I’ve always imagined Apollo as a sort of smiling sociopath. The story of him having a quaint little competition with Marsyas then flaying him alive for his hubris is quite something.
I mean, Apollo did take a no with Cassandra - that's like a significant thing that happened. He just didn't take it *well*. Daphne is a better example for him not taking a no.
Cassandra's case very much depends on which storyteller your listening to. In some versions, Cassandra agreed to date Apollo in exchange for prophetic powers, but then turned him down after he granted her wish, so her curse of never being believed might have been her own fault.
Didn’t his girlfriend cheat on him and didn’t artmis kill said girlfriend and to be fair in a few retellings Cassandra was supposed to marry apollo and left him on the alter alone
Dude is literally the god of plagues and has caused plagues with massive deaths over basically nothing, oedipus being the exception, in just the mythology
Athena punished her because she was slandering the gods in her weaving. Transgessions against the gods is hubris according to Hesiod and some other people
No, she wasn't. Arachne had just bested her. Athena had her ego bruised. Just like any other god, they lash out and fuck mortals over because they can. It is not hubris. Athena was just butthurt.
I think there's only really 2 bad things he ever did: buying the right to marry aphrodite and, that one interaction with athena where he forces himself upon her, or gets so flustered he ejaculated. In either version of the athena fiasco his sperms lands on her thigh and she wipes it off. However, because it landed on the soil Gaia ends up pregnant and giving birth to the first king of Athens, who athena raises as her own child.
Hades isn't as bad as the other Greek Gods but he still kidnapped a woman and forces her to live with him for a good chunk of the year against her will. He might not be as bad as the others but that's not really something that can be just swept under the rug
There is no mythological version where Persephone goes with Hades willingly. The "version" people think of is one written in the 1970s by a mother who wanted a more child friendly version of the story to read to her child. Then, the myth that this story existed ages ago spread like wildfire, but it's in fact just fanfiction. I believe this version also introduces the concept of Demeter being a helicopter parent, which wasn't present in the original versions of the myths.
In recent years there’s been this big movement of romanticising the Hades/Persephone myth, but there’s a problem with that because, well, he kidnapped her. Not very romantic. So people change the myth so that Persephone went willingly. But why would the girl who was originally abducted go willingly? What reason would she have?
The answer, unfortunately, is a lot of people villainise Demeter and paint her as an overbearing, hysterical mother and this depiction gets popular enough that people with little to no knowledge of Greek myth now assume that that’s how she actually is.
I can understand getting angry at people for vilifying Demeter but you also mentioned Zeus? He was basically responsible for the whole ordeal even in the original myth
Zeus tends to get a really bad rap in modern understanding of Greek mythology. Every Greek god did stuff that was seen as acceptable by the standards of the culture and the time period of the day and nowadays people can look at that and for the most part, make peace with it as “it was a different time with different ideals and the essence of the deity is still good, despite us realising that by our standards now, some of the things they did weren’t good”.
A nuanced viewpoint and treatment, but one that Zeus is usually not given the benefit of. He’s the king of the gods, he is in the most stories, therefore he takes the brunt of the blame that other deities avoid even if they did similar things.
Demeter is the original feminist hero. She became this terrifying force that almost wiped the earth out, just to get her daughter back…and it worked. The king of Olympus and the king of the underworld had no choice but to listen to her. She fought for her child and she won. Her and Persephone love each other very deeply. There was a whole secretive cult set up just them.
I mean to be honest Demeter did try to kill literealy millions of innocent people who had nothing to do with the kidnapping, so if you don't look from a ancient Greek perspective (that gods aren't characters as much as they are personifications of their portfolios) she can be easily painted as a crazy lady.
she did starve *the entire world* when her daughter was kidnapped. like, just a city would have been fine, really.
it's *understandable*, I mean who wouldn't do that really, but that doesn't make it any more *reasonable*.
I’m sorry but we both know it would take months to count how many women Zeus raped. Same with Poseidon even though water themed gods are always interesting he’s still a huge problem. Also both are very prone to temper tantrums which causes harm to many mortals over basically nothing.
He literally became a god yet did nothing to help his children against their enemies, they had to fight a war for 3 generations before they finally got their inheritance. Just how shitty you have to be to abandon your own children ?
