The Best Reaction to this! - ruclips.net/video/Eh0z93LMkdg/видео.html Full Series Reaction - ruclips.net/video/bB_JG_fO_fM/видео.html&ab_channel=NukemDukem
@@IlllIlllIIllIl in comparison to how Hades is always portrayed in media (basically like the devil). This is far more accurate to mythology, Hades for the most part doesn't want anything to do with affairs outside his domain. He is never antagonistic to zeus
@@IlllIlllIIllIl have you read the books? (Not judgement just curious). The books explain that the gods take on characteristics from the land the inhabit (the land being the current apex of western civilization which appears to be america at the moment). Thats why in the books someone like poseiden is rocking a hawian shirt , ares looks like a biker, apollo has like..... a fancy car and so on. Hades here is a hades who has lived in america for some time.
@@EduardoLopez-tged not completely sure what relevance that has to this specific conversation. the point is that hades might be (loosely) accurate within the context of greek mythology, but he's not accurate within the context of the PJO universe, which is kinda what's important when adapting a story within that universe lmao. hades in the book was "accurate" to greek mythology just like hades in the show is, so idk why they rewrote him from how he was in the book.
It’s weird how Percy Jackson’s one of the few stories to realize that Hades ruling the Underworld doesn’t make him evil. Though you can see a bit of James Woods’ Disney performance if you squint hard enough.
I mean.. he's not exactly a good guy in th 1^ book either, as he threatens percy w/ unleashing a fkn global zombie apocalypse, n grover says he's th 1 who enjoys inventing new torture methods for sinners
@@captainjameshook90 tbh, even in real mythology he had his bad-moods sometimes. Th guy fed pirithus to his pet n even threatened to unleash th titans out of th underworld if zeus didn't give him what he wanted
@@Gradestar10 don't see this as an excuse for his bad actions but despite all that he's way more honorable and just than his two younger brothers. especially Zeus.
@@Gradestar10Tbf basically every god is vengeful in the series. But the only ones that don’t threaten him are Poseidon Artemis Apollo and even Aphrodite. While he’s cool with Hermes there was one point Hermes threatened him (only once but still) so basically none of the gods are rlly good yknow
I love how people react to Hades. They expect him to be evil based on Greek mythology, Hades is actually a laid-back and calm guy. However, it's still best not to anger him although he is not a bad person.
The book Hades isn't portrayed as evil either, although he's bitter and got a temper and goes on a huge rant when he meets Percy and threatens him and Sally.
@@WarGrowlmon18 Well, I think anyone would be grumpy in his place: He lives in the underworld, everyone hates him for just doing his job, his mother-in-law and sister hate him, and he only sees his wife six months a year.
@@kosemsasusaku6878Oh I get it, although Demeter seems to be awfully annoying anyways. But Persephone actually likes the Underworld, she told Will Solace as much while reminiscing with him about falling in love with someone from it. And Hades is generally faithful to her too: he's only known to have had a few demigod children, unlike Zeus and Poseidon who have a ton each.
@@alexalonzo8965 both. Persephone ate part of a pomegranate while in the underworld, that's why she has to stay there for a portion of the year, and Demeter brings winter out of fury and grief.
I suspect that even before he swallowed him, Kronos was horrifically abusive to Hades. He was like that to all his children, but his eldest son in particular would probably have been a marked target for Kronos's paranoia, fear and hate.
Book Hades: “Have you seen this place?? I’ve got enough paperwork as it is I don’t want a war. I’d have to do more! Now give me my helm back or I’ll kill you.” Movie hades: “Oh sweet! You brought me the bolt, now I can take over the world!” Show Hades: “sup guys? Want some snacks? Come to give me my helm back? Come on in my only living nephew and his pet goat person!”
Hades: Why would I want the bolt Percy: Because you’re the Greek Devil. Hades: I got riches, a loving wife, two/three kids, and a dog. What else could I ask for? Percy: Loving? You kidnapped her Persephone: Honey are you almost ready for movie night? Hades: Almost my orchid, just gotta finish up a deal.
Nice to see the confirmation that Hades wasn't part of Cronus' plan to steal Zeus' master bolt while having Zeus and Poseidon go to war with each other. Nice to see Percy figure it out after Hades revealed the truth about someone stealing hos helm of darkness to steal Zeus' master bolt. Hades wanting the master bolt is understandable considering the threat of Cronus, just as it is understandable for Percy to go for Hades' deal to trade the helm of darkness for Sally Jackson.
Yeah Hades had nothing to do with that. The Helm being used to steal the bolt is unique to this though: in the book they were simply both unguarded in the Throne Room during the Winter Solstice celebration, the one day of the year that poor Hades is allowed on Olympus and when Camp Half-Blood was there on a field trip. Zeus has got TERRIBLE security. No one knew about the Helm because Hades, who is a lot more bitter in the book, didn't think that anyone would care enough to offer him justice and it would make Hades too vulnerable to admit to the theft.
@@WarGrowlmon18 To be fair to the throne room’s security, nobody actually thought that someone would decide to steal the divine symbols of two of the most powerful gods in the pantheon. That’s a level of insanity that only the Mad Titan could come up with.
Hades: "Hey, sry about the mess outside😅, but I've been waiting for you! Do you like something to drink or a snack?😊" Percy: "MY MOM???😠" Hades:"...🤨Straight to bussiness, I see😐. She's this way. Come, don't be shy🙂." I love how in the series Hades is more true to his nickname "The Hospitable One". Despite that Percy is a bit rude to him by refusing him as host, he is still kind of nice and friendly to Percy and Grover in return. Hades is also a lot more honorable than most of the other gods and keeps his word (unlike Zeus). This does not mean he is to be underestimated though. I also think his offer to Percy for sanctuary was genuine, because you see it in Hades' face that he is worried about his father Cronos returning, if not afraid.
Hades nickname is not the hospitable one. They should had made him a little bit more conservative in talking and more ominous feeling rather than a yapper.
@@GlamGoddess485 I can understand why you’d say that, but I like this. In my view, he was talking like that because he thought that Percy was a demigod thief that was desperate because he finally learned that he’d bit off more than he could chew when he stole the Helm of Darkness. He had Sally locked up in a golden shell that only he could remove, so he believed that he had all the cards, and was appropriately smug about it. Being smug to assholes who are now his for eternity is probably one of the perks of the job that he enjoys most.
