HADES: Greek Mythology Animated Documentary | God of The Underworld

[@Gfriend_Buddy99]

Weirdly enough, despite not been a popular god, Hades have a better marriage compared to his brothers... Simply said, popularity often affect your love life... It still rang truth for a lot of celebrities nowadays.

[@maximaldinotrap]

Ironically Hades was actually the most chill and least evil of the three brothers. The Greek Underworld wasn't equivalent to Hell. That would be Tartarus which is a specific part of the Underworld. The Greek equivalent to heaven was the Elysium Fields. Cerberus pretty much does his job well. Good guard doggo. Rape in context to the time pretty much meant abduction and he had a better marriage than Zeus did.

[@Pithikos44]

did u play ac odyssey too

[@jesseward568]

I love how everyone gotta correct disney

[@kostantinosvlasakakis4106]

True, but that was also because Persephone got to leave for half of the year - or something around that time. And she also preferred the company of the Witch Hekate that lived with Hades, rather than Hades himself. But women are women... what can you do. You cant please them ever

[@mister_grizzlee5105]

@@kostantinosvlasakakis4106 depends from myth to myth. In some she is fully loyal and loves Hades beyond anything and likes his company in others she's half of that, but still she and Hades have a better marriage then the other Greek gods (except Hercule I suppose)

[@kostantinosvlasakakis4106]

@Kiki M. well if a god abducted you, you'd be happy. Think about it, you'd get any material possession your heart desires. He's a god for heaven's sake

[@razirex]

Only just found your channel and love everything about it. Great stories, fantastic editing, keep going.

[@United-States-Military-2025]

✊🤑

[@GrimkhazThalassa]

Man, your work on creating these awesome 3D videos and the way you narrate the stories are truly mesmerizing. Thank you so much for sharing these pieces of art with all of us and keep on the work!!

[@astrofabio68]

he rules over the Elysian Fields also not only Tartarus, and he was the only god faithful to his wife

[@Ian.D.]

@INDIGO 11:11 Polygamy was not practised in ancient Greece. Marriage was mostly a financial transaction, but if someone wanted to take another wife, he had to divorce the first one. It was common - but not socially accepted - for men to have lovers outside of wedlock (more so, if they were rich and powerful). Even Zeus, the father of the gods, who couldn't keep it in his pants to save his life, was subject to scenes of jealousy by Hera (who would avenge, torture or kill her brother-husband's lovers). If Hades was indeed faithful to Persephone, that would make him a very unusual god, I agree.

[@amandac9894]

Hades was a badass

[@kostantinosvlasakakis4106]

what about Hephaestus? He's too ugly to get a a second woman - unfortunately ares screws his wife with her rather willingly as well - but how would he then find another to marry without the help of the Gods? I dont think he every was unfaithful - simply because he couldnt be

[@tywire7288]

@Jacqueline Davis I've never heard of that story..... Persephone was the daughter of Demeter and a harvest goddess herself and Hades tricked her into staying in the underworld by eating pomegranate seeds. Demeter depressed that her daughter went missing caused all the seasons to stop killing the world. The Gods panicking found Persephone with Hades but found that it was to late for Persephone because she had already eaten food from the underworld. So Hades cut a deal with Demeter that she would have Persephone 6 months out of the year in the living world and Persephone would spend the other 6 months with Hades in the underworld. Also Persephone cheated on Hades with Adonis who had to be shared with Aphrodite.

[@tywire7288]

@Jacqueline Davis They're actually quite faithful and the stories about the Greek Gods actually teach very good questions about morality. Jesus was born in the same way as Perseus, where Mary was bathed in the light of the one true God and was given the seed of the lord.... yeah kinda sounds similar to a golden shower with Danae! Learn to love the Gods and they'll love you.

[@sophiazang2511]

Oh my god! Your production is absolutely breathtaking ! I love how detailed all the videos are , just so visually stimulating ! Been searching for things like this for a long time for don't why I didn't get to come across this before. Thank you so much for your work :)

[@invadernoon2807]

I need that persephone myth soon plz

[@Somewhat-Evil]

In some versions of the legend his wife Persephone loved her husband and was very happy to get out from under the most controlling mother in all of Greek mythology. Hades seems to be the only god in the pantheon that took his duties seriously. Pluto and Persephone even had their own little "divine-court" of gods and monsters such as;Thanatos, Charon, Cerberus (who's name translates as Spot🐶), the Furies, Hecate and Nemesis. All seemed to only visit Olympus as necessary so as not to offend Zeus.

[@darielbrantley5689]

i know it is quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released series online ?

[@jasondobbins9735]

Actually Thanatos is the son of NYX and they primordial darkness

[@starlabratcherflannigan1798]

I never thought of Hades as evil ,but I am loving this channel

[@ancaryvan4811]

2 thing: 1. Hades appear on 2 stories. 1 his own marriage with Persephone and 2 He is softy in Orpheus story. 2. Question: Did you model 3D Hades base on Kratos?!

