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** Alcmene married Jason of the Argonauts at the end of Hercules season 2. He is not seen or referenced here
** The Titans are depicted as elemental monsters [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} ala a certain other Hercules animated film]] as opposed to the giant humans we've seen previously
** The Cronus Stone is used to keep the Titans imprisoned and is held on Mount Olympus, in the TV series it's on Earth and used to travel back in time
** The Titans are depicted as elemental monsters [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} ala a certain other Hercules animated film]] as opposed to the giant humans we've seen previously
** The Cronus Stone is used to keep the Titans imprisoned and is held on Mount Olympus, in the TV series it's on Earth and used to travel back in time
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** Alcmene married Jason of the Argonauts at the end of Hercules season 2. He is not seen or referenced here
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** The Titans are depicted as elemental monsters [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} ala a certain other Hercules animated film]] as opposed to the giant humans we've seenpreviously
previously.
** The Cronus Stone is used to keep the Titans imprisoned and is held on MountOlympus, in Olympus. In the TV series it's on Earth and used to travel back in timetime.
** The Titans are depicted as elemental monsters [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} ala a certain other Hercules animated film]] as opposed to the giant humans we've seen
** The Cronus Stone is used to keep the Titans imprisoned and is held on Mount
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: All four of the Titans have humanoid forms (initially), but lack any visible genitalia. Special mention goes to the female Titans Tethys and Mnemosyne, who possess breasts without any nipples.
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* CombatTentacles: Tethys gains these in place of feet after Hera alters her with the Cronos Stone.
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* FlamingHair: Mnemosyne has this. Initially her flames are orange and yellow like the rest on her body, but her transformation makes the flames on her head morph into actual hair, becoming a flowing mane with a brownish black color.
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** She later does the same to the Titans, powering them up in their sleep into new monstrous forms.
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* SeaSerpents: The film opens with Hercules fighting one of these along a coast.
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* TitanomachyRoundTwo: The plot of the movie is put in motion when Hera betrays the Olympians and releases the Titans, their predecessors. This leads to a takeover of Olympus by the Titans and two heroes, demi-god Hercules and warrior princess Xena, having to defeat the Titans all over again.
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* TitanomachyRoundTwo: The plot of the movie is put set in motion when Hera betrays the Olympians and releases the Titans, their predecessors. This leads to a takeover of Olympus by the Titans and two heroes, demi-god Hercules and warrior princess Xena, having to defeat the Titans all over again.
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* TitanomachyRoundTwo: The plot of the movie is put in motion when Hera betrays the Olympians and releases the Titans, their predecessors. This leads to a takeover of Olympus by the Titans and two heroes, demi-god Hercules and warrior princess Xena, having to defeat the Titans all over again.