Two of Hades' chief epithets in Ancient Hellenic literature are the receiver of many _(polydegmon),_ host of many _(polyxenios)._ Referring to more than just his ultimately gathering all humanity into his treasury, Hades (that he rules as a king in his own right) is beholden to the practice of _xenia,_ the guest-host relationship in Ancient Hellenic society: that taking someone into your domain (your house, your _oikos),_ that they're to be a guest of yours, sees one be required to provide them necessary food & drink, to visit no harm upon their person, etc.
Finally Hades and finally being represented well! Hades in Greek mythology is not a negative or demonic figure, the god of the underworld cannot be compared to Lucifer, because Hades is a God who governs the entire world of the dead, which includes heaven and hell for the ancient Greeks. Hades does not hate his job and his kingdom, indeed when the universe was divided into three kingdoms between Zeus, Poseidon and Hades, the god was happy to govern the kingdom of the underworld! So it is consistent that Hades in the series did not want to overthrow Zeus and did not want the thunderbolt.
Not sure if he was happy about getting the underworld, but at least he didn't complain, cheat on his wife, and considering that we have no myth of the dead escaping the Hells to wreak havoc on the surface, we can assume he was very competent at his job
My only complaint with Hades here in the TV series is that I wish Hades had a better and more book accurate wardrobe other than just a black turtleneck and suit... Like..., why is Hades dressed like this in the TV series lol...? It's literally almost on the same level as Hades appearance in The Lightning Thief movie with the "Mick Jagger" look lol. Also, Percy already deducing that Kronos is the voice in his dreams and is behind everything because I guess he's a better detective than even Batman himself was such a weird change here lmao... In the original book, Percy didn't figure out that Kronos is the big bad until the very end of the book... It's the TV series undercutting some of the coolest reveals from the original book again...
@@Falloutlover1011well… he is the odd man out. He’s the only one who doesn’t get to be in Olympus and it’s made pretty clear throughout all the books that he quite literally is the odd man out from all the gods. He doesn’t fit with the rest of them, he just does his duty in the underworld, and has no connection to anything going on in the normal world, which is why he doesn’t bother being fashionable or anything, he just does his thing
Alongside the Disney version, this is one of my favourite versions of Hades. He’s a chill and played back dude, and he balances that out perfectly with being lord of the underworld.
Even though I do like the book Hades a lot more where even his mere presence was terrifying and how ruling the underworld seemed like something Hades dreaded, I can definitely appreciate what Jay Duplass was trying to do with Hades. I dunno if I’m reading into something that isn’t there, but it seemed like Jay’s Hades had this smug, pompous, arrogant tone that also made him three steps ahead in the situation where his like ‘oh you want your mother? Sure, but shes frozen in gold’, and even how he forcefully tells Percy to offer him sanctuary from Kronos, as though all of a sudden he is being benevolent. Again, I dunno if I’m reading into something that isn’t there or anything. It’s just what I see. Also I know I’m probably the 15,386,375 person to say this, but I’m so glad that they didn’t make Hades into Satan and have him want Zeus and Poseidon to go to war.
Before they figured out that Kronos was pulling the strings, Hades believed that Percy had stolen his helm just as much as Zeus believed that he had stolen the bolt. So it makes sense that Hades would be at least moderately hostile about the exchange and not let Sally be too comfortable while he was waiting for Percy to come get her. When Percy arrived, Hades thought that he was dealing with a desperate demigod thief that had finally figured out that he’d bitten off more than he could chew, so his tone of smug arrogance was perfect. When they figured out that Percy and the bolt were just cogs in Kronos’ scheme, Hades immediately realized that he needed to keep Percy, the bolt, and Sally out of Kronos’ grasp by whatever means necessary. Hence the offer of sanctuary. I see that Hades believes in denying the enemy everything they want. It’s a respectable method for waging war.
I think what I like the most about Jay Duplass’s Hades are the similarities to James Woods’ portrayal of the character in Disney’s Hercules. Of course, I love how, just like in the books and actual Greek mythology, he’s not a bad guy. However, James Woods’ performance, despite being evil, is my personal favorite depiction of Hades.
Percy's gonna be back to the Underworld in the future all right. There's Percy, Thalia and Nico versus Iapetus/Bob, Percy taking a dip in the River Styx and of course who could forget Percy and Annabeth's Tartarus Vacation???
That vacation part was a JOKE. NO ONE takes a vacation in Tartarus!!! Well except for maybe monsters. Percy and Annabeth fall in at the end of Book 7. Well, Annabeth is pulled in by Arachne, another woman who was cursed by Mommy Dearest for a supposed slight, and when Percy couldn't pull her back up, he decided to go down with her rather than let Annabeth go alone. Arachne attacks them again at the bottom, but Percy quickly kills her with Riptide. Book 8 chronicles their journey through Tartarus as they try to survive, escape, and close the portal that a legion of monsters is using as a fast escape method from Tartarus: as long as this particular portal is open, monsters keep resurrecting FAST whenever they're killed. It's also the only way out for them. With the help of the Titan Bob, whose memories Percy had wiped by throwing him into the Lethe during a fight with Thalia and Nico, the son of Hades, and the friendly Giant Damasen, Percy and Annabeth escaped and closed the portal while Bob and Damasen were apparently destroyed holding off the embodiment of Tartarus itself. In one of Rick Riordan's newest novels, The Sun and the Star, Nico and his boyfriend Will Solace, the son of Apollo, returned to Tartarus after realizing that Bob was still alive and rescued him. They snuck in using an ACTUAL secret entrance to the Underworld, but Nico later learned that Hades was actually the one who sent them on the quest, having prompted the Oracle to give the prophecy over a dozen times until Nico and Will actually went.
Hades didn’t give a damn about the war, he was focusing on what came next. Far as he was concerned, that little pissing match was going to play out exactly how Kronos wanted it, and there was no point in worrying about it anymore. And he was almost right.
I really like the character of Hades, independent, laid back, he is only interested in his own affairs, he doesn't like to get involved in other people's dramas, just chill out, he is my favorite
@@JabamiLain At that point, he thought that Percy was the one who stole his helm, so he was very interested in making sure Percy was going to make the Underworld his home sooner rather than later. Hades was probably going to give Percy and Grover the Pirithus Treatment.
This really shows that Hades is not evil nor he is the Devil. Just a 24/7 workaholic, who is laid-back, and calm, but bitter towards his siblings who never shows respect towards him. Hades is the true ruler of Olympus, not Zeus, with his paranoia and hot-hotheadedness.
This is Hades portrayed perfectly right here, cool and down to Earth. Hades is absolutely not evil. He’s one of my favourite Greek Gods and he is very misunderstood. His role is not an evil one, in fact he guides the lost souls to the afterlife or to be judged.
