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What special powers does Hades have?
Hades Powers
- Cap of Invisibility. Hades possessed the power of invisibility given to him through a magical helmet made by the cyclops.
- Control Over the Earth’s Riches.
- Keeper of the Souls.
- Hades and Cerberus.
- Stealer of Persephone.
Can Hades control the earth?
Hades wields extreme power in the underworld and all of its geography, which you can read more about below. Besides that, Hades, like all major Greek gods and goddesses, is an immortal being. Hades is also the god of wealth or riches, which makes him control all the riches found on earth.
Can Hades control lightning?
Afterall, he’s the god of the Oceans, Natural Disasters, Equastrians, Marine Life and Marine Weather, Winds, Ice, Storms and occasionaly, he could even control Lightning Bolts too (though not upto the same extent as Zeus).
Hades also has the power of invisibility. He is able to call upon this power through a magical helmet the cyclopes gave him. He has let mortals and other gods borrow this helmet to complete certain tasks. For example, he lent it to Perseus when he slew Medusa .
What are Hades strengths and weaknesses?
Hades’s strengths include his wealth of the earth, especially precious metals; persistence; and determinedness. His weaknesses include his passion for Persephone (also known as Kore), the daughter of Demeter and Zeus , and his own niece. (He kidnaps her to be his wife.) Hades is also impulsive and deceptive.
What are some personality traits of Hades?
Personality and traits. Like most Disney villains, Hades is portrayed as an hot-tempered egomaniac with violent mood swings, laid-back and humorous one minute, and flying into a murderous rage the next. A psychopathic character, he is suave, charismatic, witty, and often charming, but utterly remorseless and cruel.
Why was Hades banished to the underworld?
Hades was stuck with the Underworld because he was always depressed, so he believed that his spirits would be lifted if he chose a place where others shared his depression. He originally wanted the sky, so he challenged Zeus to a duel, but Zeus won. As punishment, Hades was banished to the Underworld.