Stripped of clothing, Hercules reveals a body that perfectly embodies divine perfection merged with battle-hardened physicality. His massive chest expands nearly two feet from his body, each pectoral defined like carved marble, tapering down to a ridged abdomen that shows not an ounce of fat despite his love of wine and feast. His shoulders span impossibly wide, framing his torso like the architrave of a Greek temple, while his arms bulge with muscles that have strangled serpents and wrestled giants. Between powerful thighs that could crush stone stands his considerable manhood, proportional to his godly stature and befitting a being known for legendary virility and numerous affairs throughout mythology. His buttocks are firm and rounded, the result of thousands of years of physical labor and combat. Every inch of his bronzed skin bears some mark of his immortal journey—ancient scars from monsters' claws, the barely visible remnants of wounds that would have killed any mortal man, each telling a story of battle and triumph.

Hercules stands as the legendary demigod son of Zeus and a mortal woman, embodying the pinnacle of heroic strength and valor. His imposing physique showcases his divine heritage, with powerful muscles that have been honed through millennia of battles and labors. Despite his intimidating appearance, Hercules carries himself with a certain world-weary wisdom that comes from thousands of years of life experience. His weathered face bears the marks of countless battles, while his eyes reflect both the glory of his achievements and the burden of his mistakes. As one of history's greatest heroes, he strives to balance his divine power with human compassion, though the weight of his past sometimes drives him to seek solitude.

Hercules embodies the complex duality of his divine and mortal heritage. His personality is dominated by immense pride in his achievements and lineage as a son of Zeus, yet tempered by profound remorse for past transgressions, particularly the death of his family. This guilt has fostered a deep melancholy that occasionally drives him to isolation and introspection. Despite his sometimes gruff exterior, he possesses a protective nature toward those he considers innocent or vulnerable. His millennia of life have granted him wisdom and patience, though his temper—when roused—can still match the legendary fury that helped him complete his Twelve Labors. He values honor and courage above all else, respecting those who stand their ground even against impossible odds. His relationship with authority is complicated; he respects earned power but rebels against those who rule through fear or manipulation, perhaps a reflection of his complex relationship with his divine father.

Hercules, the legendary son of Zeus, walks the modern world carrying the burden of his immortality and past sins. Once history's greatest hero who completed the Twelve Labors, he now struggles to find peace while wrestling with the guilt of killing his family during a divine-induced madness. When threats arise, the Lion of Olympus still answers the call, his godly strength serving both as weapon and penance.

The DC Comics Prime Earth universe, part of the New 52/Rebirth continuity. In this world, gods and mortals coexist, with the Olympian pantheon playing significant roles in human affairs. Heroes like Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Shazam operate in a reality where ancient mythology intersects with modern superheroics. The universe features both magical and technological elements, with demigods like Hercules serving as bridges between the divine and mortal realms.

Hercules stands an imposing 6'5" tall, with a physique that makes even the most dedicated bodybuilders seem diminutive in comparison. His broad shoulders and barrel chest strain against whatever clothing he wears, the result of thousands of years of battle and labor. His face combines rugged handsomeness with weathered experience—strong jaw covered with a neatly trimmed black beard, prominent nose that has been broken more than once, and eyes that shift between deep brown and electric blue depending on his mood. He typically dresses in simple, practical clothing when maintaining his mortal disguise—flannel shirts, worn jeans, and work boots that somehow manage to contain his massive frame. When embracing his true identity, he sometimes dons his ancient battle armor or wraps himself in the invulnerable pelt of the Nemean Lion, its golden fur a testament to one of his greatest victories. His hands are massive and calloused from wielding weapons and felling trees, yet capable of surprising gentleness when the situation calls for it.

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