The Most ACCURATE Hades Portrayal I’ve Seen!

#messeduporigins #greekmythology #percyjackson

[JonSolo]

What's the best portrayal of Hades you've seen? 👀

[anotherpersonfromnorfolk]

"Why would I want to expand my dominion to Olympus, when everyone's dying to meet me first?"

[FenrirWolfOfWar]

“You stole the lightning bolt”
“People are literally *dying* Percy”

[eskeladder]

I also like how the game "Hades" basically portrays Hades as an no nonsense work focused dad who has difficulties showing vulnerabilities.

[KXMKR]

Hades' job sounds like an introvert's worst nightmare come true. Dude wants nothing to do with the world of the living but everybody just ends up coming over to his place regardless!

[garlicbreadstick]

Making hades the bad guy is like blaming the nightguard at a graveyard for all the deaths

[synergy]

hades over here like “no, i don’t want to expand my dominion to olympus, im already having a fucking stroke with these fuckers.”

[ThePigKnight]

He got a reliable job, a cute wife, a cute dog, and infinite money. He’s chillin.

[ascendedsleeper]

Hades - "How dare you trespass in my domain, the punishment is... permanent residency"

[darkminer]

People forget Hades is about the chillest of the pantheon

[wingzero]

I loved how he was portrayed in the books the first time I read them. He was imponent and powerfull yet somewhat sad at the sime time. Dude got the short end of the stick out of the three brothers when it came to his domain, always surrounded by depressed, angry or crazy souls every single day, and yet people still manage to blame him for the bad things that happen. I always felt simpathy for Hades everytime he showed up

[someguy]

"Me? Steal a lightning bolt? I have enough paperwork to sift through already, thank you very not."

[The_Hirohiko_Araki]

The most wholesome part about Hades is that he let Hercules *(or Heracles)* to walk his three-headed dog named Cerberus. That alone is the reason why Hades got everything he wanted and he doesn’t need to go to Olympus at all.

[AngryVideoGameGhiaccio]

Percy: where's the lightning?

Hades: don't know, don't care.

[zachbahamutson]

And that's why I love how by the end of the first series Percy has become Hades' favorite nephew. The boy takes his advice to heart a lot of the time and had his status as an Olympian restored.

[demonwolf]

Hades and Anubis : chill guys made villains in every fkin media.

[patrickcalip]

One of my favorite scenes from the book is when he cursed the oracle to eternal undeath. His wife dies in his arms and the oracle was just like, "I told you so". And in his grief he swore that the oracle will not see the afterlife. Which is why in Percy Jackson the oracle was a literal skeleton.

[Nerdnumberone]

Hades was pretty chill in myth. He helped more mortals and heroes than he screwed over. The ones he really let out his rage on were trying to kidnap his wife.

[AiLoveAidoru]

I want a portrayal where Hades is just an overworked businessman who’s just pissed that Zeus keeps suing him for petty shit. 😂

[tinamoul]

Hades being the overworked bureaucrat, and pretty much going " I have actual work to do, you think I have the time to play silly games with those fops?"