Hades (God)

> I cannot lose... As their elder brother, I shan't be defeated.
>
> Hades, regarding Poseidon and Zeus, his younger brothers.

## Family

Chaos (Grandaunt)
Gaia (Grandmother)
Eros the Elder (Granduncle)
Erebus (Granduncle/Cousin-Uncle)
Nyx (Grandaunt/Cousin-Aunt)
Tartarus (Granduncle/Step-Grandfather)
Pontus (Granduncle/Step-Grandfather)
Hydros (Granduncle/Step-Grandfather)
Uranus (Grandfather)
Oceanus (Uncle)
Coeus (Uncle)
Crius (Uncle)
Hyperion (Uncle)
Iapetus (Uncle)
Theia (Aunt)
Rhea (Mother)
Themis (Aunt)
Mnemosyne (Aunt)
Phoebe (Aunt)
Tethys (Aunt)
Cronus (Father)
Megaera (Aunt)
Alecto (Aunt)
Tisiphone (Aunt)
Porphyrion (Uncle)
Polybotes (Uncle)
Alcyoneus (Uncle)
Typhon (Half-Uncle)
Python (Half-Uncle)
Argus Panoptes (Half-Uncle)
Chronos (Half-Uncle)
Ananke (Half-Aunt)
Ourea (Half-Piblings)
Nesoi (Half-Piblings)
Phorcys (Half-Uncle)
Ceto (Half-Aunt)
Aether (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Arae (Cousin-Aunts/Second Cousins)
Charon (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Thanatos (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Hypnos (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Keres (Cousin-Aunts/Second Cousins)
Moros (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Nemesis (Cousin-Aunt/Second Cousin/Lover)
Hemera (Cousin-Aunt/Second Cousin)
Lahkesis (Cousin-Aunt/Second Cousin)
Atropos (Cousin-Aunt/Second Cousin)
Clotho (Cousin-Uncle/Second Cousin)
Chiron (Half-Brother)
Hestia (Sister)
Demeter (Sister)
Hera (Sister)
Poseidon (Brother)
Zeus (Brother)<
Aphrodite (Half-Aunt)
Achelous (Cousin)
Acheron (Cousin)
Cocytus (Cousin)
Lethe (Cousin)
Pyriphlegethon (Cousin)
Styx (Cousin)
Atlas (Cousin)
Prometheus (Cousin)
Epimetheus (Cousin)
Helios (Cousin)
Eos (Cousin)
Selene (Cousin)
Iris (Half-Cousin)
Harpies (Half-Cousins)
Amphitrite (Half-Cousin)
Ladon (Half-Cousin)
Ethiopian Cetus (Half-Cousin)
Stheno (Half-Cousin)
Euryale (Half-Cousin)
Medusa (Half-Cousin)
Echidna (Half-Aunt/Half-Cousin)
Cerberus (Half-Cousin/Half-Cousin-Nephew)
Chimera (Half-Cousin/Half-Cousin-Niece)
Hecate (Cousin-Niece)
Thalassa (Second Cousin/Second Cousin-Niece)
Morpheus (Second Cousin/Second Cousin-Nephew)
Phantasos (Second Cousin/Second Cousin-Nephew)
Phobetor (Second Cousin/Second Cousin-Nephew)
Ares (Nephew)
Hephaestus (Nephew)
Apollo (Nephew)
Artemis (Niece)
Athena (Niece)
Hermes (Nephew)
Nine Muses (Nieces)
Persephone (Niece/Wife)
Acheilus (Nephew/Grandnephew)
King Aeacus (Nephew)
King Minos (Nephew)
King Rhadamanthus (Nephew)
Dionysus (Nephew)
Perseus (Nephew)
Heracles (Nephew)
Helen (Niece)
Pegasus (Nephew)
Triton (Nephew)
Theseus (Nephew)
Kratos (Cousin-Nephew)
Nike (Cousin-Niece)
Bia (Cousin-Niece)
Zelus (Cousin-Nephew)
Boreas (Cousin-Nephew)
Notus (Cousin-Nephew)
Eurus (Cousin-Nephew)
Zephyrus (Cousin-Nephew)
Minotaur (Great-Great-Grandnephew/Cousin-Nephew)
Empousa (Cousin-Grandnieces)
Minthe (Cousin-Niece/Lover)
Io (Cousin-Niece)
Asclepius (Grandnephew)
Erichthonius (Grandnephew)
Eros the Younger (Grandnephew)
Automatons (Grand-Niblings)
Relics (Grandchildren)
Achilles (Cousin-Nephew)
Pirithous (Great-Grandnephew)
Andromeda (Great-Grandniece)
Aeolus (Colleague)
Cacodemons (Colleagues)

