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Its been a loooong time since I watched this movie but theres also Megara, right? And if theres Megara, then Hercules' yet to be born children are implied. If theres Megara and children Hercules will kill them. c:
Sure, but they'd be gods, and immune to his murder spree, so it'd just be child abuse!
But, more importantly, Hera is the one that magics him into a murdererous rage for being Zeus's bastard, and in Disney canon she's just his mom.
Would the children of a God and a mortal be immortal? Considering Herc has to earn his immortality, i think not.
I actually forgot about that lol. Well... maybe he will just eat them like his gramps did