Chronos talks about Chaos - Hades 2 

Themself? You mean Creation itself.

@@randomenvelope Nope. Everyone in Hades 1 and 2 use “them” when talking about Chaos.

@@rossvaljr.3852 ur right, feels wrong tho.

@@randomenvelope why?

@GooglyGook12 just personafies chaos too much, makes it less grand and ancient and more sissy and quirky and using they them for it feels like using something new to describe something older than everything before we used pronouns like we did today. Especially its character design, greatly inferior to the original. Too orderly, too neat, not very chaotic but people like it because Chaos is hot now.

Chronos is a grandfather and grand grandfather at the same time :)

To bad he's introverted af

Chronos is the greatest grandfather there ever was or ever will be. By choice or by whim

@@vladdreemurr40 Nah Supergiant changed the lore to remove the incest. Demeter is the daughter of Helios I think, not Chronos, so he isn’t Persephone’s grandfather

​@@Fullmetal_Gacha Helios is actually Demeter brother in this game and Hyperion Chronos's brother is their father

On brand for both Chronos and Chaos. Time committing Elder abuse, and Chaos unthinkingly causing Chaos.

Yea. Most people don't realize how powerful the Cthonic Gods were because after the Greek dark ages they focused more on the Olympians and fleshing them out. Theres a reason, for example, during the Odyssey that Zeus was VERY careful not to piss of "The mother of night" when she started complaining of the shenanigans going around causing her some idle headaches.

​@Khontis 100%. The same reason Hades agreed to work WITH Nyx instead of overtaking the underworld. Nyx literally birthed the beings that dictate the fate of the gods themselves. If that isn't a testament to how ridiculously powerful she must be idk what is

Chaos is pretty indifferent. They don’t seem to care much for how everything turns out because the universe is a giant experiment. They made reality, set some parameters and sat back to watch it all play out. Even talking to you they don’t regard you in any way like a person. They talk to you like someone talking to a program they made. Even when talking about Chronos they didn’t care and were more concerned they compromised the integrity of the experiment on accident.

​@Khontis Don't forget when Hypnos pissed Zues off he ran to his mother Nyx and Zues left him alone

the Greek pantheon does love to think up cruel and unusual punishments for Titans dont they 💀 im looking forward to what this game will come up with in that scenario

Honestly, it could be possible. Dumb theory, but what if in the game, we can free her (and maybe Persephone) and thus then can then grant boons. It’s a dumb thought, but we are still in Early Access, and I’m certain we’ll get at least 1 or 2 new gods along with Eris, Athena and Dionysus

Or, and hear my wish fulfilment, Zagreus Boons ? Physically impossible ? Yes. Cool af ? Also yes.

Spoiler: after you find Hades he gives you boons. So, it's probable that Persephone, Nyx and even Zagreus give you boons too when we finally rescue them

Even if we don’t get boons from them, I think it’d be neat just bringing them back to the crossroads. I wonder how Nyx would react to Hypnos, lost in his endless slumber… Just slaps him awake lol

Well I wish Nyx would sit on my face

I believe we already see the three fates in hades 1. Do you remember the map of hades between levels? If you looks well there are Aleast 2 female with wings and in hood who look the map, I always thought they were fates

Ouranus is not Chronos' father in Hades 2. You see, in Greek myth, there are two characters with his name: Chronos, the primordial incarnation of time, and Kronos, the titan of agriculture. The two are often thought to be the same, and Hades 2 played with this by actually having them be the same, but in actual myth they're not, Chronos is the son of Chaos and a brother to Nyx, while Kronos is the son of Ouranus (sky) and Gaia (earth) and father to Zeus and his siblings, and he has a scythe because of his association with agriculture (and he cut Ouranus' dick off because the children of Ouranus and Gaia were being born and squished between earth and sky, so the dick cutting caused Ouranus to fly off onto the top of the world). Hades 2 mixes them by having Chronos as the titan of time, and a direct son of Chaos, so in this continuity, he'd be a brother to Oceanus.

@@Macaulyn_97 is he said to be a son of Chaos in the game? Haven't seen any mentions of the such, and the way they both talk about the other, it doesn't seem to be like that

@@Macaulyn_97 Didn't Hades refer to Chronos as 'father' in the game though? I feel like Kronos and Chronos were indeed fused, but that the character is mostly Kronos still.

​@MorokLeviathan He did call him father. Hera also spoke to Zeus and said, "Son of Chronos"

@@Macaulyn_97 In game they've referenced Chronos being cursed by the fates, and Chronos eating people. So I think they are going to run with the Kronos Myth that he overthrew his father, and so was cursed by the fates to be overthrown by his children.