Plus, Hades thought that the brat who stole his helm had finally come, so he was going a mile a minute to slip an offer of food and drink in there to trick them into accepting. Once you eat the Underworld’s food, you never leave.
Hades and Persephone are actually the healthiest Greek relationship. He doesn’t cheat and he gives his wife power. He does what he does, because it IS HIS JOB.
I will admit, I’m glad Hades is finally not being portrayed as some cruel monster but a mellowed out middle child who wants no part of his messy family drama. However, my one issue here is, I was hoping to see Persephone as well.
@@king_mansamusa7158 I remember becouse after watching that awful movie I read the books. And they specify that Persephone was not there becouse it was summer(unlike the movie).
“Can I offer you anything? Juice? A snack?” Do you think that’s code for ambrosia and nectar, or did he actually mean juice or snacks. Otherwise it seems like a missed opportunity.
From what I see it can be interpreted as a sneaky ploy to bind them to his realm (anyone, mortal or God, who eats food of the underworld is trapped there) or he is just upholding Xenia (the Greek law of hospitality).
hades footsteps echo as he walks over and (fine i get it your setting a mood) he walks off and asks them to follow you can hear his footsteps still they follow him Grover's hoofs make no noise me- (internal screaming) why brain
This is terrible. Like, I like that Hades clearly isn't evil, but they've also taken the intimidation factor out of him entirely. Kudos to the actor for still playing a nice role, but it isn't THE role.
I never realized that Hades was basically a CEO who was comfortable in his domain and not power hungry. Every movie/show out there portrays him that way. Cool to see he’s just chilling, and based on the way he talked to Percy and Grover, he’s just a reasonable business man who, if you do t mess with him, he won’t mess with you
@@User5tg4vfwtbht Yep. In the books, ww2 was caused by the children of the three elder gods. Hades is on the side of nazi germany because his son is Adolf Hitler.
@@synivy4576 because it's controversial. But it's heavily implied that the leaders of axis powers are the sons of hades and the allied nations' are sons of poseidon and zeus. Even one of the characters from the books mentioned that Hades is a spitting image of Adolf Hitler without the mustache. Lol
While hades is definitely not supposed to be “Satan” he’s also not supposed to be some dude. This guy has the presence of a regular at a local cafe, not the god of the underworld - while the underworld being his domain doesn’t make him EVIL it does make him foreboding, radiatiating power. All of which is missing from his character
@@davidalves31057 No, not blablabla. The gods in this Show don't feel godly. That's not good. Book Hades was much better. He actually felt like a god.
Hades like my helm my symbol of authority that no one even knew was missing and in his head he's like once again my little brothers drama overshadows me everyone is so concerned about Zeus thunder bolt who would miss a celestial head gear even my own nephew had no idea what I was talking about. I also like how they showed a little fear in Hades from getting PTSD from hearing his fathers name since he besides typhon is one of the only few beings the gods are afriad of, I pray we get to season 3 I need to see Bianca and Nico. And when he was like why do I want the throne I am already King of my own realm I have full autonomy no one not even Zeus can tell me what to do here Olympus is full of my self centered family not to mention my Big Sister Demeter who HATES ME for marrying her favorite daughter Persephone no I'm good here I only have to deal with my family every winter solstice or major event that means we are all going to war with the titans and even then I don't have to so yeah no Im just chillin.
I love how modern interpretation of Hades went from "He rules the underworld so of course he is the devil" to "The reason I moved is to not hear my family fighting"
If his helm was not returned by summer solstice then he definitely would be going to war against his family. The writers forgot that both Hades and Zues gave Percy that deadline, the readers did not know the helm was missing until later so they didn't understand why the Furies were panicking. Knowing how bitter Hades is, if Percy failed which is what happened in the show, then he would not even negotiate.
The actor playing Hades seems like he is playing a character that is trying to quell an angry Karen at the store. I mean someone can make a tiktok a fluid conversation of him and a Karen at the store.
If you could recast Lance Reddick as Zeus by the justification that they're all shapeshifters, they can recast Hades into someone that is more cold, calculated, patient and enraged like he is in the book.
Finally someone notices, sure yeah the show finally broke the Hades is Satan stereotype, but while the freaking lord of the underworld was chill, he was not this CHILL.
Here's a little headcanon to fry your brain. How about the God of medicine, Asclepius, makes an appearance, but he's played by Hugh Laurie in his House persona!
compare this scene with the scene with zeus, both are accurate to their myth counterparts, and while zeus is like "did u think i would negociate with you ?" hades is all chill, he is not trying to attack percy and grover even if the kid is talking back, this version of hades is perfect
What the hell is that? Hades doesn't look like GOD! In the book, he was giant-sized, with the faces of tortured people flashing in his garb. And in appearance, he looked like Hitler, Napoleon, and some random terrorist leader. This one looks like a regular uncle! You know who looks like the description from the book and is really awe-inspiring? Hades from Clash of the Titans! I wonder. I'm shocked.
THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A HADES CHARACTER!! THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT!!! HADES ISN'T AN EDGEY VILLAIN HE IS AN EDGEY CHILL LOOKIN GUY!! NOT WANTING ANY BEEF AT ALL!! THIS IS PERFECT KUDOS! TO THE DIRECTOR!!
In the book, Hades was way edgier than how they portrayed him in the movie. He threatened to kill Percy if he didn't return his helm, he speculated that Percy was trying to distract him with his theories about Kronos. It was clear that there was no way Percy could convince Hades so he decided to escape the underworld. It was only when the Furies saw Percy fight Ares that the truth was revealed. It is true he does not want anything to do with his brothers but his bitterness forcing him to isolate himself is a major part of his characters. Making him into a chill uncle takes away from it.
I don't think he was made too smart, or whatever. It's really just common sense. Anyone with basic Greek mythology knowledge would have guessed Kronos was the puppet master. Whatever ideas mainstream midia gave us that the protagonist should be dumb, must be eradicated immediatly.
Since it takes place during the summer, Persephone is likely in Olympus with her mother Demeter. Then she’d go back to the Underworld during fall and winter.
No undead army. No chance. Hades is literally a salesman who wanderered onto the set. 😂 Wheres the presence? The intimidation? Apart from Zeus and some of Poseidon the Gods in this show are drab, insipid, boring normals.
