The Minotaur Explained - Greek Mythology

The Minotaur and the labyrinth is a story that many of us may know but how well do you really know the story of Theseus and his battle with the Minotaur?
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[@dyllan1001]

1:13 these stories really go to 0 to 100 real fast don't they

[@CastTerror5]

LMFAO!

[@sigmundharris617]

LMAO.. I laughed harder than I should have

[@LoneWolf20213]

Dear god What idiot would do this for beastiity in our world every desperate guy in the world

[@matteoblanchfield6305]

I was your 200th like your welcome

[@abvisuals7200]

That's exactly what I was thinking vifidopwofkgkvjvjcjskkskfk

[@jon3320]

The fact that someone actually drew a picture of the lady getting railed by the bull

[@loki_young8577]

Well at least I didn’t beat to this🙄🤣

[@aaaaaaah5241]

@@loki_young8577 can't say the same for me

[@cheefqueef6494]

@@loki_young8577 I did. Fuckin love furries

[@Wstarlights]

This is why I love KZbin comments as much as videos..

[@canineshadowproductions8574]

the minotaur is one of the most iconic monsters from greek mythology

[@satan437]

Sex with a bull, damn that's gotta leave a mark.

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

I'd imagine so lol

[@nathanaelitoel9832]

that's bull s#*! man hahahahahahaha

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

Yep hopefully will be covering them both soon.

[@hanobody6863]

Beastiality

[@chinimon8259]

Bulls have big hulking muscles but tiny skinny dicks lol Horse would be deadly lol

[@yettobethrownoutlime9865]

Mino’s wife and the bull is still a better love story than twilight.

[@andy991]

*REAL SHIT?*

[@Naddoniz]

😂

[@kurtcabaobao2205]

i know right

[@nahlotzul7851]

Shots fired

[@markusnavergard2387]

it was a very handsome bull

[@elizabeth-nk4kj]

"she climbed into a wooden cow." goddamn ancient ppl wilding

[@davetroll5027]

Bruh. I couldn't even fathom what they were trying to say at first. F'd me up a bit lol

[@msesthy]

😂😂😂

[@mariastewart9820]

It's 💭 people that do that now !

[@mosesberkowitz3298]

"If you feel that I've earned your subscription......" What a nice way of phrasing it!

[@curtiswilliams7306]

I thought I was the only one who appreciated that line. Every other video is commanding you to "like, share, and subscribe." I don't like being told what to do. That is because I am a Taurus, and thus, somewhat of a bull myself. This video posits that if the commentator's content and style have been to your approval, and if you feel as a result that this channel is worth it, then please subscribe. It adds a quality of humility without being self-deprecating. It puts the option back into your hands where it belongs.

[@galaxyglider8637]

Mateing with a bull? Crazy Lady

[@arawn1061]

Jepper Videos mmmmmmmhhh beastiality

[@redlady120]

Try mating with a swan. Or golden rain. Most greek gods-Zeus really, morphed himself into several forms just to get the woman he wants. Oh. He also did a bull too. Read up on The rape of Europa. But yeah... back in their days, beastiality is a phase.

[@redlady120]

Tlahuicole barrraz 😀😂😂😂 I don't think that was the idea of it. But it's a close enough suggestion

[@tlahuicolebarrraz7772]

Just Another Memer oh right, I’ll take your word on it dude. I take it you’ve done your research then

[@polarbeargloves]

Jrhnbr

[@thomasfplm]

Another thing I think is funny is that in many RPGs, the minotaurs can always find their way at labyrinths, but in the mithology is the exact opposite.

[@blackandwhiteguy4264]

Minotaur is badass and fierce looking... One of the best character in Greek mythology

[@lisawhite-pagano3455]

My favorite subject in grade school was Greek and Roman mythology. I still remember many of the stories and the trivia has come in handy many times over the years.

[@ReelSpider]

If I may ask, was that in the USA, or the UK, or some other?

[@ReelSpider]

I ask because in the USA, I never had any of that in school. Wish I had.

