*[[Wikipedia:Zeus|Zeus]] is, of course, named after the father-figure God of the Greek Pantheon. He's much less lecherous here, and he's not nearly so much a central figure here as he is in mythology.
*[[Wikipedia:Zeus|Zeus]] is, of course, named after the father-figure God of the Greek Pantheon. He's much less lecherous here, and he's not nearly so much a central figure here as he is in mythology.
*Despite not being an angel, Zeus is shown with a halo in the official art from ''Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters''.
*Despite not being an angel, Zeus is shown with a halo and a pair of wings in the official art from ''Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters''.
He's merely referred to as "a friendly god" here and will train Pit in the Sacred Training Chambers. If he passes, Pit will get to choose a sacred treasure. However, Zeus will insult Pit as being a "weakling" if he flees.
Zeus is now referred to by his proper name but otherwise fulfills the same role. If Pit leaves his training before it is over this time around, Zeus will simply say, "You must try harder Pit"
Trivia
Zeus is, of course, named after the father-figure God of the Greek Pantheon. He's much less lecherous here, and he's not nearly so much a central figure here as he is in mythology.
Despite not being an angel, Zeus is shown with a halo and a pair of wings in the official art from Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters.
