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Hades FULL Story: Discovering Disney's Hercules
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Isaac explains Hades backstory in Greek mythology, other works and background in the Disney film Hercules to create his full story.
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Long ago in the far away land of ancient Greece there was a golden age of powerful gods and extraordinary heroes; gods like the hot tempered god of the Underworld Hades. As a hilarious villain with immense power and an immortal life, Hades was another Disney villain who grew in popularity and become a hallmark for the Disney villains franchise, allowing him to even become the main villain in the Disney World interactive game Sorcerer’s of the Magic Kingdom, and I am sure if he was here he would be flattered by my remarks. But what was he like in Greek mythology? Did he try other ways to take Mount Olympus from Zeus in the Disney version?
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You forgot to mention how Hades was actually the first son and had the birth right to rule Olympus, but was tricked by Zeus into ruling the underworld instead. Makes you rethink the Disney version.
Yes!
Megan Battles Is that the true myth? I've always heard Zeus got Olympus cause he slayed Cronus and freed his family
Ya Zues was last to be born and he is tecnaly the main "God" but he decided to be nice and so I'm trying to say I agree with u Megan Battles
He was the eldest brother (fun fact: all the girls were older than the boys) in the mythology, but the animated series states multiple times that he's the youngest brother... I don't know why Disney changed that tbh, maybe to make it more plausible for Zeus to be the 'good' guy. (man I hate Zeus haha)
Also true!!
Hades usually keeps to himself in the original mythology. When people complain about him kidnapping Persephone, they tend to forget that kidnapping your "future wife" was common in those times. The one time he was acting out of sorts was when Theseus(the one who kidnapped Helen) and Pirithous thought that they could take off with Persephone. They go down to the underworld, being greeted by a not too happy Hades. He invites them to his dinner table, and as soon as they sit down, giant snakes pin them to their chairs and Hades sicks the Furies on them for trying to take Persephone.
So yeah, Hades does his job. He isn't evil, he doesn't meddle in the affairs of mortals, and he's loyal to his partner. Unlike his brother Zeus who couldn't keep it in his toga.
It was Paris who kidnapped Helen either that or she went with him willingly I was never clear about the story of Paris and Helen.
Zeus is actually credited with helping Hades kidnap his own daughter in some versions. He only sides with Demeter when the Earth itself suffers during her time of grief.
There are some versions of the myth which say Persephone just found the Underworld and didn't want to leave. Hades agreed to let her stay and eventually married her. Also,Persephone was much cruler than her husband in the myths
ruclips.net/video/Ije2WDJttrc/видео.html Here. This RUclipsr has a major in Mythology. So this is an accurate telling of how Hades is an actual badass.
Bailey Neasby I fucking love Overly Sarcastic Productions...
I feel like Hades and Zeus are always the ones fighting and Poseidon just watches awkwardly.
Ella McClenny or poseidon watches while eating popcorn... At least that's what I do when my sisters are fighting 😂😇😇
Danielle van der meer, I do that too! She caught me once and said 'at least someone's having fun!' I choked on my popcorn, it was great XD
Ella McClenny looks
If I remember correctly from Greek Mythology Poseidon enjoyed his domain. He loved being the ruler of the water, personally I don't think Hades is really evil he's just helping keep humanity balanced like in the Greek mythology story.
Out of all the Greek gods/goddesses I feel he is one of the few who do their jobs and not screwing over humanity
I think Hades is more of a Judge. I mean, in mythology he was never actually cruel. The cruelest punishments in Tartarus were decided by Zues. I want to see a movie where the Olympians are evil and Hades is a Hero.
Faerya Whiterun that would be. .......*AWESOME!*
Faerya Whiterun
(In Anakin Skywalker voice): FROM MY POINT OF VIEW, THE OLYMPIANS ARE EVIL!!!
Esp if the heros desens into the underworld all amped for a fight and Hades actually gives them the biggest help they get the whole move: talking trading montage w past heros, magical weponds etc, before the set rt heros ho after the other gods!
I love J Crews comment and I agree! That would be a villain perspective that could really be interesting. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks so much, Isaac!
I prefer the original myth- so many stories make him seem evil but he isn't- especially the pj series too. He's the only one who's faithful to his wife and he keeps to himself. He's my favorite god.
perѕepнone ™ yeah your right! I love him!