[@jadenephrite]

Regarding 1:12, Pasiphae copulated with the Cretan Bull in what is known in Latin as "coitus more ferarum". Pasiphaë was also the sister of Circe, the enchantress who beguiled Odysseus and turned his men into swine. Pasiphaë and Circe were also the aunts of Medea who eloped with Jason and escaped with the Argonauts after they absconded with the Golden Fleece from Medea's father Aeetes, the King of Colchis who was also the brother of Pasiphae and Circe.

[@roqShinobi]

I heard that after the father of Theseus died, they named the sea after him. Hence, the Aegean Sea. Also, this story connects with the story of Icarus and his death.

[@abdullahfaisal9375]

yeah how icarus dies while flying

[@roqShinobi]

@@abdullahfaisal9375 Exactly. Icarus' father was the arquitect of the labyrinth that housed the Minotaur. Once completed, King Minos imprisoned both of them inside the labyrinth. So, Icarus and his father made 2 pairs of wings to escape the labyrinth. And you know the rest. 😁

[@brebecca9]

It is true. When he left he sailed away with black sails and his father said if you defeat the beast and return change the sails to white so I know it is you returning. He defeated the beast but left in a hurry and didn’t have time to change the sails to white. His father saw the black sails and thought he died so he jumped into the sea.

[@tuliocano8468]

How the hell he forgot to change a simple sail?

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

I can only assume the excitement of the events caused him to forget.

[@SUMERUP]

~wouldn't you? I would, being busy with these adorable females..

[@dahken417]

Tulio Cano Or maybe he didn't forget, and was hoping his father would do something rash like suicide, making him king. Members of Noble families that get remembered are almost always categorically fucked up. That simple fact makes justification for the screwy people in your story easy.

[@mercadoraymond999]

John Saf maybe hes right. Who knos

[@mercadoraymond999]

John Saf like what i said buddy.. Who knows????

[@cinnastyle3260]

Why the heck did he abandon Ariadne on an island after she was the one to help him with his task? Shit. I hope Dionysus was good to her.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Dionysus is the only monogamous Greek god

[@Astroryx]

He generally was

[@ejimmichael5768]

The god of wine told him to fuck of her case, that she was his for the taken. So he left her for him.

[@NoNo-lt9bi]

Dyonysus probably wasnt good with her and in some books it explains this by him forgetting... like tf man??

[@trence5]

In one version I read Dionysus came to Thesus in a vision and demanded Ariadne be left on the island because he wanted her. Thesus wanted to marry HER but had to leave because a god demanded it and his depression he forgot to rise the WHITE sail. His father, assuming Thesus was killed, comitted suicide and that's how he became king.

[@LesleyPover]

A brilliant way to learn about the archetypes. Look forward to seeing a lot more. It's great to go from this site onto sites where they elaborate on the psychological symbolism of the Minotaur. How about Demeter, Persephone and Hades?

[@Cerialos]

the only thing i enjoyed learning about in school was this stuff, my teacher was SO good and he decorated the room like hte underworld and had eerie music going, and im someone who HATES school...had a great time

[@jeffclark1129]

Great video on the Minotaur and King Minos! What about a video about the Chimera or the Sirens? The main reason why the Minotaur existed in THE FIRST PLACE was because King Minos disobeyed Poseidon in sacrificing an ordinary bull instead of the White Bull, which Minos wanted to keep himself. Poseidon cursed Pasiphae with an overpowering lust for the White Bull and mated with it, thus birthing it's terrible offspring, the Minotaur. Defying the Greek Gods can bring about horrific unforeseen consequences.

[@danieldavies3881]

From my research the bull was put into the maze as a young calf and there it stayed without grass to feed on. Humans were put into the maze as punishment. A starving creature had nothing else to feed on. It adapted and fed on humans. It evolved by what it ate, hence the saying you are what you eat.