Hades (ハデス), or Haides (ハイデス), or **Pluto** (冥王星), **Plouton** (冥王星), **Dis Pater** (ディス・パター), simply **Dis** (ディス), **Aidoneus** (アイドネウス), **Clymenus** (クライメヌス), or **Polydegmon** (ポリデグモン), formally as Lord Hades (ハデス卿), Supreme Lord Hades (至高主ハデス), and the Supreme Lord of the Underworld (冥界の至高主), is the King of the Underworld (冥界の王), God of the Underworld (冥界の神), God of the Dead (死者の神), God of Riches (富の神), God of Spirits (精霊の神), God of the Dark Arts (闇の魔術の神), God of Darkness (闇の神), God of Hidden Treasures within the Earth (地球に隠された財宝の神) and the Lord of the Dead (死者の主). He is commonly regarded as a Son of Cronus (クロノスの息子), Lord of the Underworld (冥界の主), The Rich One (金持ち人), The Silent One (静かな人) and The Hospitable One (もてなしの人). During the Animal-Human War, he served as the Dead General (死者の将軍). His animal symbols are a black ram, a screeching owl, a serpent and his pet, the three-headed dog Cerberus.

## Background

### Birth and Swallowing

At about 1703 B.C, Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon and Zeus were born. However, upon their birth, Cronos overheard a prophecy by the Sisters of Fate where one of his children will overthrow him. Cronos, out of paranoia, decided to swallow them, despite Rhea's pleading for not doing so. Rhea then saved Zeus from his father. Zeus would later trick Cronus into puking them up alongside the Omphalos Stone that was mistaken by Cronus as Zeus.

### Picking a Domain

After Zeus saved his siblings Poseidon, **Hades**, Hera, Demeter and Hestia, Zeus and his brothers Poseidon and Hades have to draw lots for their own domain, as Cronus' absence would leave the world absent of its ruler. The results came out with Zeus earning the skies, Poseidon earning the seas, and Hades earning the Underworld. Meanwhile, the earth remains under Gaia's control, as she was an unconquerable goddess.

### Titanomachy

In 1684 B.C, his children grew weary of their parents for their actions. The gods and some Titans, notably Coeus, Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus, Cronus and Atlas, fought for 10 years, which Ares and Hephaestus were born at some point during the short Civil War. The Hecatonchires, namely Briareos, Cottus, Gyges, as well as the Cyclopes, namely Arges, Brontes, Steropes assisted in defeating the Titans. Afterwards the titans were imprisoned briefly in the Pits of Tartarus, with Cronus chopped into pieces and Atlas holding up the skies for eternity. However, Zeus relented and decided to put aside all consequences and freed the titans. To his surprise, Cronos forgave his children and felt guilty for his inability and agreed to collaborate with the gods.

### Gigantomachy

Gaia was upset over the span of the opposing Titans' imprisonment, and created a group of children, notably the giants. One notable member, Typhon, was born from Gaia and Tartarus. Typhon had an amazing feat against the gods. Most of them fled while Zeus decided to make a good example from this challenge. Zeus was defeated by Typhon, who removed his neural system, and required the smartest and speediest god Hermes to restore it. After Hermes' help, Zeus defeated the beast and imprisoned him under Mount Etna, one of the Ourea. Eventually Zeus relented again. This also touched Gaia in addition to the release of the Titans. Gaia, the Gigantes and the Titans sided with Zeus afterwards.

### Animal-Human War

They seeked to help the cats and other animals fight the injustice, as humans mistreated the former, including themselves. This caused the Animal-Human War to happen. The gods constantly overpowered the humans, and the only casualties in the war are mortal animals. Humans suffered a great loss in men and no weapon could harm the immortal beings. The only victory of the humans is that the God-Killer is able to overpower Ares. The blow was so powerful it destroyed the god of war and it took 10 days for him to regenerate. At one point, after the God-Killer destroyed Ares, he was electrocuted by Poseidon's thunder, bringing him to his knees. Hades reacted swiftly and with his fiery bident he grasped onto the God-Killer. With Poseidon further electrocuting the noble, Hades was able to capture the man's soul, making him stronger. The man would later break free from the Underworld and regained control over his body. Eventually the then 101-year-old Zeus ended the war after awakening Berserk Storm, which he used to kill over 10000000 humans and mortally injure the God-Killer, who managed to live to the age of 151 while not physically aging with the help of the stolen weapon. He was killed by capital punishment, where he was beheaded by Zeus using the Blade of Olympus. Eventually, the humans, who were residing in Nana Country, lost the war, surrendered, and retreated. Some humans remained in the country, while the others left.