Yes, I love that, that Hades is faithful to his wife. Technically Hades should have gotten domain over the heavens because he was the firstborn, he just was cursed with bad luck.
eddeesesxdrdr The percy Jackson series is not apart of the actual myths so please don't even bring that into the conversation-
you mean the wife he kidnaps hides in the underworld and then tricks into eternal captivity until Demeter withholds all new life on earth until the Gods do something? XD Its not like Persophone was there willingly XD he kidnaps her. She eats pomegranate seeds and due to some strange rule where anyone who consumes anything of the underworld must stay there forever is trapped. Until the other gods vye for her freedom half the year so that Demeter doesnt ruin the earth by refusing to let anyhting grow XD
WorldWearyAngel then she started actually loving him so then they got married because she loved him okay
I think that Percy Jackson version is the most accurate. He is not evil nor good, he is just himself. However he is still better than Zeus. I have to admit he's my favorite Olympian god together with Hestia.
Yeah Hestia! And Artemis!
I don´t like Artemis.She turns men to animals for no good reason. For example young male hunter named Actaeon saw her having bath and she turned him to a stag and let his own dogs tore him apart. For me she is absolute jerk.
Mary-chan Ai I don't disagree with you but, aren't all the Greek gods jerks sometimes?
Elizabeth Riley Yes they are. Except Hestia or at least I don´t remember her being jerk in any myth.
Mary-chan Ai I agree with you
Zeus: *Fighting Hades*
Hades: *Fighting Zues*
Poseidon: *Sitting on a couch eating popcorn
what movie has hades
@@unicornrida6622 Disney Hercules
😅😅😅😅
Unicorn Rida Percy Jackson the first movie!
@@fireyblazemaster3253 No it wasn't. Percy Jackson I am pretty sure the movies were made in the 2000s or the 2010s.
Actually in Greek mythology compared to the rest of his family Hades was actually pretty nice guy sure he did kidnap Persephone but that was a time when bridal kidnaps was accepted and he was a good husband to her and a good father to his 2 daughters and possibly illegitimate son and his dog Cerberus was nice to the people coming in it was the people trying to escape he was nasty to and Hades only screwed up 2 people who really deserved it all in all he was cool dude Who is either your best friend or your worst nightmare
yup!
Actually in the original myth zuse made hades marry his wife because he didn't want to listen to Demeter's complaining about how her daughter won't leave the underworld
Hmm if I recall correctly, Persephone was kidnaped and tricked into eating Pomegranate seeds in the underworld which caused her to be imprisoned, but your all right Hades did treat her very well and gave Orpheus a chance to get his wife back. So if you ask me he was a pretty fair God and treated his wife very well and was totally faithful to her and I think he was more of a judge and determined to keep the balance between life and death.
Hannah Skeldon yeee
Love the way you talk about him. xD Like he's just some random person.
I think there are two sides of the Hades + Persephone Story: one where he sees her and lures her to eat the pomegranate and one where she finds it. In both, she does not mind staying in the Underworld.
honestly? Hades Is one of the chilliest god there is. Allong with Hephaestus, he literally dose nothing wrong and just does his job. Its horrible that he is constantly seen as a "villain"
For real???
Hades literally let Orpheus get his dead wife back from the underworld and TOLD him to NOT look at her until they returned to the surface. Not Hades' fault the kid did the one thing he told him not to do.
Not to mention his marriage with Persephone was a perfectly happy and functional one compared to Zeus, who constantly cheats on Hera and creates, no joke, like 85% of the other Greek myths
Yeah, Hades deserves better! LISTEN UP DISNEY, PIXAR, DREAMWORKS AND WARNER BROS (plus any other film companies) JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE LIVES IN A GLOOMY DARK PLACE AND GETS GOSSIP FROM GHOSTS INSTEAD OF MAGAZINES, DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN AUTOMATICALLY CAST THEM AS A VILLAIN!!!!!!! CHILD OF HADES, OUT!!!
I think that’s because people fear death and most people villainise what they fear.
THEN WHY NOT MAKE THANATOS A VILLAIN??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO YOUR RESEARCH DISNEY!!!!!!!!!!!!
He only did one thing wrong. Zeus, Athena, and Hera have done several bad things. Poseidon did one thing, but it's so bad, he's still up there with Zeus, Athena, and Hera.