[@AGS363]

Correction: He also had a run in with Herakles (who was allowed to take Kerberos for a walk).

[@AnthonyRizzuti]

Don’t forget about Sisyphus and his attempt to escape the underworld. Now stuck rolling a stone up hill for eternity.

[@rustinrogers]

Hades? More like HOTes! WOOF!

[@hero2470]

BrUh

[@uamsnof]

You should check out his video on Sobek. This channel knows how to .... appeal to our .... sensibilities

[@samthachamp5035]

This channel is truly a blessing

[@CraftyWizard23]

Love this video. Please do a Poseidon God of the Seas video!!!

[@awaisriaz6638]

Sir I want to produce about the mortality of people by infections historically.... Could I use your animations in my video?

[@tszshanchan68]

Thoroughly enjoyed the humour and originality in your approach to the story of Hades. The 3D animation is a great touch. Hope to see more of your documentaries in the future.

[@astrofabio68]

great video!! but where are you? no more mythology videos?

[@LuminousKugelblitz]

Underrated channel.

[@Coach_MarcyBob]

I heard a version where Hades was tricked into ruling the underworld.

[@alley2231]

Thank you soo much for capturing the darkness of Hades and your beautifully done animation ❤!! I'm digging it!

[@Roc2020]

You need to continue these videos! 🙏🏽

[@jordansworldciron350]

I’ve been waiting for that video

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Actually, Tartarus was the place of imprisonment for the Titans, not humans. Only a handful of humans were said to have been sent there and those few were not "great offenders" -- a.k.a. terrible sinners -- they were, instead, offenders of the Great. Individuals who personally offended Zeus, for example, as opposed to someone who, say, murdered forty people.

[@travisviener4807]

Murdering 40 people in combat would be something of virtue to the Greeks, it could probably get you in Elysian Fields.

[@anthonyhargis6855]

@@travisviener4807 Undoubtedly.

[@7ajhubbell]

Do you suppose that the chronically ill/in pain would have ever made offerings to Hades, in the hope that he would intercede on their behalf and speed their entry into his kingdom where they could be at peace? Or that people might have entreated him to remove their enemies from this life sooner? Or that warriors would have made offerings to him in the mindset of one working to postpone their arrival in his kingdom? Would you bring Hades such offerings? Thank you.

[@whatsagoodname8597]

You able to do more of these types its amazing

[@brandonmccoy2414]

Wow! This is so cool. Love the animations. 😁

[@marcovsasa4195]

What do you use to animate? It looks amazing! I’d love to start using this too.

[@bronzeabe7757]

Appreciate all your hard work

[@NewHistoria]

No problems. Thanks for watching

[@tessallen6940]

Love your amazing work x

[@holygunofficial2718]

Make ancient norse please

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good Video!!

[@AyubuKK]

Ironically, Hades was among the most just and chill of the gods.

[@edvineikkinen5111]

Apollo next?

[@BlackHatTy]

Great artwork!

[@ttendonsonga7587]

Can you do videos about other greek gods

[@LancetFencing]

Would be nice if your design actually had some historical accuracy. I mean his helmet doesn’t look like anything the ancient Greeks would have designed

[@amandabourke796]

Where did you go? I really enjoyed this channel and have watched all the vids. You haven't posted in a really long while, so I assume you're done working on this channel? Have you started a new channel? If so, could you please post the name so we can follow you again! Thanks!

[@batslug23]

can you please make more Roman videos

[@amandac9894]

Anyone else thinks Hades looks like Kratos in God of War 4?

[@TaterKakez]

Can you cite your sources for him being unfaithful to Persephone? I had always heard be was faithful to his wife.

[@mister_grizzlee5105]

There are some myths where he had I think 2 affairs with Hectae and a nymph but they are cloudy since they either happened before or after Hades met Persephone

[@konanklease8241]

This is intresting for school work

[@Kilzu1]

Hades wasn't considered evil or even nasty, in fact he was concidered to be most virtuous, perfect, fair and just out of all gods. Most feared god was Zeus, because he wasn't known to be most forgiving or even remotely fair. Now Hades certainly wasn't a mister sunshine (None of the gods and goddesses were), but compared to other gods, he was most respected (d'uh, he would decide if your afterlife was pleasant or not). Also saying that greeks didn't worship him much is bit under statement, Spartans did worship Hades (mostly asking for fair and just judgement if they would fall in battle etc.) Each and every god and goddes were worshipped in greek since all of them had their own domains and such, ones that we know today are ones which are mentioned in poems that survived to this day, but there were literally hundreds of gods and every city state had their own pantheon of gods which were specific to that area, there were even different versions of same god in different parts of greek society, one good example is the warlike Spartan version of Athena.