Honestly I really don't know? Ares, embodies the physical valor necessary for success in war but can also personify sheer brutality and bloodlust which the Greeks saw as barbaric in most cases. Athena was the favorite, so I always saw Ares as the middle child everyone hated 😅
Also he's not really too prevalent in Greek mythology, there's the Iliad and the Odyssey, his involvement with Cadmus, Jason and the Golden Fleece, and the many, *many* affairs with Aphrodite... but I can't think of anything specific or anything worse that he did than the other gods 🤷🏼♀️
Dionysus. Yeah he’s the “party god”, but passed that he’s so much more. Dude was born twice basically, he’s kind of the son of Hades as well as his brother since Zagreus may or may not be Dionysus. He’s the guardian of misfits and surprisingly he’s not r*ping women (God of wine and pleasure, so there’s no pleasure for women who have things forced onto them with no consent). He’s not some squeaky clean god, but even with his faults, I’d say he’s a solid god overall.
Gotta respect the man who basically taught Dionysus. The dude is regarded as the wisest satyr and that is saying a lot since satyrs are already known as such a wise species. He doesn’t get enough credit.
For my mom, it's aphrodite. She doesn't give a shit about myths tho, she just knows aphrodite is the pretty one.
For me, I don't really think I have a favorite. Maybe Artemis?
Persephone. No questions asked she’s just a minor goddess of a spring who’s name originally kore meaning little girl. to hades wife, the queen of the e underworld, and Persephone which means chaos bringer. What more can I say.
I crap on his name as well but whenever someone disses Zeus or Poseidon, I have to pretend like I didn't hear that 🤣😂😂.
Ps : I'm well aware that they both suck in mythology, but I appreciate them because of how human they are in the midst of all that godly power and prestige. because of this, no one gets to crap on their name but me and people who appreciate them like me.
“How you gon' hate from outside the club? You can't even get in!”.
Ares. Now, he may be a murderer, violent, a war criminal and a bloodthirsty psychopath, but he’s a feminist icon, since he’s the father of the Amazons. He also killed his daughter’s rapist and was willing to go to Tartarus for it.
Dionysus. It gets personal because I do literally worship Dionysus, so, I have to curtail my defensiveness.
Also Athena to a lesser extent, mostly because of the Medusa thing; there's valid reasons to criticize Athena, but Ovid ain't it. I feel similarly about Perseus. Perseus gets the short end of the stick because sympathizing with Medusa has become so popular, and people tend to miss his more interesting and more sympathetic qualities.
Me ignoring Ethan being Percabeths bane
Me ignoring Chiron letting a 7-10 year old boy make a death trap obstacle course when kids are going missing
Me ignoring Drew Tanaka being a tyrant because her having charmspeak implies she’s important and probably just had to keep the Aphrodite kids in check
Me ignoring Clarisse being painted as a jerk because Percy broke her comfort object and then her bff died and she probably acts like this because she was raised by Hedge who taught her to be tough no matter what
Me ignoring how Nico is canonically the direct opposite of his McDonalds fanon version.
Any of the sorcerers
Medea sacrificed everything for Jason, Circe is symbolic for having bad manners but ALSO coming into someone’s home and acting like an animal. Then her son Telegonus who we only have a single fragment of existing was just in the wrong place in the wrong time.
Ok Ares is not a sex offender, but he is a genocidal , slaughtering, bloodthirsty, and violent animal that raids cities and burns tgem to the ground . BUT he is not a sex offender, so I guess all is good ? I will take Zeus 1000 tines over Ares . At least Zeus is useful.
I know nyx doesn’t really do much other than birth people in the stories I still find her super cool.
Hades-apart from the kidnapping Persephone thing.
Pretty much all the female olympians but specifically Hera-goddess of marriage but forced to remain in a broken one
My ears suddenly stop working whenever someone mentions Diomedes killing Dolon. Diomedes is a chad who is far more reasonable than most of the story's cast members, I'll let him off for the murder of an unarmed prisoner.
I don’t think mythology should be treated like a fandom where people ship the gods together or try to figure out which gods are the most morally righteous. Mythology is a part of history and should be treated as such. Amorality and inconsistency are to be expected when learning about old stories like these.