Um, can Disney like do a fictional greek myth tv series with this guy as hades. Let him actually become the patron god of a city and zues and athena drag the other gods in a war to wipe the city off the map, and have hades actually rule the city directly and protect it? You know rule it justly, raise the dead of the city to fight eternally for the survival of their descendants. Create a glorius fictional story modeling the character accurately with this actor. Hades = Most Monagmous God Hades= Rules underworld Justly, keeps mostly to himself, and is shocked one day to discover that city wants him to be there patron god. And city is not some death cult, just wanting a gods protection, but wants a fair and just god ruling it unlike other kingdoms. Hades = blesses kingdom with untold mineral wealth. Allows the dead to interact with the living when necessary. Hades= remains true to himself, and actually manages reignite his love with his wife creating demigod kids who rule the city as its kings in life, amd become gods on death. It could be interesting
I will stick with the books. These adaptations can't get it right. The only god in this show who felt almost divine was Zeus. They should have done Hades like the books. Just cut the "Adolf Hitler" nonsense out.
okay that is just stupid and wrong but hey ill just take a simple crack at one thing that is honestly so wrong that its actually kinda funny so hades doesnt try and make a deal with percy at all he more or less intimidates the group and almost kills them but besides that those pearls are suppose to return to the sea thus went percy uses it he is supposed to float towards the ceiling not fall through the ground as for why thats funny its because percy literally just took a one way ticket straight to tartarus
I don't know it doesn't sound like what Hades would do if he told Percy to give him the bolt and ask for Sanctuary he would give the sanctuary and then take the boat from him to give it back to Zeus because Zeus was the one who was strong enough to defeat Kronos and then give the lightning bolt back and tell him with everything that's going on it's true Zeus may not believe his brother but out of everyone Hades has the least ambition and Hades didn't try to overthrow Zeus at one point
Question though is Persephone's pearls still the same bs reason they were in the movie or do they actually show that they loved each other and the pearls are just for her to return to Demeter?
Persephone's pearls were just an invention of that awful movie.🙄🙄🙄 The book had Percy get 3 pearls from that Nereid but they sent the gang to the ocean near Los Angeles rather than to Montauk.
The Best Reaction to this! - ruclips.net/video/Eh0z93LMkdg/видео.html
Full Series Reaction - ruclips.net/video/bB_JG_fO_fM/видео.html&ab_channel=NukemDukem
Finslly there's an accurate representation of Hades, he didn't want the bolt, he didn't want a war, he didn't want drama, he was just chilling
calling it accurate is a bit much.
@@IlllIlllIIllIl in comparison to how Hades is always portrayed in media (basically like the devil). This is far more accurate to mythology, Hades for the most part doesn't want anything to do with affairs outside his domain. He is never antagonistic to zeus
@@EduardoLopez-tged just like the book? not sure why they had to rewrite his character if they aren't making him any more accurate to greek mythology.
@@IlllIlllIIllIl have you read the books? (Not judgement just curious). The books explain that the gods take on characteristics from the land the inhabit (the land being the current apex of western civilization which appears to be america at the moment). Thats why in the books someone like poseiden is rocking a hawian shirt , ares looks like a biker, apollo has like..... a fancy car and so on. Hades here is a hades who has lived in america for some time.
@@EduardoLopez-tged not completely sure what relevance that has to this specific conversation.
the point is that hades might be (loosely) accurate within the context of greek mythology, but he's not accurate within the context of the PJO universe, which is kinda what's important when adapting a story within that universe lmao. hades in the book was "accurate" to greek mythology just like hades in the show is, so idk why they rewrote him from how he was in the book.
It’s weird how Percy Jackson’s one of the few stories to realize that Hades ruling the Underworld doesn’t make him evil. Though you can see a bit of James Woods’ Disney performance if you squint hard enough.
yet he’s still shown as not evil here. which is very accurate to greek mythology.
I mean.. he's not exactly a good guy in th 1^ book either, as he threatens percy w/ unleashing a fkn global zombie apocalypse, n grover says he's th 1 who enjoys inventing new torture methods for sinners
@@captainjameshook90 tbh, even in real mythology he had his bad-moods sometimes. Th guy fed pirithus to his pet n even threatened to unleash th titans out of th underworld if zeus didn't give him what he wanted
@@Gradestar10 don't see this as an excuse for his bad actions but despite all that he's way more honorable and just than his two younger brothers. especially Zeus.
@@Gradestar10Tbf basically every god is vengeful in the series. But the only ones that don’t threaten him are Poseidon Artemis Apollo and even Aphrodite. While he’s cool with Hermes there was one point Hermes threatened him (only once but still) so basically none of the gods are rlly good yknow
I love how people react to Hades. They expect him to be evil based on Greek mythology, Hades is actually a laid-back and calm guy. However, it's still best not to anger him although he is not a bad person.
The book Hades isn't portrayed as evil either, although he's bitter and got a temper and goes on a huge rant when he meets Percy and threatens him and Sally.
@@WarGrowlmon18 Well, I think anyone would be grumpy in his place:
He lives in the underworld, everyone hates him for just doing his job, his mother-in-law and sister hate him, and he only sees his wife six months a year.
Hades wasn't evil in the myths.
@@kosemsasusaku6878Oh I get it, although Demeter seems to be awfully annoying anyways. But Persephone actually likes the Underworld, she told Will Solace as much while reminiscing with him about falling in love with someone from it. And Hades is generally faithful to her too: he's only known to have had a few demigod children, unlike Zeus and Poseidon who have a ton each.
they don't expect him to be evil based on Greek mythology, they expect him to be evil based on Christianity lol
Him offering snacks while being super friendly made my spine tingle, if you dont know, then look up Persephone.
Like Percy Jackson Persephone or just regular mythology?
@@alexalonzo8965 both. Persephone ate part of a pomegranate while in the underworld, that's why she has to stay there for a portion of the year, and Demeter brings winter out of fury and grief.
lol spine tingle. Welcome to Ancient Greek Mythology, VERY odd how those ancient greek gods were so.... human like in their "nature".
@@AtheismF7W what are you trying to say?
It some versións it was intentionally on persephone part
I actually love the fact he goes form dry wit to down right fear when he hears kronos name
Kronos swallowed him and his siblings hades remembers the nothingness inside of Kronos and never wants to go back to that.
Well Kronos ate him like a drumstick so he has bad memories of him
I suspect that even before he swallowed him, Kronos was horrifically abusive to Hades. He was like that to all his children, but his eldest son in particular would probably have been a marked target for Kronos's paranoia, fear and hate.
I guess PTSD can't go away after 4000 years. Not of being swallowed whole.
@@barracuda6900 Bro ate him as soon as he was born
So there's that
Hollywood finally learned that Hades is just basically a CEO of a company
Underworld afterlife accommodation services Pvt. Ltd.