### Post-War and Formation of the Council

In order to protect the cat's nation, Zeus gave the land to the ancestor of Stego Baby, who would soon become the first king of Nana Country. The wise god, however, knew that he still can't let his guard down, as chaos might happen again. Therefore, he created the Council of Cat Gods and ensured peace in Nana Country in 1602 B.C, and formed an alliance with his brothers. Upon the creation of Council of Cat Gods in 1602 B.C, Zeus gathered the three of his strongest warriors and formed the team Four Seraphim.

### Affair with Leuce

Hades had a short affair with a nymph daughter of Oceanus and Tethys, named Leuce. She was carried to Elysium and died there. She was turned into a white poplar after her death.

### Kidnapping Persephone

Hades asked Zeus for Zeus' daughter Persephone and Zeus granted it, even on some version he helped Hades on Persephone’s kidnapping by creating a beautiful flower so Persephone will get distracted. Demeter was so sad that winter begins. She demanded her daughter to be back to her, and Persephone ate half of a Pomegranate fruit in the Underworld before leaving. Due to eating half of the Pomegranate, Persephone would have to go to the surface on springs and summers, and be with him on autumns and winters.

### Cheating with Minthe

During his marriage with Persephone, another nymph named Minthe, who was the daughter of Cocytus, god of the River Cocytus, thus making Oceanus and Tethys Minthe's grandparents. Minthe attempted to make Hades to choose Minthe over Persephone by claiming that the former is prettier than the latter, which was referred to as "that pathetic wife of his (Hades)". Persephone, who was extremely loyal to her husband, kept Minthe away from interfering in their relationship and turned Minthe into a mint plant. Hades was touched by Persephone's loyalty, so he apologized to his wife for cheating and reconciled.

### Killing Asclepius

Zeus' grandson Asclepius was killed by his own grandfather because his great-uncle Hades was displeased with Apollo's ability to resurrect others. Zeus killed his grandson with lightning for his brother's sake. Impacted by this event, Apollo went into a furious killing spree, killing Gaia's son Python, and attacked Gaia and Uranus' sons, the Elder Cyclopes, who nevertheless survived, as they were immortal. After Apollo reconciled with Zeus, his father honored Asclepius and raised him into the sky, called Ophiuchus.

### Resurrecting Alcestis

Heracles' friend, King Admetus had an extremely loving wife, named Queen Alcestis. However, in 1253 B.C, Alcestis died and was brought to the Underworld. Heracles felt sympathetic for his friend, and went to Hades' throne in hopes that Hades will agree. Hades rejects at first, but after Heracles told his uncle about Admetus and Alcestis' heartwarming love tale, Hades' unemotional heart was touched, and thus the Underworld Lord decided to resurrect Alcestis.

### Heracles' Twelfth Labor

Heracles was sent on a journey in order to complete 10 labors, but was tricked into doing 2 more. On his 12th and final labor, in 1248 B.C, King Eurystheus sent Heracles to fetch Cerberus, the Hellhound of the Underworld, believing that Heracles will never accomplish, as the king thought even if Heracles subdued Cerberus, the great god Hades wouldn't stay quiet about it. However, Heracles is in fact Hades' nephew, and with that Hades agreed to let Heracles to fetch Cerberus on the condition of it unharmed.

### Tale of Orpheus

A mortal musician Orpheus came to the Underworld to ask for the soul of his wife, Eurydice, who died while dancing with the nymphs. Orpheus played heartwarming music that touched Hades' feelings, and thus agreed on the condition that Orpheus doesn't look back to Eurydice before returning to the mortal realm. He did this in order to test his love for Eurydice if it is stronger than doubt. Unfortunately, Orpheus has doubt that Hades lied to him, and looked back to see that it was indeed Eurydice, but it is too late, he can't bring Eurydice back anymore. Orpheus remained a widower until his inevitable death, where he will reunite with his wife again.

### Cheated by Pirithous

In 1221 B.C, Pirithous, a king of the Lapiths of Larissa in Thessaly, asked Hades for the latter's wife Persephone. Hades was angered and to protect Persephone, he made Pirithous to sit on a bench or a rock, alongside Theseus, the hero that kidnapped Helen. Eventually, Heracles saved Theseus by asking Hades to do so, which the latter agreed. Pirithous remained until Hades fed him to his pet, the Cerberus.