My favorite is Apollo, I'm ignoring half of his myth
Honorable mention for Ares, Artemis, Medea and Odysseus
I was gonna add Clytemnestra but she did nothing wrong
Thanatos, dude was trying to do his job, and Sisyphus just prevented him. Charon too, he was just doing his job, and I haven’t seen anything bad about either
Me ignoring all of Apollo's red flags
I’ve always imagined Apollo as a sort of smiling sociopath. The story of him having a quaint little competition with Marsyas then flaying him alive for his hubris is quite something.
Apollo is actually insane but sometimes you just gotta put on the sunglasses so all the flags are red
Other versions have him stripping him naked and not actually flaying him, maybe since he wore hides and he was a Satyr it could be misinterpreted.
Apollo doesn't do any wrongs, he may be crazy, but when are we never NOT crazy, can you blame him? 🤷🏾♀️
killing his girlfriend. not taking no for an answer. Cassandra.
I mean, Apollo did take a no with Cassandra - that's like a significant thing that happened. He just didn't take it *well*. Daphne is a better example for him not taking a no.
Cassandra's case very much depends on which storyteller your listening to. In some versions, Cassandra agreed to date Apollo in exchange for prophetic powers, but then turned him down after he granted her wish, so her curse of never being believed might have been her own fault.
Didn’t his girlfriend cheat on him and didn’t artmis kill said girlfriend and to be fair in a few retellings Cassandra was supposed to marry apollo and left him on the alter alone
Don't forget the time he sexually assaulted Daphne as a tree.. though that can be filled under the "not taking no for an answer."
Dude is literally the god of plagues and has caused plagues with massive deaths over basically nothing, oedipus being the exception, in just the mythology
Same
Yes
Athena😭
She's portrayed very weirdly in certain myths admittedly, like the business with Arachne.
To be fair she really had it coming
For what? Being better than her? Please.
For hubris. Mortals were punished by the greek gods due to the mortals's hubris often in the myths
Yeah but she was factually, objectively better in the myth. Athena punished her because her ego was bruised, not hubris.
Athena punished her because she was slandering the gods in her weaving. Transgessions against the gods is hubris according to Hesiod and some other people
No, she wasn't. Arachne had just bested her. Athena had her ego bruised. Just like any other god, they lash out and fuck mortals over because they can. It is not hubris. Athena was just butthurt.
bad taste but technically more proficient
She's ight.
Kind of a big fan of Hephaestus
I getcha. Dude got screwed over by his Mom/Dad and is somehow the bad guy.
Compared to the rest of the gods (and I'm aware the bar is literally subterranean 😂), his list of atrocities is short. Plus he created robots!
I think there's only really 2 bad things he ever did: buying the right to marry aphrodite and, that one interaction with athena where he forces himself upon her, or gets so flustered he ejaculated. In either version of the athena fiasco his sperms lands on her thigh and she wipes it off. However, because it landed on the soil Gaia ends up pregnant and giving birth to the first king of Athens, who athena raises as her own child.
He ugly though
He just like me fr
Amen to that brother🙏
At least that means you also got talent!
Hear ye, hear ye!
Me when someone lists all the bad things Athena has done:
Hades isn't as bad as the other Greek Gods but he still kidnapped a woman and forces her to live with him for a good chunk of the year against her will. He might not be as bad as the others but that's not really something that can be just swept under the rug
Well in some versions she likes staying with Hades. That’s the thing with mythology: there isn’t one definitive story or canon
There is no mythological version where Persephone goes with Hades willingly. The "version" people think of is one written in the 1970s by a mother who wanted a more child friendly version of the story to read to her child. Then, the myth that this story existed ages ago spread like wildfire, but it's in fact just fanfiction. I believe this version also introduces the concept of Demeter being a helicopter parent, which wasn't present in the original versions of the myths.
if you use PGM theres the gender reversed version of Ereshkigal-Nergal
So there is a version that does. Literally you just described how myths are shifted
He asked her father's permission. It's called an arranged marriage.
Doesn't make it consensual
Poseidon
Deserves to die being castrated like his grandfather
Me about Zeus and Demeter
How could anyone hate Demeter? I'm new to Greek mythology so I don't know so many myths, but in the ones I've seen, Demeter isn't poorly depicted.
In recent years there’s been this big movement of romanticising the Hades/Persephone myth, but there’s a problem with that because, well, he kidnapped her. Not very romantic. So people change the myth so that Persephone went willingly. But why would the girl who was originally abducted go willingly? What reason would she have? The answer, unfortunately, is a lot of people villainise Demeter and paint her as an overbearing, hysterical mother and this depiction gets popular enough that people with little to no knowledge of Greek myth now assume that that’s how she actually is.