FINALLY! They learned not to make Hades equivalent of Satan
Instead they him into some Good Omens reject who walked onto set......
@@ianvera4299do you speak stupid?
Who cares @@ianvera4299
This is an SNL character.
They should had made him a strong and wise character not a yapper
Hades in Book: Where is my helm
Hades in the show: I told you kid I don't wan to get involved on my brother's drama
Book Hades: “Have you seen this place?? I’ve got enough paperwork as it is I don’t want a war. I’d have to do more! Now give me my helm back or I’ll kill you.”
Movie hades: “Oh sweet! You brought me the bolt, now I can take over the world!”
Show Hades: “sup guys? Want some snacks? Come to give me my helm back? Come on in my only living nephew and his pet goat person!”
More or less the same just with better temperament
@@hetzer5926 aboute nephew and goat person made my day thank you bro
Lore accurate Hades will always be a breath of fresh air.
Hades offered to protect his nephew. That’s sweet.
He always did, he did with Apollo and Hercules too. But western media twisted that and made him a Villain.
Hades: Why would I want the bolt
Percy: Because you’re the Greek Devil.
Hades: I got riches, a loving wife, two/three kids, and a dog. What else could I ask for?
Percy: Loving? You kidnapped her
Persephone: Honey are you almost ready for movie night?
Hades: Almost my orchid, just gotta finish up a deal.
This is very accurate
It's so true
1:36 I love how Percy zones out as Hades keeps talking about how annoying his family is, not listening to a word he says
😂
Nice to see the confirmation that Hades wasn't part of Cronus' plan to steal Zeus' master bolt while having Zeus and Poseidon go to war with each other. Nice to see Percy figure it out after Hades revealed the truth about someone stealing hos helm of darkness to steal Zeus' master bolt. Hades wanting the master bolt is understandable considering the threat of Cronus, just as it is understandable for Percy to go for Hades' deal to trade the helm of darkness for Sally Jackson.
Yeah Hades had nothing to do with that. The Helm being used to steal the bolt is unique to this though: in the book they were simply both unguarded in the Throne Room during the Winter Solstice celebration, the one day of the year that poor Hades is allowed on Olympus and when Camp Half-Blood was there on a field trip. Zeus has got TERRIBLE security. No one knew about the Helm because Hades, who is a lot more bitter in the book, didn't think that anyone would care enough to offer him justice and it would make Hades too vulnerable to admit to the theft.
@@WarGrowlmon18 To be fair to the throne room’s security, nobody actually thought that someone would decide to steal the divine symbols of two of the most powerful gods in the pantheon. That’s a level of insanity that only the Mad Titan could come up with.
Kronos*
@@KyttVA Cronus is also a correct spelling of the name.
Kronos just wants Zeus just like Ouranus wants Kronos
Hades: "Hey, sry about the mess outside😅, but I've been waiting for you! Do you like something to drink or a snack?😊"
Percy: "MY MOM???😠"
Hades:"...🤨Straight to bussiness, I see😐. She's this way. Come, don't be shy🙂."
I love how in the series Hades is more true to his nickname "The Hospitable One". Despite that Percy is a bit rude to him by refusing him as host, he is still kind of nice and friendly to Percy and Grover in return. Hades is also a lot more honorable than most of the other gods and keeps his word (unlike Zeus).
This does not mean he is to be underestimated though.
I also think his offer to Percy for sanctuary was genuine, because you see it in Hades' face that he is worried about his father Cronos returning, if not afraid.
Hades nickname is not the hospitable one. They should had made him a little bit more conservative in talking and more ominous feeling rather than a yapper.
@@GlamGoddess485 then check the PJ wiki.
@@GlamGoddess485 I can understand why you’d say that, but I like this. In my view, he was talking like that because he thought that Percy was a demigod thief that was desperate because he finally learned that he’d bit off more than he could chew when he stole the Helm of Darkness. He had Sally locked up in a golden shell that only he could remove, so he believed that he had all the cards, and was appropriately smug about it. Being smug to assholes who are now his for eternity is probably one of the perks of the job that he enjoys most.
The sanctuary was definitely genuine, if only because he wanted to deny Kronos two pieces that he was obviously wanting to use for his return.
Two of Hades' chief epithets in Ancient Hellenic literature are the receiver of many _(polydegmon),_ host of many _(polyxenios)._
Referring to more than just his ultimately gathering all humanity into his treasury, Hades (that he rules as a king in his own right) is beholden to the practice of _xenia,_ the guest-host relationship in Ancient Hellenic society: that taking someone into your domain (your house, your _oikos),_ that they're to be a guest of yours, sees one be required to provide them necessary food & drink, to visit no harm upon their person, etc.
Finally Hades and finally being represented well!
Hades in Greek mythology is not a negative or demonic figure, the god of the underworld cannot be compared to Lucifer, because Hades is a God who governs the entire world of the dead, which includes heaven and hell for the ancient Greeks.
Hades does not hate his job and his kingdom, indeed when the universe was divided into three kingdoms between Zeus, Poseidon and Hades, the god was happy to govern the kingdom of the underworld!
So it is consistent that Hades in the series did not want to overthrow Zeus and did not want the thunderbolt.
He had about as much gravitas as a blank piece of paper.
Not sure if he was happy about getting the underworld, but at least he didn't complain, cheat on his wife, and considering that we have no myth of the dead escaping the Hells to wreak havoc on the surface, we can assume he was very competent at his job
Not being represented well in adaptation terms
I love this version of Hades cause he actually seems kinda cool and he actually doesn't want anything to do with the drama of the gods
This is how hades actually is in Greek mythology
Imagine Persephone coming down in PJs and they’re about to do movie night
My only complaint with Hades here in the TV series is that I wish Hades had a better and more book accurate wardrobe other than just a black turtleneck and suit... Like..., why is Hades dressed like this in the TV series lol...? It's literally almost on the same level as Hades appearance in The Lightning Thief movie with the "Mick Jagger" look lol.
Also, Percy already deducing that Kronos is the voice in his dreams and is behind everything because I guess he's a better detective than even Batman himself was such a weird change here lmao... In the original book, Percy didn't figure out that Kronos is the big bad until the very end of the book... It's the TV series undercutting some of the coolest reveals from the original book again...
I mean, it was strange that Hades was the odd man out in the books with his outfits, not wearing modern clothes when literally every other deity was.
I kind of like the outfit. He looks like a funeral director.
