𝟣𝟤 ─ ꒰꒰ ׂ Hades. ׂ◞

Race: God

Gender: Male

Age: Aeons (Older than Zeus)

Affiliation: Gods

Occupation: King of Helheim

Family: Cronos † (Father) Adamas (Younger Brother) Poseidon † (Younger brother) Zeus (Younger Brother) Ares (Nephew) Hermes (Nephew) Heracles † (Adopted nephew)

State: Deceased

Arms: Bidente

Skills: Pluto Ichor

Hades (ハデス, , Hadesu ?) Was the first son of the titan Cronus and older brother of Adamas, Poseidon and Zeus as well as being the one who ruled Helheim

Hades would nominate himself to take the place left by Buddha on the side of the gods, where he would fight against Qin Shǐ Huang during the seventh round of Ragnarök, where he would be defeated and killed by the latter.

Hades appears as a tall, thin young man with medium-length silver hair. He wears a detailed eye patch over his right eye which covers part of his face. He also has a tattoo of olive branches on his forehead and along his left arm. He wears a choker with small spikes and a pendant in the shape of Mitama. In addition to this, he has three piercings and an earring in his left ear.

Hades wears an elegant and extravagant outfit which consists of a long white trench coat which is adorned with several medals, underneath this trench coat he wears a tight dark purple sleeveless shirt that displays on its sides a design similar to the scales of a fish. He wears white pants and a pair of shoes with checkered patterns.

Hades has proven to be a calm and somewhat casual individual, as he wasn't too affected by the news of his brother Poseidon's death. He has also proven to be very perceptive, coming to understand the truth behind Papiyas's rise at Ragnarök, and being able to perfectly analyze the battle between this demon and Buddha.

Hades is someone who speaks his mind without hesitation, an example of this is when he mocks Ares for his lack of understanding of things or when he calls Zeus and Hermes naive for incorrectly deducing Buddha's strategy at the climax of their fight. Despite this attitude, Hades has a sense of duty and esteems his brothers, just as he does with Poseidon. His respect and appreciation for him led him to propose himself as the seventh fighter of the gods in order to avenge his death. Another example of the appreciation he has for his brothers occurred when he decided to send his troops to support them during the giants' siege of Olympus while he took care of defeating the titans who were trying to escape from Helheim.

Due to the comments made by Hermes upon seeing him in Valhalla, it can be assumed that Hades does not usually leave Helheim much.

Following the defeat of Cronus in the Titanomachy at the hands of Zeus, the latter obtained the throne of Olympus; however, the goddess Gaia refused to accept this outcome and commanded an army of giants to Olympus to destroy her grandsons, thus beginning the Gigantomachy. While the troops of Olympus resisted the attack, Hades held a meeting with his brothers and nephews, where they discussed what strategies they should take since the army was about to lose against the giants. Zeus states that they will have to intervene personally and immediately leaves the room to fight the enemies. Hades, Adamas and Poseidon also withdraw to go fight but it is then that Hades receives a report that the Titans who had been imprisoned in Tartarus had escaped and were trying to leave Helheim. Hades immediately heads towards said kingdom armed with his bident with the intention of fighting alone against the Titans and preventing their reach to Olympus. Once he manages to emerge victorious, Poseidon, who had found out what he did, finds him sitting in front of a pile of Titan corpses. Hades greets him and assumes that his brothers managed to win against the giants, but Poseidon questions him why he made such a reckless decision by facing an entire army of Titans without help, to which Hades replies that he simply did his duty as an older brother and looked after them. Poseidon smiles and helps him up, telling him that even though he is his brother, he will not thank him for what he did. Hades smiles back and mentions that it is the first time Poseidon calls him "brother." Some time later, when Adamas was destroyed by Poseidon in his attempt to overthrow Zeus, Hades asked Hermes to take the remains of Adamas's body to Beelzebub so that he could rebuild and reanimate him, transforming him into a cyborg known as "Adamantine."

Ragnarok: Sixth Round Hades makes his first appearance when Ares and Hermes wonder about Papiyas's identity. Once Hades is in the VIP area of the gods' stands, he comments that Hajun is not a god and demands Ares to get up from his seat, Ares without hesitation gets up from the chair while shaking in fear. Once Hades has sat down, Hermes comments that it is quite a surprise to see his uncle leave Helheim. Hades comments that he heard a rumor that his younger brother Poseidon had died and that he could not believe it, but before he can continue speaking, he is interrupted by Zeus who tells him that that is now in the past. Hades is left thoughtful after this since he has confirmed that Poseidon died. At that Zeus asks him to give him an explanation about Papiyas so Hades turns to look at him and asks him to calm down, after this he explains that in Helheim there is a legend which says: "When the brightest light mixes with the darkest shadow, the horns of the underworld will awaken and give birth to eternal darkness; better known as the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven Papiyas". Hermes asks Hades if the being that emerged from Zerofuku is the one in the legend, Hades answers that although he is king of Helheim this is the first time he has seen Hajun.

