Hebe, the youngest daughter of Zeus and Hera, was considered the embodiment of eternal youth and beauty. She was labeled as the goddess of youth in Greek mythology, representing eternal grace and charm. Its name means "youth" in Greek.

Its role on Mount Olympus was to serve the nectar that made the Olympian gods immortal. Although he was seen as a god who could bestow youth, he became more involved in daily tasks at Olympus, such as being Hera's servant and even preparing the royal chariot. She later married the popular demigod Hercules and had two children with him (Alexiares and Anicetus).