@@Falloutlover1011well… he is the odd man out. He’s the only one who doesn’t get to be in Olympus and it’s made pretty clear throughout all the books that he quite literally is the odd man out from all the gods. He doesn’t fit with the rest of them, he just does his duty in the underworld, and has no connection to anything going on in the normal world, which is why he doesn’t bother being fashionable or anything, he just does his thing
@@Falloutlover1011
Uhm, Hades was not the odd one out. The other gods don't wear normal clothes either when acting as gods.
And he should have been played by Tom Sturridge.
Alongside the Disney version, this is one of my favourite versions of Hades. He’s a chill and played back dude, and he balances that out perfectly with being lord of the underworld.
This Hades is very charming. ☺️ No nonsense, down to business.
Even though I do like the book Hades a lot more where even his mere presence was terrifying and how ruling the underworld seemed like something Hades dreaded, I can definitely appreciate what Jay Duplass was trying to do with Hades. I dunno if I’m reading into something that isn’t there, but it seemed like Jay’s Hades had this smug, pompous, arrogant tone that also made him three steps ahead in the situation where his like ‘oh you want your mother? Sure, but shes frozen in gold’, and even how he forcefully tells Percy to offer him sanctuary from Kronos, as though all of a sudden he is being benevolent. Again, I dunno if I’m reading into something that isn’t there or anything. It’s just what I see.
Also I know I’m probably the 15,386,375 person to say this, but I’m so glad that they didn’t make Hades into Satan and have him want Zeus and Poseidon to go to war.
Before they figured out that Kronos was pulling the strings, Hades believed that Percy had stolen his helm just as much as Zeus believed that he had stolen the bolt. So it makes sense that Hades would be at least moderately hostile about the exchange and not let Sally be too comfortable while he was waiting for Percy to come get her. When Percy arrived, Hades thought that he was dealing with a desperate demigod thief that had finally figured out that he’d bitten off more than he could chew, so his tone of smug arrogance was perfect.
When they figured out that Percy and the bolt were just cogs in Kronos’ scheme, Hades immediately realized that he needed to keep Percy, the bolt, and Sally out of Kronos’ grasp by whatever means necessary. Hence the offer of sanctuary. I see that Hades believes in denying the enemy everything they want. It’s a respectable method for waging war.
I think what I like the most about Jay Duplass’s Hades are the similarities to James Woods’ portrayal of the character in Disney’s Hercules. Of course, I love how, just like in the books and actual Greek mythology, he’s not a bad guy. However, James Woods’ performance, despite being evil, is my personal favorite depiction of Hades.
James described his Hades as a used car salesman. Someone who picks his words carefully to get what he wants out of a deal.
@@jordanloux3883 I know.
I understand that Hades is one of the nicer gods of Greek mythology, but I think he’s a little too nice here. In the book, he was very foreboding.
Yea he was intimidating and actually had such a presence. This guy is a chihuahua
Thank you. Book Hades was quite a lot better.
Yes they have missed this point, but i like what they tried to do in this serie with him.
@@edgarattivissimo5442you think Tom Sturridge could have played him?
Percy's gonna be back to the Underworld in the future all right. There's Percy, Thalia and Nico versus Iapetus/Bob, Percy taking a dip in the River Styx and of course who could forget Percy and Annabeth's Tartarus Vacation???
Who the heck takes a vacation on Tartarus !? What does that say about their mental stability ?
That vacation part was a JOKE. NO ONE takes a vacation in Tartarus!!! Well except for maybe monsters. Percy and Annabeth fall in at the end of Book 7. Well, Annabeth is pulled in by Arachne, another woman who was cursed by Mommy Dearest for a supposed slight, and when Percy couldn't pull her back up, he decided to go down with her rather than let Annabeth go alone. Arachne attacks them again at the bottom, but Percy quickly kills her with Riptide. Book 8 chronicles their journey through Tartarus as they try to survive, escape, and close the portal that a legion of monsters is using as a fast escape method from Tartarus: as long as this particular portal is open, monsters keep resurrecting FAST whenever they're killed. It's also the only way out for them. With the help of the Titan Bob, whose memories Percy had wiped by throwing him into the Lethe during a fight with Thalia and Nico, the son of Hades, and the friendly Giant Damasen, Percy and Annabeth escaped and closed the portal while Bob and Damasen were apparently destroyed holding off the embodiment of Tartarus itself. In one of Rick Riordan's newest novels, The Sun and the Star, Nico and his boyfriend Will Solace, the son of Apollo, returned to Tartarus after realizing that Bob was still alive and rescued him. They snuck in using an ACTUAL secret entrance to the Underworld, but Nico later learned that Hades was actually the one who sent them on the quest, having prompted the Oracle to give the prophecy over a dozen times until Nico and Will actually went.
@@WarGrowlmon18 I ain't reading allat
Even with the bolt Hades wouldn’t have been able to stop the war on Olympus so giving it to him wouldn’t have really solved much
Hades just wanted to protect himself when Kronos rose, that's not about stopping the war.
Hades didn’t give a damn about the war, he was focusing on what came next. Far as he was concerned, that little pissing match was going to play out exactly how Kronos wanted it, and there was no point in worrying about it anymore. And he was almost right.
Hades: 🇨🇭
The Garden of Earthly delights in the back is a nice touch
I really like the character of Hades, independent, laid back, he is only interested in his own affairs, he doesn't like to get involved in other people's dramas, just chill out, he is my favorite
wait i just realised he tried to trick them into eating something so they could never leave
I wonder why though. What did he gain by having them there ?
@@JabamiLain At that point, he thought that Percy was the one who stole his helm, so he was very interested in making sure Percy was going to make the Underworld his home sooner rather than later. Hades was probably going to give Percy and Grover the Pirithus Treatment.
@@coltonwilliams4153 what's that
Which is what happened in the lotus episode
This really shows that Hades is not evil nor he is the Devil. Just a 24/7 workaholic, who is laid-back, and calm, but bitter towards his siblings who never shows respect towards him. Hades is the true ruler of Olympus, not Zeus, with his paranoia and hot-hotheadedness.
Not to mention Zeus' insufferable egotism and constant philandering.
This is Hades portrayed perfectly right here, cool and down to Earth. Hades is absolutely not evil. He’s one of my favourite Greek Gods and he is very misunderstood. His role is not an evil one, in fact he guides the lost souls to the afterlife or to be judged.
Hades : You know who i am, i know who you are, We can just skip that part.
They really wanted to cram as much in 40 minutes as possible
I mean, but it's true. They know who each other is. There really is no need for presentation, unless you have a taste for showmanship.
Plus, Hades thought that the brat who stole his helm had finally come, so he was going a mile a minute to slip an offer of food and drink in there to trick them into accepting. Once you eat the Underworld’s food, you never leave.
