Miscellaneous Myths: Theseus and Pirithous

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  • čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
  • REUPLOAD from earlier this morning, now with copyright claim removed and more of my fantabulous voice.
    We all know who Theseus is? Awesome! And Hades? Cool!
    What about Pirithous? No? Any takers?
    See, that's not too surprising, because when you're only famous for the dumbest moment of your life you have a way of falling out of the history books unless you manage to produce some appropriately spectacular collateral damage.
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  • @shutinpaladin6811
    @shutinpaladin6811 Před 5 lety +5957

    Hades: No one kidnaps my wife but ME.

  • @TheImpureOne
    @TheImpureOne Před 3 lety +5269

    I headcanon that when Asclepius met with Hades, Hades said “If you wonder why you died, I asked Zeus to make you stop stealing my subjects. I thought that he’ll just talk to you, but he just set you on fire. I’m so sorry about that.”

    • @LittleMissRequiem
      @LittleMissRequiem Před 3 lety +831

      Philip Youtsos Considering Asclepius is later resurrected as a god of healing (but has to promise to NEVER bring back the dead again in return), that wouldn’t surprise me.

    • @mysteryjunkie9808
      @mysteryjunkie9808 Před 3 lety +324

      I think the 3 Fates where mad too said their threads got tangled

    • @sebastianstewart6894
      @sebastianstewart6894 Před 3 lety +87

      Don't understand why asclepius didn't just do the Jesus thing and become a lich or was his body to burnt for that to happen?

    • @ahmedamine24
      @ahmedamine24 Před 3 lety +56

      @@LittleMissRequiem Nowadays Asclepius is really pushing the envelope on that one.

    • @sebastianstewart6894
      @sebastianstewart6894 Před 3 lety +36

      @@ahmedamine24 bring back not resuscitate its different. You can't resuscitate sads, they dead.

  • @thacc8216
    @thacc8216 Před 3 lety +7090

    All the other gods: *doing literally whatever and being as dramatic as possible*
    Hades: professionals have standards.

    • @jasonmartin4775
      @jasonmartin4775 Před 3 lety +164

      I see you are a man of culture as well.

    • @SilverHairedFreak25
      @SilverHairedFreak25 Před 3 lety +486

      Hades:
      -Be polite
      -Be efficient
      -Have a karmic punishment for everyone you meet

    • @CrashmoreElectricBlue
      @CrashmoreElectricBlue Před 3 lety +162

      Bein' King of the Underworld's a good job mate.

    • @thacc8216
      @thacc8216 Před 3 lety +121

      @@CrashmoreElectricBlue it’s challenging work. Out of doors.

    • @argspid
      @argspid Před 3 lety +89

      @@CrashmoreElectricBlue I'll be honest with you. My parents do not care for me.

  • @michaelbarney4060
    @michaelbarney4060 Před 3 lety +2783

    I'm sorry, but I will never be able to take Cerberus seriously ever again now that I know his name translates to "Spot".

    • @clayxros576
      @clayxros576 Před 3 lety +265

      Doggo is doggo

    • @Feu_Ghost
      @Feu_Ghost Před 3 lety +205

      Now, i see Cerberus like a dalmatian, and I feel so sorry about it XDD

    • @mangotree1032
      @mangotree1032 Před 3 lety +52

      @@Feu_Ghost that has sent me

    • @GhostBear3067
      @GhostBear3067 Před 3 lety +82

      @@Feu_Ghost I am wondering how old that breed is now because the Dalmatia region in the Balkans is not particularly far from Greece...

    • @TerryBradstreet
      @TerryBradstreet Před 2 lety +83

      “Fluffy the Terrible.”

  • @jamdeluxe7456
    @jamdeluxe7456 Před 5 lety +6061

    “hey let’s steal hades wife
    *what could possibly go wrong* “

    • @neutronalchemist3241
      @neutronalchemist3241 Před 4 lety +390

      In a version of the mith, Pirithous, not being able to decide what of Zeus' daughters would suit him best, asked the oracle of Delphi for advice. The Oracle mocked him answering "why not Persephone? She's the most noble of Zeus' daughters." (obviously meaning that he was aiming really too high, since the queen of the underworld, wife of Zeus' brother, was clearly out of the reach of every mortal), but Pirithous took that for serious!

    • @cartooncritique6625
      @cartooncritique6625 Před 4 lety +70

      Now I'm just imagining Pirithous having Bubsy's voice. XD

    • @bishlessmf4699
      @bishlessmf4699 Před 4 lety +47

      Jam Deluxe
      Hades @ piritus: COME AT ME BRO!!

    • @trial_with_an_error9687
      @trial_with_an_error9687 Před 4 lety +46

      *Cue Always Sunny in Philadelphia theme*

    • @abyssmal
      @abyssmal Před 4 lety +103

      Let's steal Persephone he said.
      *It'll be fun, he said*

  • @sharlin648
    @sharlin648 Před 5 lety +10241

    Hades is basically a beauracrat who does his job as best he can whilst the rest of the Greek Gods were a soap opera :p

    • @Somewhat-Evil
      @Somewhat-Evil Před 4 lety +476

      Hades is certainly the "Black Sheep" of his family.

    • @TiroDvD
      @TiroDvD Před 4 lety +193

      Comes with a mahogany desk.

    • @jaimeeking4711
      @jaimeeking4711 Před 4 lety +23

      Steven Cross 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰

    • @johnmartin4119
      @johnmartin4119 Před 4 lety +120

      His Underworld life may be strictly business, but do not be fooled his love life is just as drama heavy as the rest. Both when they first met, and whenever Persephone interfered with Hades’ job

    • @clayxros576
      @clayxros576 Před 4 lety +125

      Technically Hades is still kicking since when the end of the world is triggered he just continues to chill in the underworld once the fireworks are over.

  • @magiv4205
    @magiv4205 Před 4 lety +7455

    Hades and Persephone are the original Gomez and Morticia Addams. The OG goth powercouple. Mark my words.

    • @SingingSealRiana
      @SingingSealRiana Před 3 lety +249

      Gomez und morticia are one of two realy wholesome relationships I found in modern media, the other are Tracys parents from Hairspray! . . . And and potentialy Aziraphel and Crowly from good omens. Who 3 healthy couples!

    • @kaiad6786
      @kaiad6786 Před 3 lety +127

      ... There are no words, for how much you are appreciated, for pointing that out.

    • @chromatic_fate7114
      @chromatic_fate7114 Před 3 lety +98

      I AM FUCKING SCREAMING BECAUSE MY PARENTS HAVE MORTICIA AND GOMEZ SHIRTS AND I HAVE THEM AS MORTICIA AND GOMEZ IN MY CONTACTS AND AAAHHHHHHHRRRRRRRRGGG!!!!!!!

    • @cramerfloro5936
      @cramerfloro5936 Před 3 lety +22

      Nergal and Ereshkigal: EXCUSE US!?!

    • @johnapple6646
      @johnapple6646 Před 3 lety +38

      I don't normally ship couples but 0:14 is goddamn cute

  • @phastinemoon
    @phastinemoon Před 3 lety +4682

    Who else is rewatching this after the Hades and Persephone video went up, and thinks it’s probably a good thing Pirithous met Hades INSTEAD of “Dread Persephone”.

    • @Attaxalotl
      @Attaxalotl Před 3 lety +946

      Seeing as Dread Persephone once attempted to send Aphrodite a box of actual murder and Hades is consistently the most chill greek god...
      Yeah.

    • @anarchomando7707
      @anarchomando7707 Před 3 lety +37

      @@Attaxalotl link please?

    • @Attaxalotl
      @Attaxalotl Před 3 lety +160

      @@anarchomando7707 It's another one of the videos by this channel, I think the one about Eros and Psyche?

    • @BlackCover95
      @BlackCover95 Před 3 lety +347

      Honestly, I can’t picture Persephone being kidnapped.
      Sure, Hades did it, but he was a powerful god. A mortal attempting it would be like a five year old seriously trying to abduct a grown man. They ain’t going anywhere.

    • @cardboardcrafter2482
      @cardboardcrafter2482 Před 3 lety +59

      @@BlackCover95 Trying to abduct a grown man with an assault rifle.

  • @virgoboi24
    @virgoboi24 Před 5 lety +1489

    You forgot the best part! When Heracles rescues Theseus, he tries to pull him as he is stuck/fused to the chair. Heracles pulls so hard that his ass rips off. Theseus is free but his buttcheeks as well as Prithious remained in the underworld. He He would be jokingly known as Theseus the Assless for the rest of his life.

    • @LittleMissRequiem
      @LittleMissRequiem Před 4 lety +82

      virgoboi24 Not sure if you found it yet or not, but that part is covered in her Heracles video.

    • @JimmyJohn89808
      @JimmyJohn89808 Před 4 lety +252

      A literal example of "Your ass belongs to me."

    • @daryleaton7110
      @daryleaton7110 Před 4 lety +107

      One way to become less of an ass 😜

    • @reyonXIII
      @reyonXIII Před 4 lety +67

      Oh, if only he was less of an ass when he was rescued....he was still an ass after, coz I'm pretty sure the whole debacle with Ariadne was after this. And, of course, the whole chicanery with Hippolyta and then Medea.

    • @Starmadien2019
      @Starmadien2019 Před 3 lety +17

      I love this but please cite some sources because I want this to be true.

  • @allison.m_0719
    @allison.m_0719 Před 5 lety +4739

    Greek problems:
    5 percent : actual problems like natural disasters
    5 percent: someone picked a fight with a god
    10 percent : someone was prettier than Aphrodite
    80 percent :
    Zeus couldn’t keep it in his pants

    • @rahmanmoncatar9675
      @rahmanmoncatar9675 Před 5 lety +384

      50 percent:aphrodite is making ship wars all over the goddamn place

    • @agungpriambodo1674
      @agungpriambodo1674 Před 5 lety +209

      that 80% is actually 50% Zeus 20% Poseidon 10% Apollo

    • @apenasmaisumdiogo.7115
      @apenasmaisumdiogo.7115 Před 4 lety +51

      But natural disasters were gods's fault anyway

    • @unkindled6410
      @unkindled6410 Před 4 lety +67

      @@apenasmaisumdiogo.7115 to be fair, natural disasters are actually part of the job of some of them, so sometimes its not like they are doing it just for the laughs or because they ar ebeing assholes... sometimes.

    • @hadeskingoftheunderworld7010
      @hadeskingoftheunderworld7010 Před 4 lety +16

      @@unkindled6410 sometimes being the operative wird here

  • @ceruleanwalker1069
    @ceruleanwalker1069 Před 3 lety +3201

    Ever get the feeling that Hades just looks at his nephew's running around causing havoc and his family being as disfunctional as a sack full of cats in a windtunnel and thinks "not my monkey's, not my circus." I think he dodged a bullet when he got the underworld. Also Persephone and Hades reading together is so wholesome I might die.

    • @wppb50
      @wppb50 Před 3 lety +140

      And they'll be waiting when you do.

    • @mitchellneuhoff9946
      @mitchellneuhoff9946 Před 3 lety +200

      There is a reason why he stays in the underworld and never gets involved with Olympus and I’m assuming that’s why Persephone married him as well not just because she loves him because he’s a very loving husband and just to be a queen but they get away from all the drama down there it’s just her him and their big puppy dog

    • @sadwasdead5065
      @sadwasdead5065 Před 3 lety +57

      well if you DO die, then you're lucky to meet them in person

    • @zachjaeger6401
      @zachjaeger6401 Před 2 lety +18

      wholesome overload.

