I've never seen this movie, but I randomly got recommended the gospel truth song, and now this. I'm going to watch it just for hades and the singers. that and the iron giant again (that movie has aged beautifully)
That's the great thing about movies of that time, they were for the whole family, with great adult jokes and humor that goes straight over the kids heads mixed into the overall children's based movie.
@@bigrich6075 *Twitter Tumblr is dead since porn is kinda forbidden there now. And the users switched to Twitter (where they roam) and Reddit (where they ban good stuff)
I love that Disney Hades is canonically the only Greek god who has to spend almost all of his time working instead of spending most of his time partying.
It kinda looks like Hades has been in some kind of self-control therapy. Every time he loses control, he immediately recomposes himself. I'm glad he's working this with his therapist.
in reality he wasn't suppose to do that. He was supposed to be more "ordinary evil". But the guys casting Hades thought James version of Hades was so funny and original so they went with that.
@@hoskinsfilms6227 Yes! It is funny how they want a certain kind of character but the person casting will improvise so much so they just change the Script totally. Here in Sweden we have a famous Tv-Show called "Solsidan". (The Sunny Side.) When the directors did the casting they searched for somebody who would play the grumpy/boring neighbour. But the Swedish comedian (Henrik Dorsin.) who casted meant that the worst kind of boring neighbour was those who THOUGHT they were funny and would just not ever shut-up ore take a hint to go away etc. They loved his idea and went with this fasttalking, overfriendly/social but extemly cheap character instead. x,D
@@iatemycat5320 we only have 24 hours to get rid of this loser that took 18 years to scheme, goes up in smoke..... *AND* *YOU'RE* *WEARING* *HIS* *MERCHANDISE* th-cam.com/video/MbBaOPq36l8/w-d-xo.html ^^one of the best scenes in the movie
Has anyone ever thought about how Hades actually gets cooler when he's angry? The blue flame is the hottest, so Hades actually cools down in most of the moments lol
As a youngster, when I've learnt in a book what the color of a flame indicates about the combustion process, I've figured out when everything's fine for Hades he burns his energy optimally, but when he gets mad or nervous he burns it incompletely so that's why his flames are yellow and red. A scientific accurate and very comical point ^^ !
@@che6737 The closer the combustion process is to being perfect regarding the creation of fire, the lighter it is. Incidentally that also makes it hotter. Hades is composing the flame less perfectly when he's mad. Another fictional example is Azula from The Last Airbender, she has blue flames because she has completely mastered combustion through firebending.
@@april5767 that makes sense. Just like how azusa usually bends lightning but when she loses grip, she bends blue fire. I see now. I appreciate the avatar reference.
Aah ....that's not how that works. Well in a broad sense it does but .....Aah fuck it let me explain. Soo you see fire simply a chemical process of how efficiently you're converting the fuel and the oxygen into co2. There are also other ways to do it which completely disgard that...for eg hydrogen and oxygen only form water when burned and they're tremendously hot and aren't blue. Similarly when you burn alcohol it's hot because it breaks down well. Sooo colours really don't do well with telling you the colour. White flames of magnesium are much hotter and hydrogen makes fucking bombs and shit. Blue simply means complete combustion of carbon chain. Red or orange means incomplete combustion. Ie you put too much fuel with little oxygen it's gonna burn red and release black smoke (soot) as well. Soo you can say hades produces too much fuel to burn in the nearby atmosphere and the oxygen is less there so it burns red. Put him in an oxygen chamber and he'll burn blue regardless of what's he's doing
Well in the actual story and myths, Hades was the eldest son of his Titan father, meaning when the Titans were defeated, he was to inherit Mount Olympus. So when Zeus tricked him into pulling the shortest stick, he got sent to his new home, being...well, Hades, the literal Underworld. He was alone, with only the dead, dead who probably hated him for their situation being there. Yeah, after countless years of that, he has a right to be just a bit angry. This version of Hades is not solely a conniving villain, but a man pushed to his stress limits, and is trying to make the best of a shit situation. And when he hears his younger brother Zeus and Hera have a kid well, his spot in the line of succession is pushed back further. I mean, in the myths he did have some good guy moments too, one being the bard that traveled to his domain and played a song so beautifully, Hades actually cried and gave him back the soul of his wife. I mean the bard fucked up half way by turning around but Hades wasn't as bad a guy.
@@michelveilleux1275 I remember it from the Persona series and that Orpheus and Izanagi (who are P3 and P4’s protagonists initial Personae) have similar situation regarding returning their beloved ones back to life
If I'm remembering my mythology correctly, which I might not be, the only real mark on his record was that Persephone was effectively kidnapped, and Stockholm'd, but other than that, yeah, he pretty much just kept to himself.
@@DetectiveDorian the thing with mythology is that there’s multiple versions of the story. The one I was told from my family was that hades actually got Persephone to fall in love with him and willingly follow him to the underworld. There’s not just one version of mythology
Kinda ironic that out of all the deals in this movie, Hades is the only one who is true to his word. He offers Hercules that Meg will be protected for his super strength. Meg gets hurt and Hades keeps his word so Herc get his powers back. Herc offers his soul for the chance to save Meg, he saves Meg and goes back on his deal by leaving after he saves her. Meg goes back on her deal by betraying Hades after she offered her servitude to his plans. So Hades kept his deal while Meg and Hercules went back on it the first time it was convenient.
Hercules didn't go against anything. When he became a God, Hades couldn't take his soul anymore because he uptained immortality. It was less of him betraying Hades and more of him just finding a loophole.
@@Loopimay I...um... Look, I am generally not a stickler for grammar, but that whole "immoral" thing. I think you meant "immortal." It is a slight misspelling, but makes a significant difference. Although considering how most of the Greek pantheon does things, him becoming a Greek god does also have those connotations, so...
4:57 4 Titans bent on mass destruction of the Gods and Mount Olympus marching forth. Hades: "uh guys, Olympus would be that way." Lythos: "...ZZEEEEUUUUUU-"
Fun fact: Hades was supposed to be a much more serious character, but James Woods basically turned him into the fast talking huckster we know and love.
@@blacklight6090 Blue fire is actually one of the hottest fires Red/orange/yellow is around 1000 degrees lower in temperature compared to blue or even the clear flames you'd see on a candle wick
Fun fact: when he says ‘it’s only half time’ it’s actually the exact time half the way in the movie.Disney was 2 steps ahead of its audience not gonna lie.
2:47 Fun fact: Hades saying "it's only halftime" was said at 46 minutes and 30 seconds when the total run time of the film is 1 hour 33 minutes. So he literally said that at exactly halfway through the movie.
Wow! He actually breaks the fourth wall several times throughout the movie (being the only character that looks directly at camera), but this detail goes beyond that! He speaks to the audience without us noticing!
@@mariawinterblue8223 A stealth fourth wall break, if you will. Really great attention to detail and easter egg by the those who made sure this line was put at this exact moment. (Because rearranging scenes and cutting others to make this work certainly wasn't a trivial task.)