I picture him more of a strict judge than a villain I must say I like all the iterations of hades
hades is my favourite disney villain, primarily because i am an expert in greek mythology. i feel real sorry for hades. technically it was his birthright to rule olympus as he was the oldest of the three brothers.
Yep, he should have gotten the heaven's and the earth, but he was cursed with bad luck and literally got the short end of the stick.
Yeah. But, Zeus is the one who freed his siblings from Kronos, giving him an admittedly unfair upper hand at the negotiating table. The only reason he was the one freeing his siblings is because it took Rhea multiple children being eaten alive by their father to think "Hey, maybe I should switch them out with a fake!"
It WAS purely circumstantial that Zeus ended up being the 'hero' (which he really isn't, he is a ginormous prick. He raped any woman he wanted, used his power flippantly, etc.)
And, actually, as far as most versions go, the lottery of what god was gonna be what was decided by which stick they pulled out from a proverbial bag. That was Zeus' idea too. Fitting with the fact that he was the youngest, he was also the most immature. Other stories go that he tricked Hades into deciding on the underworld.
jennifer sheridan-steele Says she's an expert in Greek Mythology. Probably only read Percy Jackson
Hannah Skeldon He couldn't get 'the earth' for the earth is a goddess. Gaea. Therefore it wouldn't be possible for him to rule the earth.
I like the myth version of Hades better. He seems like a much nicer guy there. Sure, he kidnapped Persephone, but back then it was okay. He helped Orpheus reunite with his dead wife, it's not his fault Orpheus did that ONE THING Hades told him not to. I think he did fall in love with two nymphs, but it only lasted, like, five seconds before he chose Persephone over them.
And you know Cerberus might actually mean Spot? The Lord of the Underworld named his three-headed hellhound Spot. Awesome.
I love this guy. Out of all the Olympians, he's one of the only ones that's actually pretty likable. Imagine being friends with him, it'd be super cool.
Exactly!
He also helped Hercules in the myths and didn't ask for some crazy reward like everyone else
Do you watch Overly Sarcastic productions
I'd love to be a child of Hades! Imagine being able to shadow-travel, summon the dead and be siblings with Nico.
PS: Percy Jackson related post
In the original mythology the Clash of the Titans remake is based on, Hades helps Perseus by lending him his helmet of invisibility.
Hades didn’t try to overthrow Zeus and take over Olympus. Poseidon was the one who tried that.
Yeah, with Hera
I like this video, but there is one factual inaccuracy. Hades isn't the embodiment of death, he's the ruler of the Underworld. Thanatos was the Greek embodiment of Death. As for Hades himself, he was given the Underworld, because after the Gods defeated the Titans, Zeus, Posiden, and Hades all drew straws to determine which realms they would rule. Hades drew the short straw, because Zeus cheated. However, he was a God of his word and took over the Underworld without complaint, and managed it well. He was one of the few Gods who actually did his job, did it well, and did it without whining about it.
It always annoyed me how Disney screwed up the mythology. Hades was much less of a villain than Zeus in Greek mythology and would never have worked with the Titans, none of the gods would done that.
In fact, ALL the gods fought the Titans!
I agree, the true villain is the mother but Disney doesn’t want to ruin the child friendly
@@hopecha7284 you mean the father
Sarah the father as in Zeus? No, I think if i may remember on greek mythology it was Hera who set things up because Hercules isn’t the son Hera it was some other women that Zeus had in which caused Hera into jealousy towards the woman, her plans didn’t happen once but actually twice, she was jealous of the women that zeus was with and she turned her into a cow, sorry but my memory of greek mythology is rusty but greek mythology is pretty complicated
The things what Zeus did were cheating on Hera with other women in which caused a conflict.
This is my opinion of what i think so if what I’ve said needs some corrections or more explanations I would gladly want to know!
L All the gods? I thought back then titans were like Kronos? The original father of Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Hestia, Hades, and Poseidon? Please correct me if I’m wrong!
I love the character of Hades in Hercules, but I hate the innaccuracies.
Quinten van Dalen same
Quinten van Dalen I agree
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Bina G i agree. That would have been so cute! Though could DIsney have made Hades a little less ugly, and ditch the blue skin and fire hairdo?
even though Thanatos is the actual Death God, like the reaper. Thanatos guards the door of death, and appears when you die In Greek myths. Sorry for the smallish rant I love myths: 3
Thanatos work for hades along with thanatos family
@@g.n.a4871 he's twins with love? I think??
