🏺 ~ megaron

Name

Megaron "Meg"

Age

28

Sexuality

Bisexual + Demiromantic

Gender Identity + Pronouns

Cisgender Male + He/Him

Other Names

Meg Nutmeg Sweet Cheeks A Pair of Big Goo-Goo Eyes Mister Dude in Distress

Occupation

Hades' servant

Affiliation

Hades

Home

Thebes, Ancient Greece

Likes

Witty and sarcastic remarks, freedom, solitude, his partner, romance, teasing Phil, flowers, kind-hearted men

Dislikes

Manipulative and sleazy men, heights, imps, being Hades' prisoner, being called a dude in distress, his ex-boyfriend's betrayal, men underestimating, misjudging, and/or hitting on him

Reference Information

Megara (better known as Meg) is the deuteragonist of Disney's 1997 animated feature film Hercules. A snarky "femme fatale", Meg once served as a reluctant minion of Hades, to whom she was indebted. Having endured a troubled past, Meg developed a cynical disposition, her only goal being to rescind her bind and live a life of solitude. Her outlook would slowly start to change upon meeting Hercules, whose genuine innocence would prove there was still good in the world.

Backstory

In his youth, Meg was romantic and open to giving love. He deeply cherished the relationship he shared with his boyfriend, who one day lost his life. To save him, he sold his soul and offered servitude to Hades, God of the Underworld. His boyfriend was revived, as agreed, but he heartlessly left Meg for another woman shortly thereafter. Since then, he's had trouble trusting others and finding the courage to love again. Having become jaded and cynical as a result of his past, Meg upheld his end of the bargain by assisting Hades in his quest to take over the cosmos. According to a brief exchange, however, Hades held some amount of sympathy for Meg's plight and was open to subtracting years from his sentence based on his performances in the field.

Personality

Meg is a free-spirited, independent, and quick-witted man who is also hurt and bitter due to having his heart broken by her boyfriend in the past. He is also cynical, snarky, and world-weary, making him atypical among other men. He plays enough of a heroic part in the movie to be classed as a heroine, rather than just a romantic interest. Meg has a very low opinion of men in general since most of his experiences with them have been negative. While his partner falls for him at first sight, far from falling for them on the spot, he seduces them with her good looks, and then he dismisses them as putting on an 'innocent farm routine' and it is not until they spend actual time together that he begins to develop feelings for them. Meg is incredibly afraid of heights, especially ones he feels he can't control, like riding the back of Pegasus. In their first meeting, Meg wants to forget all about his ex-boyfriend (later shown to be Prince Adonis) and shows very little to no remorse, but manipulate the young partner into helping him steal a jar of Lethe water. His attire is almost identical in this episode, except that his skirt is much shorter. At the end of the episode, his memory is wiped, explaining how he and his partner met 'for the first time' in the movie.

Appearance

Megaron has a slender body with short, dark auburn hair tied with a sash, with its most notable feature being the curly fringes on its tip. He has purple eyes with nude eyelids. He wears a lavender Greek toga with golden straps, a long skirt with the hem ending just above his orange-sandaled feet, and two purple sashes; a tight one under his bust to give him a tiny waist and a loosened one tied at his right side by a golden spiral pendant around his wide hips.

Story

In the film, Meg sold his soul to Hades in order to save the life of his beloved boyfriend, who he was madly in love with. Unfortunately, shortly afterward, he left him for some other woman, abandoning him and leaving him heartbroken and a prisoner of Hades. This leaves Meg feeling trapped, and he vowed to never fall in love again and became embittered towards men. He is first introduced when he is being harassed by Nessus, who shows perverse interest in him. Meg had attempted to recruit him in Hades' uprising. However, His partner steps in on his behalf and saves him by defeating Nessus. Afterward, they try to strike up a conversation with Meg, only to stammer throughout their first meeting, though it does little, but mildly amuse him. He also meets Phil and Pegasus for the first time, and they immediately dislike him, thinking of him as a distraction for his partner (and because he reacted with disgust when Phil tried to flirt with him). Following their departure, Meg is encountered by Hades, who adds two years to Meg's sentence as a result of his failure, leading him to throw the blame on the partner, whom Hades thought was killed years ago after ordering his lackeys, Pain and Panic, to dispose of him. Megaron is then recruited in Hades' resurrected ambition to destroy them.

Story

In the city of Thebes, Meg shows up again frantically telling his partner about two little boys (actually Pain and Panic) trapped under a rock slide. As they race to the rescue, lifting a heavy boulder above their head, Meg was amazed and astounded while a crowd of Thebans seemed unimpressed. While Hades watches excitedly from high above the canyon, Meg has a guilty look on his face as they are forced to battle the Hydra, which has been set up as a fixed contest by Hades to kill the young hero. Grimacing, Meg clutches his throat as the beast initially swallows his partner whole. After a rockslide occurs, which buried the multi-headed monster under a mountain of rocks and seems to have killed them, Meg mourned his role in the death of the innocent young hero. However, they emerge from the dead Hydra's claw, and Meg is shown to be, for the first time, impressed by their determination and selflessness as he claps his hands. From that point forward, they go on a winning streak against all of Hades' monsters and becomes a famous hero, Hades resorts to deciding to use Meg as a pawn to find out their weakness. Although he refuses the job at first, Hades gets him to agree by promising his freedom if he succeeds or if not, his soul will stay with Hades forever. Thus, he pays his partner a visit and manipulates them into going out with him. By the end of the date during nighttime, however, the unexpected happens: Meg has clearly fallen for the young hero.

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