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A picture of Hades done by 
. I like how she did the pose to give him that "I don't care about whatever you're saying" attitude. The outfit is really good too.
. I like how she did the pose to give him that "I don't care about whatever you're saying" attitude. The outfit is really good too.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Dog (Other)
Size 451 x 850px
File Size 56.6 kB
Coloring will be a bit different, but yeah. That would be his civilian outfit, though people often question his chest plate.
He's very calm and passive, not really caring about anyone's opinions. This changes when his own thoughts are validated, something that has never happened before.
He's very calm and passive, not really caring about anyone's opinions. This changes when his own thoughts are validated, something that has never happened before.
Well, I guess I've never made that clear.
As ages passed, the people of Greece began to move from a life devoted solely to the gods to ones focused more on themselves, as the real Greeks did. Their prayers and offerings became fewer and fewer. Zeus saw the end of their era coming, but knew there would be a time the Olympians would be needed again. After many heated arguments, he was able to convince the others of this. The Olympians sealed their own powers away and became mortal, mixing their bloodline with the rest of mankind, ending the time of the gods. The only Olympian that remained was Hades, whose job was too important to the natural order to join his siblings.
Gaia, the titan of the earth, saw this as an opportunity. She collected her strength and slowly worked her influence into the seal of Tartarus, which locks her children the Titans away. Hades saw this and has been using his own blood to patch up the seal, but the effects were just temporaty.
Fast forward to the present day, Gaia finally shatters the seal of Tartarus, releasing her children. Hades chases down and battles the first titan, defeating him. It is there he senses the presence of his siblings and finds Benjamin and Heather.
So in a nutshell, they are reincarnations.
As ages passed, the people of Greece began to move from a life devoted solely to the gods to ones focused more on themselves, as the real Greeks did. Their prayers and offerings became fewer and fewer. Zeus saw the end of their era coming, but knew there would be a time the Olympians would be needed again. After many heated arguments, he was able to convince the others of this. The Olympians sealed their own powers away and became mortal, mixing their bloodline with the rest of mankind, ending the time of the gods. The only Olympian that remained was Hades, whose job was too important to the natural order to join his siblings.
Gaia, the titan of the earth, saw this as an opportunity. She collected her strength and slowly worked her influence into the seal of Tartarus, which locks her children the Titans away. Hades saw this and has been using his own blood to patch up the seal, but the effects were just temporaty.
Fast forward to the present day, Gaia finally shatters the seal of Tartarus, releasing her children. Hades chases down and battles the first titan, defeating him. It is there he senses the presence of his siblings and finds Benjamin and Heather.
So in a nutshell, they are reincarnations.
They are still her children, even if they did what they did. She's a mother character who wants to protect her children. After the titans were imprisoned, she saw the Olympians as traitors to the family. She sides along with the titans and the two other main villains. But I won't tell who those are.
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