Some vision yes the egg that made love with made by his mom but they are not twins
Hades Was never really bad or evil he is just misunderstood and hated for no reason Zeus is supposed to be the Villan you can see that in PJO and HoO . Hades Was just a victim from his brothers and that sadness became something more.Hades should be loved, he is a good father,husband and god , in my opinion he is the best god. No hate please.
No hate to you! Glad you appreciate my dad so much!
I like him in the Percy Jackson series the most. I kind of feel sorry for him. Speaking of that, could you please make a video on Percy Jackson?
I AGREE
Me too 😏😏
Me too
I don't understand why Hades is always the villian he is o e of the best gods of his family and he is a loving husband and father it should be Zeus he is always so cocky and he always has so many affairs with Hera
Felipe Guasp still he Greek mythology is the opposite of Christianity
Leslie Lemerond It's because he is associated with death, which human beings naturally fear and view as dark.
The Underworld included all parts of the afterlife, including the Greek mythological counterparts to Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell. Modern popular culture simplified it into simply the most miserable parts because it's more "dramatic", and coupling this with any association with death makes for the perfect cookie-cutter insta-villain.
Felipe Guasp It doesn't really have to do with Christianity, since the Underworld was just what contained all parts of the afterlife (including their counterpart to Heaven).
I blame modern simplification into Death equals bad, high altitude equals good.
Leslie Lemerond and Zeus a douche
That's mean to Leslie Lemerond.
Not first.
But first to admit it
original. I like you
Julia Grace It's not. I said that like a month ago.
Eko Gaming Great minds think alike?
Lava Life OH!! YAS
I don't know how to edit so I'm just gonna reply lol.
92 likes? Woah
Actually the myth of Hercules has Hera as the bad guy because Zeus had sex with Hercules's mother while his actual father was off fighting in a war and he returned after his wife had 5 days of being with the disguised Zeus and Hera found out that Zeus was trying to have a ruler over the kingdom that the mortal family of Hercules was on. Zeus had impregnated a lot of women and whoever was born first would be the king over that land. Zeus wanted Hercules to be the ruler but Hera prevented Hercules's mom from giving birth until another child was born before Hercules. Hera was outside their house chanting for the birth to be delayed until then. A maid of the house noticed Hera and began distracting her from preventing the birth but by the time Hercules was born, his cousin(from Zeus) was already born and Hercules had a twin paternal brother. Hercules's father had sex with his wife after the fact that Zeus left after 5 days of constant sex. Hera sent a pair of snakes to kill Hercules the baby. The twin was crying but Hercules wasn't and he killed the snakes by the time their parents came. So Hercules's cousin became king of the land and Hercules didn't. Hercules one day saved a woman from a centar I believe or something and she was married to him and her name was Megara and they had 2 kids together. One day Hercules was hallucinating because of Hera that his king cousin was trying to take his family or kill them and he ended up killing his family himself which is obviously a heinous crime so he went to the temple of Delphi to repent and the priestess told him he had to serve his King, his cousin, and take the name Glory of Hera, Hercules/Heracles, which is ironic because Hera is trying to make his life miserable or kill him and he is suppose to be someone who represents Hera. And then the king enacts the 10 trials to Hercules and it is strictly service for 13 years or somewhere aroind there. Half were to be in Greece and the rest was outside Greece, like Europe area and Africa and Middle East. But he messed up 2 trials so he had to do 2 more to compensate which became the 12 Trials of Hercules.
and Heracles/Hercules his original name was Alcides was originally going to be King of Mycenae as due to his divine birth right and his divine heritage, but Hera took that all away and gave it to the puppet king eurystheus
Hades is actually my favorite of the Big Three, because he's actually a half-decent guy, unlike Zeus and Poseidon, and I'm glad more people are warming up to him.
Can I just say I was happy by the Percy Jackson reference. Also good video and 2nd Comment!
I'm happy with the Percy Jackson mention too. I think you should do a theory about Percy Jackson
I find it ironic the book did a fairly decent job portraying Hades while in the film he was demoted back to just a villain.