[@masterjayrgaming6517]

killed it in Assassin's Creed odyssey

[@musicig6238]

It was scary omw

[@feth593]

Same bro

[@RamManNo1]

According to Plutarch this is all based on a real event. The labyrinth was actually a prison complex in Crete. The minotaur was actually a guardsman named Taurus. Minos often held games and pitted the prisoners against Taurus, who was a bad ass. Theseus was the one who finally killed him.

[@emilys9253]

So interesting I can remember this story from school and I've always wondered about it so it's really interesting to finally be educated😀

[@cleo_girl]

I just came across this channel by accident and I love it! I would really love to see a video about Theseus, his labours, his life, and the symbolism he has in Greek mythology.

[@pinkunicorn6298]

There's a difference between villain and victim. I feel sorry for the Minotaur. No baby should grow up without a parent's love.

[@juanl8115]

pink unicorn Youd feel bad for a lot of serial killers then

[@sigmundharris617]

The minotaur was a monster. Half bull and man but with particular craving for human flesh. It was more unfortunate than unloved, not being able to control how it was conceived.

[@ghosttsohg7861]

he didn’t.... didn’t you listen at all? the wife tried to nurse the beast but (however) the beast grew enraged and harder to handle every day and the only solice he found was in devouring humans

[@Astroryx]

It literally ate people and to be fair, he was a semi-accident who only came cause of his cuck father trying to trick a God.

[@WhyDiceGod]

Pink unicorn is the sort of girl that would go crazy over a bulls dick ...

[@normanleach9587]

For many years I've had my kids sequence a map and tour of Hades. Elaborating on the 'psychological exits' and the necessity of trusting in one's present awareness, lends insight into all who dwell there or here on earth.

[@markanthonyquilon84]

One of the Best Tank In MobileLegends

[@roantombado2088]

Wait... I will call Aldous

[@pandalogic5978]

@@roantombado2088 aldous is not a tank

[@MarkK1ng]

Bra ml player

[@gigagargantuar5472]

Until lunox get in ya face

[@MarkK1ng]

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[@johnjohnson5217]

I appreciate how you are mostly correct and as much informed as you can

[@eiji10011]

The scene with Queen Pasiphae and the bull is really dark. When we tackled the story about Daedalus and Icarus, it was just said that Daedalus made a bull thingy for queen pasiphae. They didn't explain the reason why...

[@treyonay]

What Thesus did was wrong...He abandoned her, his savor, that now he is abandoned when becoming king.

[@lucianking6078]

Warrior Empress Vitani He was caused to forget about her because a god saw her and fell in love with her. So he caused a sleep of forgetfulness and when they woke up no one remembered her.

[@ingramalastrine261]

Warrior Empress Vitani Indeed 😑 (sigh) love can be blind 😑😑😑

[@ingramalastrine261]

Lyndon Blanchard It's kinda sad actually, if You look at it from the perspective of what happened before he abaddoned her 😕

[@anditube1592]

Well at least she got a better man in the end with Dionysus

[@CuteDwarf11]

@@anditube1592 Ikr? I read somewhere that he was totally smitten with her, and when she died, he placed the crown he had given her among the stars.

[@ItalianStallionBDM]

Everyone knows it was really alexios of sparta who killed the minotaur

[@AnimeViewer181]

It was Kassandra of course.

[@ItalianStallionBDM]

@@AnimeViewer181 malaka

[@carldickerson54]

Lmao

[@Bombur248]

Χαχαχα .. τι Μαλακές είναι ρε οι κσενοι ότι να ναι

[@AJFarr.]

PurpleFire25 alexios

[@queenslandborn7110]

Moral of the story. keep your word do what you said you would .kill the bull

[@gustavfrye2736]

Or: Don't fuck with bulls

[@kazman_6899]

​@@gustavfrye2736 both literally and metaphorically

[@briansanders8122]

How about Jason and the Argonauts?

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

That is a video that I look forward to making.

[@dslchr9191]

4:40 You had one job, dude. ONE JOB.

[@AndriiGryganskyi]

I think, Minotaur was kind of Neanderthal with some scull horn-like mutation (happens also in Homo sapiens). This doesn't fit the explanation of his origin though.