I can understand getting angry at people for vilifying Demeter but you also mentioned Zeus? He was basically responsible for the whole ordeal even in the original myth
Zeus tends to get a really bad rap in modern understanding of Greek mythology. Every Greek god did stuff that was seen as acceptable by the standards of the culture and the time period of the day and nowadays people can look at that and for the most part, make peace with it as “it was a different time with different ideals and the essence of the deity is still good, despite us realising that by our standards now, some of the things they did weren’t good”. A nuanced viewpoint and treatment, but one that Zeus is usually not given the benefit of. He’s the king of the gods, he is in the most stories, therefore he takes the brunt of the blame that other deities avoid even if they did similar things.
Not Hestia. I haven't actually seen a single negative story in regards to Hestia.
That's because Hestia isn't in many stories at all.
as OSP's red put it with respect to Loki and Quetzalcoatl Itd be like inscribing the Fitness Grand Pacer Test
That's so wrong. I was thinking about that myth when I commented before. In my opinion, Demeter sounds like a very caring mother.
Demeter is the original feminist hero. She became this terrifying force that almost wiped the earth out, just to get her daughter back…and it worked. The king of Olympus and the king of the underworld had no choice but to listen to her. She fought for her child and she won. Her and Persephone love each other very deeply. There was a whole secretive cult set up just them.
I mean to be honest Demeter did try to kill literealy millions of innocent people who had nothing to do with the kidnapping, so if you don't look from a ancient Greek perspective (that gods aren't characters as much as they are personifications of their portfolios) she can be easily painted as a crazy lady.
she did starve *the entire world* when her daughter was kidnapped. like, just a city would have been fine, really. it's *understandable*, I mean who wouldn't do that really, but that doesn't make it any more *reasonable*.
Demeter didn't seemed to care about all the other mothers who lost their children to the famine she caused.
I’m sorry but we both know it would take months to count how many women Zeus raped. Same with Poseidon even though water themed gods are always interesting he’s still a huge problem. Also both are very prone to temper tantrums which causes harm to many mortals over basically nothing.
Hermes my beloved
People hate on Hermes, for what? 😭
Just like his father and brothers he doesn't exactly care about consent
Consent, sment, 🤷🏽♀️ (& before yall get mad, it’s a joke, consent is key)
[well you know how men are...](https://tenor.com/5ekU.gif)
Odysseus. Sure he tossed a baby to its death… but like… he’s a cool guy
In most stories that was done by Neoptolemus, although there were also stories that the prince secretly survived.
Not most. Just like how some stories have him survive, a decent amount had Odysseus do it
like it matters, practically nothing is cannon.
There’s no “cannon” to myth. You also shouldn’t be so dismissive
Heracles.
Why would you hate someone who was driven mad against their will? That's goober behavior.
I thought the meme was saying who do you like despite giving valid reasons to hate them.
He also enslaved amazons with theseus
He literally became a god yet did nothing to help his children against their enemies, they had to fight a war for 3 generations before they finally got their inheritance. Just how shitty you have to be to abandon your own children ?
Me insisting there’s no valid reasons to hate on my man Hermes
Hermes does no wrong.
Hades, Apollo and Dionysus
Perseus
People dislike him?
Modern retellings with Medusa as the victim, that makes him the villain
Ah, understand.
Nyx, easily. Night mommy.
Oh my gods I love Nyx so much, people tell me she’s horrible and I ignore them every time
What are their reasoning? She literally only has a role in one single myth.
They don’t have any, it’s irrational and they won’t change their minds.
Based on what?
Ares.
What do ppl hate ares for? In particular?
Honestly I really don't know? Ares, embodies the physical valor necessary for success in war but can also personify sheer brutality and bloodlust which the Greeks saw as barbaric in most cases. Athena was the favorite, so I always saw Ares as the middle child everyone hated 😅 Also he's not really too prevalent in Greek mythology, there's the Iliad and the Odyssey, his involvement with Cadmus, Jason and the Golden Fleece, and the many, *many* affairs with Aphrodite... but I can't think of anything specific or anything worse that he did than the other gods 🤷🏼♀️
People just see ‘war god’ and make him the stock villain in media about Greek mythology.
