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The Ice Titan first appears in Disney's 1997 animated feature, ''Hercules'', voiced by {{w|Jim Ward (voice actor)|Jim Ward}}. Known in Disney canon as "Hydros," he wreaks havoc eons before the events of the film, along with his fellow Titans. The Titans' rampage is stopped by Zeus, however, and they are all imprisoned in a cage of lightning deep beneath the sea. Eighteen years after the birth of Hercules, Hades, the Lord of the Dead, steals the young hero's godly strength and uses his power to unleash Hydros and the other Titans. Hades, playing off of the Titans' lust for vengeance against Zeus, then proceeds to use the gigantic creatures to take over Mount Olympus, as it was foretold to him long ago in a prophecy made by the three Fates.
The Ice Titan first appears in Disney's 1997 animated feature, ''Hercules'', voiced by {{w|Jim Ward (voice actor)|Jim Ward}}. Known in Disney canon as "Hydros," he wreaks havoc eons before the events of the film, along with his fellow Titans. The Titans' rampage is stopped by Zeus, however, and they are all imprisoned in a cage of lightning deep beneath the sea. Eighteen years after the birth of Hercules, Hades, the Lord of the Dead, steals the young hero's godly strength and uses his power to unleash Hydros and the other Titans. Hades, playing off of the Titans' lust for vengeance against Zeus, then proceeds to use the gigantic creatures to take over Mount Olympus, as it was foretold to him long ago in a prophecy made by the three Fates.


Together with the Lava Titan, Pyros, Hydros traps Zeus in a prison of ice and lava, but before Hades can "get too comfortable" as the new ruler of Mount Olympus, Hercules intervenes and begins to free the various gods and goddesses Hades has captured. Enraged, Hades demands that Hydros and the other Titans stop Hercules, but the young hero easily deflects the icicles Hydros throws at him. Attempting to trap Hercules once more using his icy breath, Hydros ends up freezing Hades, at which point Hercules manages to free Zeus. Zeus is able to topple the Rock Titan, Lythos, with renewed strength, prompting Hydros and the other Titans to flee Mount Olympus despite Hades's objections. Before the Titans can escape, however, Hercules grabs the Tornado Titan, Stratos, and uses him to suck up the remaining Titans. Hercules hurls Stratos into space, and Hydros and his Titan brethren are vanquished forever in an intense explosion.
Together with the Lava Titan, Pyros, Hydros traps Zeus in a prison of ice and lava, but before Hades can "get too comfortable" as the new ruler of Mount Olympus, Hercules intervenes and begins to free the various gods and goddesses Hades has captured. Enraged, Hades demands that Hydros and the other Titans stop Hercules, but the young hero easily deflects the icicles Hydros throws at him. Attempting to trap Hercules once more using his icy breath, Hydros ends up freezing Hades, at which point Hercules manages to free Zeus. Zeus is able to topple the Rock Titan, Lythos, with renewed strength, prompting Hydros and the other Titans to flee Mount Olympus despite Hades's objections. Before the Titans can escape, however, Hercules grabs the Wind Titan, Stratos, and uses him to suck up the remaining Titans. Hercules hurls Stratos into space, and Hydros and his Titan brethren are vanquished forever in an intense explosion.
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