[@bobcrutch8905]

With DNA gene splicing you could create a minotaur...not sure how being half human half bull makes you crave human flesh but still my favourite fantasy beast

[@ninjamice3464]

Just for the fun of it, I'll try and speculate. He probably gets his cravings of human flesh from his human side. Seeing as Humans are omnivires, but with most of them having a diet consisting mostly of meat. Especially in the ancient times. And meat protein is the primary source of protein the human body has adapted to. So seeing as he is mostly composed of a human anatomy, with the head of a bull and hoofed legs, he would adopt a meat diet to satisfy his ancestral anatomical needs, which forms about 75 of his being. He would still eat plants... But King Minos did not think of such a thing xD.

[@gardenboundbylove2193]

Spiritual (metaphysical) underpinnings here... but it is interesting to know that the idea you propose about gene splicing, has potent implications towards literal man-beasts.

[@rodoublen3683]

bob crutch Watch Tokyo Ghoul, you’ll know

[@Crashoutcertified]

Finally. A none ml player.

[@zrosix2240]

Brit & Patrick & Son Haven & Mullen & Mullen because humans crave beef. The Minotaur is beef in the head, however omnivorous (meaning it also eats meat rather than bulls who are herbivores) so in reverse it craves human

[@vickdisco]

Wait a minute....there is actually another version of this story. In the other story, Theseus was actually in love with Ariadne but was forced by Dionysus to abandon her, as she was betrothed to him. Seeing as he was a God and fearing his wrath, there wasn't much that Theseus could do. Heartbroken, he forgot to change the sail and that is why Aegeus commits suicide. I just wanted to share that with those who did not know. Anyways, I really enjoy your channel so please keep the vids coming!

[@yanonny]

In the version i read Theseus abandoned Ariadne cause she was ugly 😭

[@vickdisco]

@@yanonny haha…

[@elisahiichan3147]

@@yanonny bruhh Theseus is just a human and Ariadne is like one quarter human while the rest is titaness/goddess how is Ariadne ugly. She even married Dionysus

[@sujiliuu2]

@@elisahiichan3147 the version i read was made for 7th graders so maybe the writers came up with some random reason to abandon Ariadne 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@elisahiichan3147]

@@sujiliuu2 ahahaha yeah I used to think of it that way but when I think about it again Ariadne grandfather is Helios and Zeus while her maternal grandma is the beauty Europa and the nymph Perse. If anything she's big and otherworldly beautiful

[@btetschner]

Very entertaining story. I have often wondered how the story fit in with the archaeological finds of what they think is king Minos's palace.

[@dragonfire810]

Create the Myth of the Centaur

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

Centaurs will definitely be something I talk about soon.

[@dragonfire810]

Mythology & Fiction Explained send me a post on my channel and I’ll look into it.

[@ceceliakirkpatrick1103]

Can you please make a longer version of this video? I ❤️❤️❤️❤️your channel 💯🙌🏽

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

It is a topic I plan on covering again in a new series I have planned.

[@iman5147]

"You want to be a hero, Tommy?"

[@ignShnv]

haha true

[@fredyherrera8827]

Very well done. I love your videos, the passion.

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"feel the power of rage!" like if u know that voice

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ML :)

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Ml lol

[@fantasticaj1102]

Minotaur ml

[@pricklyvenom2042]

Mobile legends

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OF MOBILE LEGENDS

[@enderprodigy3167]

A research paper I wrote about the Iliad gave insight to some pretty interesting stuff. It was told from the perspective of only divine intervention on behalf of the events leading to the Trojan war. Most of my research came from the the meridian handbook of classical mythology my father had bought some years back. I was hoping you could do a video on that just to see if you come to the same conclusions I had made for fun. I started my research at the Apple and then started on solely looking at any intervention of the gods and their motivations for doing so looping in some of the other characters such as Achilles or Paris. It paints a compelling picture to the fact that the main characters of Greek stories are merely puppets subject to the whims of what each God epitomizes by their very nature. Feel free to message me back if your interested.