    • @zachjaeger6401
      @zachjaeger6401 Před 2 lety +19

      @@sadwasdead5065 when you die not if you die (Do not forget we are all mortal.)

  • @stewartgames6697
    @stewartgames6697 Před 4 lety +8500

    There's also the story of how the "big three" - Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades - decided to divide the realms of the world. After the Titanomachy, the three worry that a new war will erupt between them as they fight over who will rule the Heavens. It was Hades, the oldest and wisest brother, who suggests that they instead draw lots and accept the outcome, and when he got the worst choice and was put in charge of the Underworld instead of the Heavens or the Seas Hades accepted his role with grace. A few interpretations of the myth hint that Hades chose the Underworld on purpose because he took pity on the dead and wished for them to have a place of their own rather than wandering the world as lost spirits forever. In most later depictions Hades is often praised as being a kind deity that stores all the seeds of the world in a great underground vault during winter so that they do not die in the cold, and releases them and gives them fertility in the spring when his wife Persephone returns to the surface. He does this because he felt guilty that his abduction of Persephone had plunged the world into an eternal winter, and feels he should take responsibility for the consequences of his actions. And speaking of Persephone, he treats her as best he can - allowing her to return to the living for several months every year despite her having eaten the foods of the underworld, and showering her with precious jewels and gems (his domain being deep beneath the earth and an enormous cavern, he is also the god of gemstones and precious metals).The only real complaint folks have towards him in the myths is that Hades is basically a stickler for bureaucracy, a bit boring and extremely methodical - he hardly ever budges on the rules of the underworld, takes his task of keeping the dead separate from the living extremely seriously, and avoids attending the parties and feasts that all the other gods go to.

    • @ProfessionalNamielleLewder69
      @ProfessionalNamielleLewder69 Před 4 lety +1606

      So Hades and Persephone are the only sane gods in the rainbow of madness that are the Greek Deities?
      *EDIT:* Hestia and Hephaestus, join the friggin' club...

    • @eluthiel6894
      @eluthiel6894 Před 4 lety +391

      Avalos Altair Miraos pretty much yeah

    • @wooyeah1738
      @wooyeah1738 Před 4 lety +565

      Avalos Altair Miraos And Hestia and somewhat Hephaestus and Athena. Those 5 are the best gods in my opinion.

    • @amethal5951
      @amethal5951 Před 4 lety +409

      pandemonium present I’m not sure about Athena, she cursed Arachne cause she beat her in weaving, and cursed Medusa for... being raped... Wise goddess she is

    • @Sigismund697
      @Sigismund697 Před 4 lety +271

      @@wooyeah1738 yeah Athena had a couple of dick moments tho

  • @lauv3871
    @lauv3871 Před 5 lety +5259

    I have no idea why, but I really love the way Hades and Persephone are drawn in these videos. Maybe it's the black outfits and the white hair? I don't know. Anyway, agreed, Hades deserves more credit for NOT being a jerk.

    • @s40404___
      @s40404___ Před 5 lety +82

      Laura Velazquez when I saw your name I first thought it said Leo Valdez
      Look it up

    • @chelsealam8485
      @chelsealam8485 Před 5 lety +56

      I agree... Hades also looks like Lotor in Voltron (Netflix).

    • @Jewel_World_Writer
      @Jewel_World_Writer Před 5 lety +38

      Somebody agrees with me on how i like the way they are drawn.

    • @alyssaburda2090
      @alyssaburda2090 Před 5 lety +68

      He did nothing wrong...Kid Icarus uprising and Disney Herecles (Sorry about my spelling!)...
      PEOPLE! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?! HE DID NOTHING WRONG! My god...
      People need to give him more credit! What did he *EVER* do to you?

    • @AznOmega
      @AznOmega Před 5 lety +54

      @@alyssaburda2090 God of the underworld and death (in some cases), they don't like death. That and Christianity kinda compared him to Lucifer/the devil. Really, only bright side from the evil bastard Hades is both KIU and Hercules had him be extremely funny and likable despite being evil.
      The people being tortured in the underworld by Hades, well, they kinda deserved it. Wondering if they will do the other 2 myths about the mortals on Tartarus.
      Also, think this was on Tvtropes, but one version of this myth was apparently ASKING Hades if they could marry Persephone.

  • @avatarofaiyel
    @avatarofaiyel Před 5 lety +9489

    y'all can d'aww over Hades and Persephone's relationship as much as you like.
    For myself, as someone with severe seasonal allergies, I think the Greeks had it dead on accurate when they decided that the goddess of spring was also the queen of hell.

    • @agungpriambodo1674
      @agungpriambodo1674 Před 5 lety +561

      Persephone is also queen of the upper underworld which is basically like being alive

    • @ajustice1768
      @ajustice1768 Před 4 lety +245

      This is a beautifully hilarious comment.

    • @yupbrookeishere5681
      @yupbrookeishere5681 Před 4 lety +56

      YES

    • @jumpyhawk3401
      @jumpyhawk3401 Před 4 lety +40

      That comment made my night bro

    • @cartooncritique6625
      @cartooncritique6625 Před 4 lety +140

      @Keith Macy Didn't the Underworld also house the Dream World too. 'Cause I think the Gods of Sleep and Dreams were also chilling down there as well.

  • @Silverwind87
    @Silverwind87 Před 4 lety +873

    "So Theseus, I've heard you kidnapped a child to make her your wife. Why don't you have a seat over there? FOREVER."

    • @CJCroen1393
      @CJCroen1393 Před 3 lety +196

      Theseus: No see, it was okay because I was going to wait until she was old enough!
      Hades: THAT IS THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF OKAY!

    • @AsaelTheBeast
      @AsaelTheBeast Před 3 lety +140

      Thing is, he does eventually let Theseus go. specifically, he allows Hercules to rescue him. By then Helen had already been recued and returned home, and he doesn't make another attempt on her.
      His brother? Not so much. When herc reaches out to help Pirithous the ground quakes- evidence of Hades displeasure- and Hercules decides that maybe it's better to leave him behind.

    • @Smashboi76
      @Smashboi76 Před 3 lety +27

      @@AsaelTheBeast but the asscheecks stayed. Forever

    • @Ragazaloth
      @Ragazaloth Před 3 lety +59

      "and your brother wait what's his name again?? pirithose? pirithouse? pirithous thanks random skeleton, you wanted to steal MY wife?"

    • @GhostBear3067
      @GhostBear3067 Před 3 lety +90

      @@Smashboi76
      Hades: "You can take that one back, but his ass is mine."
      Heracles: "Wait, how..."
      Hades: "Just take him off the chair."
      (Flesh tearing sounds mixed with Theseus screaming)
      Heracles: "Oh now I get it."

  • @emoon6618
    @emoon6618 Před 3 lety +2003

    The moment when Hades and Persephone are reading books while Persephone is resting her legs on his almost made me cry.

    • @gloomy_nightflower7007
      @gloomy_nightflower7007 Před 3 lety +66

      Their just so cute-

    • @c-men1939
      @c-men1939 Před 2 lety +15

      Nice name

    • @N.I.A23
      @N.I.A23 Před 2 lety +53

      Red is the biggest "hades x persephone " shipper in the world, and she doesn't even try to hide it.

    • @thebighurt2495
      @thebighurt2495 Před 2 lety +38

      @@N.I.A23 It's been a good ship for 3k years, why break it up now?

    • @jacklajoie9126
      @jacklajoie9126 Před rokem +4

      ....I thought they were supposed to be mobile phones

  • @Cyclonestorm8
    @Cyclonestorm8 Před 7 lety +543

    "May as well get to know your future husband-in-law before kidnapping and marrying his wife"
    I find that line far more humorous than I think I actually should.

  • @jitterjatter6218
    @jitterjatter6218 Před 6 lety +7831

    So basically, Theseus and Pirithous are basically the Greek God versions of Logan and Jake Paul?

  • @jordanloux3883
    @jordanloux3883 Před 3 lety +510

    Hades: Oh, and Theseus, I have an old friend of yours that would like to say hi.
    The Minotaur: 'cracking his knuckles...'

  • @larainethorpe2847
    @larainethorpe2847 Před 4 lety +735

    Loves his wife, keeps his promises, does his job. If that is not the perfect husband I don't know what is

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +55

      Hades is unironically the best husband in all of Greek Mythology. Not that the bar is particularly high, but still. He’s a good person

    • @thebighurt2495
      @thebighurt2495 Před 2 lety +17

      @@pokeyscorpion8224 The most tragic husband is Haephestus. Dude is like the Hunchback of Notre Dame, but if he was underground and Esmerelda cheated on him... constantly.

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +2

      @@thebighurt2495 Agreed

    • @jelly29yago78
      @jelly29yago78 Před 2 lety +5

      He also has a dog named spot- what more could u want

    • @santymartin7383
      @santymartin7383 Před 2 lety

      @@thebighurt2495 didnt he try to rape athenea?

  • @BigTuk
    @BigTuk Před 5 lety +4731

    There was a reason hades was generally so chill. It's because of his position as king of the underworld. Baring divine intervention from Zeus... sooner or later your mortal-doomed-to-die self would wind up on his doorstep and Hades had a good memory. and many imaginative punishments. Remember, Zeus and other gods could only really torment or kill you. Hade got yo ass for eternity.

    • @ErebusAlekos
      @ErebusAlekos Před 5 lety +619

      BigTuk so he’s patient. ANOTHER good quality

    • @cloudypine3683
      @cloudypine3683 Před 5 lety +60

      oof

    • @agungpriambodo1674
      @agungpriambodo1674 Před 5 lety +419

      He's so patient and honest, even when after Zeus' consorts were murdered by Hera
      and come complaining all night about how unfair it is to Hades & Persephone

    • @rosesbloom324
      @rosesbloom324 Před 4 lety +235

      "Divine intervention from Zeus"
      You mean Zeus producing about 90% of all demi-gods who became gods/immortal?

    • @isaacgraff8288
      @isaacgraff8288 Před 4 lety +66

      Go ahead brother and kill him... Its my turn.

  • @emmawiley2452
    @emmawiley2452 Před 6 lety +1754

    You know what?
    Almost every problem in Greek myth could have been avoided if the guys weren't egotistical brats.....
    or if Zeus kept his pants on.

    • @maximaldinotrap
      @maximaldinotrap Před 5 lety +121

      Or Poseidon, or nearly every other member of the Pantheon except, and including some women.
      Also if the oracles were better at explaining the prophecies.
      Perseus's whole story could have been avoided if the oracle was honest about Acrisius's death being anti-climatic and accidental.

    • @MeepChangeling
      @MeepChangeling Před 5 lety +106

      That's the problem. The Ancient Greeks never wore pants and equated the wearing of pants with savagery. The gods could never be so barbaric as to wear pants, because they are ment to be idolized Greek values. Thus, Zeus had no pants to keep it in.

    • @acedragon1456
      @acedragon1456 Před 5 lety +45

      Well, he should have kept it in his toga then :P

    • @KyanbuXM
      @KyanbuXM Před 5 lety +45

      Zeus doesn't have pants. He burned those a long time ago. They just kept getting in the way of his mission to bang existence itself.

    • @blastom8888
      @blastom8888 Před 5 lety +7

      He should've worn a belt then( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

  • @TheCrimsonIdol987
    @TheCrimsonIdol987 Před 4 lety +2629

    One day, Persephone was crying as she was petting Cerberus.
    Hades asked, "What's wrong, hon?"
    Persephone responded, "I don't have enough hands to pet with!"

