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This is also the case of Hela, the Norse goddess of the dead (well, the dead who didn't die in heroic battle, anyway).Pluto has earned the enmity of both The Incredible Hercules and The Mighty Thor, and has been shown as trying to overthrow Zeus and seize control of the Greek pantheon for himself. This version of Hades is referred to by his Roman name of Pluto.

That is, until they learned her true and good nature of her powers and her duty as the warrior of death and rebirth to sweep away the dead and broken so that life can grow anew. Sailor Saturn from Sailor Moon, the warrior of death and destruction, was greatly feared by the other Outer Senshi and declared the evil Apocalypse Maiden.Astro Boy: Pluto, of every incarnation, including one where he's the title character.Or so it seemed until near the end, when it was revealed that his human host was simply pretending to have been possessed, while Hades was really still in deep slumber inside of his soul Hades does awaken and takes over after the host's ultimate defeat, though. He's the primary antagonist of the prequel, Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas.That mythological bit about letting Orpheus and his beloved Eurydice go back to life just because he was touched by his music is present here. He's portrayed as more mellow and melancholic than the likes of Poseidon or Ares, though - he seems to have become a villain because of his disappointment on mankind, whose sins just grow worse and whose respect and reverence for the gods is disappearing. Hades is a major antagonist in the anime/manga series.However, they play a crucial role in the maintenance of the cosmos by making sure there aren't too many planets for the universe to sustain - and while they're usually haughty, bullyish, violent and capricious, they do not have an evil nature.

Dragon Ball: Gods of Destruction are feared by all mortals through the universes as impossibly strong forces of.

Zeus does like-wise with his severed arm. In Shin, Mazinger Z Rocket Punches him in the face.

Both Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger and Shin Mazinger involve Greek Mythology, and Hades is the villain.

After all, who cares about accuracy? Viewers Are Morons after all, and most people see death as something to loathe and fear anyway, so half the work is already done! And then there is the whole Satan analogue cultural myopia leads some in Christian-dominated America to expect that Hades is just the Greek version of the devil, when actually he's more of a cross between Saint Peter and God. Of course, that doesn't stop some modern writers from looking upon these otherwise benign beings and seeing nothing but an easy villain for their mythology-based opus. Those dead souls won't collect themselves. They're not evil, they're just doing their job. Many religions throughout history have produced deities who rule over and/or represent some aspect of death ( or destruction) and are not portrayed as being malicious. So, by default, anything associated with death can't be good, right? And since Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work, a god who brings death must be an evil one, right? We fear death and what comes after because it's unavoidable, happens to everyone, can come at practically any time in many forms and what comes after is often clouded by many various and/or conflicting viewpoints on the matter.