Movie Theory: Hades is only maniacal and angry because he misses Persephone, hence the having plans for August and whatnot. I'd totally love to imagine a scene where he's all grumpy about Hercules winning in the end, and Persephone is all like 'Honey I'm home' and his whole demeanor changes.
"Honey you would not believe the stress since you left" "Im the daughter of the most over bearing parent in Greece, and have to be by her side or the world goes to an endless winter. How bad must have it been?"
Omg I love this- have you read the twisted tale about this movie? (It’s called Go The Distance. Just finished it, really good.) it involves Hades and Persephone’s relationship while Demeter is all like Oh No WhErE iS mY dAuGhTerRrRrR and I love it-
@@TrelliessRose Zeus as actually the one to blame as he ordered/allowed Hades to do it and egged him on. Also it is shown that Persephone does love Hades, as when one person tried to flirt/seduce him she with killed them or turned them into a plant (I don’t remember very well.) In the story it usually paints Zeus as the villain and on.y blames Hades for giving Persephone the seeds to keep her there. Hades doesn’t have multiple children and fuck up mortal lives by having a bunch of children and not caring for said children. Unlike Zeus, Hades isn’t some serial r#pist who ruined the lives of many.
Hades was right tbh if Hercules wasn’t in a Disney movie he’d be an a**hole and Meg would get hurt and hades actually tried to stop her from doing that even if it was for his own benefit,can’t say he didn’t tell her so
I don't get it. What is it about that line that gets you? I'm actually curious. Is it supposed to be a reference to the men from the Greek myths in general?
Fun fact: James woods liked his role as hades so much that when Disney asked him to reprise his role in videos games or tv series, he quickly accepted it
Do you want to know the full story of that? Zeus throws a party inviting all the gods except Eris the primorial goddess of Chaos. Feeling snubbed she grabs one of Gaia's golden apples and inscribes on it "For the fairest" before hawking it over the wall into the party. Three Goddesses found the apple, Aphrodite, Athena, and Harmonia begin to fight over who is the fairest ruining the party. If this ended there then it would have been a win for Eris, but it doesn't stop there. Zeus has to put an end to the argument so he decides a wise mortal king will decide which of the three is the fairest. The King of Troy was known for being a wise king so he was selected as the judge. Now none of the goddesses were supposed to cheat, but they all did. Athena offered him knowledge in exchange for his vote. Harmonia offered him military prowess and some of the best tactics her father knew. Aphrodite offered to sleep with him and give him one women in the world to be his wife. He chose Aphrodite, got laid, and then picked the King of Sparta's wife. Sparta the military super power. Sparta the nation where they could never let that slide in a billion years. So Sparta declares war. Que the Trojan War. And that is the story of how Eris wiped out Troy with an apple.
4:54 it's funny that Hades says he has "plans for August", considering that pretty much everyone in Greece takes the whole month of August off (usually for vacation)
I can kind of see why he went rogue. He comes in, tries to make a joke, and everyone glares at him. Then his brother makes a not as good joke and everyone laughs because hes the king of the gods. Is imagine a millennium of that type of treatment. I'd go rogue too.
@@JPhillyyyyy Forced because he got tricked by his brother who he trusted after all they had been through during the Titan War. Man, Hades just can't ever catch a break.
We’ll knowing how Zeus is in actual myth he probably has everyone afraid of him, and since this is a modern portal of Hades(who’s almost always portrayed as evil I.E Clash of the Titans and God Of War)
@@redicated2528 honestly, besides abducting Persephone that one time (before they fall in love with each other), he's one of the most decent Greek gods.
2:15 this was over looked by almost everyone watching but dude holy sh!t Meg has hyper sonic reaction speed if she can casually dodge Hades Inferno attack..😳
Fun fact: James Woods has admitted repeatedly Hades was his favourite role of his career and that he loved it so much he offered to voice him for free and even voices him in the kingdom of hearts games.
Honestly Hercules was a pretty decent guys in mythology (I think). Him and Perseus are my favorite hero’s. It’s not their fault Zeus would fuck anyone and anything at anytime
@@hanamaryam7882 well if you call someone who: -killed their music teacher and a cupbearer -abandoned a quest because some boytoy couldn't do his one job -insulted someone else's funeral -killed a messenger in response to the poisoned robe ...as a "decent guy" then I question your morals & standards
They made the only Greek God that didn't act as bad as the others the villain. I get he's the God of the underworld but in actual Greek Mythology, he's a pretty chilled dude
Except for the kidnapping of Persephone, tricking her into eating fruit from the underworld, and forcing her to stay (during winter and fall since Zeus told her she could spend spring and summer with her mother Demeter).
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 Actually depending on the myth Hades didnt kidnap her, Zeus gave Persephone to him after Hades told Zeus he loved her. Also Persephone loved Hades.
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 except the original mythos literally goes out of its way to blame Zeus for all of this. Zeus is her father, Hades approached Zeus to basically ask for her hand in marriage, he just says to kidnap her, and he ends up treating her right. His only blunder is giving her the pomegranate.
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 except for the fact there are different versions of that so depending on the one people are talking about hades isn’t the terribly guy in the scenario
@@AdamDeathstars Considering Zeus in general, actually please let's not mention that lmao The only reason he didn't do anything to him is that he wasn't his type looks-wise 😭😭😭😭
Sorry to be the captain killjoy but that's the time when the planets aligned But it's kinda sweet to think that he was preparing for Persephone's return
At the beginning, when Hades compliments Aphrodite's dress, Aphrodite gets offended because apparently the dress is more attractive than her divine beauty. Genius.
@@ilozone8327 He complimented Aphrodite's dress; Aphrodite would be offended in a vanity sense if her dress looked better than her. Or rather if the compliment was aimed at what she was wearing vs saying she herself is looking "divinely pretty as usual"
I’d like to point out that King Louie from the Jungle Book is a Disney villain who had no negative motivations, Scar is the best written, and Hades is the funniest, Louie funnily enough is the nicest
In the movie, when Hades says “Relax, it’s only half time”, it happens halfway through the movie. I love how it’s halfway through this video as well. 😂
@@sfuikm I love how much he loves the role. I know he probably won't get cast in the live action version, but whoever does has some awfully big shoes to fill.
The moment you realise that in real Greek mythology Hades was the good guy who took his job seriously and didn’t mind the realm and Zeus was the bad guy who abused his trust and rulership and hated almost all the realm also thinking he was better than everyone else so yeah
@@somebody4175 Then he kinda had to let her go back home because Persephone's influence was needed. I guess Olympians did not want people freezestarving to death. Then there would be nobody to bully for shits and giggles. Then she went back to Hades so he must not have been an asshole like rest of Persephone's family was.