## Personality

### Overview

Hades, as the Lord of the Dead, valued the dead souls that rightfully belonged to him. However, despite being slightly unhappy about it, he still permits the usage of the spell that brings them back from the dead. He did ask Zeus to stop Asclepius from reviving the dead as he viewed his role as part of the natural order. Thus, he was worried that the natural order will be interrupted because of his grandnephew. He is one of the most emotionless Greek gods of all time, requiring extreme conditions to make him drop a tear out of sadness. Hades is also wise enough to orchestrate the Underworld system, various punishments of sinful souls, and even tests as evidenced in Orpheus' tale. He is a caring older brother because he decided to choose last. Also, he sees himself as a role model of an elder sibling, having the determination to not lose in battles, and if he lost, or even if he won, would look down on himself, claiming that he has failed as an elder sibling.

### Hades and Zeus

Hades, the Lord of the Underworld, was often depicted as jealous of Zeus and wanted to usurp his throne, as a result of Christians mixing Lord Hades up with Satan. He and the King of the Gods are civil with each other. Zeus did many favors to Hades (See Trivia for more information), including killing Asclepius. Not only Zeus to Hades, Hades sometimes did some favors for Zeus, albeit sometimes he sent his employees to do that (See Trivia for more information). To describe Hades and Zeus' relationship, the best phrase to describe them is "partner in crimes". They sometimes are found in a café discussing the best ways to torture sinful mortals. Hades also greatly valued Zeus since his younger brother was better than him. It also led to his obsession with his brother, and he formed the Five Grand Cardinals as he sought to surpass the Four Seraphim led by Zeus.

### Hades and Poseidon

Since the God of the Seas and the God of the Underworld are never seen interacting with each other directly, the true extent of Poseidon's relationship with his older brother is uncertain, but there are hints that the two of them have at the very least a mutual respect, despite some differences. The two gods are notably seen working together against the humans during the Animal-Human War, with Poseidon playing a decisive role in aiding Hades' victory over the God-Killer. But the best example is maybe when Hades blames the player for having harmed Poseidon in the Underworld (as you defeated the sea king in the Ghost Ship Cove Path B), rightfully considering this as a sin the player has committed against him, making this something personal. In the light of all these elements, one can assume that considering Poseidon's nature and his hard loyalty to the Olympians, he did care for Hades.

## Appearance

Hades is a cat with a helmet with patterns resembling Western Imperial Knights in which madehim invisible, and has horns, a significance as the King of the Underworld. He also tends to have a bident with him. In his true human form, he is a black-bearded man who has a bident and a helmet.

He also has a shape-shifted, younger appearance, which he has white hair instead of black. He is also beardless and typically is depicted with a specially-designed eyepatch on his right eye and long, stylish silver hair that spikes up at various spots on his head in this form.

He's shown with a leaf-like pattern tattooed across his forehead, a spiked choker necklace lined, and a bead-like earring on his left ear with many smaller piercings. His attire is shown to be quite formal and extravagant, with a collar that spans all the way to his upper chest, and badges decorated on the left and right side of his coat. Finally, he wears long white jeans and a pair of shoes filled with square patterns in his shape-shifted form.

## Abilities

### Death-Force Manipulation

Hades could kill or manipulate death forces to his will and since he was the God of the Underworld, he had secondary authority and representative of death; the primary authority and representative of death was Thanatos, God of Death, as well as Keres, Goddesses of Violent Death. The third is Iapetus, the fourth is Chronos and the fifth is his father Cronos.

### Invisibility

Hades can be invisible by wearing his Helm of Invisibility.

### Invulnerability

Hades was invincible to certain forms of attacks, all mortal weapons, and able to take significant amounts of force. The only way to defeat him by ripping his own soul out of his body and had to destroy the pieces of flesh he tore from Hades twice, lest the Ruler of the Underworld keep recovering.

### Power Bestowal

Followers of Hades are granted a fraction of Lord Hades' powers and become Warriors that literally fight with Spirit. They are capable of using their abilities to steal life-force from others and emit dangerous elemental attacks that target the Soul of another enemy. Followers of Hades can also use teleportation to surprise his enemies and can also use stealth to become invisible or become spirits to protect themselves temporarily. They are capable of summoning a few hands of Hades to aid them in battle. Due to Hades granting these powers, they should be able to replicate them (some of which they did) on a smaller scale.

### Regeneration

Hades possessed great regenerative powers, he could heal himself simply by placing the flesh back, he is also capable of regenerating by stealing the life force of others.