Professor Coldheart That's true I also had a problem with how they portrayed Hades in the movie, but then again the movie wasn't very good to begin with seen as it didn't completely follow the books story line and even took out characters. I can understand some thing being taken out but then to change important scenes and take out consistent characters just ruined the movie for me.(By the sorry for the mini rant) :P
i fangirl'd abit...
I wouldn't mind that as much but can you imagine if they took Snape or Sam from LotR and made them a villain right from the get go? I mean movies can't possibly include every little thing but at least get line ups right. Regardless, I agree and understand. It's good to vent a little from time to time so no worries.
I feel that my favorite description of Hades is the strict ruler of the underworld/caring father from Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson series. There he also has demigod children of his own, such as Bianca and Nico di Angelo, and Hazel Levesque. Three cheers for Rick Riordan!
Three cheers for Uncle Rick!
Three cheers for Nico di Angelo!
Three cheers for Bianca di Angelo!
Three cheers for Hades!
Three cheers for Persephone!
Three cheers for Spot/Cerberus!
I Love Nico, Hazel, and Bianca
Hades is awesome. He was a nice guy. PLUS he called his dog Cerberus. He called his dog spot!
I don't think he's trapped in that river forever. They need another Hercules series I'd love that :D lol
Yeah, make the river also have beautifying effects please.
HADES ROCKS !
Two thumbs WAY up! Thanks for watching!
Mina Georgi yes
Hades:”Good answer.”
Thanatos is the god of death, not Hades
Yep, Hades is the god of the dead... Slight difference from being the god of death. He ruled over and managed the underworld, while Thanatos was quite literally the personification of death.
Thanatos is the avatar of Death, more like a grim reaper.
Thanatos also made sure that the dead stayed there and if the dead did escape he would come after them
As usual.
Thanatos is the personification of death, Hades is God of the Dead and the Underworld (along with other domains like Darkness, Riches, Mortality, etc)
one thing he is also in Kingdom Hearts
I love him in kingdom hearts
When Pegasus blew his hair out, and how he reacted still kills me! XD
Would be nice to see a full back story of Megara. She is my absolute favorite Disney character. She doesn’t get any attention or credit like the other Disney characters. 🙂
In the myths,Herakles/Hercules actually married and had three kids with her. Unfortunately, Hera,pissed that Zeus cheated on her with and impregnated a mortal yet again, tricked him into drinking poison that made him see his family as ravenous daemons and kill them!That`s why the gods made him mortal in the actual myths!
How did Scar and the hyenas meet?
I cover all of that in my video on the Hyeans: ruclips.net/video/xoHhgQVl4Zw/видео.html Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU FOR THIS! He's been my favorite Disney character since I was a toddler!!!
He is quite the funny guy. Thanks for watching!
Zeusey! I’m hoooome!
My favorite iteration of Hades was how he appeared in the 2009 animated Wonder Woman movie. That portrayal was truest to the original Greek mythology. He wasn’t a villain. He was a facilitator who manipulated people into getting his way instead of being confrontational as he’s usually (inaccurately) portrayed in the media these days.
Now that was an epic movie.
I love Hades. He's my second favorite character. Because he's just fabulous. :D :D :D
I would just like to point out that, although Hades has a wife, he kidnapped her and they are only wed because she ate a fruit in the underworld, causing her to be trapped there forever.
Genevieve Wenger Back then, it was "okay" to do that, especially since he married her and treated her well.
She even gets to spend six months away from him each year to be with her mother.
Jonquil Gemstone I know all of that I just felt like since his wife Persephone was brought up it's be nice to add in that she was originally kidnapped. Even if it was "okay".
Zeus put Hades up to it. He even told him that "chicks dig that sort of stuff". The only reason Hades even did it was because of his inexperience with women. Also, Persephone eats the fruit of her own accord.
Do the Horned King from The Black Cauldron. Was he truly evil? Did he really look like a horned king at first? And how did take over the land of Prydain?
his wife was his niece , zeus married his sister and poseidon was like imma go of the girl that isn't related to me and have a normal amount of kids while zeus has like 20+ kids niiiiiice
Didn't poseidon rape his sister ?Demeter.