    • @queenkaterose
      @queenkaterose Před 3 lety +221

      That’s wholesome

    • @boitshepotlhatlosi7788
      @boitshepotlhatlosi7788 Před 3 lety +77

      @@queenkaterose indeed

    • @captainahab5522
      @captainahab5522 Před 3 lety +68

      That is cute

    • @phastinemoon
      @phastinemoon Před 3 lety +99

      The version I heard, she’d had too much wine and that was what set off the waterworks.

    • @persephone3537
      @persephone3537 Před 3 lety +33

      I already fixed that, I just grow a third arm out of sone sort of plant and give Hades an heart attack

  • @Silverwind87
    @Silverwind87 Před 3 lety +364

    Pirithous: Heracles, help me!
    Hades: I think you're forgetting one teeny tiny but ever so crucial little detail: I OWN YOU!

    • @ewankirby2602
      @ewankirby2602 Před 3 lety +50

      This is the only use of this quote that I will accept as accurate

    • @melvinfranco2142
      @melvinfranco2142 Před 2 lety +27

      Pirithous: Never mind.

    • @itscznben8728
      @itscznben8728 Před 2 měsíci

      @@ewankirby2602 what’s it originally from?

    • @LollipopKnight2
      @LollipopKnight2 Před 2 měsíci +4

      The Disney Hercules movie, which is cosmologically quite inaccurate to the Greek myths that it draws from, including making Hades a Satan analogue, and Hercules's main antagonist.
      Still, the role was delightfully delivered by James Woods, including the line referenced.

    • @itscznben8728
      @itscznben8728 Před 2 měsíci

      @@LollipopKnight2 in that case, this might be his most in-character line in the movie

  • @PurrloinQueen
    @PurrloinQueen Před 6 lety +1988

    Hades literally named him Spot...I’m gonna go scream

    • @joannavelez5179
      @joannavelez5179 Před 5 lety +182

      Just found out from another comment that another translation for it is cloud. So he also called him Fluffy, hence why the three headed dog in Harry Potter is named Fluffy.

    • @stephenflint3640
      @stephenflint3640 Před 5 lety +116

      @@joannavelez5179 so, we either have a giant as fuck, and speckled as all get out three headed hell hound, or we have Clifford the Three headed Dog that is also 80% shag.
      I am entirely fine with this.

    • @zenzonerzz4789
      @zenzonerzz4789 Před 5 lety +90

      @@stephenflint3640 either way hades is a huge dork.

    • @stephenflint3640
      @stephenflint3640 Před 5 lety +81

      @@zenzonerzz4789 but a trustworthy, likable, and all around great, grade A dork.

    • @wunzeptepwun6175
      @wunzeptepwun6175 Před 5 lety +31

      @@stephenflint3640 He may be the ruler of the underworld (I'd like to believe its against his will when him, Poseidon, and Zeus drew lots on who gets what), but he is an overall nice dude.

  • @R2D2589
    @R2D2589 Před 7 lety +2071

    Okay, who else thinks that Hades would be an awesome guy to have as a friend, cause I could see me and Hades as bros for life.

    • @skele7018
      @skele7018 Před 7 lety +42

      Andrew Coffman yeah he would be an AWESOME friend

    • @punchingdragon3666
      @punchingdragon3666 Před 7 lety +27

      he might have a bit of a bad temper but you never know😈(expectation)👽(reality)

    • @VicSidenko
      @VicSidenko Před 7 lety +13

      Well if you consider a friend someone who'd back stab you in your sleep, as you wake up chained to your bed, realizing that he sold you out to your wife despite saving his ass, along with the rest of your family then yes he would make an awesome friend.

    • @jaykmoon3385
      @jaykmoon3385 Před 7 lety +82

      Who needs to be friends with the cool kids in Olympas when you can be friends with this awesome outcast dude that named his dog Spot. I love this guy!

    • @teragram38crows49
      @teragram38crows49 Před 7 lety +27

      Andrew Coffman how about as bros in the afterlife? think about all the possible shenanigans you could get into!

  • @rinoa0808
    @rinoa0808 Před 4 lety +363

    There was also that time where Hade's ex-girlfriend Minthe said that she was going to get Hades back and bragged about how she was way prettier than Persephone and basically trash-talked her behind her back. What was Persephone's reaction to all of this?
    She turned Minthe into a mint plant. Don't mess with the Queen of The Underworld if you know what's good for you.

    • @iusethisnameformygoogleacc1013
      @iusethisnameformygoogleacc1013 Před 2 lety +79

      Hell, it doesn't even seem to have been *persephone's* reaction. In Oppian's account, Demeter, who was clearly not happy about their arranged marriage, still got so offended at her son-in-law's ex loudly talking about how she was prettier that she stomped her into the earth and her *corpse* became the plant.

    • @jetzul712
      @jetzul712 Před 2 lety +59

      Didn't Persephone also place the plant near their palace as well, so that Minthe would be forced to see the two of them be all lovey dovey all the time too?

    • @rinoa0808
      @rinoa0808 Před 2 lety +10

      @@jetzul712 I think so, I don't really know 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @Your_Local_WeirdWeeb
      @Your_Local_WeirdWeeb Před 2 lety +19

      Remind dumb people to never pissed the king and the queen of the underworld, that's for sure!

    • @melvinfranco2142
      @melvinfranco2142 Před rokem +3

      How would a conversation between Persephone and Minthe look like?

  • @Igarappappa
    @Igarappappa Před 3 lety +323

    From what I recall when reading this myth, when Heracles tried to free Pirithous the ENTIRE UNDERWORLD started shaking. Heracles took that as a sign to not push his luck and continue onward.

    • @andrewjohnson6716
      @andrewjohnson6716 Před 2 lety +75

      Turns out Pirithous was a load-bearing soul.

    • @francesleones4973
      @francesleones4973 Před rokem +16

      @@andrewjohnson6716 this comment is underrated and hilarious 😂

    • @margaretschaufele6502
      @margaretschaufele6502 Před 4 měsíci +7

      Proving Heracles was not just a muscle head. He knew how to read the room and not piss off the gods.

  • @StormSage13
    @StormSage13 Před 5 lety +2416

    I was in a mythology class and when we got to Hades, my classmate called out, singled him out as "the evil god" I impulsively corrected him saying:
    1) Hades, as the oldest got cheated out of the Skies by Zeus.
    2) You try being sunshine and rainbows when your commute is filled with dead souls that don't wanna be there
    3) He's the King of the Underworld! If he let souls and mortals come and go as they please, people would lose respect for the gods. He kept balance and order.
    4) Philosophically speaking, the Greeks didn't have good & evil as we see it today. Just purpose and the lack thereof. There was no "evil" god.

    • @jonathanphillips3052
      @jonathanphillips3052 Před 4 lety +216

      true, though eris is certainly is one of the closest.
      because she is the literal goddess of strife and discord.

    • @LittleMissRequiem
      @LittleMissRequiem Před 4 lety +225

      The closest thing Greek mythology has to a 100% evil villain would probably be Typhon: the son of Gaea and *freakin’ TARTARUS ITSELF*, whose sole purpose was to take down the Olympians and cause as much bloodshed and mayhem as possible in the process.
      Echidna might also qualify, being Typhon’s mate and the two of them being the literal mother and father of all monsters...
      ...but then again, they DID end up producing Cerberus (a.k.a. Spot), so maybe they might not be all bad. 🤷‍♀️

    • @francescolombardi3438
      @francescolombardi3438 Před 4 lety +104

      i'm pretty sure Hades isn't the one spreading his seed all over Greece

    • @MrPiccoloku
      @MrPiccoloku Před 4 lety +79

      Also he was the least dickish of the big three by far

    • @Me-lb1br
      @Me-lb1br Před 4 lety +28

      Hestias the oldest she got eaten by kronus first

  • @albion65
    @albion65 Před 5 lety +2494

    Another thing modern "Hades is the same as Satan" storytellers either forget or deliberately toss out is that HE WAS THE LITERAL GOD OF BLING. Since he was the God of the Underworld, he got dominion over everything that was found under the Earth. In other words, every single precious metal from gold to platinum and every precious stone from diamonds to opals fell under his domain. So he was seriously IN DA MONEY, IN DA MONEY. His castle was decked out in so much jewels and gold that Zeus was jealous and never liked visiting the place. In fact only pearls fell outside his domain as they were in Poseidon's realm. From what I've read Hades tricked Zeus into getting Lordship of the Underworld because of this very reason. So his armor there should have a lot more gold and jewels on it.
    So Hades was rich, had a beautiful wife, and could have any great hero he wanted over for lunch for all eternity. Hardly sounds like Satan to me. So yeah those guys played by Ralph Fiennes, James Woods, and Steve Coogan in the recent movies who are soooo jealous of Zeus.............NOT HADES!!!

    • @JGordonAuthor
      @JGordonAuthor Před 5 lety +155

      sounds like Heaven LOL. the Elysium Fields must have been spectacular!!

    • @GigawingsVideo
      @GigawingsVideo Před 5 lety +200

      This is why I hate Hades in Hercules disney movie. They depict him as vain and jealous ridden flamboyant asshole. Disney don't even bother to add Persephone.

    • @cardboardshelf7800
      @cardboardshelf7800 Před 5 lety +23

      @@GigawingsVideo yeah

    • @quinnsinclair7028
      @quinnsinclair7028 Před 5 lety +179

      The Disney adaptation isn’t perfect but they do actually nail Heracles and Hades to a degree. If you watch the movie Hades keeps every promise he makes and always tells the truth while Heracles gets everything he wants at the end by lying and cheating Hades of the bargain he made. They didn’t get everything right but that about summed up most Greek heroes.

    • @rodney2x48
      @rodney2x48 Před 5 lety +208

      I like to think Hades didn't know that the Underworld was full of diamonds, treasures and all sorts of shiny things. Like, he would initially be ''the Underworld? THAT SUCKS!'', everyone made fun of him, he went down there and then he's surprised by all the riches he gained. Hades then goes ''AW FUCK YEAH, THIS AIN'T SO BAD! UP YOURS, ZEUS! KISS MY ASS, POSEIDEN!'' and just starts swimming in gold and diamonds like an Ancient Greek Uncle Scrooge.

  • @SuperStarM64
    @SuperStarM64 Před 4 lety +645

    Man, just imagine mythology Hades meeting his more modern incarnations:
    Hades (Kid Icarus Uprising): "And then I said "Down the hatch!" and ate Pitty Pat whole like a chicken nugget"
    Hades (Disney): "Bet he didn't see that one coming, I remember telling ol Hercules that his girlfriend was gonna die and she was a consolation prize, to me!, best reality check I've ever given someone ever, before I fell into the River Of Death, but I went down swinging lemme tell you"
    Hades (Mythology): "I seriously need to get a new job..."

    • @mcxopjesh
      @mcxopjesh Před 3 lety +23

      Underrated

    • @JennyBlaze253
      @JennyBlaze253 Před 3 lety +141

      Hades (M): You two are a disgrace to the name of Hades! Give me one good reason why I shouldn't throw you into Tartarus myself!
      Hades (D): ...we're humorous villain characters with a lot of fan love?
      Hades (M): *sigh* Get out of my palace...
      Hades (KI): Man, what a stick in the mud. *leaves*
      Hades (M): I am not! *goes over to throne where Cerberus sits down at his feet, where he pets the doggo's back* No one ever understands me, Cerby...