@@somebody4175 Zeus was way worse than Hades ever was. Zeus did not want to rule humanity. He wanted to kill it just because he didn't want to bother to do that work-part of his position. He had so much bastard offspring nobody could count and he certainly didn't. He dished out horrifying punishments for "reasons" petty and pointless even on standards of that time. Hades in comparison was sane and reliable. He was utterly immune to bullshit and could even be reasoned with. Two idiots tried to capture Persephone and failed. Later Hades allowed one whose bright idea it wasn't go free. He also allowed Heracles to take Cerberus for a walk, but only if Heracles could win it's trust.
@@vksasdgaming9472 Honestly Hercules getting Cerberus from Hades is such a stealth comedy moment. Some asshole tasks you to bring him the pet dog of the god of the underworld because it'll never happen, and when you go to get it the god is like "Yeah sure, as long as you take him on a walk and be back by 9."
Both Hades and Yzma, two of the best Disney villains, break things when they’re angry. Hades breaks vases and Yzma breaks statues of Kuzco. This partly why I want them to be friends.
Yzma: The god of the underworld wants to meet up with me? This is great! To the secret portal to the underworld! *dramatic music* Pull the lever, kronk! WRONG LEVERŔRRRRRRRRR
That is so true. Especially in how James Wood was able to breathe life into a character with such depth throughout history. In a way making such a titled “God” from Mythology, relatable by his thoughts and actions, to that of how a regular “Person” would react in real life.
The villain who says aloud that he deserved a hole in his head from a punch is the most likable villain ever. And these days it takes a lot from a villain to admit that.
Love how everyone seems to think Hades being a god of death makes him a bad guy. He is not. He is NOT the god of death, that's Thanatos. Hades is more like the guy who does the paperwork, decides who is staying where in the underworld, has a guard dog to protect the gates and is a loyal and loving husband
It's actually because of the advent of Christianity that this happened to Hades, as the Christian narrative needed to have a devil figure in every other religion in order to justify assimilating it. Loki suffered the same fate in Norse mythology.
I forgot how awesome Hades is a villain. I’ve only seen this movie once but as a 5 year old I didn’t understand his humor as much as I do now
Hades is the best Disney villain.Fight me.
You have to watch it agaaaiiiinnnnnn
I've never seen this movie, but I randomly got recommended the gospel truth song, and now this. I'm going to watch it just for hades and the singers. that and the iron giant again (that movie has aged beautifully)
That's the great thing about movies of that time, they were for the whole family, with great adult jokes and humor that goes straight over the kids heads mixed into the overall children's based movie.
@@MeisterBeyondTubler kuzco?
He’s honest, he’s sweet and he would never hurt me
”He’S a GuY”
Twitter be like that sometimes
Every Feminazi on tumblr
@@bigrich6075 *Twitter
Tumblr is dead since porn is kinda forbidden there now. And the users switched to Twitter (where they roam) and Reddit (where they ban good stuff)
"He's a guy"
FUHAHAHHA RUKA..... DAGA OTOKO DA
Bahahahahahaha
"The Trojans bet on the wrong horse"
best so far
@@fullyilluminated I feel like the Trojan horse is pretty famous
that's pretty clever imo
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@@blacklight6090, yeah. But the delivery was funny.
Ahh jokes of high class :))
I love that Disney Hades is canonically the only Greek god who has to spend almost all of his time working instead of spending most of his time partying.
He wasn't invited to the orgy
Well no wonder he hates Zeus
@@chazzerine7650bothers love
Well, Hephaestus is an hard worker too, maybe even more than Hades!
@@fabianofilipet7110 how so? how can Hephaestus be more busy than hades
I mean Hades does make some valid points in the beginning
And at the end, he deserved it
Zeus has always been the original, prime asshole in the mythology. Hades, less so, but still an asshole being a god and all 🤷🏾♂️
@@sebastianhaney1425 True, but the dude was chilling for most of mythology ifrcc.
@@gurimisenpai2358 yeah, there's like 2-3 myths involving him I believe
@@spinz7306 'Cause he was chillen', man has his priorities straight.
Rule the goddamn underworld 'cause people be dyin' left an' right.
I love how he is such a good sport about getting punched in the face and says he deserves it
Woah
One month, 1.5k updoots, with only one reply
Nyehehehehehehe
Love the dented face🤣
That shows he's not a bad guy but that guy
THIS!! 😭
I love how when he’s mad his non existent eyebrows set on fire
Meanwhile when he gets excited he explodes into his blue flames
Always thought those thin lines were his brows
@@persinitrix lol they r wrinkles from working the underworld
he looks so natural without eyebrows thoo.
Also loves the way he wipes his flame back like he keeps his cool
5:00 the pause before “ZEUS” cracks me up.
Doesn't he say "guys"?
"ZOO!"
5:04
“🤨😐”
*_ZOOOOOOS_*
@@Eragon2679 They probably meant 5:03 when they all stopped and then the rock dude said “ZEUUUUUS” 😂
@@khaotictrash ah, now i get it. Thx for the clarification! 😅
"I OWN YOU", Hades said calmly
You should have added quotation marks for calmy 😂
@@israelmcclain8097 Nah, this is the goblet of fire movie style of calmly.
yes
underrated comment
I get the reference lol
Hades being iconic
*shows every scene he’s in*
Makes sense
Cuz he was iconic in all of 'em
Same thing with scar in lion king.
so much meme potential XD ...
@@naziapatel60 eh
It kinda looks like Hades has been in some kind of self-control therapy. Every time he loses control, he immediately recomposes himself. I'm glad he's working this with his therapist.
I mean. A lot of the therapists prolly are down there
@@animelvr99 Considering how pretty much every mortal would go to the underworld, yeah, like, all of them.
tbh it's probably Chiron
I like that Hades is one moment chill af next moment he is smoking like where the hell did he get his freaking tobacco
@@junior1685 honestly being king of the dead has it perks. get all the secrets of their lives and treasures prolly. can hear wisdom and stories
old school Disney villians were peak entertainment
and/or the scariest things ever ((glances at frollo))
Omg so true
@@RealOceanAmethyst true, or that hunter in the movie The Rescuers
@@RealOceanAmethyst or the bad guy in Tarzan lol
I love how when Meg starts disobeying Hades, Hades just goes: "Aren't you forgetting one little detail, I OWN YOU!"
At least he was straight to the point
3:56
Every parent ever
@@lucidfantasies2732 Sadly true
@@lucidfantasies2732 Yup its their get out of Argument free card
If the characters from Hercules had been allowed to curse, the movie would be rated R because of him.
Iconic
Would've been a lot funnier
He ain’t Joe Pesci though….
100% 😂
(Joker intensifies)
I love how Hades is portrayed as a shady fast-talking car salesman 😆
More like a classic Jewish comic, accent-wise as well as the Yiddish colloquialisms & sardony
in reality he wasn't suppose to do that. He was supposed to be more "ordinary evil". But the guys casting Hades thought James version of Hades was so funny and original so they went with that.