[@jwjoo00]

I’m here cause I misspelled minecraft xD

[@gilbunny9069]

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[@armstrong4196]

It spells *Shitcraft. You're welcome.

[@williameggleton414]

I learned about this Greek legend in high school when I was in Year 9 as well as the story of Athena and Arachne. As a believer in the supernatural, this story deeply fascinated me and I actually learned a lot of things in this video that I never heard during the class. I was only told at the beginning that the Minotaur was just a terrible monster that lived in a giant maze on a remote island who preyed on 14 children annually causing a lot of fear and that there was a brave prince, Theseus, who wanted the horror to end for which he was successful, but not the origin story of how the beast was born and that it was the result of a king committing treason against the gods which led to BESTIALITY! A truly fascinating legend indeed. I'm surprised this ancient horror story wasn't made into a historical epic movie like Troy, Gladiator or Pompeii! But from what I've heard, it's not the most terrifying Ancient Greek legend of them all!

[@someone-yw2qw]

i live in saudi arabia since i was a child and one time we were traveling from a city to another and while we were crossing the desert me and my brother (we were kids at the time ) were staring from the car window and we saw "Minotaur" with red eyes holding a dead body and throwing it in something looked like a huge stone box thing or a well and then the well started sinking in the sand then the minotaur stared at us with his glowing red eyes me and my brother went insane over it we told dad who was driving and of course he dismissed it as children playing but i swear it was real if i was the only one who saw it i would've thought i was imagining things but the fact that me and my brother remember it with the same details to this day creeps the hell out of me

[@MOTIVATIONBYDAR]

I am glad you wrote this as i also saw one and it was right behind me breathing on my neck. I nearly died that day but it disappeared after a while. That happened at least two years ago and i didn't know what it was or why i saw it and then on instagram a Freemason posted a picture of a minotaur drawing and immediately i recognized it as exactly what i had seen and then came to KZbin to see if i could find out more behind this creature and landed on this video. These things are NOT a myth but at the same time i have no idea why it appeared to me. All I know is that i was shaking like a leaf and just froze up and when my wife found me i just asked her to pray with me because i believed it to be demonic since it did not give me the impression at all that it was friendly but the total opposite.

[@elric7415]

Maybe it was just a demonic figure that took on your thought/fear of the beast and morphed to it so it could scare you the most

[@MOTIVATIONBYDAR]

@@elric7415 Pretty sure that is what it was.

[@broccolinyu911]

it sounds like someone needs to get the sand out of their penises. god, no wonder you people believe in things like Islam

[@mariod1547]

What utter bullshit.

[@Gaster_Pollo]

Labyrinth Miracle Musical See how I circle Imaginary mind Imaginary lines Let the maze of my design carry you on Just bumped my head and my face turns purple Running through hurdles, running in circles Trying to escape from this thing that I fear Everything seems clear like the end is near In the rear, I can see the beast getting close Surrounded by ghosts in a cloud of smoke The smoke reeks of failure, I don't want to fail But all the stairwells lead straight to hell So I'm jumping trap doors in the floor 'fore they floor me Focus on the love and the light right before me Walls keep spinning and my path keeps turning Patience thinning and my calves keep burning Hotter than a furnace, suddenly I'm learning Maybe I finally reached the point of no return and East is North and West is South I feel like I'ma never get out I'm trapped See how I circle Imaginary mind Imaginary lines Let the maze of my design carry you on See how I fly away Behind me my ex-girl's chasing me In front of me my next girl's facing me Awaiting me, the light's in my sight But I can't cross these enemy lines I'm behind I can feel the fatigue but I'm dying to shine But the road winds, I rewind, I rewind Got to find a new place to hide for the night Will I ever escape? Boy, I try and I try Everybody's watching me, I'm dying to get out In the glass labyrinth I am the mouse See how I fly away It's just a game you Play here in this labyrinth maze

[@marcfrancisdelacruz4807]

Main minotaur one of the best tank in mobile legend!