    • @dragonarchive7443
      @dragonarchive7443 Před 3 lety +26

      And what about Hades from the Supergiant game?

    • @blessiemasancay4818
      @blessiemasancay4818 Před 3 lety +22

      Hades from Lore Olympus?

    • @erichfiedler1481
      @erichfiedler1481 Před 3 lety +13

      @@blessiemasancay4818 Hades from Punderworld?

  • @sharksuperiority9736
    @sharksuperiority9736 Před 3 lety +495

    I love how in Greek times you could just “scoot down to the underworld”
    Like “you know what, I’m gonna go hang with god for a bit. Byye guys, be back for dinner”
    I miss those days

    • @peterwhite6415
      @peterwhite6415 Před 2 lety +37

      I honestly think the reason for that is because if you were related to a deity in someway, you would have a easier time finding the entrance to the Underworld and you could also leave aslong you werent dead or werent a scumbag.
      I may be mistaken but i believe the only place that was forbideen to enter was Olympus, thou i wouldnt be suprise if you had to ask Hades permission to leave if you were alive since you entered his domain.

    • @ryuudraco592
      @ryuudraco592 Před 2 lety +46

      @@peterwhite6415 to sorta answer your question Cerberus' job was to keep people from leaving meaning you could walk in and Cerberus wouldn't care but you couldn't walk out. So Hades probably did have to give special permission to people who weren't dead in order to leave

    • @HLGrey-fv4iz
      @HLGrey-fv4iz Před 2 lety +15

      I remember reading something about a trip to the Underworld is a metaphor for depression (Orpheus and Euridyce, Odysseus and Aeneas during low points in their respective journeys), but I could be wrong.

    • @Mobhunter456
      @Mobhunter456 Před rokem +4

      Really to leave it was either get permission from Hades or just get pass Cerberus but the latter was a risky manuver

  • @starryseas6916
    @starryseas6916 Před 6 lety +1727

    Hades: "OH hey guys thanks for stopping by! Have a seat!"
    Pirithous: "haha sure."
    Theseus: "Why not?"
    Hades: "So... *I hEArD ThAt YOu tWo WeRE gOING To kIdnAP mY W i F e.* "
    Pirithous and Theseus: "oH SHI-"

    • @henrygutierrez3243
      @henrygutierrez3243 Před 5 lety +41

      To be fair, Hades kidnapped her first.

    • @caesar9708
      @caesar9708 Před 5 lety +136

      @@henrygutierrez3243
      But then Persephone fell in genuine love with Hades and they lived a happy life together. And Hades is a god, one of three strongest gods. Zeus goes around fucking anyone woman he sees, but no sane person would think it is ok to fuck Hera.

    • @chrisossu2070
      @chrisossu2070 Před 5 lety +194

      I wouldn't be surprised if Hades and Persephone legitimately eloped, and the whole "kidnapping" thing was a rumor spread by Zeus and Poseidon because they couldn't believe their introverted loner of a brother actually found someone who liked him back.

    • @jobisTheWorst
      @jobisTheWorst Před 5 lety +77

      Satan:Hey nicer me!
      Hades:who are you?

    • @artsyscrub3226
      @artsyscrub3226 Před 5 lety +30

      @@caesar9708
      Uh ok but have you seen what hera does? Id be afriad to look at her funny because she probably send a snake bear after me!
      And hera is discribed as more independent then persephone. So zeus wouldnt have to do shit hera would probably kill them herself.

  • @joelthefrog1
    @joelthefrog1 Před 5 lety +624

    Pirithous "I'm gonna marry Persephone!"
    And then I had to pause the video while I laughed.

    • @chenaniahsalonga5391
      @chenaniahsalonga5391 Před 5 lety +10

      Joel Wojkiewicz same

    • @neutronalchemist3241
      @neutronalchemist3241 Před 4 lety +79

      In a version of the mith, Pirithous, not being able to decide what of Zeus' daughters would suit him best, asked the oracle of Delphi for advice. The Oracle mocked him answering "why not Persephone? She's the most noble of Zeus' daughters." (meaning that he was aiming really too high, since the queen of the underworld, wife of Zeus' brother, was clearly out of the reach of every mortal), but Pirithous took that for serious!

    • @cartooncritique6625
      @cartooncritique6625 Před 4 lety +40

      @@neutronalchemist3241 I'll bet even she couldn't forsee him being THAT stupid! XD

    • @mellowdie-deranged
      @mellowdie-deranged Před 4 lety +5

      @@cartooncritique6625 I'm just imagining if any greek heroes were asexual...i guess not?

    • @cartooncritique6625
      @cartooncritique6625 Před 4 lety +6

      @@mellowdie-deranged I think a few might have been celibate, but asexuality wasn't really a thing in Ancient Greece from what I've heard.

  • @discordiadingle3203
    @discordiadingle3203 Před 3 lety +337

    “Friends don’t let friends kidnap goddesses.”
    I want that on a mug.

  • @TakeMinamoto
    @TakeMinamoto Před 4 lety +466

    Heracles: hey, you guys look like you could use some help
    Theseus and Pirithous: PLEASE HELP!! EVERYTHING HURTS!!
    Heracles: (frees Theseus and proceeds to try to free Pirithous)
    Hades: this one STAYS
    Heracles: (ponders how utterly PISSED the usually chill Hades has to be in order to want to keep this seemingly harmless dude) understood... uhm... can... can I borrow your dog for a while?
    Hades: (thinks about it) ... OK, but don't let him piss on Demeter's crops, she kicked my ass last time and I still feel it
    Heracles: sure, bye!
    Theseus: sorry, dude, see ya!

    • @daniellin2647
      @daniellin2647 Před 3 lety +62

      Pirithous: How could this happen to me...

    • @DahnsHeart
      @DahnsHeart Před 2 lety +95

      Hades : This one stays
      Heracles : But...
      Hades : Or I'm telling my wife why he's here
      Pirithous : Leave me here dude, it's not worth it

    • @9foxgrl15
      @9foxgrl15 Před 9 měsíci +13

      Heracles: *slowly backs away from his livid uncle*

  • @Halloweensmasher
    @Halloweensmasher Před 7 lety +781

    Funny thing about Hades, you know how Athenians liked to claim Athena as their patron deity and Rome had ancestral gods in Mars and Venus? Well apparently Hades is the ancestor of the Gauls, who are the ancestors of the French.
    I'm on to your tricks France.

    • @nedaraid3372
      @nedaraid3372 Před 7 lety +4

      Weren`t the Thracian Hades descendants?

    • @dariusathanatosskysabergam2827
      @dariusathanatosskysabergam2827 Před 6 lety +11

      wait the french are technicly decendents of lord Hades?

    • @bottasheimfe5750
      @bottasheimfe5750 Před 6 lety +21

      WHOOO!!! WEIRD FRENCH DEATH-CULTS FOR DA WIN!
      in all seriousness that does not surprise me in all honesty.

    • @110tacles
      @110tacles Před 6 lety +3

      Ocean Wayve Notre secret, decouvert , que ferons nous?

    • @Boss_Isaac
      @Boss_Isaac Před 6 lety +9

      +Daryo Ouellette
      In a sense, yes. Julius Caesar, in VI:18 of his _Commentaries on the Gallic Wars,_ stated that the Gauls all claimed descent from the Roman god *Dīs Pater* who in this case, was being equated with some Gaulish deity that was associated with riches.
      * The Romans identified Hades with Dīs Pater.

  • @elianaperetz9143
    @elianaperetz9143 Před 7 lety +1765

    I love this perspective cuz I feel like Hades is always portrayed as an awful villain but he really wasn't that bad. Like Hades asked Zeus what t do about marrying Persephone so really he's the jerk. (Side Note: It's really frustrating when people paint Zeus as the good guy, like where do you see that? He's the worst)

    • @jaykmoon3385
      @jaykmoon3385 Před 7 lety +155

      True, true, and all too true. If you look up Greek Mythos, Zeus is an asshat.

    • @Doomsday-yo7lh
      @Doomsday-yo7lh Před 7 lety +231

      JaykMoon33 Most of the gods were asshats. Hera? Made Zeus' kids suffer just because their dad was f*ckboy. Athena? Turned a lady into a spider because she was arrogant. (I get that Arachne was an asshole but Jesus Christ) Aphrodite? Started a little something called THE TROJAN WAR.

    • @teragram38crows49
      @teragram38crows49 Před 7 lety +61

      Mullerornis he's around dead people all the time. the guy should get his shits and giggles from somewhere to liven things up!

    • @mundanespecter4970
      @mundanespecter4970 Před 7 lety +100

      Also Athena turned Medusa into a gorgon because she lost her virginity with Poseidon but he kinda took it without her premission

    • @barsni4779
      @barsni4779 Před 7 lety +30

      I am pretty sure american modern culture does it to almost anyone, not just Hades. And not so sure the rest of the world give this god same treatment.

  • @flynnvoid7694
    @flynnvoid7694 Před 3 lety +608

    Hades is so chill most of the time, which is why he and Persephone are my main deities. Hades is the chill "touch my wife or fuck up my work and you die" god, and Persephone is the protective "I'm a whole lot scarier than you could ever imagine, darling" goddess.

    • @randomgreek5682
      @randomgreek5682 Před 3 lety +43

      Haves: hey I’m a nice guy.
      World: that not how history will remember you

    • @DahnsHeart
      @DahnsHeart Před 2 lety +72

      In the Underworld, there is only one thing scarier than angering Lord Hades...
      Angering his wife.

    • @kiraina25
      @kiraina25 Před 2 lety +24

      Now I'm just thinking of that one bit from Red's video on Krishna.
      And your father's a wimp.
      Perish. :D

    • @John_Weiss
      @John_Weiss Před 2 lety +32

      @@DahnsHeart His Eldritch wife who is, "don't say her name, she might hear you," levels of scary.

    • @shadowldrago
      @shadowldrago Před 2 lety +18

      @@John_Weiss So , what I'm hearing is that they're Gomez and Morticia, but gods.

  • @graceconnelly9797
    @graceconnelly9797 Před 4 lety +835

    I feel like Athena and Artemis would totally visit the underworld strictly so they could film a soap opera style podcast about all the other Olympian's shenanigans with Hades and Persephone

    • @JennyBlaze253
      @JennyBlaze253 Před 3 lety +282

      Now I'm just imagining Athena and Artemis having book club with Persphone in the underworld where they talk books and gossip about the shit the gods are doing, then Hades comes in with snacks he baked himself.

    • @JG-qg1gz
      @JG-qg1gz Před 3 lety +117

      @@JennyBlaze253 that sounds super adorable and I want to see that kinda scene drawn XD

    • @Abyssaracnis
      @Abyssaracnis Před 2 lety +32

      @@JennyBlaze253 i NEED THIS

    • @CodeRed99911
      @CodeRed99911 Před 2 lety +53

      Athena would do that honestly, but Artemis is not really willing to trust any male that isn't her brother which is weird considering all the shit he gets up to

    • @ryuudraco592
      @ryuudraco592 Před 2 lety +47

      @@CodeRed99911 I mean in a few stories she didn't mind Orion (there's like 3 different versions, lovers, pals, and enemies. So 2 outa 3 where she doesn't want to smite him on the spot) so it's not unreasonable she could at least tolerate Hades in this scenario

  • @haloelite439
    @haloelite439 Před 6 lety +3385

    Also the Latin version of Cerberus, which is the same thing but in Latin, is used go describe clouds. So he either named him spot or fluffy. And now you know why the massive three headed dog beast in Harry potter is named fluffy.

