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[Disney's Hercules] Why do the Olympians have such bad reputations today when they were actually pretty nice?

Zeus seems like a kind old guy, not the wrathful rapist of mythology.

Hera genuinely loves Hercules, and she isn't the vengeful, murderous goddess of lore (not that she needs to be vengeful, since Zeus doesn't cheat on her).

With the exception of Hades, all of the gods and goddesses seem to be much nicer than they are in mythology.

Even Hercules himself is a more heroic figure.

Where did they all get their present-day bad reputations from? It couldn't have been Hades (the most likely suspect), he got dragged down the drain.
gpt
Definitely an alternate universe. Hercules's twelve labors will never happen in this setting, at least not in the form we know. Hera doesn't have any reason to make Hercules kill his own wife and kids. The kids would be demigods and much harder to kill, plus Herc is now 100% god and could easily rescue Meg from the underworld again.