### Shapeshifting

Hades could also shapeshift, he can increase his size, eventually growing to the size of a giant.

### Soul Removal

Hades, using his bident, could remove the soul of any living being: mortals, beasts, fellow gods and even Titans.

### Soul Absorption/Empowerment

Every removed soul can be absorbed by the user of his bident, bestowing certain abilities on the user or increasing their power. This allowed Hades to become more powerful, with every taken soul.

### Soul Materialization

Hades was able to summon souls to attack his enemies, fighting for him. This ability was even more outspoken, when he used the bident, as he could use it to summon the souls of powerful monsters, utilizing their abilities briefly.

### Superhuman Agility

Despite his appearance, Hades is quite agile, being able to scale down Olympus with his bident alone and being able to backflip over Titans who are taller than skyscrapers with no effort.

### Superhuman Stamina

Hades showed no sign of fatigue during the battles with the Demons.

### Superhuman Strength

As a God, Hades has incredible strength, able to overpower Titans with ease. While scaling Mount Olympus, Hades is capable of pulling down a Titan with one heave. Hades' stomps were enough to create shock waves.

### Teleportation

Hades could teleport from Olympus, the Underworld and to the mortal world.

### Halysikinesis

Hades could manipulate his bident with high precision and proficiency. He could teleport the bident, attacking people over long distances and at high speed, as well cover whole areas with his chains.

### Geokinesis

As the God of the Underworld, Hades has absolute control over all the earth and stones, as well as the walls of the Underworld, Erebos.

#### Subterranean Navigation

Hades is shown to be skilled in navigating under the earth, even before he became the Lord of the Underworld. Hence, Hades was able to lead his siblings in and out of Tartarus itself via a complex network of Underworld tunnels.

#### Earthquake Generation

When infuriated, Hades generates a massive earthquake that shakes his huge throne room, and is felt miles above him, in Los Angeles, devastating the city.

### Ferrokinesis

As the God of Wealth, Hades can sense and summon any quantity of precious metals and jewels from under the ground, as well as manipulate them. As a result, Hades is the richest Olympian of all. Hades' palace has several magnificent halls made entirely of pure gold and silver, decorated with bouquets of flowers made of precious metals and jewels. A very impressed Persephone admits to never having seen "such dazzling wealth" even on Mount Olympus itself, since whatever she could destroy in a tantrum, Hades could instantly replace with something even better. Hence, Hades is often referred to as "The Rich One."

### Magmakinesis

As Hades controls underground, he has some control over magma and lava.

### Necromancy

As the ruler of the Underworld, Hades has absolute control over the souls of the dead and his world, to the degree where he was able to gift them to worthy mortals, Hades can also instantly steal souls from mortals or magical beings from afar. His souls can viciously maul enemies to death or weaken them enough to be finished off. As the God of the Dead and the Lord of the Underworld, Hades has divine authority and absolute control over the deceased. Hades' nickname "The Hospitable One" is a reference to him always having room in the Underworld for one more soul.

#### Power Over the Undead

Hades can reanimate skeletons, call forth endless waves of the dead to fight for him. with him even threatening to unleash a massive zombie apocalypse, destroy Skeleton Warriors, and put them to sleep. He can also silence dead souls with a gesture, and physically take hold of ghosts.

#### Metamorphosis

Hades can capture and release living souls in a blast of yellow flames.

#### Death Curses

Hades is also able to place curses on the living. While he is unable to kill people before the Fates decree its time, he can prevent a person's soul from ever leaving their body. This will mean that a person's body will eventually turn to dust with age, while their soul will be lost forever.

#### Death Sense

As the God of the Dead, Hades can sense when a person is dying and when their soul is being judged in the Underworld.

#### Life Sense

He can sense life auras. This can help him determine how much longer someone has left to live.

#### Resurrection

As the God of the Dead, Hades is capable of resurrecting the dead.

### Osteokinesis

As the God of the Dead, Hades can summon and telekinetically control numerous bones at once.

### Cryokinesis

When the God of the Dead generates an aura of intense cold, which causes "frost to creep across the rocks and grass."

### Infernal Monster Lordship

Hades has absolute control over countless ferocious monsters native to his realm, such as Cerberus, the Hellhounds, the Furies, the Keres, the Oneiroi, and various daimons, along with many others.

### Umbrakinesis

Hades was also able to manipulate and control shadows and darkness. Hades could also breath dark energy from his mouth. As the God of the Underworld, Hades has absolute control over shadows and darkness - the same as his children, but his are tremendously more powerful.