  • @kalashnikovdevil
    @kalashnikovdevil Před 7 lety +142

    Honestly the boys are lucky it was Hades ruining their shit instead of Persephone. She struck me as orders of magnitude more ruthless than the nice, kinda lonely guy with the dog named Spot.

    • @janelletaboada6673
      @janelletaboada6673 Před 6 lety +43

      TwoHeavens Well, there is a reason why The Greeks won't just address Persephone's name lightly as she was known to be just as stern as her husband and she would not hesitate to fuck shit up when she's angered. (they only address to her as 'Kore'or the 'Maiden').

    • @Boss_Isaac
      @Boss_Isaac Před 6 lety +26

      +Janelle Lecho
      The Greeks also referred to Hades as _Plouton_ (Greek: Πλούτων), as they feared that death would come quicker if they invoked his real name.

    • @wadespencer3623
      @wadespencer3623 Před 5 lety +9

      +Boss Isaac And if I have the right information in my head, that means "the rich one" or something along those lines. It's like how people called fairies "the fair folk" to avoid pissing them off.

    • @Boss_Isaac
      @Boss_Isaac Před 5 lety +10

      +Wade Spencer
      You'd be correct.
      _Ploútōn_ is derived from the Greek word Πλοῦτος _(Ploutos)_ which literally means “wealth” or “riches”.

  • @karanhdream
    @karanhdream Před 2 lety +83

    I just love how Hades is *literally* the only competent god of the greek pantheon and a dorky cinnamon roll all at the same time.

    • @isaachepworth7860
      @isaachepworth7860 Před rokem +8

      You forgot Hestia, but I forgive you.

    • @karanhdream
      @karanhdream Před rokem +7

      @@isaachepworth7860 True, she is quite competent and chill

  • @WilyGryphon
    @WilyGryphon Před 3 lety +139

    "Pirithous has an even better idea. He wants to marry Persephone! Did I say better? I meant 'mind-bogglingly stupid'."

  • @sesfilmsllc
    @sesfilmsllc Před 5 lety +756

    Orpheus looks at his wife. Hades “I GAVE YOU ONE JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

    • @ChasoGod
      @ChasoGod Před 5 lety +94

      Hades did lay out the rules of the deal in plain sight with no loop-holes like other gods. If Orpheus had faith in Hades and kept his eyes forward he would have been reunited with his wife in the world of the living, but nope his curiosity and fear got to him and he just had to take a peek.

    • @ecthelionalfa
      @ecthelionalfa Před 4 lety +41

      At last they both meet again in hades when he died

    • @unkindled6410
      @unkindled6410 Před 4 lety +4

      @@ecthelionalfa that was probably7 when hades told him he gave him one simple job with no tricks and he failed.

    • @luisalbertoarenasaraya4579
      @luisalbertoarenasaraya4579 Před 4 lety +1

      Maybe if he has tied something to her he wouldn''t have fucked up.

    • @apollogodofthesun5630
      @apollogodofthesun5630 Před 4 lety +10

      My son isn't that smart. He gets it from his dad.

  • @lurkerofthenight
    @lurkerofthenight Před 7 lety +676

    Hades and Persephone has an actual legit relationship/marriage, where neither cheated on each other. Meanwhile Hera, the goddess of marriage has the worse married life with Zeus... SERIOUSLY ZEUS KEEP IT IN YOUR PANTS S

    • @johnsyvertsen6944
      @johnsyvertsen6944 Před 5 lety +130

      The godess of marriage can't even keep her marriage stable

    • @fools4jules
      @fools4jules Před 5 lety +18

      Okay, but what about the time Persephone had a child with Zeus?

    • @s_k_y_l_l_e_t
      @s_k_y_l_l_e_t Před 5 lety +56

      @@fools4jules Zeus tricked Persephone by disguising herself as Hades. He does that twice, and it's said she actually has three children, one with Hades and the two others with Zeus (one is debated to have been Dionysus' son instead, as Dionysus also tricked Perse.)
      Hades cheats twice, by flirting with two nymphs. They both end up getting turned into plants

    • @CJCroen1393
      @CJCroen1393 Před 5 lety +67

      IIRC, the only times either came close to cheating were...
      1. The two nymphs, at least one of whom being his ex, trying to seduce Hades. The thing is, THEY were trying to seduce HIM rather than the other way around and Persephone responded by turning them both into plants, 'cause no one touches her man but her.
      2. Persephone with Adonis, but then, Hades was never mentioned in those myths beyond "she didn't marry Adonis 'cause she already had a husband". Personally, I assume Persephone and Hades "shared" Adonis, if you catch my drift...

    • @andrewcarmichael2371
      @andrewcarmichael2371 Před 5 lety +14

      @@s_k_y_l_l_e_t and don't forget SHE IS HIS DAUGHTER. THE F*** ZUES.

  • @maximaldinotrap
    @maximaldinotrap Před 4 lety +241

    Headcanon: Cerberus was actually chill as hell when he didn't have to do his job which probably explains how Heracles managed to keep his ass restrained.

    • @whovianhistorybuff
      @whovianhistorybuff Před 4 lety +19

      If you were coming in he was inclined to let you it was if you tried to leave that he'd get nasty

    • @CJCroen1393
      @CJCroen1393 Před 3 lety +23

      I agree. I recall hearing that one of the Titans, Coeus, eventually cracked and tried to escape, only for Cerberus to effortlessly nab him and take him back to Tartarus.

    • @Attaxalotl
      @Attaxalotl Před 3 lety +26

      In a version I read, It was specifically mentioned that Heracles could borrow Cerberus as long as Cerberus wasn't harmed.

    • @GhostBear3067
      @GhostBear3067 Před 3 lety +33

      Heracles: "Hey Uncle Hades, can I take Cerberus out for walkies?"
      Hades: "Oh yes, please do, he has been so antsy lately. Thank you."
      Heracles: "Sweet, I will show him to my cousin, he is going to freak!"

    • @peterwindhorst5775
      @peterwindhorst5775 Před 3 lety +20

      Hercules - dog walker. Taking spot out for a walkies.

  • @martinmarvinii3139
    @martinmarvinii3139 Před 3 lety +762

    Imagine if Hades had gotten to rule the Heavens like he was supposed to, Greece would’ve probably been much more at peace with him in charge.

    • @DahnsHeart
      @DahnsHeart Před 2 lety +267

      "Why are the dead coming back to life AGAIN ?!
      -Zeus probably left his job to rape some chick"
      I really don't think it would have been better... Hades took a bullet for the team here

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +94

      @@DahnsHeart Yeah, and Hades probably realized that it was for the best that things went as they did

    • @valerianicolegonzaleschoqu7810
      @valerianicolegonzaleschoqu7810 Před 2 lety +47

      If Hades was the ruler of gods maybe would supervise Zeus's job... but to be honest, I'd rather Hades stay in the underworld, maybe if he didn't he couldn't marry Persefone

    • @lollivee6770
      @lollivee6770 Před 2 lety +13

      @@valerianicolegonzaleschoqu7810 I feel like he’d be able to do it more easily because he’d literally be the god of gods

    • @draforgg5594
      @draforgg5594 Před 2 lety +11

      @@lollivee6770 Meaning hades is gonna be supervizing Zeus as well, which leads to less naughties caused by Zeus, which leads to the possible outcome of Persephone never being born.

  • @eros5420
    @eros5420 Před 5 lety +648

    I like Hades. He is, uncharacteristically to the other greek gods, a straight to the point kinda guy.

    • @drascin
      @drascin Před 3 lety +46

      Well. Death is generally known for being pretty no nonsense. Either you're dead or you're not. It fits his domain to be blunt.

    • @johnmcauliffe8824
      @johnmcauliffe8824 Před 3 lety +34

      @@drascin I mean technically he isn't the god of death, just the god of where dead people go, and he only has that position because he drew the short straw. Unlike just about every other greek god, from my memory he has no documented acts of wrath, probably because he has to deal with the people he kills after they die. He also doesn't do any hanky panky with mortals and other gods, he just does his job quietly and without complaint, making sure the dead stay dead and in the underworld where they belong.

    • @isdrakon9802
      @isdrakon9802 Před 3 lety +8

      @@johnmcauliffe8824 I think some of that comes from people's fear of him, in the stories we do have generally it's about what happens if you piss hades off and how screwed you are

    • @astoroidea6502
      @astoroidea6502 Před 3 lety +5

      @@drascin I mean, if you’ve seen Thanatos, the god of death, he has like practically no chill

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +2

      @@astoroidea6502 He either has all the chill or none of it

  • @Great_Olaf5
    @Great_Olaf5 Před 6 lety +5377

    EDIT/NOTE: While the following version of events might not be entirely unprecedented from the ancient sources, I was underinformed on the subject when I initially made this comment, I recommend to anyone reading this that they go watch OSP's other video Hades and Persephone, as it has more research behind it and covers what I said here years ago.
    There's one interesting thing about Persephone's kidnapping... the successful one that is. In some of the older versions Hades tried courting her in a more traditional manner, but Demeter stops him at every turn, so he goes, again the legit route at the time, to her father, Zeus, for help. Together they come up with the kidnapping plan, in some versions Zeus even took input from his daughter. Overall, the point remains, Hades is the one god in the Greek myths who didn't habitually act like a dick or a three year old.

    • @crawlingboy
      @crawlingboy Před 5 lety +613

      and loved his wife and cares about her the most

    • @stephenflint3640
      @stephenflint3640 Před 5 lety +320

      Is that the same version where Hecate leads Demeter about the world by the light of her torch....and goes everywhere BUT the underworld? Where Hades and Persephone have every single accruement possible hanging off the doorframe, from socks and sandals, to hats and ties?

    • @sagesaria
      @sagesaria Před 5 lety +646

      I’m highly amused at the mental image of Persephone being completely down with this kidnapping plan and giving them ideas. I’m now picturing her teasing hades the whole time as he carries her away.

    • @rokkfel4999
      @rokkfel4999 Před 5 lety +31

      Well him and i think like xanathos....

    • @lordfriedrick7911
      @lordfriedrick7911 Před 5 lety +71

      Hades is the brother of Zeus
      Not his son

  • @JageshemashFTW
    @JageshemashFTW Před 3 lety +423

    I don’t know exactly how accurate this is, but I think I remember reading about one version of the Hades and Persephone myth where Persephone straight up gives Hades advice on how to kidnap her _properly._ Like, Boy, if you wanna put a ring on this finger, you better show me your kidnapping A-Game!

    • @ketimamulashvili1012
      @ketimamulashvili1012 Před 3 lety +148

      No one:
      Not even a single soul:
      Persephone: if you're going to kidnap me ya gotta kidnap me in STYLE!

    • @Hannisah13
      @Hannisah13 Před 3 lety +131

      I mean he kidnapped her while riding a chariot, so technically she was kidnapped with style by greek standards.

    • @nessyness5447
      @nessyness5447 Před 3 lety +43

      It might have been some sort of eloping tradition 🤔

    • @akirathewildcard9625
      @akirathewildcard9625 Před 2 lety +27

      Well thats one way to get away from you overbearing mother

    • @Levsa399
      @Levsa399 Před 2 lety +57

      I had heard another version where Persephone found an entrance to the underworld and thought the place was pretty cool and Hades was just like, “Um… excuse me? Miss Goddess? How did you get in my house?” And she basically said, “This place is dope, I live here now.”

