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* Can ride a horse - [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]], [[Young Hercules (Novelization)]].
* Can ride a horse - [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]], [[Young Hercules (Novelization)]].
* Can play chess - [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]].
* Can play chess - [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]].
* Can throw bolts of energy from his hands - ''[[1.03 - What a Crockery]]'', ''[[1.14 - No Way Out]]'', ''[[1.15 - Ares on Trial]]'', ''[[1.28 - In Your Dreams]]'', ''[[1.33 - Con Ares]]'', ''[[1.42 - The Prize]]''.
* Can poison a waterskin by waving his hand over it. - ''[[1.14 - No Way Out]]''.


== '''1.01 - Treasure of Zeus''' ==
== '''1.01 - Treasure of Zeus''' ==

Revision as of 20:29, 16 March 2013


Ares as played by Kevin Smith.

The main antagonist of the story, Ares is the god of violence and war. He is primarily the patron god of Sparta, but armies from all city-states offer prayers to him before going into battle. Ares also claims The Amazons as his favorite mortals (1.12 - Battle Lines II) and has been known to send them prophetic visions.

Though he represents the physical aspect of war, Ares is far from some mindless thug. He is, in fact, a brilliant strategist, preferring to plan his battles carefully rather than going into a fight with his proverbial guns blazing. Whenever possible, he seems to like the methods of getting other people to do his work for him or finding ways to get his enemies to destroy themselves. The latter is something he repeatedly attempts with Hercules, knowing that he cannot kill his half-brother without suffering the wrath of Zeus.

Family

Wardrobe

Ares typically wears a vest, gauntlets and leather pants, all made of black leather studded with silver.

Powers

Skills

1.01 - Treasure of Zeus

Ares spends a lot of time in his temple. We're not sure what he does with all his time, but in his own words, "Even I have to work hard". Apparently this involves practicing swordplay with a floating set of armor. He is also easily angered and obviously carries a large amount of resentment towards Hercules. He listens to Strife's griping, and subtly influences Strife into trying to kill Hercules. Later, he appears to Strife as an image in a bowl of water, checking in to see how Strife is pulling off his con.