@@violatormelms This makes me love Hades even more, thank you for this!
@@hoskinsfilms6227
Yes! It is funny how they want a certain kind of character but the person casting will improvise so much so they just change the Script totally.
Here in Sweden we have a famous Tv-Show called "Solsidan". (The Sunny Side.)
When the directors did the casting they searched for somebody who would play the grumpy/boring neighbour.
But the Swedish comedian (Henrik Dorsin.) who casted meant that the worst kind of boring neighbour was those who THOUGHT they were funny and would just not ever shut-up ore take a hint to go away etc.
They loved his idea and went with this fasttalking, overfriendly/social but extemly cheap character instead. x,D
Me too.
Hades and Meg carried this entire movie on their backs.
And the songs
@@Fatema3006eh the muses killed it in their roles
And Hurk is merely the face of the movie
What are you babbling about? What about Phil? Pain and Panic? And what's wrong with Herc? Every character in the story is firing on all cylinders.
@wilder11 Facts. This is probably my favorite Disney movie of all. Hades by far is my favorite villain.
Disney needs to bring back saracatic villains
I completely agree hades is probably the best Disney villain because he’s so sarcastic
@@cheezitz22 not even villain, just the best character
@@cdoggo3352 true
Namaari?
@@cheezitz22 Originally Hades was going to be slower character, but when James Woods got casted he now more rapid fire.
"Uh, guys?"
"Olympus would be that way."
ICONIC
zEuUuUuUuUuUuUsS
FREEEEEZE HIM!
I died laughing at that part
Well,you could make an argument that they were going right way,only by much longer route,but yeah, hilarious moment.
I have a special job for you, my optic friend
“What. Are. Those.”
Me: *He’s a man ahead of his time.*
He does seem intelligent.
"these are my Crocs"
LMFAOO
@@iatemycat5320 we only have 24 hours to get rid of this loser that took 18 years to scheme, goes up in smoke.....
*AND* *YOU'RE* *WEARING* *HIS* *MERCHANDISE*
th-cam.com/video/MbBaOPq36l8/w-d-xo.html
^^one of the best scenes in the movie
This comment had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As I approach the age of 30, Hades sums up my internal mood and probably will till I die. Just constantly done.
"Unlike you gods lounging about up here, I regrettably have a full time gig."
That's the most mythically accurate part of this movie.
Is because cj how cj grandmother.
Is because of cj grandmother.
Disney hades we are stuck this Sam mess .
Except that he isn’t so regrettable to it as is always portrayed
He does give me those overworked, underappreciated manager vibes.
Has anyone ever thought about how Hades actually gets cooler when he's angry? The blue flame is the hottest, so Hades actually cools down in most of the moments lol
As a youngster, when I've learnt in a book what the color of a flame indicates about the combustion process, I've figured out when everything's fine for Hades he burns his energy optimally, but when he gets mad or nervous he burns it incompletely so that's why his flames are yellow and red. A scientific accurate and very comical point ^^ !
@@GeigermSv I'm a complete nerd, could you elaborate?
@@che6737 The closer the combustion process is to being perfect regarding the creation of fire, the lighter it is. Incidentally that also makes it hotter.
Hades is composing the flame less perfectly when he's mad.
Another fictional example is Azula from The Last Airbender, she has blue flames because she has completely mastered combustion through firebending.
@@april5767 that makes sense. Just like how azusa usually bends lightning but when she loses grip, she bends blue fire. I see now. I appreciate the avatar reference.
Aah ....that's not how that works. Well in a broad sense it does but .....Aah fuck it let me explain.
Soo you see fire simply a chemical process of how efficiently you're converting the fuel and the oxygen into co2. There are also other ways to do it which completely disgard that...for eg hydrogen and oxygen only form water when burned and they're tremendously hot and aren't blue.
Similarly when you burn alcohol it's hot because it breaks down well.
Sooo colours really don't do well with telling you the colour. White flames of magnesium are much hotter and hydrogen makes fucking bombs and shit.
Blue simply means complete combustion of carbon chain.
Red or orange means incomplete combustion. Ie you put too much fuel with little oxygen it's gonna burn red and release black smoke (soot) as well.
Soo you can say hades produces too much fuel to burn in the nearby atmosphere and the oxygen is less there so it burns red.
Put him in an oxygen chamber and he'll burn blue regardless of what's he's doing
He just seems tired of everyone’s shit, those villains tend to be the ones most well written, comedic or memorable
Well in the actual story and myths, Hades was the eldest son of his Titan father, meaning when the Titans were defeated, he was to inherit Mount Olympus. So when Zeus tricked him into pulling the shortest stick, he got sent to his new home, being...well, Hades, the literal Underworld. He was alone, with only the dead, dead who probably hated him for their situation being there. Yeah, after countless years of that, he has a right to be just a bit angry. This version of Hades is not solely a conniving villain, but a man pushed to his stress limits, and is trying to make the best of a shit situation. And when he hears his younger brother Zeus and Hera have a kid well, his spot in the line of succession is pushed back further. I mean, in the myths he did have some good guy moments too, one being the bard that traveled to his domain and played a song so beautifully, Hades actually cried and gave him back the soul of his wife. I mean the bard fucked up half way by turning around but Hades wasn't as bad a guy.
@@michelveilleux1275 Orpheus?
@@ЕгорСкорик-щ3в I assume so. I don't know the bard's name, I was going off of memory.
@@michelveilleux1275 I remember it from the Persona series and that Orpheus and Izanagi (who are P3 and P4’s protagonists initial Personae) have similar situation regarding returning their beloved ones back to life
@@ЕгорСкорик-щ3в aahhh, I see.
Homie literally just inhaled a cigar in one puff
You never have?
You don't inhale cigars, but in this case he's hades so....I guess he can handle being sick lol.
Disney Hades: absolutely zero chill, and we love him for it.
Mythological Hades: literally the ONLY one with an iota of chill, and we love him for it.
This is why hades is my favorite God in Greek mythology
Hercules hades: evil asshole
Greek mythology hades: chill polite dude with a dog
@@Punkini
Nobody:
Hades: "I like doggos"
If I'm remembering my mythology correctly, which I might not be, the only real mark on his record was that Persephone was effectively kidnapped, and Stockholm'd, but other than that, yeah, he pretty much just kept to himself.
@@DetectiveDorian the thing with mythology is that there’s multiple versions of the story. The one I was told from my family was that hades actually got Persephone to fall in love with him and willingly follow him to the underworld. There’s not just one version of mythology
Hades was the original. “What are those?!”
I caught that too,
Dammet you beat me to it xDDDD
I was waiting for someone to say that! 😂
Yo i was thinking the same thing when i saw it haha
Shuri
Kinda ironic that out of all the deals in this movie, Hades is the only one who is true to his word. He offers Hercules that Meg will be protected for his super strength. Meg gets hurt and Hades keeps his word so Herc get his powers back. Herc offers his soul for the chance to save Meg, he saves Meg and goes back on his deal by leaving after he saves her. Meg goes back on her deal by betraying Hades after she offered her servitude to his plans. So Hades kept his deal while Meg and Hercules went back on it the first time it was convenient.
