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Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the [[McGuffin Belt of Orion]] which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
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Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the [[McGuffin Belt of Orion]] which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos [[PalsWithJesus Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
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* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan appears in one episode, but he has no apparent connection to the Olympians.
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* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show).Hercules. Vulcan appears in one episode, but he has no apparent connection to the Olympians.
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* HarpingOnAboutHarpies: Dracchus's main {{Mooks}} were harpies, which were far less humanoid than in most portrayals while also being both male and female rather than MonogenderMonsters.
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* LovesOnlyGold: The shapeshifter from "Changer in Our Midst" was obsessed with gold, with its ultimate goal being to usurp King Midas, who was able to rehabilitate it via CommonalityConnection.
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* MysteriousPast: Dracchus's origin, the source of his powers, and even exactly what he was was never revealed, all we get is an offhand remark about how he was once an [[{{Seers}} Oracle]].
* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan appeared in one episode, but he had no apparent connection to the Olympians.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The minotaur and its labyrinth pop up when the heroes visit Crete, though they are able to sway it to the side of good, and in the end it helps them punish the tyrannical King Minos.
* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan appeared in one episode, but he had no apparent connection to the Olympians.
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* MysteriousPast: Dracchus's origin, the source of his powers, and even what he is exactly what he was was are never revealed, all revealed. All we get is an offhand remark from Jupiter about how he the former was once an [[{{Seers}} Oracle]].
* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcanappeared appears in one episode, but he had has no apparent connection to the Olympians.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The minotaur and its labyrinth pop up when the heroes visit Crete, though they are able to sway it to the side of good, and in theend end, it helps them punish the tyrannical King Minos.
* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan
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* GiantSpider: They live in the same area as Vulcan's forge, and try to invade it every winter in a kind of ForeverWar.
* HarpingOnAboutHarpies: Dracchus's main {{Mooks}} were harpies, which were far less humanoid than in most portrayals while also being both male and female rather than MonogenderMonsters.
* HarpingOnAboutHarpies: Dracchus's main {{Mooks}} were harpies, which were far less humanoid than in most portrayals while also being both male and female rather than MonogenderMonsters.
* InterspeciesRomance: A dragon was married to a RiddlingSphinx.
* KrakenAndLeviathan: A kraken, which has been sinking ships and terrorizing merpeople, is featured as the MonsterOfTheWeek in "Sea No Evil."
* LadyLand: Here, the reason why the Amazons dislike men and do not want them around is because their presence in Amazon territory will invoke a curse that will summon an evil SwampMonster called Zarkoz.
* LastOfHisKind: Orkos, the Atlantean who Jason and Mercury meet in the aptly titled "The Last of the Atlanteans."
* KrakenAndLeviathan: A kraken, which has been sinking ships and terrorizing merpeople, is featured as the MonsterOfTheWeek in "Sea No Evil."
* LadyLand: Here, the reason why the Amazons dislike men and do not want them around is because their presence in Amazon territory will invoke a curse that will summon an evil SwampMonster called Zarkoz.
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* LovesOnlyGold: The shapeshifter from "Changer in Our Midst" was obsessed with gold, with its ultimate goal being to usurp King Midas, who was able to rehabilitate it via CommonalityConnection.
* {{Medusa}}: She serves as the villain in two episodes, the second time accompanied by the other two Gorgon sisters, all three depicted as hideousSnakePeople. SnakePeople.
* MysteriousPast: Dracchus's origin, the source of his powers, and even exactly what he was was never revealed, all we get is an offhand remark about how he was once an [[{{Seers}} Oracle]].
* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan appeared in one episode, but he had no apparent connection to the Olympians.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The minotaur and its labyrinth pop up when the heroes visit Crete, though they are able to sway it to the side of good, and in the end it helps them punish the tyrannical King Minos.
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* OddlySmallOrganization: The Olympian gods consist of just Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Hercules (who is just a demigod, though this was never brought up in the show). Vulcan appeared in one episode, but he had no apparent connection to the Olympians.
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* RighteousRabbit: Mercury, who is depicted as an anthropomorphic rabbit, though he's also a CowardlyLion who is often very apprehensive about facing danger, [[LeeroyJenkins in contrast to Jason]].
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* CompositeCharacter: Venus (Aphrodite) in this show is more of a combination of her InNameOnly namesake and Diana (Artemis), goddess of the hunt.
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* EverybodyLovesZeus: As usual, Jupiter (Zeus) is depicted as the BigGood of Mount Olympus.
