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So the three are not related, weren't raised together, and don't consider one another siblings. And they're Greek. And Gods. -shrugs-
Directly from Supergiant's head writer.
https://twitter.com/kasavin/status/1312893491370881025
https://twitter.com/kasavin/status/1312894419553587200
If you're reading incest between these relationships, that's not the intended interpretation. These characters have never treated each other as siblings or referred to one another as such. Contrast how Zagreus, Thanatos and Megaera speak about one another to Megaera and her sisters, and Thanatos and Hypnos regarding each other and Charon.
And regarding the codex entry about Megaera, this is addressed as well.
https://twitter.com/kasavin/status/1312925924074024960
https://twitter.com/kasavin/status/1313966451171098624
Either way the relationships are not meant to be interpreted as incest.
For the kind of relationships that are present in greek mythology, taking them like the comparation point, our boy is quite on the conservative edge, being the absolute king of monogamy Hades, and of course, Artemis, that isn´t really interested in that kind of relationship stuff.