Hades

Early Life
Hades was the first male child born to Kronos and Rhea. Unlike his other siblings, he was often unwelcomed and a loner. Even from their brief interactions with one another, the other original Olympians ostracized Hades for seeming "different". Naturally when the three Big Male Olympians picked aspects of the world, Hades got the Underworld. This decision would ultimately separate him from his two brothers and later the rest of the Olympians; so much so, he barely knew the younger Olympians such as Apollo and Artemis.

Appearance
When Hades first appears to Chase in the Underworld he is horrified to see the God. Having a skull helmet of some kind of animal, Hades' face is somewhat concealed, save for his flaming eyes. His voice, sounded even more terrifying to Chase, coming out almost demonic and otherworldly.

When removing his mask, Hades' true features can be seen. Unlike before, his irises are completely black and more natural looking. His black hair can also be seen without the helmet. Chase also noted his extreme pallor as if "he never saw the Sun a day in his life."

Personality
The years of the being in the Underworld away from all life brought out the worst in Hades. It distorted his perception of the above world and caused a bitter anger to grow in him. Having lost against his two brothers and gained the Underworld, he became extremely cold, but later learned to love his new domain. Hades is extremely xenophobic and gets easily annoyed with outsiders, especially those intruding in the Underworld for selfish reasons. Hades gets particularly angered when Mortals ask him to resurrect their lost loved ones. In rare instances such as seen with his wife Persephone, he can show genuine concern and love; however this is generally private and not many see this side of Hades. At heart, Hades wants to be loved, but will never admit it.