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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: The first episode establishes that Jason is a street urchin scraping by in AncientGrome, and he promptly gets taken in by the Olympian gods once Jupiter deems him TheChosenOne.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Nobody seems even slightly taken aback by the Olympian gods being anthropomorphic animals when first meeting them, including Jason in the pilot, nor is that tidbit even acknowledged. Mercury and Venus constantly walking among mortals also never raises any eyebrows.
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* YoungerAndHipper: Mercury (Hermes) and Venus (Aphrodite), who are normally depicted as adults, have been aged down to be tweens (or at least the Olympian equivalent of one) to better serve as [[KidHero Jason’s]] best friends.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Nobody seems even slightly taken aback by the Olympian gods being anthropomorphic animals when first meeting them, including Jason in the pilot, nor is that tidbit even acknowledged. Mercury and Venus constantly walking among mortals also never raises any eyebrows.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Nobody seems even slightly taken aback by the Olympian gods being anthropomorphic animals when first meeting them, including Jason in the pilot, nor is that tidbit even acknowledged. Mercury and Venus constantly walking among mortals also never raises any eyebrows.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The Olympian gods are very much textbook JerkassGods in ancient mythology. Here, all of them are depicted as conventionally heroic, and even the standoffish and short-tempered Mars is ultimately a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Notably, Venus (Aphrodite), who could charitably be described as the original AlphaBitch, becomes a full-fledged NiceGirl and the VoiceOfReason.
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* InNameOnly: While presumably named after him, the show’s version of Jason has essentially nothing in common with the leader of the Argonauts from classic Greek mythology, though one episode does involve King Aeëtes and the Golden Fleece.
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* {{Medusa}}: She serves as the villain in two episodes, the second time accompanied by the other two Grogon sisters, all three depicted as hideous SnakePeople.
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* YoungerAndHipper: Mercury (Hermes) and Venus (Aphrodite), who are normally depicted as adults, have been aged down to be tweens (or at least the Olympian equivalent to of one) to better serve as [[KidHero Jason’s]] best friends.
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''Jason and the Heroes of Mount Olympus'' (French: ''Jason et les héros de l'Olympe'') is a short-lived animated TV series produced by [[Creator/SIPAnimation Saban International Paris]] in co-production with [[Creator/FoxKids Fox Kids Europe]] and [=TF1=].
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''Jason and the Heroes of Mount Olympus'' (French: ''Jason et les héros de l'Olympe'') is a short-lived animated TV series from 2001-2002, produced by [[Creator/SIPAnimation Saban International Paris]] in co-production with [[Creator/FoxKids Fox Kids Europe]] and [=TF1=].
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The Olympian gods are very much textbook JerkassGods in classic ancient mythology. Here, all of them are depicted as conventionally heroic, and even the standoffish and short-tempered Mars is ultimately a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Notably, Venus (Aphrodite), who could charitably be described as the original AlphaBitch, becomes a full-fledged NiceGirl and the VoiceOfReason.
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Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the Belt of Orion which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
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Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the [[McGuffin Belt of Orion Orion]] which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The Olympian gods are very much textbook JerkassGods in classic mythology. Here, all of them are depicted as conventionally heroic, and even the standoffish and short-tempered Mars is ultimately a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Notably, Venus (Aphrodite), who could charitably be described as the original AlphaBitch in the original tales, becomes a full-fledged NiceGirl and the VoiceOfReason.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The Olympian gods are very much textbook JerkassGods in classic mythology. Here, all of them are depicted as conventionally heroic, and even the standoffish and short-tempered Mars is ultimately a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Notably, Venus (Aphrodite), who could charitably be described as the original AlphaBitch in the original tales, becomes a full-fledged NiceGirl and the VoiceOfReason.
* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: Partially. All the humans and other mortal characters from ancient mythology such as the Gorgon sisters remain as they were, but the gods of Mount Olympus are depicted as anthropomorphic animals, with Jupiter as a chimpanzee, Mercury as a rabbit, Venus as a squirrel, Hercules as a lion and Mars as an elephant. Vulcan appears in one episode and is depicted as a wild boar.
* CruelElephant: Downplayed with Mars. He’s a loudmouthed jerk, and unlike the other gods, is rather skeptical and antagonistic toward Jason, but he remains firmly on the side of the good guys.
* DamselInDistress: While occasionally utilizing her GreenThumb in combat, Venus often has to be rescued by Jason and Mercury.
* EverybodyLovesZeus: As usual, Jupiter (Zeus) is depicted as the BigGood of Mount Olympus.