[@nytesla_punk3327]

The hollow cow looks like the Brazen Bull - an Ancient Greek torture device made of metal. A person would be shoved inside, locked in, and burnt to death. Their screams would sound like those of a bull. The King, at the time, liked the concept so much, that he shoved the inventor of the Brazen Bull inside. He died of his injuries after being let out.

[@dimitrisgrammatikos7256]

After king Aegeus killed himself by throwing himself of the cliff into the sea, the sea was named after him... Aegean Sea

[@kodrewmaxwell3580]

I use minotaur for my Jerry Jodell story, just like in the Phineas and Ferb episode, "Greece Lightning." Chloe took Jerry and his best friend Rupert Bossingham to a museum where she said a minotaur is half man and half bull.

[@casper_z1259]

My boy Theseus ditching these thots.

[@halak6033]

Yadiel Castro Theseus was the thot in this story.

[@fautismus5993]

@@halak6033 Nah fam he was the coldest pimp in Greece at the time. Imagine seducing both daughters of the king of your rival city, getting them to help you out of a punishment their dad set up AND killing their half-brother in the process, only to backhand one of them off your ship whilst sailing to their dad's rival city to marry one. Stop being a player hater man.

[@mariama1735]

@@fautismus5993 he ditched ariadne who was basically responsible for his victory, he could have at least chosen to marry her, but in some interpretations, it was because she was noticed by Dionysus that Theseus could not marry her. We shouldn't be praising him for being traitorous and abandoning Ariadne like that. And he's not even a player because he only managed to get one of them. Regardless, what he did was wrong and his punishment for being too swept up in his victory was the death of his father. Karma catches up to everyone. Don't be hypocritical.

[@Dylan-bl7xl]

@@fautismus5993 Nah, it's not cool to lead people on especially if they helped you. And how does Ariadne being attracted to Theseus make her a 'thot'? That's a weird conclusion.

[@RIPzippyshare]

@@fautismus5993 if the genders were switch you'd get triggered

[@amodernalchemist432]

Cool, great work man!! I had no clue that daedalus and icarus where in this story.

[@ChrisNYC1225]

Hence Beastiality started!!!

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

I'm pretty sure thats been a thing since we were cavemen lol.

[@ChrisNYC1225]

Mythology & Fiction Explained lol! Anyway, are you incline about Anunnaki? Can you upload anything about it? Would appreciate it much!

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

If that's mesopotamian mythology I don't know much about it but I've had a few requests so I may have to look into it.

[@ChrisNYC1225]

Mythology & Fiction Explained great! Coz you're very knowledgeable about Greek mythology, if you will read about Anunnaki/Nibiru etc. you'll find a connection between Nephilims and Greek gods. I myself is quite intrigued.

[@LazarSoljaga]

chris manama And the first Furry was born

[@tiredox3788]

Wait whatstopping the Minotaur or just anybody from just climbing the maze walls?

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

I would guess that the walls were built high enough that they couldn't be scaled.

[@antoniokovac8619]

Snap

[@nicholasuhlenkamp8141]

UNDER the palace was where it was supposed to be built

[@citrusman7937]

It was built underground, seriously

[@galaxyglider8637]

Lol

[@ricebo1265]

Hmm Poseidon really did some weirdness to make her get a craftsman to make a wood bull so she can MATE WITH THE BULL WTFF?!?!!!?

[@brrmbrrmm]

Ik I'm late but Poseidon cursed her because the husband didn't want to sacrifice the bull. Fucking the bull was the wife's intention, which is sorta Poseidon's fault- But Poseidon didn't tell her to do anything

[@risconfused6434]

I am reading The Physics of Sorrow by Georgi Gospodinov and needed some references to the story.... The Minotaur's character here seems to be rather different than what is portrayed in the book

[@Alusnovalotus]

Isn’t the name pronounced king Minos (meenos) And Minotaur (meenotaur)?

