Antaeus
Hercules
Hercules noun - (classical mythology) a hero noted for his strength; performed 12 immense labors to gain immortality.
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- Antaeus is Hercules' enemy and a Son of Mother Earth, Hercules' father, a bandit leader called the Cretan Bull and is the one present when Hercules goes down to the gates of Hades instead of Cerberus.
- Antaeus the bully bandit from Hercules Unchained, featured in MST3K.
- Hercules looks at his own wounds] We are not gods, Antaeus, only men.
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