Greek mythology, the Erymanthian boar (Greek: ὁ Ἐρυμάνθιος κάπρος; Latin: aper Erymanthius) was a mythical creature that took the form of a "shaggy"[1] "tameless"[2] "boar"[3] "of vast weight"[4] "and foaming jaws".[2] It was a Tegeaean,[4] Maenalusian[1] or Erymanthian[3] boar that lived in the "glens of Lampeia"[5] beside the "vast marsh of Erymanthus".[5] It would sally[6] from the "thick-wooded",[1] "cypress-bearing"[4] "heights of Erymanthus"[1] to "harry the groves of Arcady"[1] and "abuse the land of Psophis".[6] The fourth labour of Heracles was to bring the Erymanthian boar alive to Eurystheus in Mycenae.[5] To capture the boar, Heracles first "chased the boar with shouts"[6] and thereby routed it from a "certain thicket"[6] and then "drove the exhausted animal into deep snow."[6] He then "trapped it",[6] bound it in chains,[5] and lifted it, still "breathing from the dust",[7] and returning with the boar on "his left shoulder",[7] "staining his back with blood from the stricken wound",[7] he cast it down in the "entrance to the assembly of the Mycenaeans",[5] thus completing his fourth labour. "When the king [Eurystheus] saw him carrying the boar on his shoulders, he was terrified and hid himself in a bronze vessel."[8] "The inhabitants of Cumae, in the land of the Opici, profess that the boar's tusks which are preserved in the sanctuary of Apollo at Cumae are the tusks of the Erymanthian boar, but the assertion is without a shred of probability."[9] In the primitive highlands of Arcadia, where old practices lingered, the Erymanthian boar was a giant fear-inspiring creature of the wilds that lived on Mount Erymanthos, a mountain that was apparently once sacred to the Mistress of the Animals, for in classical times it remained the haunt of Artemis (Homer, Odyssey, VI.105). A boar was a dangerous animal: "When the goddess turned a wrathful countenance upon a country, as in the story of Meleager, she would send a raging boar, which laid waste the farmers' fields."[10]
A few years ago the first monster appeared on the planet, since then there have been more and more. No one knows how they got here, or where they came from, but it's clear that their goal is to conquer and rule the world. Monsters such as Megalodon, Yeti, Aqrabuamelu, King Kong, Erymanthian Boar, Godzilla, Impundulu, Qinglong, Ogopogo, Erchitu, Lou Carcolh, Kraken, Hellhound, Indus worm, Aspidochelone, Phoenix, Abaia, King Ghidorah, Behemoth, Cipactli, Titanoboa, Fenrir, Griffin, Basilisk, Loch Ness Monster destroys rocks, destroys cities, kills civilizations and must be stopped. Over time, many of them have been defeated, but despite all efforts, the strongest of them (the listed monsters) still move around the planet and conquer the world. No army and no one else can defeat them. President Jack Aaron subpoenaed the general of the United States Army. General Jerome Stampleton was tasked with contacting Andrew Fox (head of the Pentagon) and Neil Chamberlain (director of the CIA). The trio was to assemble a team of the best fighters and monster slayers in the world. 10 members were selected for Team Ace: Arnold Cruz, Jack White, Mike Long, Jeff Russo, Scott Walker, Jasper Kurri, Winston Jameson, Joseph Ibrahim, Antonio Bravo, Oliver Caterham. This team must now work together to find a way to get along, but also how to neutralize all the monsters. In time, it turns out that Aspidochelone, Yeti, Phoenix, Griffin and King Kong are on their side and will help them defeat others.