Hercules didn't go against anything. When he became a God, Hades couldn't take his soul anymore because he uptained immortality. It was less of him betraying Hades and more of him just finding a loophole.
Kinda like Ursala, she technically never lied about anything
@@kingjb554 yeah but tried to cheat
@@Loopimay I...um...
Look, I am generally not a stickler for grammar, but that whole "immoral" thing. I think you meant "immortal." It is a slight misspelling, but makes a significant difference.
Although considering how most of the Greek pantheon does things, him becoming a Greek god does also have those connotations, so...
He's god so he's bound to his word, I guess.
4:57 4 Titans bent on mass destruction of the Gods and Mount Olympus marching forth.
Hades: "uh guys, Olympus would be that way."
Lythos: "...ZZEEEEUUUUUU-"
😂😂😂
Easily my favorite Disney Villain, not only is he genuinely funny, but he's so well written too.
Hmmm.. i thought you had a mustache
Nice seeing u here, Guy
And James Woods voiced him just perfectly
Where's your 1k likes and your 300 comment
Dude your literally everywhere my god
It's literally such a shame how he doesn't have his own villan song
He is his own villain song
right
That would kill his whole dynamic
@@fantasyshadows3207 As he should be. ✨
If it helps, though it probably doesn’t, he does get one in the tv series
Fun fact: The line "Its only halftime." occurs at the halfway mark of the film.
That’s insane 😲
Wow attention to detail! :o
and this clip too ☺
i see you watch cinema sins xD
Lol wow that’s so cool!
2:44 fun fact, when Hades says “relax it’s only halftime” it’s actually halfway through the movie lol
Fun fact: When Hade said, "It's only half time." 2:46 it was literary halfway through the movie.
It’s not tho
Meh, it's close enough. It's not like they'd pad the runtime just to make this line accurate
It was also halfway through this video lol
@@thanglongnguyenvu3815 hmmm a masterpiece within a masterpiece
I see, it’s a pun fact
So I guess Hades was the original “WHAT ARE THOSE”
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO NOTICED!!!
THANK YOU
@@MisschefiousUK YOU'RE WELCOME!!!
This really caught me off guard
@Johnt Schmichal . . . A h .
Fun fact: Hades was supposed to be a much more serious character, but James Woods basically turned him into the fast talking huckster we know and love.
Car-dealer, as Woods put it 😅 As an actor I like him, but not for supporting Donald Trump.
@@TDKiller415 bruh cuz everything is related to politics
@@TDKiller415 did we ask
@@dakufaust I didn't think anyone needed to ask. Isn't that called free speech? 😒😒
@@TDKiller415 yeah theres free speech and then theres keeping with the conversation. You clearly dont know the difference.
I wish you included the entire scene of Hades ranting about his minions wearing Hercules' merch. That entire delivery was comedy gold
He's literally the only reason I want to watch Hercules.
He's the only reason I remember "Hercules" exists.
Him and Meg for me
@@jenniferl.8111 Yeah I'm growing more fond of Meg too, none of my streaming services offer it though. Annoying.
I actually did watch hercules because of him😆
samee
3:13 Did Hades just casually invent "what are those" back in 1997?
I was literally about to say that
The man made the meme when it wasn't a meme
this movie it was a head of its time.
disney just casually recycling scenes
@@xxlmagenta9995 but it wasn't a thing yet lmao
1997 BC at that
*I like how when he’s mad, his fire turns into a normal fire color even though blue fire is hotter than normal.*
Nah blue fire is the cold one
It’s cuz his heads made of soul sand
No, blue fire is actually hotter, is about 1000 or more degrees hotter than normal fire actually.
@@blacklight6090 Blue fire is actually one of the hottest fires
Red/orange/yellow is around 1000 degrees lower in temperature compared to blue or even the clear flames you'd see on a candle wick
@@azzythesmol nah it’s blue and blue is cold
I still refuse to believe that this fast-talking and silly go-getter is also the same dude who nearly tricked Cloud Strife into almost killing a child
😂 yes it’s the same guy
The same guy who also keep the promise to CJ to let Sweet go from prison if CJ did him a favor.
Is this some shitty ass remake lore? I dont remember that happening in 97
@@jenkinsuuIt's a Kingdom Hearts reference
Fun fact: when hades says « it’s only half time » he actually says it at the half of the movie, truly one of the best disney villains
that’s so smart
Damn, that's so cool!
He also says "match" while lighting his cigarette
@@nikolapetric7089 Just notice that?
Is it?! Damn i didn’t know that
To quote:
"I am the lord of the dead!"
"No wonder no one wants to die."
Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well
And another iconic quote from the same source:
GET UP ON THE HYDRA’S BACK!
I can believe y'all ain "feeling the heat" yet
Oh, right, there was one rule I forgot: Accidents happen.
Oops, my like was the 666th one. 😱😂
Fun fact: when he says ‘it’s only half time’ it’s actually the exact time half the way in the movie.Disney was 2 steps ahead of its audience not gonna lie.
I’d like your comment but it’s at 69
What's even better is he says it halfway through the video
They literally stole most of their movies my guy..
Like the two retirement words
“The Trojans bet on the wrong horse.” 😂😂
It's funny because The Trojans War haven't happened yet
He hades just "Spoliers" the end of the war
2:47 Fun fact: Hades saying "it's only halftime" was said at 46 minutes and 30 seconds when the total run time of the film is 1 hour 33 minutes. So he literally said that at exactly halfway through the movie.
I have a friend who says that “it’s only halftime.” Is his favorite line
Wow! He actually breaks the fourth wall several times throughout the movie (being the only character that looks directly at camera), but this detail goes beyond that! He speaks to the audience without us noticing!
@@mariawinterblue8223 A stealth fourth wall break, if you will. Really great attention to detail and easter egg by the those who made sure this line was put at this exact moment.
(Because rearranging scenes and cutting others to make this work certainly wasn't a trivial task.)
He even said it almost exactly halftime of the vid
Wow, when writers for childrens movies actually cared about the little details to make a quality movie.
Movie Theory: Hades is only maniacal and angry because he misses Persephone, hence the having plans for August and whatnot. I'd totally love to imagine a scene where he's all grumpy about Hercules winning in the end, and Persephone is all like 'Honey I'm home' and his whole demeanor changes.
Omg that would be so cute 😂
"Honey you would not believe the stress since you left"
"Im the daughter of the most over bearing parent in Greece, and have to be by her side or the world goes to an endless winter. How bad must have it been?"
Plot twist: It was actually all Persephone's plan
based
Omg I love this- have you read the twisted tale about this movie? (It’s called Go The Distance. Just finished it, really good.) it involves Hades and Persephone’s relationship while Demeter is all like Oh No WhErE iS mY dAuGhTerRrRrR and I love it-
He’s like Squidward, misunderstood and now we all relate to him.
