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In the original comic, a taxi company is called Hermes like the messenger god of the same name. Continuing the theme of vehicles, a spaceship built by the Hargreaves is named Minerva from the Roman goddess of wisdom. The continual references to classical civilization within a popular TV show all goes to show that

Latin is certainly

alive in

pop culture. 

However, the official website says that it means “When evil rains.” While the second is a grammatically imprecise translation, the motto serves as symbolism for teamwork against world- threatening dangers. Later one of the villains, AJ Carmicheal, asks for a quid pro quo, literally a “what for what” trade. Another villain (in the comic) clad in Grecian armor is Perseus IX-

a descendent of

the hero Perseus.

The Perseus and Minerva of legend.

lol I still turned Janus to stone