Hercules
Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

One day Herc is lifting up trees out of the ground, and the goddesses decide to fuck with him by having a bear maul his dad, thus allowing the mentor to die so we can do a hero's journey. After it mauls his dad, Herc punches the bear to techno noises, and then yeets the bear into space so it turns into a constellation, which the gods find noteworthy.

Nazo
Nazo
nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social

Alright, so we have actual space here with actual stars, etc etc.

So why the bleep does throwing a bear out into space actually create stars now? Like if you're going to make this a weird scifi you have to tell us WHY on these things!!!

#Monsterdon

Terencio

@trixter

If I fought a bear, I reckon there'd be ONE flash of light.... the last thing I see!

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

Anyway, having defeated the bath bomb serpents, Herc is adopted by a kindly family who live in a concrete mushroom house. He grows up big and strong and shirtless and helps his dad on the farm by lifting up trees out of the ground.

Rockario
Rockario
rockario@kind.social

The Argonauts influence runs strong in this one. Mostly in the whole Celestial god aesthetic. They're just on the moon instead of cloudy Olympus, because a certain era of fantasy movie always used sci-fi aesthetics as well.
(see also: Yor, Hunter From The Future from this same year)
#monsterdon

Harvey Sandstrom
Harvey Sandstrom
cd0

You didn't say I couldn't put it back out of harms way. It's called malicious compliance, get used to it.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

This river Hercules is floating down looks like a fun theme park ride.

Oh wait it has a waterfall. Oh wait, Zeus stops the waterfall from killing Herc with a giant hand. One of the goddesses (Hera?) yells at him, so he puts the baby boat back but after the waterfall. We have a divine argument about that.