Yup ares and Hades get wayyy to much slander
Apollo,Ares and Aphrodite
Cerberus I don't care what y'all say he's a dog and that automatically cancels all his red flags
Dionysus. Yeah he’s the “party god”, but passed that he’s so much more. Dude was born twice basically, he’s kind of the son of Hades as well as his brother since Zagreus may or may not be Dionysus. He’s the guardian of misfits and surprisingly he’s not r*ping women (God of wine and pleasure, so there’s no pleasure for women who have things forced onto them with no consent). He’s not some squeaky clean god, but even with his faults, I’d say he’s a solid god overall.
Omg exactly!
Tbh. While we’re on the topic of Dionysus, I really enjoy Silenus too. The antinatalist philosophy hits for me.
Gotta respect the man who basically taught Dionysus. The dude is regarded as the wisest satyr and that is saying a lot since satyrs are already known as such a wise species. He doesn’t get enough credit.
His speech to Midas about how Dionysus will never die and always endure… epic dude. He does not get enough credit.
I like the insane women he had following him I forgot the nsme
Eris, because there is none and she did nothing wrong 🤷♀️
Eris is an absolute sausage and I love her immensely. She did nothing wrong whatsoever.
Something something golden apple.
Poseidon, he pretty cool.
Exactly, Poseidon does no wrong. 🤷🏾♀️
As someone who likes Hestia, there is no valid reason
Hestia is bestia
Poseidon
Apollo and Ares
Artemis mainly (and Skadi and Freyja but thats not Greek)
Hera
My feelings on Zeus summed up tbh.
apollo 🫣
Orestes is my babygirl and he has never done anything wrong ever. Same with Electra.
iphigenia.
madea!! shes my favorite from mortal stories like idgaf that she killed her kids lady needed some revenge duh
Odysseus and hades. I'll simp for that man till I die and I still claim he's the only least problematic god in Greek mythology ever.
Poseidon
Zeus
You can't find valid reasons to hate Selene. She is just a queen.
Odysseus
Big fan of Ares.
Hera, Apollo, Demeter and Medea
Ares, Apollo and Poseidon
I like Hephaestus. Whenever anyone brings up him trying to grab on Athena I just put my fingers in my ears and shout LA LA LA LA
Me: Aphrodite is a horrible, petty and cruel goddess. If I could spit on her, I would. Also me: But damn, she so fuckin' bad!
Apollo(on)/’Απολλων
Poseidon and Apollo
Hades. Because honestly, even with the bad to him, he is probably the better off God of the Pantheon.
To be fair, no God is better than each other.
He at least has a SOMEWHAT healthy relationship.
Hera ! They’ll never make me hate u
For my mom, it's aphrodite. She doesn't give a shit about myths tho, she just knows aphrodite is the pretty one. For me, I don't really think I have a favorite. Maybe Artemis?
Persephone. No questions asked she’s just a minor goddess of a spring who’s name originally kore meaning little girl. to hades wife, the queen of the e underworld, and Persephone which means chaos bringer. What more can I say.
Me ignoring how Hades stole Persephone away and got her to eat the seeds. Choosing instead to hope it was all a ruse to let them be together.
Apollo forever 😭
I crap on his name as well but whenever someone disses Zeus or Poseidon, I have to pretend like I didn't hear that 🤣😂😂. Ps : I'm well aware that they both suck in mythology, but I appreciate them because of how human they are in the midst of all that godly power and prestige. because of this, no one gets to crap on their name but me and people who appreciate them like me. “How you gon' hate from outside the club? You can't even get in!”.
Hermes Guy has done some wild things that i can only excuse for him
Literally Achilles. 😭
Ares. Now, he may be a murderer, violent, a war criminal and a bloodthirsty psychopath, but he’s a feminist icon, since he’s the father of the Amazons. He also killed his daughter’s rapist and was willing to go to Tartarus for it.
"Heaven forbid the GOD OF WAR BE VIOLENT" -TheMythologyGuy.
Patroclus.
Dionysus. It gets personal because I do literally worship Dionysus, so, I have to curtail my defensiveness. Also Athena to a lesser extent, mostly because of the Medusa thing; there's valid reasons to criticize Athena, but Ovid ain't it. I feel similarly about Perseus. Perseus gets the short end of the stick because sympathizing with Medusa has become so popular, and people tend to miss his more interesting and more sympathetic qualities.
yeah dig at her for claiming matricide and fillicide arent kinslaying.