Honestly 😆
How is he misunderstood he wanted to kill all the gods and rule the world. I really hope you can't actually relate to him
@Desedoo The Spellsword im greek I know the myth
@@kosta1123 you're greek christian right?
@@Asphyx12 well I'm not Christian but yeah I'm greek. Why are you asking ?
They couldn't have picked a better person to be hades then James woods he fits it perfectly
Hades: is actually loyal to his one wife.
Zeus: *Sweats profusely*
You mean the wife he kidnapped?
@@TrelliessRose Zeus as actually the one to blame as he ordered/allowed Hades to do it and egged him on.
Also it is shown that Persephone does love Hades, as when one person tried to flirt/seduce him she with killed them or turned them into a plant (I don’t remember very well.)
In the story it usually paints Zeus as the villain and on.y blames Hades for giving Persephone the seeds to keep her there. Hades doesn’t have multiple children and fuck up mortal lives by having a bunch of children and not caring for said children. Unlike Zeus, Hades isn’t some serial r#pist who ruined the lives of many.
@@TrelliessRose read the comments around other stories, depends on where you get the Info/source since there is multiple ways it went down
@@TrelliessRose depends on which myth you go by. There a couple of verisions where she marries him willingly
Hades: God of the UNDERWORLD
Girls: At least he doesn't cheat though
Hades: "what are those?"
Me: "ah yes, a man of culture"
literally
Back again with the white Vans!
@@dinkymak another man of culture i see
No.
@@Uchiha-fi4ij yes
The fact that he’s self aware of his hair going out is *BRILLIANT*
1.1k likes and no comments? Also yes i love that part too lol
wig reference.
Yep
One of the reasons why Hades is the best villain because of his relatability. He is so underrated but we all know he’s iconic.
The whole "he's a guy" gets me every single time 😂
For real, it's especially true in Greek mythology
I read this as he said it 🤣
Hades was right tbh if Hercules wasn’t in a Disney movie he’d be an a**hole and Meg would get hurt and hades actually tried to stop her from doing that even if it was for his own benefit,can’t say he didn’t tell her so
I don't get it. What is it about that line that gets you? I'm actually curious. Is it supposed to be a reference to the men from the Greek myths in general?
@@DamontheDemon7 yup: divine, demigods, & mortals in general
“I haven’t been this choked up since I got a hunk of musaka caught in my throat” is a criminally underrated line
*moufasa
@@aidanmatthewgalea7761 no
@@MeoburN07 you know what he actually said and refuse to believe it, coward
"what, is this a crowd or a mosaic???"
In finnish dub his first line was "The last time i was so full of warmth, was when i swallowed a match"
I feel like Hades’ and Meg’s dynamic is just daughter and father, Meg looks so done with Hades sometimes lmfao
“I OWN YOU!”
Eh, I don't know if I would call it like a father and daughter dynamic. It would be a little creepy if it was.
@@chaseashley6775 4:01 when, the computer 🖥 virus 🦠 pops up.
@@chaseashley6775 so, he's like Ariel's father then 😂
@@chaseashley6775 How very Jamie Spears of him
James Woods as Hades was probably the best Disney casting ever. The animators did a beautiful job with his performance too.
Fun fact: James woods liked his role as hades so much that when Disney asked him to reprise his role in videos games or tv series, he quickly accepted it
You can tell he's having an absolute blast in the booth every single time he speaks.
@@alwaysfallingshort no kidding
Of course it was james fucking woods
Among other such iterations of the role, such as his appearances in the kingdom hearts series
@@velocityraptor2890 I know
"The Trojans, well they bet on the wrong horse."
Dang, Hades...just, dang xD
Do you want to know the full story of that? Zeus throws a party inviting all the gods except Eris the primorial goddess of Chaos. Feeling snubbed she grabs one of Gaia's golden apples and inscribes on it "For the fairest" before hawking it over the wall into the party. Three Goddesses found the apple, Aphrodite, Athena, and Harmonia begin to fight over who is the fairest ruining the party. If this ended there then it would have been a win for Eris, but it doesn't stop there.
Zeus has to put an end to the argument so he decides a wise mortal king will decide which of the three is the fairest. The King of Troy was known for being a wise king so he was selected as the judge. Now none of the goddesses were supposed to cheat, but they all did. Athena offered him knowledge in exchange for his vote. Harmonia offered him military prowess and some of the best tactics her father knew. Aphrodite offered to sleep with him and give him one women in the world to be his wife.
He chose Aphrodite, got laid, and then picked the King of Sparta's wife. Sparta the military super power. Sparta the nation where they could never let that slide in a billion years. So Sparta declares war. Que the Trojan War. And that is the story of how Eris wiped out Troy with an apple.
@@Kevin7557 That's one bad apple then.
Thats was very specific
@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 _nagareteku toki no naka de demo...._
@@RaemiChimiko kedarusa ga hora guruguru mawatte
"Aren't we forgetting one teensy weensy but ever so crucial little tiny detail? *I OWN YOU!"*
_-Hades, Lord of the Underworld_
I bet Meg swore by the river Styx, the river of divinely made oaths, so yes
I was scrolling though the comments, I saw this comments and that exact part happenned in the video lol
Me when my cat is being sassy
1,000th like
3:55
i cant get over him going "okay well i deserve that" at the end
4:54 it's funny that Hades says he has "plans for August", considering that pretty much everyone in Greece takes the whole month of August off (usually for vacation)
Uhm, wasnt August live in the Rome empire, after the Ancient Greece?
@@mercury9641 No, as in the month of August. The one that was named after that guy.
Nah it’s because that’s one of the times Persephone will be there
Funny. In Bulgaria lots of people also take August off to go to Greece on vacation.
@@hristaki99 in romania too
Greece,Turkey or Bulgaria
Romanians top 3 favorite holliday destinations
"Full of dead people, what're you gonna do?"
This single sentence made me love Hades
MCU fandom in a nutshell:
For me it was "he's a GuY"
Hilarious 😂 didn't expect him to say that to someone in love.
See this is why Helheim and The Underworld should have been treated like the ER on call. 😂
@@kneelingfish437 no
"nuT"
“He’s a *guy* “
One line and Hades was sold as my favorite character
Yes he only speak facts !
"He's a guy"
If you consider the fact that he's associated with Greek gods and such, this line is so much better if you know the actual mythology
@@Nameless_Cat_IsAGoodGame The bit where he killed her? Yep. I heard.
@@Nameless_Cat_IsAGoodGame explain
He was always a mood bro
“Woah, is my hair out” the genuine surprise and concern on his face and voice in the middle of a war gets me every time! 😂 5:12
Lol
5:13/5:14
@@scolipede1549 I hope the other side of ur pillow is cool
Istg this scene in spanish is HILARIOUS
@@valeriasocorro573 isn't it "¡Ay! ¿Quien apago la vela?" 😂😂😂
I can kind of see why he went rogue. He comes in, tries to make a joke, and everyone glares at him. Then his brother makes a not as good joke and everyone laughs because hes the king of the gods. Is imagine a millennium of that type of treatment.
