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* [[Oh My Gods]]: [[Trope Namer]] |
* [[Oh My Gods]]: [[Trope Namer]] |
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* [[Only Sane Man|Only Sane God]]: Hades. |
* [[Only Sane Man|Only Sane God]]: Hades. |
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* [[Opposite Gender Protagonists]]: Meg and Hercules, where Meg serves to motivate the titular character. She often gets kidnapped, requiring Hercules to save her, advancing the plot. The two initially start out disliking each other, but slowly warm up over the course of the runtime. She is used by Hades as a bargaining tool, knowing that Hercules will come to her rescue at some point. |
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* [[Orphean Rescue]]/[[To Hell and Back|To Hades and Back]]: {{spoiler|Hercules travels to the Underworld in order to rescue Meg's spirit and reunite it with her body, thus getting his godhood back.}} |
* [[Orphean Rescue]]/[[To Hell and Back|To Hades and Back]]: {{spoiler|Hercules travels to the Underworld in order to rescue Meg's spirit and reunite it with her body, thus getting his godhood back.}} |
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* [[Papa Wolf]]: Zeus tries to be this, but it is to no avail the first try. |
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Zeus tries to be this, but it is to no avail the first try. |
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