Hades

minions

Megara, a mortal, once gave her soul so that he would leave her lover alive, and he left for another woman. Pain and Panic, two funny demons on which nothing can be trusted

appearance

He is a tall and broad-shouldered god, the living embodiment of darkness and malice. Hades has bluish-gray skin, black eyebrows, a hooked nose, sharp teeth, a narrow and prominent chin (similar to Zeus and Hercules), and yellowish eyes. His distinctive feature is the blue flame on his head instead of hair, which turns orange and grows in size when he is angry. Without the flame, Hades is actually bald. The deity's attire follows the fashion of ancient Greece, consisting of a gray tunic with sleeves and a simple blue triangle pattern. On the right shoulder, the tunic is adorned with a skull brooch. Hades's feet are not visible, as the hem ends in a cloud of smoke, symbolizing his brother, the thunderbolt-wielding Zeus, who granted him control over the underworld. Hades is a strategic thinker, executing his plans with precision and utilizing all available "pieces" effectively.

character

Hades is usually cynical, sarcastic, manipulative, and ruthless, but he has a serious problem with anger management. As an Olympian god, he is immortal and has special power over the dead. Although he is temperamental and destructive, he is persuasive, quick-witted, and adept at bargaining, acting like a shady car salesman or con artist. At some point before the film, he acquired Megara's soul through one of these bargains. It is shown that Hades is completely aggressive, resentful, and jealous of Zeus's position as king of the gods, and he has long-term plans to overthrow and kill him.In addition, unlike most villains, Hades doesn't really like arrogance, but he has constant mood swings, being funny, comedic, and relaxed one minute, hiding his dark desires in sarcasm and misdirection, and then arguing, hot-tempered, impatient, and angry the next, as even the slightest inconvenience enrages him despite his playful attempts to remain calm. Despite his villainous and selfish nature, Hades can also be quite honest and grateful, even willing to honor his deals with those who have served him well.

story

Hades is a deity of the underworld and the name of such a place in Greek mythology. Hades is the only god who is not pleased with the birth of Zeus and Hera's child. He tries to present the baby with a rattle decorated with a skull and spikes, but his brother takes him aside and tries to communicate with him. Hades excuses himself, citing his busy schedule in the underworld, and leaves. The ruler of the world welcomes three welcome guests in his chambers: the three Fates, the "weavers" of destinies and fortune-tellers. Through flattery, he learns that on the day of the planetary parade, the prison where the ancient Titans are imprisoned will be open for release, and Hades will take control of Olympus. Only Hercules can defeat him. Hades orders his demons, Pain and Panic, to kidnap the baby, make him mortal, and kill him. For the next 18 years, he secretly plans his strategy to conquer Olympus

powers and abilities

Relative Omnipotence Pyrokinesis Umbrakinesis Summoning of Demons Necromancy Teleportation Charisma, Charm Manipulation, Machination, Rigging Deception Immortality Intimidation, Threats Pyrokinesis: Hades controls fire and can shoot it in any direction, destroying any object in its path. As the god of death, Hades can manipulate not only fire, but also lava and magma. Witchcraft: He has the ability to create objects from black mist. Teleportation: He can teleport from one location to another in black smoke. Reality distortion: He has the ability to distort reality using his deals (for example, when he took the power of Hercules or when he healed Megara's former lover).

fun facts

Full name Hades Aliases/Titles Your Darkness (Pain and Panic) Origin "Hercules" (1997) Nationality Greek Gender Male Age Immortal Race/Species God