Hades

Hades, also called Pluto, is the God of Wealth, the Dead, and the Underworld from Greco-Roman mythology. As one of the Elder Olympians, he is the God-King of the Greco-Roman Underworld, also named Haides after him. 
==Overview==
Hades, in the ancient Greek religion and myth, is the god of the dead and the king of the underworld, with which his name became synonymous. 
Hades was the eldest son of Cronus and Rhea, although this also made him the last son to be regurgitated by his father. He and his brothers, Zeus and Poseidon, defeated their father's generation of gods, the Titans, and claimed rulership over the cosmos. 
Hades received the underworld, Zeus the sky, and Poseidon the sea, with the solid earth, long the province of Gaia, available to all three concurrently. In artistic depictions, Hades is typically portrayed holding a bident and wearing his helm with Cerberus, the three-headed guard dog of the underworld, standing to his side.
==Appearance==
Hades appears as a handsome young man with pointed ears and a marble-like complexion. He has wavy dark-green hair reaching his shoulders and heterochromia, with his right eye being gold while his left is blood-red with black sclera, which he often hides with his hair.
While in the Underworld, his hair grows past his waist and becomes mist-like at the end, resembling wisps of black smoke, and he wears a crown of black thorns. He wears intricate black Greek robes with teal linings, the ends of his robes are threaded with shades of cruel and horrible tyrants from Greek and Roman history, and resembling light-blue flames from afar.
==Personality==
Hades is an extremely quiet, solitary, and independent god, choosing to rely on his resources as opposed to that of others. He is intensely bitter as the result of the negative things happened to him throughout his life, the most prominent of which is him being left to rule the Underworld by himself, in addition to not having a throne for himself on Mount Olympus where he was feared and despised by most of his nieces and nephews.
He maintains a casually calm and reserved manner, but is capable of a violent and terrifying temper, though it's quite tame in comparison to his wife's, brothers', and sisters'. He is noted to be particularly honorable and just, though he can be a harsh god. He respects oaths and laws of mortality, regardless how tempting these choices may be. He makes it his goal to bring living criminals to justice and would dispatch the Erinyes to drive them to madness until they either repent or kill themselves.
He is very hard-working, rather unlike other gods who take their duties and responsibilities in a much lighter manner. He is extremely intelligent and has a knack to creating punishments that embody "poetic justice" in the Fields of Punishment. His intelligence makes him a brilliant strategist and tactical thinker, as well as extremely difficult to outwit in a debate or argument.
At first glance, he can appear as a stern and emotionless man, though according to Persephone, in private, he is a "lovable dork" who shows his emotions on his sleeves. While he may be seen as a demanding father to his children, he does genuinely love them though he struggles to experience it due to his own experience - or rather, his lack of experience - with his own father Kronos.
Despite his honorable traits, like all gods, there is a cruel and dark side to him. His fatal flaw is to carry grudges, a trait he passes onto all of his children. He mirrors his father in terms of cunning, ruthlessness, and deviousness. However, while he may be distant and bitter because of his past tragedies, he is not evil like his father and tries his best to show his good nature.
He is also mentioned to have a dark and twisted sense of humor. He would often startle Apollo so that he would curse the wrong cities with the plague since he finds such disasters hilarious. He also has the habit of visiting the Fields of Punishment and just laughs at the shades damned there for hours at a time, to the point where only really newcomers are surprised by his appearance.
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==Powers & Abilities==
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==Equipment==
Hades' Bident (ハデスのバイデント, Hadesu no Baidento): Hades' main weapon of choice. It is a two-headed spear made out of Stygian Iron that has been painted gold with blood of the gods he has slayed during wars and combats. It also has the power to multiply itself into multiple copies and launch itself toward the opponent from any place where shadow exists.
Helm of Invisibility (不可視の兜, Fukashi no Kabuto): Hades' legendary helmet and his Symbol of Power, created by the Elder Cyclopes during the beginning of the Titanomachy. It has the power to completely remove the wielder's presence from being detected by any means, physical or magical. It also allows Hades to fade away into intangible ethereal energy and grants him the power to induce fear and/or horrific visions in his targets.
Avernus Overlord (): An Artificial Sacred Gear created by the Grigori. It takes the form of a Stygian Iron sword engraved with angelic runes which spell out "False King of Hell" in the angelic tongue. It has the power to induce instantaneous death onto whoever is injured by the blade, sealing their soul inside the place until it fully dematerializes, and grants Hades a single unique power of any opponent he kills that was stronger than him.
*Abyssal Satan Override (): The Counter Balance of Avernus Overlord. It creates a black Scale Mail around Hades' body in the image of a six-winged fallen angel. In this form, he can generate a twisted combination of ethereal and celestial energy that possesses immense destructiveness, great enough for him to destroy even the souls of immortal gods.
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==Trivia==
*His name "Hades" means "Unseen One".
*Hades' attributes are the bident, his Helm of Invisibility, Cerberus I, and the drinking horn.
**His sacred animal is the screech owl (since its cry is considered a bad omen).
**His sacred plants are the white poplar, the cypress, and the narcissus.
*Hades likes his family, work-free family vacations, and strawberry daifuku.
**He hates paperwork, egg-related dishes, and nagging mothers-in-law.
*Hades is very well versed in the myths behind constellations, though most of them are tragedies.
*Despite being portrayed as a villain, as well as countless other mythological inaccuracies, Disney's Hercules is Hades' favorite movie, much to the horror and confusion of other Olympian gods].
*Hades frequently hires the greatest actors and musicians from the Elysian Fields for his entertainment.
*Due to his role as King of the Underworld, Hades was also referred to as Zeus Khthonios.
*His Roman name "Pluto" is the Latinized form of one of Hades' epithets "Plouton" ("Rich One").
*In ancient Greece, it was believed that one could get Hades' attention by banging their fist on the grounds three times.
*Similar to his wife, in ancient Greece, it was considered ill-omen to call Hades by his name as the ancient Greeks believed it would draw his attention to them, and as such, they would call him by epithets such as "Silent One" or "Receiver of Many".
*The only day Hades is officially invited to Mount Olympus was during the Winter Solstice, which is the darkest day of the year, and when dark magic is at its strongest due to his lack of presence in the Underworld.
*A species burrowing blind snake, Gerrhopilus hades, is named after him.
*The dwarf planet Pluto was named after his Roman name.
**According to Persephone, he sulked for an entire decade after it lost its position as a planet.
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