[@thegreatc3914]

No

[@BarkingShark]

There are different ways for it to be pronounced, like with many words from different nations/religions/etc.

[@rileysanderson3824]

Μινώταυρος

[@MK-fz6il]

Well, yes. If you use a Greek accent, or any similar variation. But it's definitely not pronounced "minnitar" as many people think.

[@cgibeats]

you are exactly right.

[@SiberianIce2022]

As a subject to do a video on I suggest Gollum (Lord of the rings) I heard somewhere that he was once a hobbit? If not, than is their a race of his kind? Is this character influenced by something else? Love your videos....keep up the awesome work :)

[@ilmpyt]

What do you mean you "heard somewhere"? That's common knowledge, it's explicit in the movies.

[@joshthompson8757]

MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@theterbear9915]

I used to love Greek Mythology so these are great refreshers.

[@Porelorexeus]

Imagine: Daedalus was asked to make a fake cow so the queen could F*** the bull and he was like "Ok, great idea, I'll get right on that."

[@mariod1547]

Lol

[@daviddelgado6090]

He did it just so he could watch

[@philosophicalreason]

I never understood why Theseus could not figure out that thread was needed.I think he was a warrior and a simple task used for not getting lost would be either marking trees in the wilderness,or in this case a string to follow back out.

[@adampayne2088]

I always admired the strength of the Minotaur. It's power, it's skill with a weapon, but this is different. Good lesson though about how the Minotaur was set to be the most powerful beast, but I just don't think that the wife of king minus was wise to mate with the bull. A Mistake on her part if you ask me.

[@jenna_baker]

i was extremely invested in this one particularly- better than any drama on tv!

[@MONKEYSCHANNEL327]

Is it the bullsex?

[@ionimusprime5210]

Awesome video

[@mohtaseemrahman4657]

Can you do a video on the Oracle of Delphi? I don't know much about it.

[@sovietboi1745]

He attacc Hé protecc BUT most importantly he got six pacc

[@charlottehoremans5837]

these videos of yours are really good, short and informative

[@camcage3]

Hold up wait a minute, you want me to build a what 😂 😯. That’s intense

[@adaabeja2061]

Super interesting video!! Can you do the story of Phaedra soon??

[@DH33.0]

How is this not a film yet?

[@pragmaticamente4734]

PETA is opposed to the project..

[@kazman_6899]

It's partially reimagined in The Shining.

[@TOMNICE]

I am glad this channel exist.

[@cazzieseymour1028]

She had sex with a cow (or bull) I DIDNT KNOW THAT

[@djdwayne8581]

Minotaur Is My Fav Greek Monster Of All Time I lov Greek Story s

[@mcbain1318]

1:09 Daedalus,accepted the request to create a hollow wooden cow,with one strict condition,that he could watch it!

[@renarddubois940]

you don't say no to Pasiphae dude;; she's scary powerful, she's a minor goddess

[@garyjones1688]

One of my favorites

[@nataliebroadbent4781]

I'M LEARNING ABOUT THIS IN SCHOOL

[@moutandewboi8220]

Natalie Broadbent SAME

[@alejandrarendon588]

HELP I HAVE A PRESENTATION ABOUT THE MINOTAUR ANYONE COULD EXPLAIN PLEASEE IT WOULD MEAN A LOT TO ME

[@yeralaguirre1668]

Me too....strange

[@dannylilly9110]

Me too

[@zackkenney6405]

same but this is easy i just need the spelling of the names and shit lol

[@kevvin1267]

AYOO THIS GOT ME DEADDDDD 1:12

[@pandagiomobile78]

I got mad when the part came where the female mate with the bull just imagined if that happens to your wife or if that happend to your crush (he/she has sex with someone else)

[@johnkargbo8439]

Giovanny Ismael my man that piss me off too

[@jamestoyo8540]

I was like whaaat did she do?

