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Hydra is a monster from Greek mythology. A child of [[Echidna]] and [[Typhon]], Hydra is a multi headed snake with a deadly poison and the power to regrow two heads whenever one is cut off that resides around the lake of Lerna. The hero Hercules faced the Hydra in the second of his Twelve Labors, and with the assistance of his nephew Iolaus defeats the Hydra by cauterizing the severed heads before they could regenerate. He collected the Hydra's poison and coated his arrows with it, which he later used to kill Geryon and Nessus. | |||
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According to [[Masayuki Doi]], Hydra's design in {{Link|Game|SMT5}} intentionally deviates from common depictions in other media. The symbols and patterns on Hydra's body were inspired by those painted on ancient Greek pottery. Hydra's eyeless, mask-like face came from common stories in Greek mythology where he would blindly ransack villages. The drool and poisonous gas that spread from his mouth in-game were meant to make him appear more menacing.<ref>{{Cite Interview|quote= |translquote= |title= |publ= |publisher= |page= |url= [https://twitter.com/Atlus_West/status/1447973604352688133/ Official ATLUS West on Twitter]|archive= [https://web.archive.org/web/20211029211159/https://twitter.com/Atlus_West/status/1447973604352688133/]|published= October 12, 2021|retrieved= February 20, 2024|site= Twitter|type= }}</ref> | According to [[Masayuki Doi]], Hydra's design in {{Link|Game|SMT5}} intentionally deviates from common depictions in other media. The symbols and patterns on Hydra's body were inspired by those painted on ancient Greek pottery. Hydra's eyeless, mask-like face came from common stories in Greek mythology where he would blindly ransack villages. The drool and poisonous gas that spread from his mouth in-game were meant to make him appear more menacing.<ref>{{Cite Interview|quote= |translquote= |title= |publ= |publisher= |page= |url= [https://twitter.com/Atlus_West/status/1447973604352688133/ Official ATLUS West on Twitter]|archive= [https://web.archive.org/web/20211029211159/https://twitter.com/Atlus_West/status/1447973604352688133/]|published= October 12, 2021|retrieved= February 20, 2024|site= Twitter|type= }}</ref> | ||
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|smt5=One of the monsters in Greek mythology. It is usually depicted as having 9 heads, but some say that | |smt5=One of the monsters in Greek mythology. It is usually depicted as having 9 heads, but some say that it has as many as 100. | ||
Its father is Typhon, giant of the wind, and its mother is Echidna, goddess of the snake. The Hydra has incredible regenerating power; so much so that when one of its heads is cut off, two more will sprout from the wound. It is also extremely venomous and simply inhaling its breath is enough to kill. The slaying of Hydra is listed as one of the 12 great labors of Hercules. | |||
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