After Papiyas managed to injure Buddha, Ares is greatly shocked, for his part Hades proceeds to mock his nephew while explaining that in the past Papiyas was able to destroy almost all of Helheim by himself, so he initially thought it was just a legend, Hermes wonders how it is possible that a being like that is now present in Valhalla, Hades thinks for a few seconds and comes to the conclusion that the fact that Papiyas is in Valhalla can only be the work of one person, something that his nephew Hermes also suspects. During the climax of the battle, Hades would go so far as to call Ares stupid for not being able to understand that Buddha had begun to surpass Papiyas.

Ragnarök: Seventh Round Once the sixth round is over Ares is shocked while Hermes proceeds to analyze the situation and ask his father Zeus what will happen to the vacant position left by Buddha, Zeus replies that they can not be lenient to humans in their next election, hearing this Hermes proceeds to look at Ares, who is petrified and realizes that his brother Hermes wants him to put himself forward as the seventh combatant, Ares briefly digresses and when he is ready to put himself forward as the next fighter he is interrupted by Hades who declares that he will be the representative of the gods in the seventh round, hearing this Hermes, Ares and Zeus are shocked and when Zeus questions Hades about his motives, he removes his eye patch and destroys it while replying that it is in revenge for Poseidon's death. Hades was about to enter the arena carrying his bident when he encounters Proteus who would give him the tip of Poseidon's trident that had been severed during their fight. Proteus tearfully asks Hades to take revenge for his master's death, to which Hades tells him that Poseidon would never have asked for revenge, but that as Poseidon's brother, it was his duty to honor his memory. Proteus takes the tip of his trident and fuses it with that of his bident. Once the weapons are fused, Hades continues his way to the arena.

Hades would make his entrance after Qin Shǐ Huang, surprising both humans and gods in the stands. Once Heimdall starts the fight, Hades tells Qin that he has no personal hatred against him but that as a member of the race that murdered his brother, he will have no mercy. With that, he proceeds to launch thrusts against the human who would manage to dodge them without much effort. It is then that Hades uses his Persephone Kallichoron but Qin would also dodge it, however, the wind produced by the impact of the technique reaches him, causing a cut on his left side. Hades does not stop his attacks and instantly launches his Persephone Lore, Qin manages to deflect the force of the technique with his hands and return it towards Hades, causing the base of his bident to hit his stomach, throwing him against a wall. Hades, still in pain, manages to get up and Qin Shǐ Huang mockingly asks him if he is still willing to continue fighting. The god tells him that he can still fight and then questions him about what being a king means to him. Qin replies that a king should never doubt, give in, or trust. Hearing this, Hades is surprised and lets out a hearty laugh. Qin joins in and after a pause asks him what he finds funny. Hades replies that it's because he knew someone with similar ideals: his younger brother Poseidon. Hades then swears that he will avenge his death and that he will not lose to a human king. With that, he proceeds to perform his Persephone Titan technique, which Qin blocks. However, Hades...

He applies more force on it, managing to break the human's guard and crashing him to the ground, Qin gets up in pain and removes the blindfold from his eyes since it had been soaked with blood. This time it is Hades who asks him if he can still continue fighting and Qin with a smile on his face answers affirmatively. Hades expresses his respect for the human and proceeds to attack again with his Persephone Titan technique, Qin blocks it again with his armor style but before Hades could complete the technique by applying more pressure, Qin throws a sphere of air with a blow to Hades's left shoulder, destabilizing him and immediately Qin redirects the bident upwards along with the god, crashing him back into the ground. Hades tries to attack from the ground with a thrust but it would be dodged with a jump by the human, leaving both combatants back to back towards each other. Qin decides to continue and lunges at him, Hades tries to impale him in an attack but again his strength is dissipated by a sphere of air thrown by Qin, the latter takes the opportunity to dodge the thrust and hit Hades in the stomach with his fingers, causing a huge wound. Still surprised, Hades intuits that the human managed to interrupt his techniques with his breath, blowing towards his vital points. Qin confirms this by telling him that he can see his energy points in him as if it were a constellation, however he begins to feel pain in his abdomen, where a wound appears similar to the one he caused Hades. Qin smiles and says that is the reason why he hates fighting using his eyes.

