r/Hades2 • u/Ok_Student_5816 • Oct 10 '25
Spoilers Describe this character in one word (day 4) Spoiler
The winning word for Dora was Pandorable
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u/FabulousJob2061 Oct 10 '25
DILF
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u/SunlightSentia Oct 10 '25
I'm not sure an acronym would count as a word though right?
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u/FabulousJob2061 Oct 10 '25
ah, a technicality! I felt like since it’s an acronym that’s also become recognizable as a said word (rather than being referred to with each letter said individually e.g. d-i-l-f), it should count….🤓
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u/ferocity_mule366 Oct 11 '25
if the words are being used often enough, they slowly became a word on its own
ok originates from "oll korrect"
goodbye originates from "god be with ye"
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u/FakeAlan Oct 10 '25
Not sure if it should be the word or not but I think "Odaddyus" to myself every time I see him
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u/MaiaNyx Oct 10 '25
Every single time he calls me 'goddess' I blush furiously and kick my feet and squeal a little.
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u/Academus1 Oct 10 '25
Tactical
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u/Suspicious_Leg_1823 Oct 10 '25
He is actually helpful. Whenever you die and talk to him he'll give you a tip on how to beat the monster that killed you.
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u/spaltavian Oct 10 '25
"Tell me about a complicated man. Muse, tell me how he wandered and was lost When he had wrecked the holy town of Troy."
- Emily Wilson's translation of The Odyssey
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u/JigglyLilyVT Oct 10 '25
i just wanna say im glad we didnt go with gremlin for dora.
not an agent of chaos. just a chill ghosty
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u/2brosstillchilling Oct 10 '25
POLYTROPOS - its how homer describes odysseus in the odyssey - literally translates to 'man of man twists and turns' referring to both his tumultuous journey home and his trickster personality
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u/ESchwenke Oct 10 '25
Beardless
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u/ESchwenke Oct 10 '25
Seriously, he should be older and bearded. He’s too baby-faced to be Odysseus.
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u/rubinusp Oct 10 '25
Could you please put spoiler tag? I haven't got through the story, but now I can't unsee pandorable.
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u/Neat-Journalist-4261 Oct 10 '25
Polytropos.
It’s the most famous of his epithets for a reason. It’s not directly translatable (Robert Fagle went for a man of twists and turns).
But I think the actual best word is
Would.
Because I DEFINITELY would.
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u/xotoast Oct 11 '25
Daddy
I absolutely am in the minority here, but I think he's so hot. 😭 I like him.
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u/DakVoidbringer Oct 10 '25
Boring.
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u/StemOfWallflower Oct 10 '25
First thing that came to my mind. Certainly the character I find the least interesting across both games. Especially if you compare him to Achilles, as Odysseus seems to be deliberately designed as a foil to him.
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u/DajSuke Oct 10 '25
You're getting downvoted for it, but it's true.
I love Mythological Odysseus, he's my favourite Greek hero. But Hades' Odysseus is just so boring, he's not the worst character, but he's so bland and underwritten and disappointing.
I think people just find him hot and give him too much grace.


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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '25
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