#### Darkness Generation

He can shoot solid bolts of darkness, and surround enemies into pitch black clouds of lightless space.

#### Darkness Shields

He can solidify shadows into virtually impenetrable shields, which are strong enough to deflect even Zeus' thunderbolts.

#### Darkness Absorption and Dissipation

He can absorb and dissipate shadows with his Stygian Iron weapons.

#### Imperceptibility

He can use shadows to cover himself in darkness to become invisible. While wearing his Helm of Darkness, Hades can pass through walls and melt into shadows, not be touched, seen or heard by anyone, even other Olympian gods, Titans, or Giants.

#### Shadow Travel

Hades can use shadows as a way of swift transportation over vast distances. Apollo mentioned that Hades sometimes shadow traveled behind him and said "Hi!" in order to startle Apollo, so that he would shoot his plague arrows in the wrong direction, thus infecting the wrong city.

### Dark Infernal Pyrokinesis

Hades has absolute control over black hellfire, which is considerably more destructive than normal flames, as it turns whatever it touches into liquid. He can conjure it, and propel it from his hands. He was capable of launching massive fireballs, indicating his ability of Pyrokinesis. His realm would ignite with a burning inferno, this is possibly due to his connection to phlegethon, the river of fire in the underworld.

### Hypnokinesis

It is revealed that Hades has complete mastery over the Oneiroi dream spirits, and he used them to spread the word that all of the dead needed to take a coin with them to gain passage onto Charon's boat.

### Phobikinesis

Hades has absolute control and divine authority over the power of fear. This ability grows even more powerful with the Helm of Darkness.

#### Induced Terror

With his Helm of Darkness, Hades can radiate death and terror to an incredible degree. Satan's entire army tried to flee from him in terror, and only Satan's authority allowed them to somewhat keep their ranks. Even though the Helm's power wasn't directed at them, he make opponents feel as if it was reaching into the darkest corner of his mind and pulling out the things he was most afraid of and his closely guarded secrets, making him want to "crawl into a hole and hide". When utilized at full power, the Helm's aura of ineffable deadly terror is so intense, that it can easily unhinge people's minds and stop their heartbeats, which is why most rational beings fear the dark. Hades' Helm is shown to be powerful enough to scare even Zeus and Poseidon simultaneously, to the point that both of them paled and started to sweat with fear. Hades used the Helm during the Titanomachy against the Titans directly with great success, often breaking enemy ranks and causing them to flee into traps.

### Transfiguration

Hades can turn other immortals into trees.

### Shapeshifting

Hades is quite skilled at shapeshifting, though he hardly ever utilizes this ability. He has transformed into an eagle and a bat.

### Leadership Abilities

Hades was able to lead his armies against the monster armies of the Titans and was able to help turn the tide to the Olympians' favor.

### Weaknesses

Hades is overly passionate over Persephone, the daughter of Demeter, whom Zeus promised to Hades as his bride. Unfortunately, Zeus apparently neglected to mention it to either Demeter or Persephone. He is impulsive and he favors sudden, decisive actions. He can also be deceptive. As a minor god of darkness, he is also weak to light.

## Kingdom of Duckboom

Xiaoyaya grinned as she pledged her soul to the King of the Underworld Hades, thus becoming Hadesified. After the Hadesified duck was defeated, the duck was mutated by Venom King, thus transforming into the Venom-Mutated Hadesified Xiaoyaya.

## Twin Shot

### Demonomachy I

Hades faced off with Hasheol. During the Demonomachy I, Hades (who was replacing Kratos' part), along with Heracles, Ares and Zeus are on a mission in order to fight off Satan. As they encounters Satan, Zeus blasted Satan with lightning bolts and teleported multiple times, but was knocked back by the demon. Despite critically injured, he encouraged his fellow gods to fight back, which made Heracles and Ares knocking Satan's feet, strongly harming the latter. As Hades was about to claim the demon's soul, Zeus delivers his fatal blow on the heart of the demon, killing him.

## Twin Shot II: Good & Evil

### Demonomachy II

The Demons are seen climbing Mount Olympus to reach the Holy Grounds, except for Beelzebub and Esh. Helios, Hermes, Hades, Heracles and some soldiers fought in the defensive line. When Poseidon entered the fray, he blasted through Bemabatt Leakhor's chest killing him. The Hippocampi were then summoned and one was defeated by Baraq. Hades then killed Oqeyanos. Poseidon fought Baraq, but was defeated by being knocked unconscious. Baraq then attempted to kill Zeus, but was blasted away by his thunderbolt. Eros and Apollo of Team Guardian from Five Grand Cardinals then fought over the invasion of the demons, where Baraq was killed by the twin archer gods. Team Satan Hunt then went to destroy the demon, except this time Hades effortlessly stole the demon's soul, disappointing Zeus and the other gods.