  • @jinhunterslay1638
    @jinhunterslay1638 Před 3 lety +182

    Another evidence of Hades being a chill guy is that he simply lend his dog Cerberus to Hercules when Hercules was supposed to "capture" the dog as part of his labors...

    • @matthewmac5787
      @matthewmac5787 Před 3 lety +27

      Although for some reason in some myths heracles shoots hades with an arrow.

    • @krankarvolund7771
      @krankarvolund7771 Před 3 lety +28

      That's also what Artemis did with her deer, and she's not really a chill goddess ^^
      I think it was more like everyone was pitying Herakles for being the victim of Hera. I mean, he already killed his wife and sons because of her, let him live XD

    • @LittleMissRequiem
      @LittleMissRequiem Před 3 lety +18

      @@matthewmac5787 Apparently Heracles had a grudge against the king of Pylos and attacked the kingdom with the support of Athena and Zeus. Hades, depending on the version, was either one of the gods who opposed Heracles’ attack on Pylos (the others being Ares, Hera, and Poseidon) or was simply collecting the dead souls from the battle as usual. Either way, Heracles ends up shooting Hades in the shoulder, requiring Hades to go to Olympus for treatment.

    • @GhostBear3067
      @GhostBear3067 Před 3 lety +9

      He needed someone to take the dog out for walkies.

    • @peterwindhorst5775
      @peterwindhorst5775 Před 3 lety +8

      The dog wants walksies.

  • @alexiswelsh5821
    @alexiswelsh5821 Před 4 lety +668

    0:16 - 0:20
    Hades: Grandnephew stop stealing my subjects!
    Asclepius: I’m healing them!
    Hades: There’s nothing wrong with death!
    Asclepius: Says you
    Hades: Zeus please stop your grandson from stealing my subjects!
    Zeus: Ok [sets him on fire]
    Hades: I didn’t mean kill him!
    Zeus: Well he can’t resurrect the dead if he’s dead.
    Apollo: [bursts in] What happened to my son?!
    Zeus: He was annoying your uncle.
    Hades: Your father took the punishment way to far.
    Apollo: Bring him back!
    Hades: Will he stop stealing my subjects?
    Apollo: He’s a grown man, he can do what he wants.
    Hades: Then no.
    [Apollo gets mad. And leaves in a huff]

    • @aabattery4092
      @aabattery4092 Před 4 lety +58

      I can see this being a Monty Python skit

    • @alexiswelsh5821
      @alexiswelsh5821 Před 4 lety +18

      @@aabattery4092 Really? That would be awesome!

    • @valterfara5027
      @valterfara5027 Před 4 lety +43

      @@alexiswelsh5821 Monty Python: Olympus.
      I want this to happen.

    • @AnaLucia-po6ns
      @AnaLucia-po6ns Před 3 lety +54

      The first half of what happens later is actually really sad if you look at it from apollo's point of view,see he had the WORST possible love life ever,and he only managed to have a few kids,which he was proud of and was a good father to(much unlike his father,zeus),and asclepius was one of them,when hades took notice that asclepius was resurrecting the dead,he informed zeus of it and told him to find a solution to it,zeus interpretated it as "let's set the guy on fire,¿what could go wrong?",apolo went berserk when he heard that his kid had died,since he couldn't hurt zeus directly or blame hades(because he knew his uncle didn't have the fault zeus was an idiot and misinterpretated his petition) apolo grabbed his bow and arrows and tried to kill all three cyclopses with them(like his sister,artemis,he's a really good archer),even though he failed zeus went berserk,he ripped apollo’s inmortality out of him,kicked him out of olympus and forced him to guard a group of cattle as a simple mortal shepherd
      The second half is actually funny and satisfying,because apolo gets his revenge on zeus in an hilarious way(or at least how I imagine it),a while after he was eradicated from Olympus,his newborn half-brother hermes stole the cattle while appolo was distracted(that is why he’s also called the god of thieves),went he returned and saw that all his cattle had disappeared,apollo went desperate,tracked the baby down and went with him to Olympus(I would like to imagine they arrived at 3 am all like):
      Apollo:¡DAD, THIS %$&!@!# BABY STOLE ALL MY CATTLE!(grabbing baby hermes by the hair)
      Hermes:(putting a innocent face to make apollo look like an idiot)
      Zeus:(shocked because he thought hermes was sleeping in Olympus)you know he’s just a baby right?¡and you are not allowed to come back here until I decide it!
      Apollo:¡I KNOW!,BUT WHILE I WAS SEARCHING FOR WATER THIS BABY APPEARED AND STOLE IT ALL!
      Zeus(sniggering uncontrollably)you half -brother outclassed you?(claps his hands to his mouth)
      Apollo:IT’S NOT FUNNY!,WAIT(plan to revenge on zeus forming in his mind)HIS MY …
      (artemis,Athena,maia,hera and leto open the door of their dormitories and start yawning)
      Athena:¡we are trying to sleep here!
      Hera:zeus,could you explain what’s with all the shouting so early?
      Zeus(now panicking,because hera doesn’t know anything about him and maia having hermes):NOTHING DARLING!(nervous laughter)go back to sleep!
      Artemis:(already grabbing her bow and arrows)nah,early bird catches the worm,or in my case the hunter gets the bull(notices apollo)hi bro!,long time no see!
      Apollo:(smiling broadly,he hadn’t seen his sister in a while):hi sis!(saluting her with his free hand)
      Leto:(surprised)apollo!,you are back!,how are you!
      Apollo(now even more happy):hi mum!
      Artemis:fancy going to hunt?
      Apollo:(smirking as he puts step one of his plan in action):sorry,I have SOMETHING to fix here with dad
      (hephaestus,ares,afrodite,Demeter,Poseidon and hestea wake up and watch the fight,even hades and persephone emerged from the underworld to check it out)
      Athena:(confused about Apollo brandishing a baby to zeus’s face)what’s with the baby?
      Maia(claps her hands to her mouth,looking nervously from hermes,to hera and then to zeus)
      Apolo(looks at maia’s reaction and guesses that she’s the mother of hermes)
      Hera(now suspicious of zeus):why are you loking at me so scared
      Zeus(now sweating in fright):nnnnnothing d-dear
      Apollo(now putting step two of his plan in action):well that my dad let ,slip(looking at zeus frightened expression and smirking more),that this baby is his newborn son with maia,hermes
      Hera:(supremely furious)ZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!
      Zeus:(running in the opposite direction)better run for it
      Apollo,artemis,Athena,Hephaestus,ares,afrodite,Poseidon,Demeter,hades and persephone :litteraly laughing their heads off at the sight of hera chucking every available weapon,furniture or some of her powers at zeus,who is running like crazy
      Maia(with baby hermes on her arms):he deserved it

    • @alexiswelsh5821
      @alexiswelsh5821 Před 3 lety +22

      @@AnaLucia-po6ns Apollo: That's what you get for killing my son!

  • @hayleybartek8643
    @hayleybartek8643 Před 7 lety +850

    Hades/Pluto is the only one of the Big Three that doesn't pick fights every other day and doesn't try to screw everything that moves. He's actually a pretty swell guy.

    • @alexandercross9081
      @alexandercross9081 Před 6 lety +118

      Hayley Bartek no no no no, Zeus also tries to screw tree spirits, trees can not move there fore Zeus also tries to screw things that can't move

    • @zashgekido5616
      @zashgekido5616 Před 6 lety +24

      Grand Admiral Thrawn everything with a pulse then?

    • @thespectralking2364
      @thespectralking2364 Před 6 lety +42

      Do trees have pulses?

    • @zashgekido5616
      @zashgekido5616 Před 6 lety +31

      The Spectral King Well they are sentient in this scenario

    • @Thesaurus_Rex
      @Thesaurus_Rex Před 6 lety +51

      Yeah, if anything, he's kind of the counterpart of Hestia. Just kind of does his job (most of his conflict comes from residents of the underworld trying to leave/being taken, and Hades not allowing this), and rarely causes much trouble. He also has very few children mentioned in the myths, if any, so they don't get into much trouble either (if they even existed).

  • @nateds7326
    @nateds7326 Před 4 lety +290

    So hades has a loving marriage, punishes bad people and rewards good people, helps lovers reunite with dead girlfreinds/boyfreinds, is a dog lover and is a total badass. I think hades is the one god who's held up the best out of the entire pantheon.

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 2 lety +27

      I slightly argue with that as Hestia is in my opinion the nicest of the Greek gods but Hades is definitely a rather close contender. Eldest daughter and eldest son of Kronus and the most reasonable and mature of the siblings.

    • @thebighurt2495
      @thebighurt2495 Před 2 lety +12

      Prometheus also gets points for looking out for Humans, protecting and teaching us... right up until Olympus decided it was time for the Nice Titan to suffer.

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 2 lety +6

      @@thebighurt2495 Very true, he was a good egg. But he wasn't actually a god, an immortal who had immense power and was older than humanity as a titan but not actually a god. Important distinction. But you are right that he deserves such a mention.

    • @Mathew-cj7yd
      @Mathew-cj7yd Před 9 měsíci +2

      ​@@brotherofastudio6310 titans are gods, just like the cthonian and primordials, it's just the name of their generation.

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 9 měsíci +1

      By our understanding of gods you would be right. But he is still the Titan of Forethought and not the god of Forethought. Though admittedly it is a small difference.@@Mathew-cj7yd

  • @meloncollies
    @meloncollies Před 3 lety +115

    Hades: so this guy has been stealing my subjects could you deal with him?
    Zeus: I set him on fire
    Hades: you did what?
    Zeus: he is ashes

  • @indiagale7918
    @indiagale7918 Před 7 lety +455

    'NAH SON THAT ONE STAYS'

    • @MegaFafnir
      @MegaFafnir Před 6 lety +40

      'Sounds good' XD

    • @nadinos
      @nadinos Před 5 lety +1

      "Nah man.. Im pretty far from ok.." (Marcellus from Pulp Fiction)

  • @kytokumera7806
    @kytokumera7806 Před 7 lety +473

    Hades rules, and the way you draw him is awesome

    • @punchingdragon3666
      @punchingdragon3666 Před 7 lety +14

      are you sure it won't be too chaotic if he ruled

    • @relic5752
      @relic5752 Před 7 lety +12

      Punching Dragon He is typically depicted as a bit of a stern person

    • @Robinwinghood
      @Robinwinghood Před 6 lety +2

      You kidding, he's the Helenic divine accountant.

    • @jefrenpinote1689
      @jefrenpinote1689 Před 6 lety

      Kyto kumera nah needs a little bit of facial hair to top it off.

  • @stewy497
    @stewy497 Před 2 lety +92

    Hades and Persephone cuddling on the throne is adorable. That's my life's aspiration right there.

  • @arontuske9348
    @arontuske9348 Před 4 lety +73

    Satan: See, I go with the snakes too, but I wouldn't use 'em as literally as that
    Hades: Everyone is a critic these days

  • @jimbrody4945
    @jimbrody4945 Před 7 lety +830

    I always liked to think of Hades as a reflection of death itself: cold-hearted, but ultimately a rational and fair god who doesn't show bias or favortism (with the possible exception of REALLY talented musicians).

    • @scottylilacleona9193
      @scottylilacleona9193 Před 5 lety +72

      Well in death does have a bias of visiting talented musicians way too early.

