Statistics: The best monster in the cartoon "Hercules"

A large multi-headed snake. Every time one of its heads is cut off, three new ones grow in its place, making the monster invulnerable.

The goddesses of Moira are omnipotent and know absolutely everything. Lachesis (blue) determines the length of a person's thread of life, Clotho (green) spins the thread, and Atropos (purple) cuts it when a person is about to die.

A large centaur that Hades sent Megara to persuade the centaur to become a warrior of Hades.

A skeletal titan made entirely of ice. He is the physical embodiment of ice and is able to freeze with his breath.

A half-human, half-dragon. A fire-breathing monster with a reptilian body and a theatrical character, a servant of Hades.

A giant three-headed dog. His main duty is to guard the entrance to the Underworld.

A titan composed entirely of molten lava, with the exception of a head of igneous rock. He is the physical embodiment of fire and is able to secrete lava.

The fat pink cyclops that Hades set on Hercules. Stupid, but bloodthirsty.

A race of female nature spirits who usually take the form corresponding to their surroundings (for example, in the forest — the form of trees, in flower fields — the form of flowers, in reservoirs — the form of water).

"Father of all monsters," Echidna's husband. He was the most powerful of all the titans. Zeus challenged him, and Hera defeated him. Typhon could breathe fire and possessed incredible strength.

A two-headed titan made entirely of stone. It is the physical embodiment of the earth and can create earthquakes.

A sophisticated but easily irritated monster. He is originally from Crete and loves to wreak havoc and destruction on the island. When King Minos of Crete finally caught him, he imprisoned him in a maze.

The monstrous boar that Hades used to kill Hercules. According to toga, the boar was killed and roasted for Philoctetes.

An imp who, as his name implies, is constantly injured. Despite his cunning, he does not always think well about his actions, which gets him into unpleasant situations.

An imp who keeps company with Pain. He's more cautious and quite cynical at times. However, it's easy to scare him, which gets him into trouble and disrupts his plans.

The two-headed Cyclops

A tornado-like titan. He is the physical embodiment of air and is capable of creating tornadoes.

A giant carnivorous bird.

A sea monster that devours humans, along with Charybdis.

"Mother of all monsters," Typhon's wife. She takes care of her children, but she often gets tired.

A giant wolf, the son of the god of cunning Loki. Together with his father, he tried to conquer Asgard, but was imprisoned.

An imp who knows how to make people nervous.

Two winged wolves that serve Hecate. They're eloquent, but they're actually very mean.

A sea monster that devours people

A lion with the body of a goat and the tail of a snake.

An elderly griffin who lives in the Elysian Sunset Nursing home in room XXIII (23). Many years ago, Mr. Griff was assigned to guard the first diamond created by Hephaestus.

A giant spider-like monster with a bored and sarcastic personality who pretends to be the guardian of the Tapestry of Destiny.

A monster who loves game shows and lives high in the mountains. Whenever someone invades his domain, he forces the intruder to play in his game show.

A race of giant purple reptilian birds with fangs that live in the Underworld. They attack anyone who approaches the palace of Hades, and their nests are decorated with many bones.

In the film, Hades sends her, the Minotaur, and the Griffin to attack Hercules, but all three are defeated by Hercules.

After he defeated all the soldiers of the Nemean king, he became bored, and he decided to sow terror in the city in the hope of finding at least some heroes worthy to fight him.

A giant four-armed yeti that, with the help of sea nymphs, lures sailors and eats them.