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{{cquote|''Gods ARE above living things, which doesn't necessarily mean we CARE about them.''|quotecite= Hades displays his utter disregard for life in [[Chapter 23]].}} | {{cquote|''Gods ARE above living things, which doesn't necessarily mean we CARE about them.''|quotecite= Hades displays his utter disregard for life in [[Chapter 23]].}} | ||
[[File:Hadesexpressions.png|thumb|left|200px|Hades's expressions in ''Kid Icarus: Uprising'']] | |||
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At first glance, Hades appears to be a mischievous trickster. When engaged in conversation, Hades often acts carefree and speaks in a playfully dull tone that is filled with sarcasm and cruelty, often making snide remarks and backhanded compliments. Even in the middle of a battle, Hades is shown to be very calm and level-headed, rarely ever getting angry. Hades also has a bit of showmanship, always boisterous and bombastic. Hades is also shown to have a genuine sense of humor and enjoys telling jokes and making puns at even the most odd or inappropriate of times. | At first glance, Hades appears to be a mischievous trickster. When engaged in conversation, Hades often acts carefree and speaks in a playfully dull tone that is filled with sarcasm and cruelty, often making snide remarks and backhanded compliments. Even in the middle of a battle, Hades is shown to be very calm and level-headed, rarely ever getting angry. Hades also has a bit of showmanship, always boisterous and bombastic. Hades is also shown to have a genuine sense of humor and enjoys telling jokes and making puns at even the most odd or inappropriate of times. | ||
