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Apollo

Background information
Feature films	Hercules
Television programs	Hercules (animated series)
Video games
Park attractions
Portrayed by
Portrayed by
Animators
Voice	Keith David
Performance model
Designer
Inspiration	The Greek God of sun
Honors and awards
Character information
Full name
Other names
Personality	Honorable, brave, cautious
Appearance	Slender, muscular, blue skin, black hair
Birthday	Eons ago
Occupation	God of the Sun and Music
Affiliations	Good
Goal	To drive the solar chariot
Home	Mount Olympus
Relatives	Zeus(father) Ares, Hephaestus, Hermes, Bacchus & Hercules (brothers) Artemis(twin), Athena, Persephone (sisters)
Pets
Allies	The Olympian Gods
Minions
Enemies	Hades, Titans
Likes	Driving the solar chariot
Dislikes
Powers and abilities	Immortality and the standard powers and abilities of Olympian Gods
Weapons
Fate	Continues his life on Mt. Olympus
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Apollo is the Olympian God of the Sun, the twin brother of Artemis, and a son of Zeus from Disney's 1997 film Hercules and its television series. He is voiced by Keith David.

Mythology

In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of the sun. The sun was actually a golden chariot that the god Apollo rode across the sky. He was the twin brother of Artemis, maiden goddess of the moon and the Hunt.

Hercules (film)

In the film, he has a very minor role in which he only appears in minor cameos.

In the beginning of the film, he is present for the party celebrating the arrival of Zeus and Hera's newborn child Hercules. Apollo, along with the other Gods, was sent to find Hercules, but it was too late as the baby had already been turned into a mortal and was adopted by a mortal family. Eighteen years later, he is seen imprisoned with the other Gods after they lost against Hades and the Titans. Luckily he and the other Gods are freed by Hercules

Hercules (animated series)

Hercules and the Apollo Mission : In this episode, Hercules wants a better job for Career Day, so Zeus puts Hercules in charge of Apollo's Sun Chariot, which pulls the Sun through the sky. However, the chariot is stolen by Pain and Panic, and Apollo, believing that Hercules lost it, begins to question Zeus' leadership.