[@YeenMage]

Hmm.. Didn't Zeus, Poseidon and Hades drew lot on who will get to rule the heavens, the seas and the underworld? As far as I know, all versions of Greek myth said it was by dice and not by decision (and not by trickery either as mentioned in the movie Clash of the Titans lol)

[@alexandrevandervelde7797]

i had to do a presentation and i got a A thanks to your video

[@gothicdragonwarriorqueen5819]

Very interesting ! I love mythology!🙂❤👍

[@rampage75_25]

The only god who never cheated on his wife, played with his dog, payed his minions well and keeps the demons of Tartarus locked away is the king of hell. Now that is ironic

[@lwzalmendra4174]

liking the animation. i only have thoughts on the design of Hades' Helm tho.

[@amylafornina1112]

Where are u sir?

[@WildWizard8]

Excellent video love it, can you do more Greek Gods/Goddess, creatures ect 😀

[@siobhanconneely4199]

Let know about demeter and persephone

[@Zura-z6k]

thank you. very good video but you have to do another part of Hades. when Heracles goes to to hades to do one of his missions. also when Orpheus goes to take back Euridica from hades. Hermes, the river Stix etc. also recently I saw an interesting documentary about a temple in Hyerapolis where the priests where doing public animal sacrificing by a very interesting way - they where killing an animal with the CO2. it was known that Hades was taking those animals by miracles way.( tow years ago visited Hyerapolis but never herd about this... incredible.) this topic is also interesting.

[@madamesatan4921]

He's got Henry Cavill's chest.

[@mekenziebarlett8159]

not me, vibing with the music

[@nicholassudov2299]

Like and thanks. Maybe I missed that, but what about god Aides? Just Hades' another name?

[@khylerbane4523]

“They call me evil. Villain. The Devil. But the joke is on them. For I don’t care what they call me. I don’t care what they think of me. I have a duty to fulfill, and such petty things can not detract me from responsibilities. All Gods have a duty to the world for we are bound to it and it’s people. But only *I* take it seriously. Only *I* don’t treat the world like my playground and the mortals as my playthings. I am firstborn of Kronos and eldest of the Olympians. Cheated out of my birthright by my own family, my own siblings! Yet I got the most important job of all, dispite no one knowing it. For in the hands of any of the lesser mature Gods I call my family, the dead would flood the world of the living. So let them spew their lies. Let them believe their falsehoods. It makes no difference nor matters not to me. After all…” *sly smirk* “All become my subjects eventually.” -Hades on Pop culture’s view of him.

[@-0deaf886]

Thank you

[@theduchessofspring2395]

Why do I get the feeling Hades & Sobek would good friends to some degree? Or maybe just drinking buddies?

[@Vini-zv3lr]

the grumpy boys lmao

[@Caeljharden]

This sounds terrible but holy freakin crap Hades is daddy AF in this animated documentary. 🥵🤤😈🔥❤️‍🔥

[@jordansworldciron350]

I am can you do a video I’ve been waiting

[@rayenmanai2724]

hi 'new Historia pls make carthage Documentary

[@adesolaakinrinmade8818]

Lots were drawn to determine who would rule wat realms

[@mister_grizzlee5105]

Again, that depends (like any other Greek myths). In some Hades tricked Zeus and Poseidon so he could get the underworld, in others it was Zeus who tricked them and in some they decide who rules what.

[@peterlewerin4213]

Why is this particular sacrifice so shocking? Animals, pigeons, sheep, bulls were slaughtered in temples most days of the week throughout the Mediterranean.

[@Yp3ri0n]

Ποιός ειναι ο Χέϊντις ο Λεονάϊντας και ο Ποσάϊντον ρε παιδια? μηπως θέλει να πει ο Άδης ο Λεωνίδας και ο Ποσειδώνας? Χέϊντις Χέϊντιιιιις αντεεεε αντεεεε

[@ant1724]

He looks like braun Strowman. That all aside Hades was screwed over by his cunning brother Zeus and inherit the underworld. Although much older and I believe more powerful than Zeus. What gives Hades away is the simple fact that Zeus has the high ground and Hades has the strategic disadvantage when it comes to the realm la they rule.

[@tasnime_88]

Carthage please

[@dellamorte-gameplay405]

Hades is the oldest and he was not deceived by Zeus to managed to get the underworld instead of heaven to rule?

[@robertonunesoliveira]

muito bom!

[@davidfryer9359]

I can resist. HADES is the hottest of all the G-ds. Ouch!

[@SuperNemeanlion]

1:55 PERSEUS IS NOT A GOD BUT A HERO.

[@aphmaujbirdloonawolf2050]

Hades is the place was called names hell full of demons but that was long time ago that hades is a demon even tho he's natural but he's still a god of hell

[@WildMen4444]

Hail Plouton!