Hades and Persephone are actually the healthiest Greek relationship. He doesn’t cheat and he gives his wife power. He does what he does, because it IS HIS JOB.
Nah, he cheats once, with Minthe, nymph from the underworld, and she insult queen persephone that she is more beautiful, and persephone curse her
not in Percy Jackson tho, because y'know *coughs* Nico, Bianca *coughs again* also Hazel
I will admit, I’m glad Hades is finally not being portrayed as some cruel monster but a mellowed out middle child who wants no part of his messy family drama. However, my one issue here is, I was hoping to see Persephone as well.
It's almost summer Persephone is with Demeter.
@@diegoolivaresgonzalez42 ahh, I see. Thank you for clarifying. I wasn’t sure about the shows timeline
@@king_mansamusa7158 I remember becouse after watching that awful movie I read the books.
And they specify that Persephone was not there becouse it was summer(unlike the movie).
“Can I offer you anything? Juice? A snack?”
Do you think that’s code for ambrosia and nectar, or did he actually mean juice or snacks. Otherwise it seems like a missed opportunity.
I think I remember him saying those specifically. I think he kinda tried to trick them.
He meant pomegranates. It’s the Underworld specialty. Pomegranates so good, you’ll never want to leave (not that you could).
From what I see it can be interpreted as a sneaky ploy to bind them to his realm (anyone, mortal or God, who eats food of the underworld is trapped there) or he is just upholding Xenia (the Greek law of hospitality).
Damn he’s as talkative as nico before everything happened
I’m rereading the series and I am STUNNED at how good this tv show was
hades footsteps echo as he walks over and (fine i get it your setting a mood) he walks off and asks them to follow you can hear his footsteps still
they follow him
Grover's hoofs make no noise me- (internal screaming)
why brain
This is terrible. Like, I like that Hades clearly isn't evil, but they've also taken the intimidation factor out of him entirely. Kudos to the actor for still playing a nice role, but it isn't THE role.
When you realized that the gods of Olympus are the real assholes, not Hades.
Hades is typical Sigma Male
That’s been known, the Gods of Olympus are all the evil.
I never realized that Hades was basically a CEO who was comfortable in his domain and not power hungry. Every movie/show out there portrays him that way. Cool to see he’s just chilling, and based on the way he talked to Percy and Grover, he’s just a reasonable business man who, if you do t mess with him, he won’t mess with you
Honesty, with such a voice, I'd take Hades for those on the "Doctor qualified" list.
Aaaand this has sold me. I'm watching this series now.
I'm so happy they didn't make Hades Greek Satan. My guy just wants to chill out in the underworld and not deal with his family's BS
It's so hard to believe that this guy is the father of Adolf Hitler in the books. He's so chill and unbothered. Lol
What?😮😮😮
@@User5tg4vfwtbht Yep. In the books, ww2 was caused by the children of the three elder gods. Hades is on the side of nazi germany because his son is Adolf Hitler.
@@DennisNoelBarroga Shhhhh we all pretend like that little tidbit doesn’t exist
I thought that wasn’t canon anymore??? I remember seeing that but like no one talks about it lol
@@synivy4576 because it's controversial. But it's heavily implied that the leaders of axis powers are the sons of hades and the allied nations' are sons of poseidon and zeus. Even one of the characters from the books mentioned that Hades is a spitting image of Adolf Hitler without the mustache. Lol
How, Hades being the cool uncle is so cool finally no dumb Disney tropes
While hades is definitely not supposed to be “Satan” he’s also not supposed to be some dude. This guy has the presence of a regular at a local cafe, not the god of the underworld - while the underworld being his domain doesn’t make him EVIL it does make him foreboding, radiatiating power. All of which is missing from his character
I'm happy they got Hades right in this series
How people are defending this adaptation of Hades is beyond me. Nothing like the book
Blah blah blah
@@davidalves31057
No, not blablabla. The gods in this Show don't feel godly. That's not good. Book Hades was much better. He actually felt like a god.
Hades in the book nothing like the mythology 🤷🏾♂️
Did you forget what he looks like in the Lightning Thief because i don’t
Bro saving his mum is another extremely kind act by Hades
He's right though and it's never addressed in the books
@@WarGrowlmon18 I know how was Percy not thankful for him saving his mother💀
@@l30362 No he wasn't but it's a definite fact that she would've been dead for real had Hades not abducted her like that.
Well have you met Hades’s mom and Grandma
@@TheBandit025Nova His mom's Rhea and she seems to be fairly nice. But Grandma is Gaea.😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
Hades like my helm my symbol of authority that no one even knew was missing and in his head he's like once again my little brothers drama overshadows me everyone is so concerned about Zeus thunder bolt who would miss a celestial head gear even my own nephew had no idea what I was talking about. I also like how they showed a little fear in Hades from getting PTSD from hearing his fathers name since he besides typhon is one of the only few beings the gods are afriad of, I pray we get to season 3 I need to see Bianca and Nico. And when he was like why do I want the throne I am already King of my own realm I have full autonomy no one not even Zeus can tell me what to do here Olympus is full of my self centered family not to mention my Big Sister Demeter who HATES ME for marrying her favorite daughter Persephone no I'm good here I only have to deal with my family every winter solstice or major event that means we are all going to war with the titans and even then I don't have to so yeah no Im just chillin.
An accurate Hades is the best version.
I really hope we can meet Persephone too and she is like sweet but terrifying too and she loves her husband just as much as he loves her.
Gods i can't wait to see this version of Hades & Nico. That's going to be such an amazing character relationship
I love how modern interpretation of Hades went from "He rules the underworld so of course he is the devil" to "The reason I moved is to not hear my family fighting"
If his helm was not returned by summer solstice then he definitely would be going to war against his family. The writers forgot that both Hades and Zues gave Percy that deadline, the readers did not know the helm was missing until later so they didn't understand why the Furies were panicking. Knowing how bitter Hades is, if Percy failed which is what happened in the show, then he would not even negotiate.
The actor playing Hades seems like he is playing a character that is trying to quell an angry Karen at the store. I mean someone can make a tiktok a fluid conversation of him and a Karen at the store.
massive improvement over the movie, and the book for that matter
If you could recast Lance Reddick as Zeus by the justification that they're all shapeshifters, they can recast Hades into someone that is more cold, calculated, patient and enraged like he is in the book.
Finally someone notices, sure yeah the show finally broke the Hades is Satan stereotype, but while the freaking lord of the underworld was chill, he was not this CHILL.
Sean Bean was the only one I didn’t mind so unless the Writer has problems
"Well well, it's a small Underworld after all, huh?"
