No; he is a Greek God.
Hades never had a male lover who was a hero in mythology.
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Hades and Hercules had a complicated relationship; but Hades seemed to favor Hercules, for he allowed the taking of Perseus and Cerberus from his realm by Hades.
Orpheus did.
Hades permitted Heracles to fetch Cerberus from Hell, when the hero presented him with his petition.
He was associated with both Orpheus and Hercules.
Aphrodite was not a hero. She was a goddess kidnapped by Hades, and as such did nothing to help or end her condition. Stupid cow.
Neither; Hades was god of death and the dead - the natural fact that one day we will all face death.
This is a hard question. Hades was often portrayed a cold hearted god of death. However some say he was hero because although he was the god of the underworld he wasn't the god of death - Thanatos was. Hades was in charge of seeing over the delivery of newly deceased souls to their proper places. If you were bad, you'd go to Tartarus - Hell. If you were good you'd go to paradise. Hades was in charge of that, without him our souls would never find rest - in Greek mythology Bare in mind it is commonly said Hades was forced to become the god of the underworld as punishment by his brother Zeus. So Hades is mostly considered an anti-hero. But others think different Hope this helps.
It was a cap that made the wearer invisible. It was owned by Hades but worn occasionally by Athena, Hermes, and the hero Perseus
Yes, there's one in Homer's Odyssey. It's the illustrated wanderings of the hero, Odysseus, set after the Trojan War. One of the places he goes to is Hades in order to make it back home to his wife.
The first book is called The Lost Hero. The second book is called The Son of Neptune. The third book is called The Mark of Athena. The fourth book is called The House of Hades. The upcoming fifth and final book is called The Blood of Olympus.