    • @Albert_Lecter03
      @Albert_Lecter03 Před 5 lety +9

      Logan Anderson and by visiting it also affects their deaths slowly and drastically dramatic too.

    • @EmilioReyes_97
      @EmilioReyes_97 Před 5 lety +16

      @Motor Nugget Art, the one thing human God and/or Death allows to stay immortal

    • @Irisverse
      @Irisverse Před 5 lety +7

      So like the Discworld Grim Reaper?

    • @Albert_Lecter03
      @Albert_Lecter03 Před 5 lety +5

      Emilio Reyes heck even the devil approves this to be immortal.
      Note:
      Tartini’s Devil Trill Violin Sonata if I still remember.

  • @Kongstudios2
    @Kongstudios2 Před 5 lety +836

    Red, please hear our cries, deliver unto us a Hades and Persephone story 😁?! We need more of the awesome blue dork man, his beautiful queenly wife, and their dog Spot 😊😊!

  • @guywhochangeshisprofilealo7163

    Satan: You’re weak.
    Hades: I’m you, but morally better.

  • @Grim_Sister
    @Grim_Sister Před 3 lety +48

    In punderworld, this myth is retold in the funniest way: Persephone grabs the two idiots that plan on nabbing her and suggests to Hades to throw them to Tartarus. Hades, being a pretty cool guy, elects to punish them in a far more elegant way.
    Through bureaucracy.
    Look it up. Artist and writer is Linda Sejic. She’s hilarious

  • @14megasxlr
    @14megasxlr Před 6 lety +754

    0:15
    I love that that is what your image of a "remarkably functional" relationship is.
    It's so charmingly accurate.

    • @kingbigboi8773
      @kingbigboi8773 Před 5 lety +23

      hey even tho this comment old it was letterly the most funcitional realation ship at least he's not zues or posiden

    • @jadefields695
      @jadefields695 Před 5 lety +17

      @@kingbigboi8773 hades is not evil he is just misunderstood greek myh teaches us something do not judge a book by its cover 😄

    • @sinnerthesinful552
      @sinnerthesinful552 Před 5 lety +19

      Hey, sooner or later Passion runs out, when it does it's up to Respect, Tolerance and Love to be the pillars of the relationship

    • @jadefields695
      @jadefields695 Před 5 lety +6

      @@sinnerthesinful552 right i mean where would the greek gods be without the adorable coulple if zeus and hera are the cosmic coulple and posidon and ampherite are the aquatic coulple than hades and persephone are the deadly coulple it all works out but than again that leaves the other coulples and sibblings like ares and aphrodite and apollo and his twin sister artemis so not everyone is a duo am i right

    • @agungpriambodo1674
      @agungpriambodo1674 Před 5 lety

      it's depicted as cute and happy being together

  • @thetacopunch
    @thetacopunch Před 5 lety +428

    1:26 "a *Slightly* livid hades" oh that aint just angry, this is, ADVANCED angry

    • @clayxros576
      @clayxros576 Před 4 lety +95

      That's what we call cold rage. If someone has cold rage....you're probably already dead. And guess who they pissed off. The guy that oversees the dead.
      Good luck

    • @Enchie
      @Enchie Před 4 lety +55

      @@clayxros576
      That is the worse kind, because their still able to think logically with no problem.

    • @isdrakon9802
      @isdrakon9802 Před 3 lety +33

      @@Enchie pissing off Persephone would be worst

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +2

      @@isdrakon9802 If you succeed in pissing her off, you deserve it

  • @nuclear_wizard
    @nuclear_wizard Před 4 lety +100

    1:22 "Friends don't let friends kidnap goddesses"
    Yet another pure gold quote we need merch of XD

  • @naturalone6529
    @naturalone6529 Před 2 lety +24

    I love how, in almost any other mythology, the Underworld is all but unreachable by the living, but in Greek mythology, people can literally stroll in there like it's an undead Wal-Mart.

    • @hugsandchaos9554
      @hugsandchaos9554 Před rokem +5

      An undead Walmart actually sounds interesting as long as it’s not zombies. I bet they’d have stuff that aren’t sold around anymore? Or maybe displays of what ancient artifacts looked like when they weren’t ancient. I’m not a big fan of history class, but that’d be a serious goldmine, especially if it showed how ancient cultures were and had complete, clear stories of the old gods.

    • @Basilililisk
      @Basilililisk Před 9 měsíci

      Undead walmart: you may enter and browse, but may never leave (without express permission from hades)

  • @jtj4526
    @jtj4526 Před 7 lety +452

    This story should be renamed to "the day kerberos got his favorite chewing toy".

    • @mill2712
      @mill2712 Před 7 lety +8

      But there were two of them, so wouldn't it be toys?

    • @jtj4526
      @jtj4526 Před 7 lety +20

      Yes it would be toys, if not Theseus got saved in the end by Hercules, "watch the credits" my friend

    • @mill2712
      @mill2712 Před 7 lety +5

      I did not see the credits.

    • @fatemaalromaithi7334
      @fatemaalromaithi7334 Před 6 lety +13

      "the day spot got his favorite chew toy"

    • @sqocks8254
      @sqocks8254 Před 6 lety +2

      One of the biggest problem when I would encounter kerberos is who to call the best boy of them all 😓

  • @SesamUbe
    @SesamUbe Před 6 lety +848

    #HadesProtectionSquad ?

  • @aribahossain6234
    @aribahossain6234 Před 3 lety +76

    0:10 this cracked me up. Rather than kidnapping it looks more like she ordered him to carry her and his face is like: Your wish is my command, there's nothing I cannot do for you! You're...huff..light..as a feather!
    And she's like: if you're tired just say so ok? Him: Nope! Mission Wife Kidnapping is in motion!

    • @ketimamulashvili1012
      @ketimamulashvili1012 Před 3 lety +7

      SAAAME🤣🤣🤣

    • @hugsandchaos9554
      @hugsandchaos9554 Před rokem +15

      Kinda looks like if Hades was super excited to show Persephone something, probably found a pretty crystal or a cute hellhound puppy
      Hades: Persephone, come look what I found!!
      Persephone: Okay? Hold on, do I weigh anything to you?
      Hades: Not really, no. But look! It’s a puppy, Persephone! A puppy!!

  • @blueblank8287
    @blueblank8287 Před 2 lety +24

    “You may as well get to know your future husband-in-law” made me sputter.

  • @iHateFridays
    @iHateFridays Před 5 lety +638

    Hades protecc
    Hades attacc
    But most importantly
    He just want someone to love him bacc

    • @virginiarailfannoah5415
      @virginiarailfannoah5415 Před 4 lety +25

      You know who does? Everyone in the O.S.P fandom.

    • @discmanthecdlord
      @discmanthecdlord Před 4 lety +8

      @@virginiarailfannoah5415 well atleast he's got alot of people to love him back

    • @arontuske9348
      @arontuske9348 Před 4 lety +14

      @BlueBerryFairy1 Let's not forget however how Persephone reacted to the whole Minthe case, she turned her into a mint plant a crushed her

    • @boitshepotlhatlosi7788
      @boitshepotlhatlosi7788 Před 3 lety

      Awww wholesome

    • @marseldagistani1989
      @marseldagistani1989 Před 3 lety +2

      @@arontuske9348 could have been worse.
      Remember Hera?

  • @maramackenzie-mann
    @maramackenzie-mann Před 5 lety +561

    Lucifer: 'See I'd go with the snakes too but I wouldn't use them as literally as that.'
    I LOVE Red's characterisation of Lucifer. He's amazing. I like Hades too.

    • @CJCroen1393
      @CJCroen1393 Před 5 lety +26

      Red's Lucifer reminds me of Bill Cipher!

    • @ivyinkwell1754
      @ivyinkwell1754 Před 4 lety +12

      Or like Lucifer from Hazbin Hotel!

  • @lilmissd4ffy
    @lilmissd4ffy Před 3 lety +76

    The only thing I find disappointing about the game Hades is that we will never see Zagreus sass Theseus about this.
    Just
    Imagine the sass
    We were robbed

    • @julianzarco6403
      @julianzarco6403 Před rokem +9

      That would have been perfect

    • @coltonwilliams4153
      @coltonwilliams4153 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Plenty of stuff about Ariadne, though. From Theseus, Dionysus, and Asterius.

  • @Jobe-13
    @Jobe-13 Před 3 lety +83

    1:08 And not to mention that “legal banging age” was around 14-15.

  • @shermanator9122
    @shermanator9122 Před 6 lety +364

    Me: sooo your dogs name is spot? Is he a Dalmatian??
    Hades: well you see about that

  • @dustinluu5806
    @dustinluu5806 Před 7 lety +797

    1:48 It's so funny how Persephone is casually just petting Kerberos (AKA Spot) when Hades walks in after unleashing his wrath upon the two idiots who thought it was a great
    idea to steal his wife and marry her.

  • @mitchellneuhoff9946
    @mitchellneuhoff9946 Před 3 lety +28

    That picture of him with his shades just tells the furies “have fun ladies Now if you’ll excuse me Perse and I have date night.”

  • @lunareclipse0823
    @lunareclipse0823 Před 4 lety +84

    Everybody’s talking about how awesome Hades is but nobody’s talking about how beautiful Red’s version of “Go the Distance” is! Seriously, Red, you have an amazing voice that works well singing and narrating, as well as an art style that is simple, but awesome. You go, girl!

    • @DDlambchop43
      @DDlambchop43 Před rokem +1

      absolutely! I love to sing that song, but I can't come close to her.

  • @MrNegaBlox
    @MrNegaBlox Před 7 lety +475

    Hades never chose to be the king of the underworld either. He was the eldest male and SHOULD have been the king of the universe. But he became the king of the underworld because he drew a bad straw.
    Speaking of which, why is zeus always portrayed as an old man while the rest younger than him? He was the youngest of all them? Did big daddy titan's stomach stunt their growth?

    • @Borderose
      @Borderose Před 7 lety +191

      MrNegaBlox. The stanger part is that he didn't contest his lot. He took the Underworld and ran it like he was supposed to, while his younger bros played around with mortals or had hissy fits. He honestly doesn't seem to mind, except for the loneliness and the whole some people not playing by the rules of life and death.

    • @bluej2206
      @bluej2206 Před 7 lety +122

      #Lethadesruletheuniverse

    • @lurkerofthenight
      @lurkerofthenight Před 7 lety +116

      Then again, I doubt any of his brothers will do a good job running the underworld. It's a tough and boring job, you can't have the antics like what Zeus and Poseidon does...

    • @motherearth730
      @motherearth730 Před 6 lety +79

      MrNegaBlox yeah and Hades won't cheat his wife every nine mins

    • @moirapalace3946
      @moirapalace3946 Před 6 lety +120

      But then again, in the Underworld, you don't constantly have to put up with Wingus (Zeus) and Dingus (Poseidon), and Hades must have realized that, which was probably why he settled into his new role fairly quickly.

  • @Zodia195
    @Zodia195 Před 5 lety +751

    Yeah Hades is one of my fav major Gods. You know who else doesn't get any love (and it's sad) is his sister Hestia. I will admit, when I saw that Hades was going to be the villain in the Disney version of Hercules, I was like, "Really? This guy gets picked on so much!"