Nah, if Nyx is up and moving she's fighting for the house back too. Remember that it's ultimately her domain that he's taken, she just permits Hades to wield the bulk of the authority and ruling while she prioritizes maintaining the realm itself. Plus he still has Zagreus, Thanatos, Meg, Persephone, and the rest of the house staff that she clearly cared about even if she didn't see them as family. Even if Chaos suggested that they simply withdraw from the conflict, I can't see her going along with it - I think it's more likely she'd fight regardless, and Chaos would ultimately join in her efforts. Chronos would have had to deal with the wrath of Night Incarnate AND Primordial Chaos in the aftermath, not just Chaos.

@@ashec.6824 Ah shit I forgot about that. Now I wonder though why target Hades realm as his new home? Surely Chronos could take on Poesideon.

​@@dakotamuich4108probably it's just where he started, since his "bits" were "spread across Tartarus"

@@dakotamuich4108 Olympus is most likely his ultimate goal, it just makes the most sense to start with the Underworld since that's where his body has been since the war. Plus he need to rally an army quickly, and the undead are the most obvious choice - they don't care about injury, obey him without question, and can be brought back to fight again immediately with the underworld wide open. With control of the underworld he has a near endless supply

Chronos: respect your elders!!! Also Chronos: murdered his father, kidnapped Nyx, and deceived his most distant ancestor Chaos.

Easily. Chaos is the most powerful entity in the Hades games, far and away, as they're the one responsible for all creation. Chaos just doesn't meddle much due to their curiosity

Chaos is the primordial creator of Greek mythos. All deities stem from them. Chaos simply chooses not to directly involve themselves in the matters of others, only doing so indirectly through others such as Zagreas and Melinoe. Tldr: yes.

It doesnt explained in the video but Chronos found the Fates thanks to Chaos who tells him where they are ^^

It seems like Chronos phrased his query regarding the location of the Fates in a manner that implied an experiment or pursuing one of Chaos' inquiries, he basically used Chaos' curiosity against him. Chaos doesn't really 'do' manipulation or lying and thanks to Zagreus' meddling in the prior game Chaos became more open to friendly and familial contact.

​@@thomasparkin259Chaos is not really good at socializing with people. He is a giant nerd scientist that does not really think through the ramifications of his actions, he just too curious for his own good.

I think chronos asked chaos where the fates were and said that if they didn't want him to know they just stop it cause they were the fates.

Chaos wanted to see what the world would look like without their influence. Chronos told them that he could help achieve this goal if they were to help him find them. Of course, Chronos conveniently left out that he would be using their absence to gain the upper hand.

That’s disrespectful. Way more care have been put into these designs, and they’re way more intricately designed. Lore Olympus designs are generic enough for comparisons to be drawn between any design of these gods.

uh...?? NO..????

Me when I take inspiration for ancient Greek mythology and culture

​@@ma.2089I means come on lore Olympus has more accurate character design make hades more like parody hestia make to look like gramma when she just oldest among the sisters and aproite husband i forget his name litterally has a make foot and wheelchair why you need both like percy Jackson version just use walking stick.hermes litterally asian like what

​@@SoughtAppleThe Gods in this series have always been designed like this, if it bothers you it's very obvious you're new to these games. The audacity to say Lore Olympus has better designs is crazy when all it uses this Mythos for is to write a mid romance 💀💀💀

Chaos did wear some sort of robe back then. I think Chaos wearing a suit a cleaner look is just trying to imply that they aren't bound to time

I think this design implies how chaos got closer to nyx and zagreus and is now taking a more human form as a physical manifestation of their now better relationship

@@Pi-is-Bi Not so much a robe as a... sort of floating ribbon of cloth, it doesn't give the impression of being worn, just sort of there. Which suits Chaos pretty well; I'm not sure they even have a full body in the first game, all you can see is head, torso, arms, and roiling mass of distorted faces. I think what I'm trying to get at is Hades Chaos went hard in a way Hades 2 Chaos just kind of doesn't. I guess it does make sense if this is a more sociable persona, but if there's one thing that primordial Chaos shouldn't be it's stuck in one shape; the premise of the sequel seems to preclude Chaos getting to go have friendly visits with people, so why aren't they in some extra-spicy angry abomination shape instead?

to be chaos is literally holding thereold looks corpse as a new one is starting on the suit so it should bounce back after a bit

Zues ate his first wife and love. It’s normal. Not much of a disrespectful jab when the king Chronos overthrew did the same thing.

Titan meat is very lean. Everybody knows this.

@@ThatShaggyMatt you're right. I've made a rookie mistake.

It's a stitched-up corpse that has been kintsugi'd with gold. It's a rad design that evokes the imagery without a thousand fucking clocks on him or somethin

@@g0lddustt29 nothing to do with him being a titan who ate his kids, except him being stitched up prolly after zeus freed his siblings from his gut.