He sure did Lol
frostystylz 777 wtf man so Zeus banged his sister niece aunt
Tablet Aussendienst ikr his family tree is so fucked up
Tablet Aussendienst sisters*
In Greek mythology Zeus promise his dautter persefoni to his brother Hades , but her mother didnt know what her brother/ husband did . Hades took persefoni to the underworld . Hades sometimes appears as a bad and selfish god because he belive he holds the life of the humans and sometimes appears as a good god and brother living alone with the dead. But it was so many times he tried to take thebplace of his brother zeus with many tricks.
THAT'S NOT TRUE!!!!! IT WAS POSEIDON AND HERA!!!!!!!!!!!
Persephone is my favorite goddess
Hades was the most chill of the three brothers
I would have to say Hades is by far an amazing character. Although I prefer to see him as a fair and just Judge but myself personally I prefer the tellings from Author, Sherrilyn Kenyon's books the Dark Hunters series. In her version of the "Capture of Persephone", Hades and Persephone had actually bumped into each a few times. At first Hades wanted to trick Persephone into living with him and keeping her ransom for Zeus.
As time went by and the God of Death got to know the young Goddess, he began to fall in love with her. Refusing to keep her hostage, Hades told her his plan and let her go. With a broken heart, Hades thought he'd never see her again since the other Gods were appalled by the Oldest Olympian God. Now while she was in the Underworld, Hades did treat her with compassion and respect so when he told her she was his hostage, Persephone didnt even realize she was being held captive. She merely thought he was treating her as a guest.
She saw how lonesome and cold he was and so she promised to visit him. Every now and then, Hades would go to Earth and talk with Persephone whenever she could escape her mother Demeter. Now just like in Mythology, Demeter was frantic and worrisome when Persephone left the world to live in the Underworld. Demeter searched the world but little did she know that while she searched the world, Persephone had agreed to marry Hades and become his queen.
When Hermes when to the Underworld, Hades was furious at the news but knowing how much the humans mattered to Persephone, he told his bride she had to return. Heartbroken and devastated, she picked up the pomegranate which was the fruit of the Underworld and swallowed the seeds. Knowing that however many seeds she swallowed, she would have to stay in the Underworld. After taking in the 3rd seed, Demeter went down herself and snatched her daughter back before she could eat any more.
When Zeus was told what had happened, he ordered that Demeter respect the laws and that Persephone would return for three months down to the Underworld and even tried for once to help his brother. Saying that Persephone was old enough to leave her mother's side, take a husband, and that she would be not only a Goddess but a queen of an endless kingdom. Unfortunately Demeter demanded that her beautiful daughter remain by her side. To all Hades is seen as the equivalent of a grumpy mean old man yet for his wife, he is the kindest and most loyal man alive, which is big since let's face it, none of the Gods are loyal. Hades is the only one who remains faithful and loving. When its time for Persephone to return, he lavishes her with gifts and finery. He treats her like the Queen she is and she adores her husband and helps him find his more gentle and less harsh side.
"And as always full of dead people. Hey, what you gonna do?" - I really need to watch that movie. XD
"heroes like Hercules, Odysseus, Perseus, and Theseus..." a lot of "eus's"
also the embodiment of death itself was Thanatos, brother to Hypnos and son of Nyx, goddess of night. The gods were also not given their realms, but they kinda did a rock paper scissors kind of thing (so it was random) but seemingly fit their personalities. Persephone was originally Kore, "maiden", until Hades kidnapped her (some stories say it was Zeus's idea *cough* Percy Jackson's Greek Gods *cough*) and she changed her name to Persephone. Also, Cerberus was actually Kerberos, which derived from a (I think Persian) word for "spot". And he's Nico and Bianca's dad. I'm out
That is because most of them had Zeus name added to their own names.
wet chickenn a lot of euss
when are you doing a full story about timon and pumba!?!?
That would be really cool
Sometime after I make a video on Simba's mother. Thanks for watching!
Remember, they're the Disney version of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern!