[@XXRedHeadedLassXX]

_Kratos: ( Growls Furiously)_😡 -Kratos God Of War has left the conversation- 😏😏😏😏😏😏😲😲😲😲😲😆😆😆😆

[@dariusurbanovic6797]

Isn't ares the God of war

[@filho4437]

What happened to this channel? Such a short number of videos and all have millions of views .

[@RA-lh9uh]

every grave is his temple

[@Xarmutinha]

Greeks never thought of Hades as evil or bad btw

[@miraz5557]

This hades we need in gow3 remake

[@Sun.Shine-]

He is the most chillest god of underworld than other myths and legends 🙌. Be careful if you are a female though 😬

[@PatriceBoivin]

One account says Cerberus had 50 heads... ugh

[@icinemagr4621]

ADIS ( written ADHS ) is the greek name

[@azazel166]

To add, the D is pronounced like the Th in words like "this" and "that".

[@icinemagr4621]

@@azazel166 i just wanted to say the greek word thats all :) no mention to harm any one

[@azazel166]

@@icinemagr4621 And you didn't, I merely added to it.

[@tuckersimrell5756]

I played as hades in a school play

[@SpartanONegative]

I know that helmet

[@nightowl2282]

Hades? More like *HaDILF*

[@dariusurbanovic6797]

I don't understand

[@indianatureandheritage7183]

Is anyone in greece practice their rich ancient culture and belive this gods now?

[@Ian.D.]

No, we're mostly Orthodox Christian, but some pagan traditions have been transferred to the Orthodox dogma as most religions do. The carnival looks strangely familiar to the feasts dedicated to Dionysus but it's not a religious rite (even though it coincides chronologically and marks the beginning of Lent). And of course, the Lighting of the Olympic Flame is directly taken from the ancient ritual, takes place in Olympia and is lit using the sun.

[@archaeaoris900]

@@Ian.D. The carnival and the lighting of the Olympic flame are not among the orthodox church traditions, actually the church does not want carnival events, but there are other parts of the Christian tradition and stories which comes directly from the pagan religions. Regarding the local Greek traditions (which are not Christian) and comes from the past, indeed the carnival is one of them, especially the Phallus festival in Tyrnavos and in other places in Greece.

[@Ian.D.]

@@archaeaoris900 Yes and yes. I wrote it badly. Let me rephrase it above.

[@DionysiosPhryx]

@@Ian.D. Christo-Paganism is idolatry! We know it, we know it, heureka!

[@felipeguasp6122]

Yes, there are people im Greece who still worship greek gods

[@christi408]

this help a LiTtLe

[@blackdateline1996]

Staring to learn more. Great info But you all are leaving out the African and Egyptian Gods and Goddesses also, they had massive influence (still) on this planet. Revisionist history is pretending that Greek Mythology was the only place that had mythology.

[@Kat-TraversingTheUnknown]

Agreed would love to learn more about Yoruba, Sumerian and ibo as well along with so many other deities from those three featured on the channel.

[@jabbydemecillo7704]

Hades is in the God of war 3

[@NewHistoria]

Yes, he’s definitely an important god in Greek mythology

[@DantesDarkside]

Ares / Mars was the God of war

[@Wongtsunqui]

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[@thelimitlessyt]

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[@fuckthepolice.9410]

IS THIS WHAT EGYPTIANS BELIEVED?

[@LETCHAOSREIGN666]

FUCK THE POLICE. No the Greeks & Romans

[@dariusurbanovic6797]

Egyptians believed in God's like anubis

[@tarynray6362]

We have One God our One and Only, Father the Creator of all. Satan is real, along with demons/ the demonic, all evil, sin, lies, deceit, hell. Follow and love our beautiful God, without him we are dust. Repent your sins to our Holy God of all good, love and truth. God bless all in the Name of Jesus Christ our Savior our Messiah Amen. God bless all in the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit Amen

[@Friesarethebest]

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[@christosmalamas7526]

His name is Pluto. Hades is a location not the god.

[@chase5423]

Pluto was the Roman name for the god, if I remember correctly.

[@christosmalamas7526]

@@chase5423 you don't remember corectly. Pluto was the greek god of the underworld. The underworld called Hades.

[@felipeguasp6122]

No, his name is Hades, it is also the name of his realm. Pluton was one of his epithets that later the romans used to name him.

[@christosmalamas7526]

@@felipeguasp6122 no, Pluto was not an epithet and surely it's not roman. It's greek and that's what the Greeks named the god.

[@felipeguasp6122]

@@christosmalamas7526 I'm not saying Pluton is a name of roman origin, I'm saying romans used that name (alongside Dis and Orcus) to adress the god. He is called Hades, Hesiod called him Hades in the theogony. Pluton is one of his epithets, wich means "the rich" (let's not confuse it with Plutus, the god of wealth)