Bident (バイデント, , Baidento?): It is the divine weapon of Hades, it is a two-pronged fork which are coiled at its base and one of the points is longer than the other, after Proteus gave the remains of Poseidon's trident to Hades, he decided to melt part of the trident's ornament with his bident. At the time of combat, Hades has shown total mastery of his weapon, having enough strength and coordination to execute powerful attacks with it. However, unlike his brother Poseidon, who overwhelmed his opponents with a rain of thrusts, Hades tries to deliver a single accurate blow. By spilling his blood on this bident, Hades is able to transform it into a huge spear called Desmos. In this form, the divine weapon increases its power to the point that it is capable of nullifying almost any type of defense.

Being the eldest of the older Olympian gods and the ruler of Helheim, Hades was respected and admired by all the gods including those closest to him, considering him the most trustworthy and capable god of all.

Divine Strength: Hades demonstrated enormous physical strength to the point of being able to destroy a large part of the floor of the Valhalla arena with a single thrust of his bident. Analyst and Combat Expert: Hades showed great analytical skills as he was able to deduce in a matter of minutes that Beelzebub was responsible for Papiyas's appearance at Ragnarök, as well as having some knowledge in hand-to-hand combat as he predicted and understood the movements Buddha would make against Papiyas, something that neither Zeus nor Hermes could see. During his fight against Qin Shǐ Huang, he was able to correctly intuit that the human was using his breath to destabilize his techniques and was even able to find a way to detect and avoid Qin's air bullets by covering his body completely in blood. Pluto's Ichor: This is the blood of Hades, a special substance that if spilled on a divine weapon will receive the god's life force, causing it to evolve and increase its power. Thanks to this, Hades is able to improve his bident, transforming it into a great spear called Ichor Desmos. The more Ichor he spills on this weapon, the more powerful his attacks will be. However, this ability has the consequence of gradually draining Hades's life force, so he will run the risk of dying if the fight goes on too long.

Persephone Kallichoron (冥府の銖槌 (ペルセポネ・カリコロン), Meifu no shutsuchi (Perusepone karikoron) ?, "Hammer of the Underworld"): Hades takes a great leap into the air and then tightly holds his bident and immediately proceeds to plummet against his enemy, the impact caused by this technique is capable of destroying the floor of the Valhalla arena and if his enemy were to avoid the initial blow, they could be cut by the shock wave produced by the impact of the technique. Persephone Lore (嵐を破壊せし者 (ペルセポネ ・ロア), Arashi o hakai seshi mono (Perusepone roa) ?, "Storm Destroyer"): Hades firmly grips his bident and then lunges at his enemy with a strong thrust which creates a large spiral of wind around her. Persephone Titan (大地を砕きし者 (ペルセポネ・ティターン), Perusepone titān ?, "Earth Crusher"): Hades holds his bident with one hand by its tips, then performs a downward slash while sliding his grip towards the base of the weapon. In the event that the enemy manages to block the initial impact of the attack, Hades can quickly change his stance and hold his bident with both hands to exert greater pressure, once this happens the force of the attack increases being able to break the defense of his enemy.

Cornucopia (豊穣の角 (コルヌ・コピア), , Hōjō no tsuno (Korunu Kopia) ?, "Horn of Prosperity"): Hades feints with his bident to distract his opponent and immediately supports himself on one of his legs, then raises the other and executes a swift knee strike towards his enemy's face. Ichor Eos (血が導きし曙光 (イーコール・エーオース), Īkōru ēōsu ?, "Light of Dawn Guided by Blood"): Once Hades wields his spear, Desmos proceeds to run towards the opponent while performing a powerful thrust with all his might. Due to the weapon having been enhanced with Hades' blood, the attack results in a devastating impact. With this technique, Hades was able to easily destroy part of Qin Shi Huang's Völundr and even managed to amputate one of his arms.

(To Qin Shǐ Huang after laughing): "You look too much like someone I knew, he was nobler than anyone, more upright than anyone else, too... the god most worthy of the title of king; my younger brother Poseidon, and I swear by his name... as his older brother, I will not bow down to a king of men!" (To Qin Shǐ Huang): "You're hurt and yet you smile, I couldn't expect anything less... from a king!"