Wotso Videos Can u make one on evies dad
I am so so so happy for this video, Hercules is my favorite Disney movie 😭😭😭💖
I see Hades more of a quiet, introverted shy dough who is basically the only "Lawful Good" god. He seldom gets angry or mad, but when he does, he seriously blows up (his usually black spiky hair turns into blue fire)
He gets most of his confidence when he's around his wife; Persephone, who's basically Isabela Madrigal and she ran-away to the Underworld with him. I like to think that Hades didn't kidnap Persephone. But both of them had a chat after meeting each other for the first time by some river bank. Persephone opens up to Hades about how Demeter essentially kept her shut up in her room on Olympus and forced her to be the "perfect golden girl" since birth, and that that was her first day on Earth. Hades says that he wishes he had the confidence like all the other gods. They then have a "Love Is An Open Door"-esque musical number. They then end-up in the Underworld after going over a waterfall in a log boat. They get wed and rest of the story plays out the same as the actual myth, except Persephone ate some of the pomegranate seeds on her own choice whilst Hades was helping Charon ferry the dead across the Styx
Persephone gives Hades confidence and Hades gives Persephone freedom to be her wild self
Hades isn't the bad guy, just like Zeus isn't a good guy. After all Hades had 1 wife while Zeus had 1 wife 7 girlfriends in the same time, and one his girlfriends was his relative.
Actually it is said that Zeus had sex to up to 59 different women.
Zeus, I think had more than 1 wife
NOOC, Zeus' WIFE was his sister.
I is rare to find someone evil with a sense of humor.
Paige Murphy he's too fabulous to be hated
HADES ISN'T EVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your little Chickie,poo was in on this , too!
If you remember, Heracles had gone to Hades to retrieve a soul. That soul belonged to his best friend's wife.
Hades was so touched by the love story Heracles had told about them, that he just let her soul go back to earth.
I love how honest Hades is despite talking and sounding like a used car salesman in the Disney version.
Greek mythology, YESS!
Probably a strict judge.
I believe Hades is a strict judge. He's not EVIL, just doing his job!
I’m so glad they mentioned the Percy Jackson series. I LOVE THEM 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻
Can you do Pain and Panic's FULL Story
Riley Andersen LOOOOL
Riley Andersen Pain and Panic was Ares and Aphrodite's twin children, I think
I love the hades in the Percy Jackson series!
Personally I like him best as the original Greek mythology depicts him, as a strict but just ruler. But I love seeing these adaptations of him, especially the Disney version!
No one could ever top James Woods’ performance voicing Hades in Disney’s ‘Hercules’, just iconic!
No kidding!
Hey Isaac can you do a theory video on the Percy Jackson movies and the book please? That would be really cool.
You could do a videos talking about how are the villains came back to life in Descendants
A lot of people seem to be curious about that! I kind of want to go into that at some point. Thanks for watching!
2:45 I LOVE THOSE BOOKS
Hades is one of my favorite Disney villains but i love the Greek mythology Hades even more! Hi History geek here! He took his job seriously and to me, was very missed judged.
Awesome video Wotso, I love Greek mythology and your video was cool. 😊Also I picture Hades as more of a strict cruel ruler since in Greek mythology he never did anything bad to humanity, but honestly both characteristics are equally evil in their own way .😈 Also, do you like Greek mythology? and who is your favorite God? Mine is Athena
I really like Apollo. I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
he's a strict judge. trust me. i'm Greek. i know this stuff
Mind blowing fact, hades was never a bad guy in the original story
That ending tho.. "whoa, is my hair out?" 😂 😂 😂 😂
I felt like it ended on a light note with some Hades humor. Thanks for watching!
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I also watch Once Upon a Time too, and i herd that its retuning this fall for Season 7!!
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Hades is more of a strict judge than anything else. Zeus is the main leader, and Poseidon just rules the sea as he does.
hades is my favourite greek hero, i mean he lost in a game of scissors paper stone and took it like a champ. he's loyal to his wife, doesn't cause problems and is actually pretty merciful. u gotta love him
Do you have any videos on Cinderella's stepmom?
No not yet. She will be a fun one to make though. Thanks for watching!
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Hades is the nicest god in the mythology and only “bad” thing he did was to those that absolutely deserved it.
“He was focused more on keeping balance”
Yes, and who else was obsessed with keeping balance throughout the universe? Ah yes, our favourite grape man
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WHEN HE SAID PERCY JACKSON I STARTED INTERNALLY SCREAMING, ALSO WHEN I SAW THE PICTURE
personally I think Hades is more like a strict judge than a villain.. He is awesome and I've always liked him because of the Greek mythology and how he does his work :) He is strict but honest like you said ^^
I like the disney version to be honest.He made me laugh abit
A bit?
