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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The fates of the two giants who sided with the gods against their own kind. It is unknown if they are alive or dead.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The fates of the two giants who sided with the gods against their own kind. It is unknown if they are alive or dead. [[spoiler: season 2 reveals that both are still alive as they pay tribute to the fallen Zeus]]
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Season 2 ends in one. [[spoiler:Heron is killed by Hades for the Eulusis stone and Gaia, furious at the olympians' pettiness and power struggles, destroys the stone to release Olympus' greatest threat, Typhon, declaring a new age of Titans.]]
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Season 2 ends in one. [[spoiler:Heron is killed by Hades for the Eulusis Eleusinian stone and Gaia, furious at the olympians' Olympians' pettiness and power struggles, destroys the stone to release Olympus' greatest threat, Typhon, declaring a new age of Titans.]]
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* MyBelovedSmother: Demeter shows she's just as overbearing and controlling of her daughter Persephone as in the myths, never really accepting her marriage to Hades. [[spoiler:She even goes as far as to cripple the other gods so she and Hades become the rulers of Olympus with the Eulusis stone.]]
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* MyBelovedSmother: Demeter shows she's just as overbearing and controlling of her daughter Persephone as in the myths, never really accepting her marriage to Hades. [[spoiler:She even goes as far as to cripple the other gods so she and Hades become the rulers of Olympus with the Eulusis Eleusinian stone.]]
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** None of the Giants are named, but some are clearly designed on various monsters in Greek Mythology. In particular, the two Giants that defected resemble the Cyclops and the Hekatonkheires, allies of the Gods during the Titanomachy, and the lead Giant with snakes coming out of their shoulders evokes Typhon, Zeus's archenemy, concept art even shows the snakes were supposed to replace their legs instead.
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** None of the Giants are named, but some are clearly designed on various monsters in Greek Mythology. In particular, the two Giants that defected resemble the Cyclops and the Hekatonkheires, allies of the Gods during the Titanomachy, and the lead Giant with snakes coming out of their shoulders evokes Typhon, Zeus's archenemy, concept art even shows the snakes were supposed to replace their legs instead. [[spoiler: Though Typhon is revealed to be a separate being.]]
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** Seraphim takes no accountability for [[spoiler: killing his mother]]. Granted he didn't know at the time it happened but he takes none even after he finds out, placing all the blame on the gods which also ignores the fact that only Hera tricked and abetted Seraphim in Electra's demise.
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** Seraphim takes no accountability for [[spoiler: killing his mother]]. Granted he didn't know at the time it happened but he takes none even after he finds out, placing all the blame on the gods which also ignores the fact that only Hera tricked and abetted Seraphim in Electra's demise. In season 2 this troupe is subverted
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* TokenBlackFriend: Kofi. He never mentions exactly where he's from (likely because most countries the way we know them nowadays did not exist at the time of the show). However, both his name and some of the divinities he mentions (such as Zat Badar) suggest modern-day Ethiopia.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: As a more adult-oriented series, the show doesn't shy away from their being the true nature of Zeus and Hera's marriage.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: As a more adult-oriented series, the show doesn't shy away from their this being the true nature of Zeus and Hera's marriage.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: As a more adult-oriented series, the show doesn't shy away from their being the true nature of Zeus and Hera's marriage.
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*HeterosexualLifePartners: Kofi and Evios.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Both Hera and Hades have a massive one when it comes to Zeus' actions.
