So yeah, Dearden has magic coins that give her power from Zeus, Mercury, Hercules, and Heimdall, for some reason. She's basically a dollar store Captain Marvel, complete with incoherent themeing. It's even more infuriating here, because there's only one out of place, which makes it worse. The writers couldn't find a Greco-Roman god associated with super senses, apparently. They don't even have the excuse of needing a specific first letter.
As I've mentioned before, they're
Captain Action's magic coins. And not only did Captain Action have coins from all mythologies, but the gods of different mythologies were just different names for the same entities in his series. So Zeus was every sky father of every pantheon, Gaia was every earth mother of every pantheon, etc, etc.
They were also aliens who returned to outer space, so if one wanted to reconcile with the fact that there obviously are deities in DC franchise, assuming it was a situation like Marvel's Eternals makes the most sense, that aliens came to Earth, were assumed to be deities, and went with whatever names the locals called them.
But an earthquake happened while Captain Action was trying to study his coins, fusing three of them together- Hercules/Heracles, Zeus/Jupiter, and Heimdell, which he wore as a ring, and making him lose all of the other coins except for Hermes/Mercury.
Before that, he switched out divine powers as the mood struck him, carrying four coins in a belt buckle.
So if Zoat wanted to do anything with this, the now adult Action Boy might want his father's coins back from Dana, or Paul or Gravy might encounter godly doppelgangers in outer space, or Dana gets a nemesis, someone with the sorcery coin of Loki.
But I'm not holding my breath.