Hades (Pluto)

he lives where all the souls lived

Hades' weakness is his wife, Persephone.

Hades did not have foster parents. His father is Chronus, and his mother is Rhea.

In the Greek myths, Hades' wife was Persephone.

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Meaning Hell, yes, if you mean the souls currently there. But, otherwise, unless you have sold your soul to Satan, I don't believe any living humans have connections in Hades.

Hades was very powerful in battle and joined his brothers in the defeat of the Titans. He had three powerful weapons at his disposal: a helmet, a fork, and a staff. The helmet was given to him by the Cyclopes and made him invisible. The fork had two prongs and was powerful enough to shatter anything or anyone that he did not like. The staff was used to drive the dead into the Underworld. He also had a chariot with black horses which was not particularly powerful, just intimidating.

Hades was one of the strongest of the Olympians and had the ability to create fire and control it to harm an opponent. He was also immortal and impervious to harm.

That depends on what your view of hell is. If hell is the place of fiery torment, then you've come to the right place! Hell, it is believed by Catholics etc, is where you go if you've led a bad life - a place of eternal fiery torment. However, purgatory is like a crossroad between heaven and hell - a bit like a junction where you go when you die. Your good deeds and bad deeds are compared and it is "decided" whether you go to heaven or hell.

His main job was to take the life of who needs to die

Hercules saved Theseus the king of athens

No but he did have a wife named Persephone

According to original texts, Hades has no children.

For example: To make ensure that their deceased relatives would receive a happy life in the Underworld and to beg for him not to have them die when they are sick.

Pluto was the Roman name for Hades

persephone

You cannot. As with all gods it is mythical or a matter of faith.

Zagreus is the chiled of Zeus

Cerberus

No, Hades has no children.

This makes no sense what so ever...

Odysseus went to the underworld because he wanted to go see a man named Tiresias

After speaking to Circe, Odysseus decided to talk with Teiresias, so he and his men journeyed to the River Acheron in Hades, where they performed sacrifices which allowed them to speak to the dead. Odysseus sacrificed a ram, attracting the dead spirits to the blood. He held them at bay and demanded to speak with Tiresias, who told him how to pass by Helios's cattle and the whirlpool Charybdis. Tiresias also told him that, after his return to Ithaca, he must take a well-made oar and walk inland with it to parts where no-one mixes sea salt with food, until someone asks him why he carries a winnowing fan. At that place, he must fix the oar in the ground and make a sacrifice to appease Poseidon. Tiresias also told Odysseus that, after that was done, he would die an old man, "full of years and peace of mind"; his death would come from the sea and his life ebb away gently. (Some read this as saying that his death would come away from the sea.) While in Hades, Odysseus also met Achilles (who told him that he would rather be a slave on earth than the king of the dead), Agamemnon, and his mother, Anticlea. The soul of Ajax, still sulking about Achilles's armor, refused to speak to Odysseus, despite the latter's pleas of regret. Odysseus also met his comrade, Elpenor, who told him of the manner of his death and begged him to give him an honorable burial.

After Hades was banished from Olympus after trying to overpower and betray his brothers, Zeus and Posiedon, Hades responsibility was to stay in the Underworld (Hell) and direct died peoples souls to where they should be. He was in control of Hell basically.

Myths do not have "titles" they are known for the persons contained within them, and the events that follow.

Pluto is not the Roman "name" for Hades. Pluto is the name of the Roman god, based on the Greek god Hades. In other words, the names Pluto and Hades are not related.

The seasons were unchanging in the time of the year of the Greek gods until this abduction, likely it was Spring for Persephone is a goddess of spring and many flowers were being gathered by Persephone and other maiden goddesses.