Sir Orfeo as being a parallel dimension to the everyday world rather than the Land of the Dead as in the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. The ability to move between one world and the other distinguishes the tale as told in its various British versions such as "Sir Orfeo" and the Shetland ballad "King Orfeo" where the captors are envisaged as inhabitants of a parallel fairy domain rather than as the infernal region of the Dead ruled over by Hades as in the Greek myth. Katharine Briggs sees the tale as related in British folk narratives as being equally influenced
Hades in popular culture Damian Hart (an important villain in the series) uses a BeyBlade by the name of Hades Kerbecs which references the name Hades and a play on words referencing the name one of the names of Hades dog, Kerberos. (this information is from the English version of the show and the names may vary in the Japanese version of the show.) Hoshi Minato from Uchu Sentai Kyuranger is based on Hades due to him being under control by the Jark Matter and him being covered in gold. In the Disney 1997 film "Hercules", Hades appears as the main antagonist. Unlike the