Inferior Introverted Sensing : Hades tries to learn from the past and creates theories based on what he’s previously observed (Ne-Si). Hades also plays on Meg’s pain in order to get her to continue helping him take down Hercules. He sees how people can be useful to him and uses that to form his strategies. Hades prefers making deals, using flattery (as he did with Lachesis in order to get her to reveal the future), and persuasion as his tactics instead of conquering with brute force. Hades uses Hercules’s feelings for Meg to strike a deal with him – Hercules cannot interfere with Hades’ plans by playing the hero, and in exchange, Meg will not be harmed. He’s usually pretty upfront about how he feels, though he sometimes attempts to put on an act if it’s in service of his primary objective. When he loses his cool, he immediately tries to regain his composure. Hades has a very bad temper and difficulty controlling his emotions.
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He knows how to manipulate the people around him and searches for emotional weaknesses to exploit. Tertiary Extroverted Feeling : It’s easy for Hades to tap into other people’s emotions to get them to do what he wants. When he learns of Pain and Panic’s failure eighteen years later, he is still confident that he can prevent Hercules from thwarting his plans. Yes, baby Hercules is a God and Gods are immortal… so how do you kill him? Well, you just turn him mortal first! Hades always believes he can solve any problem he faces. Hades doesn’t let the facts of a situation throw him off. Hades is skilled at debating and he can be very convincing when trying to persuade people into making a deal with him, or getting them to do whatever he wants from them. He sees that physical challenges aren’t working in his quest to defeat Hercules, so he decides to rework his plans by attacking him emotionally instead (Ti-Fe).
While Hades isn’t an extraordinary planner, he i able to improvise and adjust them as necessary – if one falls through, he just simply throws another curve ball at Hercules. He doesn’t get hung up when his main approach doesn’t work. Is there some way this could backfire? Unfortunately for Hades, he’s so eager to finally get Hercules out of his way once and for all that he agrees, unable to foresee that this act of love and selflessness would reinstate Hercules as a full-fledged God.Īuxiliary Introverted Thinking : Although he’s a formidable villain, Hades is often able to keep things “light” through his wit and sarcastic sense of humor.
Hmm… is there a downside to this?” He needs time to think of the possibilities. The son of my hated rival trapped forever in the River of Death. When Hercules tries to make a deal with Hades in order to rescue Meg, he hesitates before agreeing to let Hercules take Meg’s place, because he needs time to run through all of the ways the deal could backfire and blow up in his face. After meeting Hercules as an infant, he immediately returns to the Underworld to ask the fates if he will “mess up my hostile takeover bid, or what?” Hades is a master manipulator and very good at knowing how to get what he needs from people. His sclera is yellow, giving his eyeballs a natural glow.Dominant Extroverted Intuition : Hades has very good intuition and is able to sense potential threats to his plans. His hair consists of extremely hot blue fire, and he also has red eyes with black pupils. Hades is a large, gray demon-like humanoid with a long, draped cloak that is black in color. He also can summon a carriage with skeletal alicorns as the horsepower. He has the ability to create non-living objects such as glasses of liquid, cigarettes, and thrones. Hades has the ability to live for eternity, yet is known to be able to die through in general actions. However, this power either revoked at the end scene or he didn't think to use it. He also has the ability to command souls, to an extent. His fire also intensifies when angry, able to burn through an entire forest. He can emit streams of fire from his hand, or, when experiencing extreme emotion like anger, his hair will spike and turn red. His most obvious power is his ability to manipulate fire. Not much is known about Hades before the events of Hercules, but he has most likely been around for a few millennia. He currently is inside the River of Souls. He was always bent on taking over Mount Olympus, the home of the gods. He is cruel and evil, taking pleasure and pride in taking souls and happiness. Hades is the titular main antagonist of the Hercules franchise and is the supreme ruler of the Underworld.
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