As such, Phil and Pegasus did everything in their power to help the klutzy boy turn from a 'zero' to hero, though he would unknowingly become the pawn of schemes from Hades, who sought to destroy Hercules for his own, personal gain. After learning the truth about his true parentage and godhood, Hercules's head began to fill with dreams of becoming a true hero. Hercules searched the sky with the shooting star as if he might find the answer somewhere among the clouds. He'd go the distance, walk every mile without complaining, and go almost anywhere to feel that he belonged. Sometimes he felt like hitting the road to search for that place. Hercules had often dreamed of a far-off place where crowds would cheer when they saw him, instead of running in the opposite direction. His insecurity stemmed from how hard it was for him to find his place in the world because of how alone and out of place he was. Among his tics, Herc has an energy and a sort of naïve quality, having been raised as an innocent overgrown farm-boy in the country. He maybe a demigod but he was still considered a mortal. Throughout his life, Hercules is portrayed as gawky and awkward, but mostly clumsy because of not having control of his godly strength. “ A true hero isn't measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart.” ―Zeus to Hercules

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