This article is about the character from Marvel Comics. For other characters, see Zeus.
- “Let's see who you are. I take off your disguise. And flick!”
- ―Zeus to Thor while using "flick".
Zeus Panhellenios is a Marvel Comics character who is the Greek God of Thunder and the king of Olympus. He made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Thor: Love and Thunder.
This version of the mythological Zeus was created by Stan Lee and Mike Sekowsky.
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Thor: Love and Thunder[]
Thor came to Zeus to asked him for his help in fighting Gorr and saving the gods. When Zeus refused, Thor and his allies battled him, ending in Thor impaling him through the chest with his own Thunderbolt, and then stealing the weapon, leaving Zeus for dead. While the Thunderbolt allowed Thor and his allies to defeat Gorr and save the gods of the universe, Zeus was still furious that he had been made a mockery out of in front of his council. As such, he called on Hercules to take his vengeance for him, ordering him to kill Thor as he was nursed back to health.
Trivia[]
- In the comics, Zeus Panhellenios, known by the Romans as Jupiter, is the supreme monarch of the Olympians and the father of Athena. He was worshiped by humans in Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire.
- In Greek mythology, Zeus is the sky and thunder god who rules as king of the gods on Mount Olympus. In Roman mythology, he is known as Jupiter.
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