## Post Twin Shot II

After Beelzebub's death, Belial and Beelzebub were locked up in the Pits of Tartarus containing the demons by Hades, and sought to contain and torture them for eternity.

## Olympian's Crown

Hades served as a hidden boss in his own realm, the Underworld. Similar to his younger brother Zeus, he will have two phases of battle and will repeat until the end of the fight. The first phase is the "titanic phase", where he will summon Dark Spheres, Spread Zeroes, Bloody Lances, Negative Gates, Violent Pains and Bloody Howls. In the beginning of each round he will heal and increase damage in different ways. In the first round, he will use his bident to retrieve flesh from your body to restore 10% of his HP and increase 10% of damage. In the second round he will steal your life directly restoring 25% of his HP and increase 25% of damage. In the third round onwards, he will use First Aid directly and will heal 50% of his max HP and increase 50% of damage, making the fight nigh-impossible. The second phase is the "godly state", where he will put on his Helm of Invisibility and use different mystic artes in the beginning of each round. He will try to attack you with his bident, create shockwaves, and later he will use Primal Bident Rampage for first round, Soul Eater for second round, and Underworld Rage for third round. Occasionally he will use Meteor Storm and summon monsters.

## Quotes

* (To his targets) Your soul is mine!
* (To himself, regarding Poseidon and Zeus) I cannot lose... As their elder brother, I shan't be defeated.
* (To himself, regarding Poseidon and Zeus) I have yet again failed as an elder sibling...
* (Explanation about the creation of the universe) In the time before us, the Olympians, before the Titans, on that fateful day on 1788 B.C, came forth my grandaunt, Chaos, the personified concept of the void, the holy ancestress of the gods. After that, the Earth came forth. Grandmother Gaia formed a strong bond with her domain since then. Later, the concept of love, Eros was brought forth, followed by the abyss, the deepest realm of my domain, who is Tartarus. The personified concept of waters is also born.
* (Explanation of the Protogenos' asexual offspring) Wondering why is it dark during nighttime? Chaos brought forth two children: the goddess of night, Nyx, and the god of darkness, Erebus. Gaia then brought forth many children without a mate. The mountains were children of the earth. Athos, Cithaeron, Etna, Helicon, Nysus, Olympus I, Olympus II, Oreus, Parnes and Tmolus. The skies, my grandfather Uranus, was actually a son of my own grandmother. Funnily enough, huh? The seas, is also brought forth by Gaia.
* (Explanation of the Protogenos' union) They then formed great unions between each other, the union of mating constantly.
* (Explanation of the children of Uranus and Gaia) My grandfather did not hold back towards grandmother. He raped her and brought forth 18 children.
* (Explanation of the First Twelve Titans) The first group, known as the Elder Titans, are known as the beautiful ones. They are Oceanus, titan god of waters, Coeus, titan god of north, far sight, foresight, intellect and knowledge, Crius, titan god of south, stars and constellations, Hyperion, titan god of east and light, Iapetus, titan god of west and mortality, Theia, titaness goddess of sight, my mother Rhea, titaness goddess of fertility, Themis, titaness goddess of divine law and order, Phoebe, titaness goddess of intellect, knowledge and prophecy, Mnemosyne, titaness goddess of memory and remembrance, Tethys, titaness goddess of waters and my father Cronus, titan god of time and harvest. Grandfather was immensely satisfied over these children.
* (Explanation of the Hecatoncheires and Elder Cyclopes) But, when he sees the other 6 of his children, his face frowned, for those are wretched, gigantic and scary Gigantes. Notably, 3 of them are 100-handed and 50-headed, known as the Hecatoncheires. Briareos, or what mortals call him as Aegaeon, the sea goat and god of sea storms, Cottus, the furious, and Gyges, the long-limbed. The Elder Cyclopes on the other hand, were 1-eyed. They were Arges, the light, Brontes, the thunderer, and Steropes, the lightener. Grandfather ended up locking them up inside Tartarus, causing a physical and mental pain on grandmother.
* (Explanation of the children of Gaia and Pontus) There is also a union formed from the earth and seas. This is where Phorcys, Thaumas, Nereus, Eurybia, the Telecines, and Ceto came forth. Phorcys and Ceto brought forth the Grey Sisters, Dino, Pemphredo and Enyo, and the three Gorgons: Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa. They also brought forth Ladon, a large serpent. Thaumas and an Oceanid Electra brought forth Iris, the goddess of rainbow, Arke, a messenger of the titans, and the harpies. Nereus alongside another Oceanid called Doris brought forth 50 daughter, the Nereids, and a son, Nerites.
* (Explanation of the children of Gaia and Hydros) Wondering why is there Father Time in our culture? This union from the earth and waters is what brings forth Chronos towards the world. His wife, Ananke, goddess of necessity was brought forth as well.
* (Explanation of the children of Nyx and Erebus) The conjoined union of night and darkness, brought forth many of my subordinates. Charon, the ferryman of the dead, Thanatos, the god of death, Hypnos, the god of sleep, Clotho, the sewer of the threads of fate, Lahkesis, the manager of the threads, Atropos, the cutter of the threads, Moros, the god of doom, Nemesis, the goddess of revenge, vengeance, retribution and indignation, the Keres, the goddesses of violent death and the Arae, the goddesses of curses, placed on the guilty. Besides, there is Aether, the god of light and Hemera, the goddess of daytime, which the couple would bring forth Pontus' wife, the goddess of seas, Thalassa.
* (Explanation of Uranus' castration and it's aftermath) Back to our parents' time. Grandmother was in intense pain, as 6 of her children are locked up in her belly. Her pain, in addition to her love for her children, condemned her into recruiting 5 of her titan children to assist in castrating my grandfather. Uncles Coeus, Crius, Hyperion and Iapetus positioned themselves on the very edges of the world. North (Coeus), South (Crius), East (Hyperion), West (Iapetus). As grandmother distracts grandfather, father Cronus was quick to act. He took the chance to execute grandfather, as he took out his harvester's sickle, and cut the skies' genitals open. Uranus was furious as he cursed Cronus that one day, decades after, one of us will overthrow him. His bloody rain brought forth the Furies, as it conjoined the Earth. As a result, Megaera, Alecto and Tisiphone were born. The blood also formed the Gigantes, ruled by Porphyrion. The genitals of the skies then formed the beautiful, seductive Aphrodite.
* (Explanation of Cronus' Reign and the Golden Age) Gaia, upon rejoicing of this victory, nevertheless warned Cronus that the curse would come true. Cronus didn't think much
* (Explanation of Titanomachy and Gigantomachy)
* (Explanation of the children of Gaia and Tartarus)
* (To Thanatos) What did you say?! Xiaoyaya demands revival, without reincarnating?!
* (To Thanatos) Grr! Well then, guess I'd no choice. I declare that Xiaoyaya's demand is permitted!