[@Mzmissy215]

Gavin Macpherson-Smith 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hyruleanshero7579]

Giovanny Ismael id leave her cuz that means shes a crazy wierdo whos getting fucked by animals and wants it etc like hell no leave

[@hyruleanshero7579]

Gavin Macpherson-Smith 😂😂😂😂 LOLOL

[@DerekNing]

Great channel and presentation. Subbed and look forward to watch videos.

[@titolhoy4397]

Your watching this because you play moblie legends

[@jsmin658]

Yep

[@jerwinmagpantay9751]

ye...right

[@sandiegochrisjerome4123]

Hell yeah hahahaha

[@nashrudengcomiling4380]

Yes

[@kryptex1700]

Minoans Fury Huh?

[@theodorebb2214]

Fun fact: Theseus was killed by Lykomides the legendary king of Skyros island (my homeplace) because he felt that Theseus would take over Skyros. So he pushed him down the cliff and died same way his father died 😢

[@zodiacgeneralchannelmalem6866]

1:16 top 10 sex positions that will blow your mind

[@philipbahia659]

I love Greek mythology stories

[@s3anshangha138]

I recommend MINOTAUR ( Tank)

[@Edenival.v0x]

"hey dad, look it's me!!" Dad:- you're already under my genjutsu

[@rolyngeorges7315]

I feel sorry for both Poseidon and The Minotaur.

[@sanjaykaaumoana-morton9310]

Jong Ray Holk no Poseidon is a jackass .. only Zeus is worst than him

[@Crashoutcertified]

@@sanjaykaaumoana-morton9310 worse*

[@TB1Rd100]

Great summary. Really helped me out.

[@whyleo-]

2:00 Assassins creed odyssey?

[@silvesterreyes6063]

Ur the best. Greatest ever... Keep the imagination on to open the mind.

[@pekty1304]

Someone said minotaur Me: Asterios

[@clapiotis]

Great video. Minoas is not pronounced as Minus (-). It is pronounced as Mee-noh-as (Μίνωας / ΜΙΝΩΑΣ).

[@emmanuelmagtulis897]

My First Favorite tank in Mobile Legends Minotaur!

[@Crashoutcertified]

Shut the fuck up! Nobody cares about your stupid game!

[@candaceperkins7425]

I love this channel!

[@lucianking6078]

If I remember correctly dionysus put a spell of forgetfulness on Theseus causing him to forget about Ariadne.

[@redlady120]

Wish that were the case. That way we can all forgive Theseus for it. Unfortunately, it wasn't. No spell involved. Twas actually Theseus leaving her, not in favor of her sister, but more of the need to rush home to show his prize. Dionysus found Ariadne as she was too weak from crying on the beach.

[@_sycophantic_]

learning ab minotaur at grade 11 two years ago was an interesting experience D:

[@AL-ti7nz]

Min-no-tar Not MY-no-tor

[@MythologyFictionExplained]

Well it depends where you're from, pronouncing it My-no-tor is very common if you're British and others pronounce it Mino-tor but Min-no-tar seems pretty wrong, Tor coming from the greek word for bull only makes sense that's how you pronounce it. You don't pronounce Centaur Cen-tar so why would it be the case for Minotaur. Ultimately it's a pointless discussion different regions pronounce it differently.

[@AL-ti7nz]

Mythology & Fiction Explained lol oh well still enjoy ur vids

[@lildubuoy]

VOiD actually I think it's us Americans (I'm assuming that's where you're from bcuz I say it that way as well) that are pronouncing it wrong. If minotaur had an additional "n" like in Minnesota then yes but it doesn't. The Brit is right lol

[@AL-ti7nz]

lildubuoy thought this feud was over lol

[@lildubuoy]

VOiD it is. Just thought the thread was interesting.....

[@T313P]

Aye man u make great videos keep up the good work

[@rophiemonroy7465]

Aahhhhh that's why Minotour's SS in Mobile Legends are Rage...now I get it, I mean he's fukcing bashing the ground itself with a huge hammer..(but deals shity damage to enemies, logic guys...haaah.logic)

[@Crashoutcertified]

Nobody cares

[@jeanwoodman3847]

Did you do one on Hercules yet?