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* "Hades" is | * "Hades" is pronounced "hah-dess", not "hey-dees" as English speakers would pronounce the name. The former pronunciation is closer to the original Greek and is the standard way of transliterating the name in Japanese. | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 28 June 2012
- Hades is a Mini-Con from the Aligned continuity family.
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Hades (ハデス Hadesu) is Megatron's Arms Micron partner.
Toys
Prime
- Megatron Darkness (Voyager, 7-28-2012)
- ID number: AM15
- Micron ID number: ???
- Energon Crystals: AP Natural, HP Natural, SP Natural
- Available only with his larger partner Megatron and fellow Arms Micron Gora, Hades comes as an unassembled, unpainted "kit". He transforms from a bat-like robot into a hand-held scythe weapon, as well as wings for Megatron. Yeah, wings for Megatron; he's friggin' huge. He has multiple 5mm posts and holes on his body, allowing him to combine with other Arms Microns to form bigger and more ridiculous Combo Weapons and Super Combo Weapons. On that note, he's the only Arms Micron to have multiple Energon Crystals; with one of each type, he could very well be his own Super Combo Weapon.
- Golden Hades (Micron, 2012)
- Energon Crystals: AP Natural, HP Natural, SP Natural
- A gold version of Hades was given away as third place in the Arms Up Campaign, limited to 100 pieces. Winners got shipped their prizes at some point in November.
Notes
- "Hades" is pronounced "hah-dess", not "hey-dees" as English speakers would pronounce the name. The former pronunciation is closer to the original Greek and is the standard way of transliterating the name in Japanese.