I'd go rogue too.
Honestly, looking back on this movie now, it's kinda hard not to root for him...
And being FORCED to take the job as Lord of the Underworld? Yeah, I’d be pissed too.
@@JPhillyyyyy Forced because he got tricked by his brother who he trusted after all they had been through during the Titan War.
Man, Hades just can't ever catch a break.
Yeah but working in the Underworld is a pretty sweet gig...he is the richest god because of all the precious metals and jewels.
We’ll knowing how Zeus is in actual myth he probably has everyone afraid of him, and since this is a modern portal of Hades(who’s almost always portrayed as evil I.E Clash of the Titans and God Of War)
Fun fact: In Greek mythology, Hades is a good guy. But Zeus is a full blown jerk.
Oh hey Cyrus! Didn't expect to see you here
ik that Zeus was a jerk but I didn’t hear anything about Hades
@@redicated2528 honestly, besides abducting Persephone that one time (before they fall in love with each other), he's one of the most decent Greek gods.
@@Baronnax you know its pretty funny how normally that would make him a horrible person, but by mythology standards, he’s practically a saint.
Ya, this movie is great, but soooo mythologically wrong
2:15 this was over looked by almost everyone watching but dude holy sh!t Meg has hyper sonic reaction speed if she can casually dodge Hades Inferno attack..😳
Fun fact: James Woods has admitted repeatedly Hades was his favourite role of his career and that he loved it so much he offered to voice him for free and even voices him in the kingdom of hearts games.
It's like John de Lancie with Q on Star Trek: He loves playing the role so much that he'll do it for basically anyone at the drop of a hat.
He also voiced Hades in the Hercules TV show, House of Mouse, and Mickey's House of Villains.
Now that is dedication
Why would he offer to do it for free when he was gonna get paid anyway 😭💀
@@Smoke--- because that’s how much he loves the role
meg: hercules would never do anything to hurt me!
also hercules in the real mythology: *kills her*
To be fair she did give him a toga wrapped in poison blood and he was pretty much driven mad by the pain.
@@adamsteele23 no, that was deianira, his second wife. he killed meg after hera drove him mad as revenge because zeus had an affair with alcmene
Honestly Hercules was a pretty decent guys in mythology (I think). Him and Perseus are my favorite hero’s. It’s not their fault Zeus would fuck anyone and anything at anytime
@@hanamaryam7882 well if you call someone who:
-killed their music teacher and a cupbearer
-abandoned a quest because some boytoy couldn't do his one job
-insulted someone else's funeral
-killed a messenger in response to the poisoned robe
...as a "decent guy" then I question your morals & standards
@@盧璘壽로인수 pretty sure he's comparing him to the likes of zeus
“Uh, guys? Olympus would be that way.”
. . .
“ZOOS!!”
s o o s
ZOOOOOOOOOOO-
ZOOOOOOOO-
ZOOOO
"YOUR SON HAS RETURNED-" oops, wrong universe.
0:51 AND THATSSS THE GOSPEL TRU-
They made the only Greek God that didn't act as bad as the others the villain. I get he's the God of the underworld but in actual Greek Mythology, he's a pretty chilled dude
Except for the kidnapping of Persephone, tricking her into eating fruit from the underworld, and forcing her to stay (during winter and fall since Zeus told her she could spend spring and summer with her mother Demeter).
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 Actually depending on the myth Hades didnt kidnap her, Zeus gave Persephone to him after Hades told Zeus he loved her. Also Persephone loved Hades.
Underworld doesnt equal hell my guy. Underworld is just the afterlife for everyone
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 except the original mythos literally goes out of its way to blame Zeus for all of this. Zeus is her father, Hades approached Zeus to basically ask for her hand in marriage, he just says to kidnap her, and he ends up treating her right. His only blunder is giving her the pomegranate.
@@sorceress_of_craft1036 except for the fact there are different versions of that so depending on the one people are talking about hades isn’t the terribly guy in the scenario
"He would never do anything to hurt me"
"He's a guy!"
He must have experience
He got to watch how Zeus treated women for eternity
Look at his bro
Zeus… because Hades was faithful to his wife
Yeah it’s Greece, basically EVERYONE was gay
yeah, look how queercoded he is, mustve had some experience
Are we just gonna speed past the fact that Hercules said “not now” to the guy who just said he was king of the dead
What do we say to Hades? " Not today."
Also let's mention Hades called Zeus babe
@@AdamDeathstars Considering Zeus in general, actually please let's not mention that lmao
The only reason he didn't do anything to him is that he wasn't his type looks-wise 😭😭😭😭
Love his hand gestures! A lot of thought went into these animations
At 4:55 Hades mentions how he’s on a schedule and has plans for August aka the start of Autumn = Persephone coming back to the Underworld maybe?
Yes
yesss
That's soooo cute
Sorry to be the captain killjoy but that's the time when the planets aligned
But it's kinda sweet to think that he was preparing for Persephone's return
@@hoanganphanle Aw is that so? Oh well just let me dream
3:14 Hades was the originator for this meme, change my mind
I thought so too
This movie came out in 97' , that meme came out in 2016?
@@TangoRango19 Lol it's just a joke dude 😄
@@zemaddonzo3504 I know its a joke, I don't know why you think I was offended
@@TangoRango19 Lol I didn't assume that, just thought you took it literal
At the beginning, when Hades compliments Aphrodite's dress, Aphrodite gets offended because apparently the dress is more attractive than her divine beauty. Genius.
You mean hera? Im lost here
@@ilozone8327 He complimented Aphrodite's dress; Aphrodite would be offended in a vanity sense if her dress looked better than her. Or rather if the compliment was aimed at what she was wearing vs saying she herself is looking "divinely pretty as usual"
Or she was just surprised it was a compliment when she was prepared to ignore him and probably expecting rudeness.
@@nkbujvytcygvujno6006 Well, getting a compliment from a under lord... Yeah, I thought Zeus was worse
I've been wondering about this for so long
“ he would never do anything to hurt m- “
“HES A GUY!!!”
Hades and Scar over all other villians
I’d like to point out that King Louie from the Jungle Book is a Disney villain who had no negative motivations, Scar is the best written, and Hades is the funniest, Louie funnily enough is the nicest
@@TsulaAngenati2292 I always found Judge Frollo to be really well written, not funny or charming though, just scary as shit
@@malepatternbaldness. yeah, he’s also the most realistic Disney evil villain
Bill cipher is the best in my opinion
@@anextremlyobbisehoovy8254 he’s an Ama one villain, my favorite villain is Tai Lung
As a kid I thought hades was a scary jerk.. now he’s hilarious and relatable 😂
James Woods can make a villain likable.