## Trivia

* The name “Pluto,” rendered as Plūtō in the Latin, was derived from the Greek name Plouton, meaning “the wealthy one.” This name was an aspect of the deity Hades, one that highlighted his control over subterranean sources of mineral wealth.
* His Roman name, Pluto, is the name of the former ninth planet of the Solar System, following Neptune. Pluto is currently a dwarf planet after 2006.
* Pluto is so far the only world named by an 11-year-old girl. In 1930, Venetia Burney of Oxford, England, suggested to her grandfather that the new discovery be named for the Roman god of the underworld. He forwarded the name to the Lowell Observatory and it was selected.
* Astronomers decided to continue naming the planets after Roman gods. At the time of Pluto's discovery, it was considered to be a planet, but it is now classified as a dwarf planet. Being very cold and the farthest from the Sun, Pluto was named after the Roman god of the dead, equivalent to Hades.
* Even though Gustav Holst composed The Planets Suite Op. 32, Hades' Roman name Pluto is not part of the suite, along with Earth, because Holst had not wanted to include the Earth in his suite because the suite was based on astrology, and Earth has no astrological significance. Pluto, which was not discovered until 1930 was not in the suite. Holst died in 1934, but there is little evidence that he considered updating his piece.
* According to Greek Mythology, Hades and Zeus are very close to each other with several proofs:
	+ When Zeus want to punish Sisyphus, Hades commanded his subordinate Thanatos to take down Sisyphus, led to Thanatos kidnapping incident.
	+ When Zeus want to bury Sarpedon, his demigod son properly, he sent Phoebus Apollo to retrieve his son’s corpse and then Apollo give the corpse to Hypnos and Thanatos to do funeral honors to the corpse.
	+ Mortals like Tantalus and Ixion who offended Zeus greatly, the first by serving him human meat and the latter by want to rape Hera, they both got sent to Hades and on some versions Zeus asked Hades to give them eternal punishment, which Hades obliged happily.