Season
- Season 3
- Season 2
- Season 1 1963-01-01
Episode
- Episode 1: The Chameleon Man
- Episode 2: Hercules Foils The Mask Of Vulcan
- Episode 3: The Exploding Diamond
- Episode 4: Hercules And The Sea Witch
- Episode 5: The Magic Lamp
- Episode 6: The Owl-Man Of Panssus
- Episode 7: The Eruption Of Mount Sirus
- Episode 8: The Deadly Gift
- Episode 9: The Thesian Thunderhorn
- Episode 10: The Dreaded Beast Of Charon
- Episode 11: Hercules, Newton, And The Evil Magician
- Episode 12: The Fiery Abyss
- Episode 13: The Giant Dragonfly
- Episode 14: Tewt's Magic Wand Trouble
- Episode 15: The Wings Of Mercury
- Episode 16: The Sea Beast
- Episode 17: Prometheus In Dire Danger
- Episode 18: The Crafty Chameleon
- Episode 19: Kingdom Under The Glass Dome
- Episode 20: The Fantus Beast
- Episode 21: The Lyssidian Locusts
- Episode 22: Hercules Saves Calydon
- Episode 23: Helena's Jinx
- Episode 24: The Sinister Statue
- Episode 25: Friend Or Foe Of Centaur
- Episode 26: The Young Olympians
- Episode 27: The Feast Of Calydon
- Episode 28: The Lava Flow
- Episode 29: The Dreaded Draught
- Episode 30: Underwater Battle
- Episode 31: The Sidian Illusion Stone
- Episode 32: Timon To the Aid Of Hercules
- Episode 33: The Fiery Pits of Pyros
- Episode 34: The Clovis Creature
- Episode 35: The Valley Of Storms
- Episode 36: The Centaur On Mischief Day
- Episode 37: The Throne Of Calydon
- Episode 38: Battle Of the Magic Rings
- Episode 39: Diomedes And His Warriors
- Episode 40: King For A Day
The Mighty Hercules Season 3 The Dreaded Beast Of Charon
6/10 users The Mighty Hercules is a low-budget animated series based loosely on the Greek mythological character of Heracles, under his Roman Mythology name, Hercules. It was created in 1962 and then debuted on TV in 1963 and ran until 1966 coinciding with the sword and sandal genre of films popular at the time. Each standalone episode runs approximately 5 minutes with opening and closing credits, and in syndication several such episodes are compiled to fill 30-minute timeslots.
