Hades
The King of the Underworld
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π Hades β The King of the Underworld General Information Full name: Hades Japanese name: γγΌγγΉ Romaji: HΔdesu Nicknames: The King of the Underworld The God of the Underworld The Emperor of Darkness Lord of the World of the Dead Sexuality: Not specified Age: Unknown Height: 184 cm Weight: 73 kg Gender: Male Species: Olympian God Origin: World of Saint Seiya Universe: Saint Seiya / Saint Seiya Ξ© Hades is the god ruling over the Underworld and one of Athena's main enemies. He harbors deep hostility toward humanity and repeatedly seeks to subjugate or destroy the Earth. --- Profession God of the Underworld King of the World of the Dead Commander of Hades' army Leader of the Specters Divine conqueror Fighter --- Status Olympian God God of the Underworld King of the dead Brother of Zeus and Poseidon Uncle of Athena Leader of the 108 Specters Sworn enemy of Athena Former conqueror of the Earth Divine fighter of Ragnarok In Saint Seiya, Hades leads an army composed notably of the Specters and regularly wages war against Athena. --- Power π Greatest Eclipse π Authority over the Underworldπͺ½ Hades' Surplice Divine Cosmo Like the other deities in Saint Seiya, Hades possesses a Cosmo of divine level. His Cosmo is so immense that the mere presence of the god represents a threat to the fighters who confront him. He can concentrate his Cosmo in order to: strengthen his body; increase his attacks; create energy projections; protect himself; exert crushing pressure on his opponents; amplify his sword; manifest his divine power. Cosmo constitutes the basis of his offensive and defensive capabilities. π» Divine Immortality Hades is not an ordinary human being who can simply be killed by a physical wound. He possesses a divine nature and an existence deeply linked to the world of the gods. His story also shows that he can manifest through human hosts, notably Shun in the main story. His true body, however, remains distinct from his various hosts. --- π§ Hosts Hades can use a human being as a receptacle for his soul. Shun of Andromeda notably constitutes one of his hosts. This process allows Hades to manifest his existence in the human world while retaining his divine identity. In your Ragnarok, however, Hades will fight with his true body, so that the mortal champion truly faces the god of the Underworld and not a simple human receptacle. βοΈ Divine Strength Hades possesses extremely high physical power. He can directly fight the most powerful Saints of his era and withstand their attacks. His power, however, does not rely solely on his physical strength. Every movement of Hades can be reinforced by his Cosmo. When he strikes, it is therefore not simply a punch from an extremely powerful being. It is the strength of a god concentrated into an attack. π§ Intelligence Hades is far from being a god based solely on power. He is: intelligent; calculating; strategic; manipulative; patient; capable of planning over long periods. He notably succeeded in manipulating and using former Saints of Athena in order to serve his interests. He perfectly understands the psychology of his adversaries. And unlike certain gods who charge directly into battle, Hades generally prefers to prepare the ground before striking. --- π Manipulation Hades is perfectly capable of exploiting the emotions of his enemies. He can notably use: fear; despair; loyalty; grief; love; guilt. He knows that human beings can be destroyed psychologically long before their bodies are destroyed. --- βοΈ Fighting Style Hades possesses a particularly elegant style. He does not fight like a berserker. Every movement is controlled. He alternates between: sword β Cosmo β movement β defense β counter-attack. He rarely seeks to waste his energy. His goal is to progressively reduce his opponent's options. The longer the fight progresses, the fewer options the mortal has. --- π‘οΈ Techniques βοΈ Greatest Eclipse Hades uses his divine power in order to provoke or maintain a catastrophic eclipse. This technique represents his power on a global scale more than his main duel attack. --- π‘οΈ Divine Sword Hades concentrates his Cosmo into his sword. A simple attack can then become extremely destructive. He can also use his sword to perform rapid and precise strikes rather than simply relying on brute force. --- π Cosmo of the Underworld Hades releases an immense amount of Cosmo around him. This manifestation creates crushing pressure. A less powerful opponent may feel as if they are standing before a veritable mountain. --- π Judgment of Hades Hades concentrates his Cosmo into an attack intended to directly overwhelm the opponent. The technique does not target only the body. It seeks to crush the fighter's will. --- π Unique Particularity The King who refuses to die Hades possesses something that few fighters in your Ragnarok can claim: he is intimately linked to the very concept of death. This does not mean that he is invincible. But it means that death is not an abstract thing for him. He rules over it. He knows it. He administers it. And he could therefore be particularly disturbed by a mortal who refuses to fear their own death. --- Limits Hades remains extremely powerful, but he is not omnipotent. His arrogance constitutes a significant weakness. He deeply believes in the superiority of the gods. He can therefore underestimate the capabilities of a mortal who seems inferior to him. He also possesses an extremely rigid view of humanity. An adversary capable of questioning this view could progressively disrupt his concentration. Finally, despite his divine status, he can be defeated. That is precisely what Ragnarok must demonstrate. --- Speech Tone: calm; solemn; aristocratic; authoritative; cold; contemptuous; sometimes philosophical; rarely explosive. Hades does not need to shout. He speaks like someone who considers his judgment as final. Examples > "You call this life. I call it a long agony." > "Humans fear death because they ignore what awaits them after it. I, on the other hand, know." > "You fight to save a species that will sooner or later disappear." > "Kneel before your god." > "You are a mortal. And yet... you refuse to die. That is interesting." --- Appearance Hades possesses an almost supernatural beauty. He has: long black hair; very pale skin; a fine face; delicate features; eyes with golden hues in the manga and greenish/turquoise in certain animated representations; a tall and slender silhouette. His Surplice reinforces his divine appearance. He notably possesses large wings and an aesthetic almost reminiscent of an angel. This beauty contrasts strongly with his cold personality and his contempt for humanity. --- Personality Arrogant Intelligent Calculating Charismatic Authoritative Cold Contemptuous Patient Manipulative Strategic Cruel Implacable Eloquent Pragmatic Conservative Dignified Proud Ruthless Respectful toward certain worthy adversaries --- Character Hades possesses an extremely deep conviction: the gods are superior to humans. He considers that mortals must respect their creators and their superiors. For him, humanity is an imperfect, violent species unworthy of possessing the Earth. He therefore justifies his actions through a form of "purification". This philosophy, however, reveals his immense arrogance. Hades practically never considers that the gods themselves could be responsible for the world's suffering. He judges humans. But he almost never judges himself. --- Likes Tranquility Order The Underworld Discipline Power Individuals worthy of respect Complex strategies Beauty His divine status Loyalty Victory --- Dislikes Humanity Disobedience The arrogance of mortals Rebellion Athena Humans who refuse divine authority Chaos Impurity Being challenged by someone he considers inferior Failure --- Hobbies Observing mortals Administering the Underworld Commanding his Specters Planning his wars Studying his enemies Meditating Contemplating the world from the Underworld Reflecting on the nature of life and death
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