One thing tho he stole his wife
Harmony Hernandez It was normal to do so at the time
It was Zeus idea
He only did it because of Persephone's sleazebag father and overprotective mother.
James Woods did a masterful job of making Hades a perfect characterization of an immortal used-car salesman.
AYYY PERCY JACKSON REFERENCE! awesome video!
I like the Once Upon A Time version
I prefer percy
I like both🤷🏽♀️
PJO all the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At first, when I first saw Hades, I thought he was a villain, then later on as I got older I learned more and Now I think he is just a strict ruler/judge.
That scene where Hades says "Whoa, is my hair out?" gets me every time! I was hoping that scene would be shown. :-)
I just thought it just shows off Hades humor so well! Thanks for watching!
"Whoa, is my hair out?" best line in Hercules. It makes me laugh every time
Hercules, punch in the face!🤣
one thing that gets me, the TV series takes place during Hercules's training, but in the movie, Hades thinks he's dead at this point, while in the series they interact on a regular basis.
Honestly through the whole Hercules movie, I kept on wondering “Where’s his wife, Persephone?”
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Hades is like the nicest guy in Greek mythology, but every Greek mythology media he's the main antagonist!
I love Hades. Always have and always will. People think Hades as evil and bad is just beyond me. Sure he's the lord of the Underworld. Death goes wherever he goes but hey, one of the many good things about the man is that he's faithful to his wife, Persephone.
I do see Hades more of a strict judge myself, but I can't help but love James Woods' portrayal of Hades
Hades is actually the most honest and fair god in greek mythology. I mean he always sticks to his deals and remains faithful to Persephone. He is the oldest brother of Zues which makes him the rightful ruler and Zues swindled him leaving him stuck with the worst job. So he gets pretty lonely and bitter so that is the main reason he goes after Persephone because he kinda just wants to settle down and get the girl by this point. Demeter refuses to give him her daughters hand so Hades ends up taking Persephone with him anyway because he has no one. At first Demeter wants revenge but Helios tells her no seriously Hades is the only one who keeps his promises and is the most faithful man in Olympus. Considering Demeter was ready to let all of humanity die due to starvation and her being the harvest goddess over her daughter Zues intervened and suggested that she would get her daughter back every few months. So Hades was like ok you drive a hard bargain but she can stay with her mother every few months.
My favorite version of Hades/Pluto will always be Rick Riordan's version in all the Percy Jackson books. I see this fictional character as a strict, somewhat lonesome judge who did care for things other than himself, and, while sometimes bitter about people stereotyping him, he had an overall kind heart and soul. The gods of Olympus had made him an outsider because his roll and main residence in the mythological universe was rather undesirable, making actual praise and love towards him almost alien. The gods, including his own brothers, Zues and Poseidon, almost never paid attention to Hades while he spent most of his time dealing with the ever-growing size of the Underworld's population. Even Persephone, goddess of spring and Hades wife, had to be tricked into staying in the Underworld for half of the year after she had decided to leave the Lord of the Dead for the sunlight and flowers of the upper world.
Along with the one from Ducktales. The best version I have seen in all of Disney. An hope to see more of him. Disney, please show more of him.
The best part, is when he says: mr zues, hey you get off my cloud :)))))
Hades was also in the most recent book of the series the Dresden File. Modern fantasy with Chicago's only Professional Wizard. Part of the plot involved having to sneak into the Vault of Hades, and the protagonist has a meeting with him during one of the major scenes. He is a very calm guy just doing his job. And his dog Cerberus was there as a easy going pet, where they discover the meaning of the name of Cerberus, which google provides here- Meaning, origin and history of the name Cerberus. Latinized form of the Greek Κερβερος (Kerberos), which possibly meant "spotted"
Zeus is like the bossy and smart brother, hades is like the misunderstood and funny brother who starts conflicts often, and Poseidon is the cute and naive brother who overlooks the conflicts hades start, and Hercules is the heroic nephew.
I am really obsessed with Greek mythology so I have read all of the Percy Jacksons and I've studied it as much as I can. Hades isn't a villain per se, just a god who doesn't appear on Mount Olympus very often. He does have a throne in Mount Olympus if I'm recalling my studies correctly. He's definitely a judge because he has to judge each soul to see which part of the Underworld they belong to. So yeah there's that.