    • @stephenflint3640
      @stephenflint3640 Před 5 lety +105

      She might not have had a temple cult, but Hestia was loved and worshipped in every household. Granted, in ways I cant fathom, sanctity of the household and its occupants seems lame to modern storytellers

    • @kace_gacha1510
      @kace_gacha1510 Před 5 lety +23

      I also don’t think Eris gets enough love but that’s just me I suppose -.-

    • @kennethhwang3425
      @kennethhwang3425 Před 5 lety +36

      Stephen Flint Yes, and every offering to whatever Olympian must be offered to her foremost. I personally like the variation of Prometheus tale in which the Heavenly fire was bestowed upon him by Hestia straight from her domain.

    • @andrewvarney5687
      @andrewvarney5687 Před 5 lety +30

      At least James Woods made Hades a total hoot to watch.

    • @AndorRadnai
      @AndorRadnai Před 5 lety

      Stephen Flint I am now going to write a story about her and post it somewhere. Thanks for the Inspiration!

  • @anyathepanther7977
    @anyathepanther7977 Před 4 lety +27

    Going to the underworld
    Cerberus lounges at you, barks and bites and growls!
    And than, from the back of the underworld : "Spot! Keep it down! Bad boy!"

  • @cap90parker0
    @cap90parker0 Před 3 lety +173

    I blame Disney for the negative portrayal of Hades or at least one of the major contributors to his negative image

    • @pokeyscorpion8224
      @pokeyscorpion8224 Před 2 lety +32

      Disney was FAR from the source of it, they just didn’t help. The Roman-caused Christianization probably started the negative image of Hades.
      At least Disney’s Hades is an absolute blast to watch, regardless of how inaccurate it is. Kid Icarus Uprising’s version of Hades is also a lot of fun

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 2 lety +7

      Unfortunately I think your right. In general I don't like when Hades is portrayed in a villainous manner but the one I don't mind as much is, Ironically, the Disney one. He's just too entertaining and funny for me to truly dislike him and his actions, while evil, created a lot of great moments in the movie which led to a lot of happy memories for my entire immediate family. However the two heroic versions of Hades that I think are my favorites are the one from Dresden Files and the one from the Hades and Persephone ficlets.

    • @cap90parker0
      @cap90parker0 Před 2 lety +2

      @@brotherofastudio6310 for me is Class of the Titans which portrayed him a more authentic version of himself

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 2 lety

      @@cap90parker0 I've never seen that version so I wouldn't know.

    • @brotherofastudio6310
      @brotherofastudio6310 Před 2 lety +4

      @@pokeyscorpion8224 I agree, Disney Hades, while Inaccurate, was loads of fun. The only villainous Hades I actually like. I don't know enough about the Kid Icarus Hades so I can't make a good comparison.

  • @lepardheart2044
    @lepardheart2044 Před 5 lety +816

    'People hear King Of The Underworld and suddenly all they can see is Satan.'
    Satan: "That's me!" 😸

    • @alyssaburda2090
      @alyssaburda2090 Před 5 lety +13

      Hello Satan!
      Why do people mistake Lord Hades for you?(I said Lord because it's proper...)

    • @paulwagner688
      @paulwagner688 Před 5 lety +9

      Daddy issues...

    • @sebastiansmith1223
      @sebastiansmith1223 Před 4 lety +10

      Hades (brandishing his bident,starting to run at Satan): "FUCK OFF!"

    • @cartooncritique6625
      @cartooncritique6625 Před 4 lety +13

      ...and all of a sudden all I can imagine is a sitcom where Hades and Satan are neighbors! XD

    • @hadeskingoftheunderworld7010
      @hadeskingoftheunderworld7010 Před 4 lety +2

      @@alyssaburda2090 i do not require tge term lord im not my brothers

  • @calista8639
    @calista8639 Před 6 lety +96

    "Nah son, he stays here." couldn't ask anything more hilarious.

  • @ammaokami4479
    @ammaokami4479 Před 2 lety +39

    Back here from the Persephone/Hades video. Gotta love the protective husband who punishes creeps for going after his wife. At the same time though, it would be even more interesting if Pirithous actually got to Persephone, in which she would then refuse him or sick Cerberus on him. Because I mean two mortals vs the Underworld. Orpheus is an exception since he didn't have malicious intentions.

  • @ethangonzalez8904
    @ethangonzalez8904 Před 3 lety +49

    Ever notice how Hades is one of the only Greek gods that Red draws with pupils? I feel like that must mean something...

    • @zachjaeger6401
      @zachjaeger6401 Před 2 lety +16

      they only get pupils when they have a good marriage. Persephone also has pupils.

    • @TS17ADS
      @TS17ADS Před 2 lety +18

      Maybe the pupils symbolize still having a sane mind in this absolute knightmare of a pantheon

    • @thedragonwarrior5861
      @thedragonwarrior5861 Před rokem +4

      @@TS17ADS I can see it

  • @alexc2626
    @alexc2626 Před 7 lety +138

    OSP's portrayal of Hades and Persephone is otp.

  • @llamasrock2284
    @llamasrock2284 Před 5 lety +320

    Hades: Come here, Spot! Sit, sit. Good boy!
    Cerberus(Spot): ***gives souls dog kisses***

    • @ashleightompkins3200
      @ashleightompkins3200 Před 3 lety +19

      Imagine getting slobbered on by three massive heads with braincell to share and the enthusiasm of a happy Pitbull who refuses to acknowledge that it is no longer a lap dog.

    • @simoneangeliquemaloney3990
      @simoneangeliquemaloney3990 Před 3 lety +6

      Give Spoty a hug

    • @astoroidea6502
      @astoroidea6502 Před 3 lety +22

      @@ashleightompkins3200 I personally like the idea that since Cerberus was a child of Typhon and Echidna that he has intelligence and Hades still babies him like;
      Cerberus: *Do not patronise me, Child of Kronos, for you are not worth the dust between my paws. You and your kin shall fall at the might of my father and there shall be no penance for the crimes you have committed against all of humanity*
      Hades: Sounds like someone isn’t getting any steak for din-din
      Cerberus: wait no, I was kidding

    • @ashleightompkins3200
      @ashleightompkins3200 Před 3 lety +18

      @@astoroidea6502 Oh my God, I love it!!
      Cerberus: *How dare you deny me, bride of the Underworld! I would swallow you whole and the world would be richer for it.*
      Persephone: Awww, does someone wanna go for walkies?
      Cerberus: *yips in that adorable dumbass way that only dogs can*

  • @nickcariglio8228
    @nickcariglio8228 Před 3 lety +21

    Theseus: "Dude let's steal Hades' wife!"
    Hades: "Woah there buddy, you got too much dip on your chip."

  • @woofwoof1759
    @woofwoof1759 Před 4 lety +33

    I love how she sings at the end of the videos.

  • @ivoryghost7080
    @ivoryghost7080 Před 6 lety +76

    Another version of this myth
    *Hades FED Pirithous to Cerberus*
    Well deserved I say

    • @unkindled6410
      @unkindled6410 Před 4 lety +3

      i imagine he did that after herc went there and rescued theseus but hades said a big no no when he tried to save pirithous. hades is so nice despite everything he just didnt want to kill pirithous in front of his brother theseus because despite everything theseus was just being there. hades would probably still have his ass when he actually dies later and give him proper punishment for being a dick in life.

  • @dan_tr4pd00r
    @dan_tr4pd00r Před 7 lety +115

    The best part of this is that according to some sources, Pirithous is a son of Zeus himself. There's something enjoyable about this version where he tries to marry/kidnap his half-sister from her husband, who also happens to be his uncle.

    • @RedReaper1997
      @RedReaper1997 Před 7 lety +29

      in greek mythology, genetics is a kind of grey area. gods don't really have dna(because they're deities) and because of how much Zeus screws around(that's putting it lightly and in a more-family friendly manner) i'm pretty sure 80% of people are somehow related to Zeus in Greek mythology. so the whole, uncle-sister-father thing is kind of null and void, because all gods were "related" to each other in some way. so in a way, they're "related" and they aren't. still ain't okay to kidnap children, Theseus, you creep-ass pedophile.

  • @emanueltorres894
    @emanueltorres894 Před 3 lety +70

    Wasn't there a story about a nyph that tried to seduse Hades, and he keep saying: "I'm married, sorry." But she kept trying until Persephone found out and in a fit of rage and jelousy turn her into a plant?

    • @myasmith1820
      @myasmith1820 Před 3 lety +22

      Yep, Persephone changed her into a mint plant

    • @emanueltorres894
      @emanueltorres894 Před 3 lety +2

      @@myasmith1820 Right that plant!

    • @jinolin9062
      @jinolin9062 Před 3 lety +8

      Emanuel Torres and then she was still so angry that she stomped the plant till it was mush(?) and thus I present, the peppermint!(or mint I don't know)

    • @emanueltorres894
      @emanueltorres894 Před 3 lety +4

      @@jinolin9062 That's a bit of creative liberty, but believable.

    • @AngryHomunculus
      @AngryHomunculus Před 2 lety +12

      Hades: "... You've been hanging around Hera, haven't you?"
      Persephone: "actually, Aphrodite"
      Hades: "oh... I see"

  • @nerdletter3773
    @nerdletter3773 Před 3 lety +87

    “Don’t mess with Hades, period.”
    *Zagreus has entered the game.*

    • @Mathew-cj7yd
      @Mathew-cj7yd Před 9 měsíci +4

      Well he is his son (or not depends of the version, homeric or orphic), so he gets a pass, just like his twin Melinoe

  • @reesesvivis
    @reesesvivis Před 6 lety +167

    Hades is actually a decent man. He only messed up the two dudes that tried to kidnap his wife. Poor dude.

    • @HaydenLau.
      @HaydenLau. Před 4 lety +1

      Is he a man?

    • @aprilzaczkowski9273
      @aprilzaczkowski9273 Před 4 lety

      Hayden Lau He is; That long beautiful hair throw me off too

    • @HaydenLau.
      @HaydenLau. Před 4 lety

      @@aprilzaczkowski9273 No no, what I meant is, he's not a man he's a God

  • @sirmeatshield
    @sirmeatshield Před 5 lety +215

    I recall reading an interpretation of the Persephone myth where the entire thing was caused by Aphrodite because she wanted to make sure Persephone didnt go the Artemis/Athena route. She also decided to target Hades while she was at it so she could expand her field of influence to the underworld.
    While it might just be a modern interpretation, it does fit in perfectly with the portrayal of Aphrodite in other myths

    • @darkslayer366
      @darkslayer366 Před 5 lety +21

      sounds like part of the webcomic Lore Olympus.

    • @CJCroen1393
      @CJCroen1393 Před 5 lety +40

      Aphrodite: SHIP! SHIP! SHIP! SHIP!

    • @acupofwhitetea
      @acupofwhitetea Před 5 lety +19

      Aphrodite's origin is connected to Ishtar, who really did try to take over the underword in one version but lost.

    • @thehighwayman3122
      @thehighwayman3122 Před 4 lety +12

      @@darkslayer366 Kinda. I've read the first few chapters, and I gotta say, the author nailed Aphrodite's character, for better or for worse.

    • @vittolasirena1250
      @vittolasirena1250 Před 4 lety +5

      @@thehighwayman3122 have you read the percy Jackson books? that version of aphrodite would fit perfectly with her character even if it isn't canon to the story

  • @JackSilver1410
    @JackSilver1410 Před 3 lety +40

    1:28 There is so much mayhem just behind that expression. How in the world did you manage to draw a face that simple that's so very obviously a blank mask holding back eons of retribution?

  • @nehb1332
    @nehb1332 Před 3 lety +29

    What Disney sees Hades as: 1:40
    What he actually is like: 1:46