About: Kerkopes

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The Kerkopes (also spelled Cercopes) are two brothers, Passalos and Akmon. They were turned into monkeys by Zeus due to their constant thievery. They are encountered by Leo Valdez and the crew of the Argo II in The House of Hades.

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rdfs:label	Kerkopes
rdfs:comment	The Kerkopes (also spelled Cercopes) are two brothers, Passalos and Akmon. They were turned into monkeys by Zeus due to their constant thievery. They are encountered by Leo Valdez and the crew of the Argo II in The House of Hades. In Greek mythology, the Kerkopes were monkey-like thieves. They were originally a pair of satyrs of daimones (spirits) which were pranksters and thieves, but were turned into monkeys as a punishment by Zeus.
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dcterms:subject	Opo-opo Males Notorious Monsters Articles without images Immortals (CHB) Limbus Males Articles without images Bestiary Immortals (CHB) Monsters Monsters The House of Hades characters The House of Hades characters
Quests	None
Greek/Roman form	None
low mp	none
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Appearances	The House of Hades
Status	Reforming
Affiliation	None
Hair	Red Brown
Actor	None
Height	Unknown
Species	Monsters Monsters
Weapons	None
Home	Bologna
Family	Oceanus Theia
Gender	Male
abstract	The Kerkopes (also spelled Cercopes) are two brothers, Passalos and Akmon. They were turned into monkeys by Zeus due to their constant thievery. They are encountered by Leo Valdez and the crew of the Argo II in The House of Hades. In Greek mythology, the Kerkopes were monkey-like thieves. They were originally a pair of satyrs of daimones (spirits) which were pranksters and thieves, but were turned into monkeys as a punishment by Zeus.

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