He first chases them out of Yggdrasil, as well as displaying Odin's powers to create illusions of the Coalition's heroes to do his bidding. Using his newfound powers, Hades links the world with his underworld in order to bring his armies to fight the Coalition. By the time the Coalition is able to reach Odin, Hades has already reclaimed his former prisoner's soul and takes Yggdrasil's power for himself. In the alternate scenario, where the real Perseus is resurrected prior to final battle, Perseus reveals to the Coalition that Hades was the true mastermind of the events thus far, having actually been the one manipulating Odin from the start in a bid to claim Yggdrasil's power for himself. Despite seemingly finishing the fight against Odin, a voice calls out, claiming that the true crisis has yet to be averted. Like the other gods, Hades sends the humans away to spare them from the destruction. Although he claims Odin's soul with the help of the Coalition, the loss of Odin causes Yggdrasil to collapse without its power source. In the final battle near the Spring of Mimir, Hades is able finally pinpoint the location of Odin's soul, near the Spring itself. Their success not only clears the path towards Odin, but the power siphoned from Yggdrasil allows Gaia to create a new body for herself. He aids his brother in breaking through the front of Yggdrasil at Chencang- Ueda, where he accompanies Huang Gai's unit. Hades is eventually able to track the soul near Yggdrasil, but is unable to find it's specific location. Although surprised to see Gaia, albeit in her spirit form, Hades opts to aid the Coalition's efforts, feeling somewhat guilty for being "tricked".Īs the ruler of the Underworld, Hades acts as the Coalition's locator for Odin's soul, which is the key to stopping him. Hades arrives far late into the story, reinforcing his brother's army from Odin's army of illusions and horrors at Changshan. Hades later covers the escape and states that it was due to Odin's persuasion that Hades was tricked into releasing the renegade god from the Underworld, allowing him to unleash his plans for Ragnarok. As Odin leaves, Hades proceeds to implant the seed of Yggdrasil into Odin's soul under the guise to make Odin's next death more interesting. Hoping to use Odin to gain Yggdrasil's power, Hades allowed the god to return back to the world of the living. In the main storyline, Hades remained within the Underworld when Odin was first killed during Ragnarok.
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