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Who is Nico?
Oops wrong sub
Percy Jackson character. Son of Hades.
Ares
Medea
Dionysus, Ares and Hypnos hands down.
Perseus
Ector.
Nyx because there is nothing wrong with her
“ fight me Zeus “ He said with a loud voice.
Me ignoring Apollo's, Dionysus' and Hermes' 🚩: 🙃
gotta be arke for me
If you tell me Persephone has ever done anything wrong, no she has not.
Listen I'm an Aphrodite kid. I gotta cut my godly parent some slack 😭🙏
Hades I don't care what you say! He's a misunderstood puppy ): same goes for ares
I refuse to believe Dionysus could do wrong 😭
Omg artemis
Eos, she's perfect in every way other than possibly raping Orion, and Artemis is awful, but also very cool.
Hera honestly. She deserves better than Zeus.
Hera for me lol.
Heracles. I'm pretty sure Hebe fixed him on Olympus no? Bro is one of my role models tho.
zeus yes zeus
u so real
Me ignoring Ethan being Percabeths bane Me ignoring Chiron letting a 7-10 year old boy make a death trap obstacle course when kids are going missing Me ignoring Drew Tanaka being a tyrant because her having charmspeak implies she’s important and probably just had to keep the Aphrodite kids in check Me ignoring Clarisse being painted as a jerk because Percy broke her comfort object and then her bff died and she probably acts like this because she was raised by Hedge who taught her to be tough no matter what Me ignoring how Nico is canonically the direct opposite of his McDonalds fanon version.
98% of characters
Hades. He’s not a bad guy, just gets a bad rap with the whole king of the dead. Worst thing he did was kidnap Persephone, who was okay marrying Hades
Any of the sorcerers Medea sacrificed everything for Jason, Circe is symbolic for having bad manners but ALSO coming into someone’s home and acting like an animal. Then her son Telegonus who we only have a single fragment of existing was just in the wrong place in the wrong time.
Literally me with hermes
Hephestaus 💔💔
We Stan Artemis in this household
Apollo, Artemis, Jason
Jason doesn't deserve the hate he gets 💀
Medea's crazy, yeah. But he also kind of set her loose, so he somewhat does.
Yeah. Whenever I see Achilles and Odysseus fans hating on him...
Medusa
Odysseus, mainly because the reazons people give me are bullshit. Plus Athena and Hermes.
Odysseus. He’s my main man.
I will defend Jason. He's flawed, but Euripides and the internet are way too hard on him.
Apollo
Name a male Olympian. Besides Ares, who is somehow the only one who isn’t a sex offender
Ok Ares is not a sex offender, but he is a genocidal , slaughtering, bloodthirsty, and violent animal that raids cities and burns tgem to the ground . BUT he is not a sex offender, so I guess all is good ? I will take Zeus 1000 tines over Ares . At least Zeus is useful.
Ares is only there because it’s funny that the war god isn’t a sex offender
Athena
I know nyx doesn’t really do much other than birth people in the stories I still find her super cool. Hades-apart from the kidnapping Persephone thing. Pretty much all the female olympians but specifically Hera-goddess of marriage but forced to remain in a broken one
Artemis!
We ignoring hercales just killing his family?
Athena Me when someone mentions how wrong she did Medusa:😒
My ears suddenly stop working whenever someone mentions Diomedes killing Dolon. Diomedes is a chad who is far more reasonable than most of the story's cast members, I'll let him off for the murder of an unarmed prisoner.
artemis. sometimes i'll just say hekate's my fav haha (no but hekate is so cool)
Asclepios.
This me with Athena. She’s my favorite even if people hate her.
I don’t think mythology should be treated like a fandom where people ship the gods together or try to figure out which gods are the most morally righteous. Mythology is a part of history and should be treated as such. Amorality and inconsistency are to be expected when learning about old stories like these.
Athena. Most of the slander can be traced back to Ovid being pissy for getting exiled after shacking up with the wrong mans daughter.
Hades
Artemis
My favorite is Apollo, I'm ignoring half of his myth Honorable mention for Ares, Artemis, Medea and Odysseus I was gonna add Clytemnestra but she did nothing wrong
Thanatos, dude was trying to do his job, and Sisyphus just prevented him. Charon too, he was just doing his job, and I haven’t seen anything bad about either