* EvilSoundsDeep: BigBad Dracchus has a very deep voice, courtesy of Creator/DaranNorris.
* SillySimian: Subverted with Jupiter. He’s depicted as the wise and respectable leader of the gods, though like everyone, he is sometimes subjected to slapstick comedy.
* SirensAreMermaids: Sirens serve as the villains of one episode, depicted as mermaid-like but also capable of walking on land via GhostlyGlide.
* StoutStrength: Hercules is vert rotund but he’s still a BloodKnight and retains his trademark SuperStrength.
* TwoGuysAndAGirl: [[TheHero Jason]], [[TheLancer Mercury]], and [[TheChick Venus]] are the main characters and usually go on adventures together.
* WarElephants: A quite literal example, as Mars (Ares), the god of war, is depicted as an anthropomorphic elephant (possibly as a nod to the trope).
* YoungerAndHipper: Mercury (Hermes) and Venus (Aphrodite), who are normally depicted as adults, have been aged down to be tweens (or at least the Olympian equivalent to one) to better serve as [[KidHero Jason’s]] best friends.
* AdaptationalHeroism: The Olympian gods are very much textbook JerkassGods in classic mythology. Here, all of them are depicted as conventionally heroic, and even the standoffish and short-tempered Mars is ultimately a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Notably, Venus (Aphrodite), who could charitably be described as the original AlphaBitch in the original tales, becomes a full-fledged NiceGirl and the VoiceOfReason.
* AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation: Partially. All the humans and other mortal characters from ancient mythology such as the Gorgon sisters remain as they were, but the gods of Mount Olympus are depicted as anthropomorphic animals, with Jupiter as a chimpanzee, Mercury as a rabbit, Venus as a squirrel, Hercules as a lion and Mars as an elephant. Vulcan appears in one episode and is depicted as a wild boar.
* CruelElephant: Downplayed with Mars. He’s a loudmouthed jerk, and unlike the other gods, is rather skeptical and antagonistic toward Jason, but he remains firmly on the side of the good guys.
* DamselInDistress: While occasionally utilizing her GreenThumb in combat, Venus often has to be rescued by Jason and Mercury.
* EverybodyLovesZeus: As usual, Jupiter (Zeus) is depicted as the BigGood of Mount Olympus.
* EvilSoundsDeep: BigBad Dracchus has a very deep voice, courtesy of Creator/DaranNorris.
* SillySimian: Subverted with Jupiter. He’s depicted as the wise and respectable leader of the gods, though like everyone, he is sometimes subjected to slapstick comedy.
* SirensAreMermaids: Sirens serve as the villains of one episode, depicted as mermaid-like but also capable of walking on land via GhostlyGlide.
* StoutStrength: Hercules is vert rotund but he’s still a BloodKnight and retains his trademark SuperStrength.
* TwoGuysAndAGirl: [[TheHero Jason]], [[TheLancer Mercury]], and [[TheChick Venus]] are the main characters and usually go on adventures together.
* WarElephants: A quite literal example, as Mars (Ares), the god of war, is depicted as an anthropomorphic elephant (possibly as a nod to the trope).
* YoungerAndHipper: Mercury (Hermes) and Venus (Aphrodite), who are normally depicted as adults, have been aged down to be tweens (or at least the Olympian equivalent to one) to better serve as [[KidHero Jason’s]] best friends.
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''Jason and the Heroes of Mount Olympus'' (French: ''Jason et les héros de l'Olympe'') is a short-lived animated TV series produced by [[Creator/SIPAnimation Saban International Paris]] in co-production with [[Creator/FoxKids Fox Kids Europe]] and [=TF1=].
Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the Belt of Orion which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
Oh, and the Olympian gods have been [[AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation reimagined as anthropomorphic animals]].
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Jason is a [[KidHero twelve-year-old]] orphan with fantasies of becoming a great hero. He gets his wish when he climbs to the top of Mount Olympus and helps the gods fight off the [[BigBad evil Dracchus]], leading to Jason being deemed the TheChosenOne. Jupiter, king of the gods, gives him the Belt of Orion which allows him to exist on Mount Olympus and gives him control of the universe. Most episodes follow Jason having adventures in AncientGrome with his two friends [[ThreeAmigos Mercury and Venus]], while Dracchus seeks to attain the all-powerful amulet.
Oh, and the Olympian gods have been [[AnthropomorphicAnimalAdaptation reimagined as anthropomorphic animals]].
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