Yeah, and if we want to get mythologically accurate, Zeus is an asshole and a whore.
And in terms of Greek mythology, completely misunderstood (except for when he took Persephone to be his wife).
With teeth like those, a child could easily mistake him for some kind of devilish clown.
@@Heraldo_Del_Marcompared to other goddesses she got it easy cough hera cough
“Is this an audience or an mosaic” is such an underrated line.
0:11
That was actually improved by the actor for Hades: James Woods.
@@osmanyousif7849 same actor who voices Toreno in gta sa
@@gianshawn377 , and Reggie in Surf's Up.
"I PROMOTE HAPPINESS!! DO YOU SEE THE HAPPINESS!?!?!"
Considering all the people there are his family
(Poseidon, ares, Dionysus, Aphrodite, Athena who is a guy?)
Agreed
0:21 The life of a mortician right there. 😂
Fun Fact: When Hades says "Relax, It's only halftime" the Movie is at exactly at Halftime
Well, isn’t that just brilliant
I forgot the movie title, can you please tell me?
so is the video
@@mollyWalten_rules thank you!
then he lights a match at "game, set, match!"
In the movie, when Hades says “Relax, it’s only half time”, it happens halfway through the movie. I love how it’s halfway through this video as well. 😂
That's actually funny
I am your 1000th like
Reminds me of the gag in Spaceballs where Dark Helmet says "How about we take five?" before passing out, and you don't see him again for 5 minutes.
@@KodyCrimsonlol, I forgot how much I loved that movie.
The actor actually said that while he was recording, and it was unscripted, but it was so iconic they decided to keep it in the movie.
James Woods didn't have to go this hard, but he did. He did it for us.
His screaming is some of the best in voice acting
Damn shame he had to play as Guiliani in that one film, it's like getting Matt Lauer to play batman
He enjoyed playing hades so much that he continued to play him in all the kingdom hearts games which is generally uncommon for actors to do.
@@sfuikm I love how much he loves the role. I know he probably won't get cast in the live action version, but whoever does has some awfully big shoes to fill.
@@nathandavis2377 theres a chance he will but probably not yea. I'm not watching it if he doesn't lmao.
This film was my first ever trip to the cinema when i was 3 years old.
Hades is the reason i still watch it almost 3 decades later.
Mine was The Princess and the Frog
The moment you realise that in real Greek mythology Hades was the good guy who took his job seriously and didn’t mind the realm and Zeus was the bad guy who abused his trust and rulership and hated almost all the realm also thinking he was better than everyone else so yeah
Hades was dead serious. Only once did anyone convince him to relent and even then he had harsh term on it. He also kept his side of bargain.
@@somebody4175 All Olympian deities were related so no big deal for them.
@@somebody4175 Then he kinda had to let her go back home because Persephone's influence was needed. I guess Olympians did not want people freezestarving to death. Then there would be nobody to bully for shits and giggles. Then she went back to Hades so he must not have been an asshole like rest of Persephone's family was.
@@somebody4175 Zeus was way worse than Hades ever was. Zeus did not want to rule humanity. He wanted to kill it just because he didn't want to bother to do that work-part of his position. He had so much bastard offspring nobody could count and he certainly didn't. He dished out horrifying punishments for "reasons" petty and pointless even on standards of that time.
Hades in comparison was sane and reliable. He was utterly immune to bullshit and could even be reasoned with. Two idiots tried to capture Persephone and failed. Later Hades allowed one whose bright idea it wasn't go free. He also allowed Heracles to take Cerberus for a walk, but only if Heracles could win it's trust.
@@vksasdgaming9472
Honestly Hercules getting Cerberus from Hades is such a stealth comedy moment.
Some asshole tasks you to bring him the pet dog of the god of the underworld because it'll never happen, and when you go to get it the god is like "Yeah sure, as long as you take him on a walk and be back by 9."
Both Hades and Yzma, two of the best Disney villains, break things when they’re angry. Hades breaks vases and Yzma breaks statues of Kuzco. This partly why I want them to be friends.
Oh right
Yzma, yzma from emperor's New groove
Yzma the villain of emperor's New groove
Emperor's New groove villain yzma
That yzma?
i love yzma
@@threestrikes1448 Yes Kronk.
Yzma: The god of the underworld wants to meet up with me?
This is great! To the secret portal to the underworld!
*dramatic music* Pull the lever, kronk!
WRONG LEVERŔRRRRRRRRR
@@zoe-yk8xh
I think she's the funniest villain of them all.
We need more sassy, iconic villains like Hades. Not just in Disney movies but in general. Hades is like the golden model for the perfect villain
"Meg, my little flower, my little bird, my little... NuT!"
Hades was hateable as a kid but when you're grown up he's just relatable.
Sad, but true.
Trruuuue I LOVE HIM !
I loved him as a kid
@@junlee7237 I agree 👍
I liked him even as a kid and even then i realised zeus was worse
"So is this an audience or a mosaic?"
-Just Hades casually slaughtering gods of Olympus
And casually breaking the fourth wall while he's at it
A villain you can never hate no matter how much you try.
No argument there
Dr Heinz Doofenshmirtz
That is so true. Especially in how James Wood was able to breathe life into a character with such depth throughout history. In a way making such a titled “God” from Mythology, relatable by his thoughts and actions, to that of how a regular “Person” would react in real life.
@@wolfenden9805 BAHAHA so true tho
The villain who says aloud that he deserved a hole in his head from a punch is the most likable villain ever.
And these days it takes a lot from a villain to admit that.
This animation was before its time
3:13 Hades was the first person to say "WHAT ARE THOSE?!" to someone's shoes lol
XD
Facts
Can you blame him? Forget the fact they they're Air Herc's; the damned *squeaking* made me mad on Hades behalf. It'd be enough to drive anyone nuts.
Wouldn't be surprised if this movie was the thing that inspired the meme
@@larsthemartian9554 that is a good fact, people probably make a comment about it 🤔
Love how everyone seems to think Hades being a god of death makes him a bad guy. He is not. He is NOT the god of death, that's Thanatos. Hades is more like the guy who does the paperwork, decides who is staying where in the underworld, has a guard dog to protect the gates and is a loyal and loving husband
exactly
It's actually because of the advent of Christianity that this happened to Hades, as the Christian narrative needed to have a devil figure in every other religion in order to justify assimilating it. Loki suffered the same fate in Norse mythology.
@@LordSiravant oh I didn't know that, that's actually very interesting! Thank you
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he named his dog spot 😂
Hades: “Olympus would be *that* way.”
That Random Titan: “ZOOOOOOOOOOOO-“
Obviously he was hoping that there was a zoo in Olympus,Hope he got to go to the zoo.
The guy wants to see an Armadillo, can you really blame him?
SASAGEYO
K-Kratos???
Me when I want to see giraffe
One of the greatest villans of all time