Here's a little headcanon to fry your brain. How about the God of medicine, Asclepius, makes an appearance, but he's played by Hugh Laurie in his House persona!
Just notice that Hades actually really only have Persephone as wife. Unlike his brothers. Among big three I like him the most.
compare this scene with the scene with zeus, both are accurate to their myth counterparts, and while zeus is like "did u think i would negociate with you ?" hades is all chill, he is not trying to attack percy and grover even if the kid is talking back, this version of hades is perfect
Hes so chill 🥰
What the hell is that? Hades doesn't look like GOD! In the book, he was giant-sized, with the faces of tortured people flashing in his garb.
And in appearance, he looked like Hitler, Napoleon, and some random terrorist leader. This one looks like a regular uncle! You know who looks like the description from the book and is really awe-inspiring? Hades from Clash of the Titans! I wonder. I'm shocked.
THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A HADES CHARACTER!! THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT!!! HADES ISN'T AN EDGEY VILLAIN HE IS AN EDGEY CHILL LOOKIN GUY!! NOT WANTING ANY BEEF AT ALL!! THIS IS PERFECT KUDOS! TO THE DIRECTOR!!
In the book, Hades was way edgier than how they portrayed him in the movie. He threatened to kill Percy if he didn't return his helm, he speculated that Percy was trying to distract him with his theories about Kronos. It was clear that there was no way Percy could convince Hades so he decided to escape the underworld. It was only when the Furies saw Percy fight Ares that the truth was revealed.
It is true he does not want anything to do with his brothers but his bitterness forcing him to isolate himself is a major part of his characters. Making him into a chill uncle takes away from it.
I don't think he was made too smart, or whatever. It's really just common sense. Anyone with basic Greek mythology knowledge would have guessed Kronos was the puppet master.
Whatever ideas mainstream midia gave us that the protagonist should be dumb, must be eradicated immediatly.
I’m sorry this made me cringe so bad…having hades become a pushover and not the intimidating temperamental god he’s known to be is a really weird take
Where is Persephone?
Since it takes place during the summer, Persephone is likely in Olympus with her mother Demeter. Then she’d go back to the Underworld during fall and winter.
In Summer she stays with her mother Demeter. In Winters she stays with her husband Hades.
In Brazil making mortals 🥵🥵🥵🥵
You know, this guy’s not half bad. Well, as far as Gods of the underworld go.
That man is Nico D’Angelo‘s father, if I’ve ever seen it 😭😭
No undead army.
No chance.
Hades is literally a salesman who wanderered onto the set.
😂
Wheres the presence? The intimidation?
Apart from Zeus and some of Poseidon the Gods in this show are drab, insipid, boring normals.
You want Hollywood movie stuff, try Clash of The Titans then....
@@davidalves31057
Average film.
No I just wanted the Gods to be a little more Godly.
@@davidalves31057 Alas, there will be no better picture on Greek mythology. ("The Blood of Zeus" counts?) Except for "Hercules" with The Rock.
@@davidalves31057
He wants Percy Jackson.
omg, he is accurate to myth !
Can't wait for Nico
"The Bolt is my brother's drama. I don't want any part of it"
The best representation of Hades.
Where's all this light coming from?
HECK why is there a sky??
I thought they were in the Underworld.
Aren't they suposed to be underground???
Great depection of hades..
Um, can Disney like do a fictional greek myth tv series with this guy as hades. Let him actually become the patron god of a city and zues and athena drag the other gods in a war to wipe the city off the map, and have hades actually rule the city directly and protect it? You know rule it justly, raise the dead of the city to fight eternally for the survival of their descendants. Create a glorius fictional story modeling the character accurately with this actor.
Hades = Most Monagmous God
Hades= Rules underworld Justly, keeps mostly to himself, and is shocked one day to discover that city wants him to be there patron god. And city is not some death cult, just wanting a gods protection, but wants a fair and just god ruling it unlike other kingdoms.
Hades = blesses kingdom with untold mineral wealth. Allows the dead to interact with the living when necessary.
Hades= remains true to himself, and actually manages reignite his love with his wife creating demigod kids who rule the city as its kings in life, amd become gods on death.
It could be interesting
I think you're forgetting one teeny weeny incy wincy little detail.......I OWN YOU!
I will stick with the books. These adaptations can't get it right. The only god in this show who felt almost divine was Zeus. They should have done Hades like the books. Just cut the "Adolf Hitler" nonsense out.
RR has said that Hitler was not a demigod
This kid actor is very good.
Who's going to be Persephone?
เก่งมากที่รัก เอสเลยเต็มที่
He's like a more evil looking Alex Brightman
อย่างหล่อเลยเเหมๆ
I wanna meet Nico son of hades he my fav character fr
Who plays Hades? He looks familiar. It's not Ben Swartz is it?
อะโห้หล่อได้ใจ
😂😂😂
Ares is white Zeus is black Poseidon is white Hades is white. Wtf is wrong with the writers
Hades is actually a nice guy
At this rate
I’m gonna have to move around alot
okay that is just stupid and wrong but hey ill just take a simple crack at one thing that is honestly so wrong that its actually kinda funny so hades doesnt try and make a deal with percy at all he more or less intimidates the group and almost kills them but besides that those pearls are suppose to return to the sea thus went percy uses it he is supposed to float towards the ceiling not fall through the ground as for why thats funny its because percy literally just took a one way ticket straight to tartarus
Hades looks like an older version of Ílkay Gündoğan.
I just realised, since this is made by Disney why can't they just get James Woods back to play Hades ?
He’s reminds me of Peter b Parker for some reason
Name is hades, lord of the dead
Hi, how ya doing?! 🫱
I don't know it doesn't sound like what Hades would do if he told Percy to give him the bolt and ask for Sanctuary he would give the sanctuary and then take the boat from him to give it back to Zeus because Zeus was the one who was strong enough to defeat Kronos and then give the lightning bolt back and tell him with everything that's going on it's true Zeus may not believe his brother but out of everyone Hades has the least ambition and Hades didn't try to overthrow Zeus at one point
Question though is Persephone's pearls still the same bs reason they were in the movie or do they actually show that they loved each other and the pearls are just for her to return to Demeter?
Persephone's pearls were just an invention of that awful movie.🙄🙄🙄 The book had Percy get 3 pearls from that Nereid but they sent the gang to the ocean near Los Angeles rather than to Montauk.
So Hades is the Hades of Hercules from Disney
Lmao
They shouldn't gotten Rosario Dawson to reprise as Persephone!!! 😅😅😅