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Hecate
Hecate 01
Biographical Information
Name: Hecate
Goddess: Goddess of Witchcraft

Goddess of the Dead

Home: Olympus (Exiled)
Weapon:

Twin Torches
Book of Incantations

Abilities:

Superhuman Strength Immortality
Witchcraft:
Energy Blasts
Magical Bindings
Shapeshifting
Necromancy (With her torches)
Telekinesis
Teleportation

Physical Description
Gender: Female
Hair color: Red
Eye color: Green
Height: 5'6"
Character Information
First appearance: See You at the Crossroads
Portrayed by: Patricia Drake
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Hecate is an exiled Goddess and the Goddess of Magic, Witchcraft, Ghosts and Necromancy the dead, and crossroads.

Throughout the Series[]

She is the goddess of magic and witchcraft. Originally a benevolent entity, she was corrupted by her own power and banished from The Underworld for her wickedness. She then became known as the goddess of the dead. She opened a passage between the past and the present and allowed the undead to plague the land of the living. Exiled and sealed away on the moon, Cronus takes advantage of the full moon appearing on Halloween night to free her at the meeting of three roads (the crossroads) using a ground based satellite control station.

Once freed, she appears through at a movie screen and attempts to summon the dead to overtake the living and steals back a pair of torches which maximize her powers of witchcraft. The Chosen Ones defeat her by trapping her inside the movie's dimension. When she holds the torches, she takes on her triplicate form, sprouting the heads of a bear, dog, and horse. She was stopped for a while by a cake landing on her head, something that is sacred to witches. She was imprisoned in a movie.

Mythical[]

See You at the Crossroads

  • Hecate was the daughter of Perses, god of destruction, and Asteria, goddess of astronomy. Her offspring was the sorceress Circe, lover of Odysseus. Her sacred animals are dogs and owls. She's usually shown holding two torches and having three heads (faced the ways of the crossroads). Her favorite food is cake and it's the only way to appease her. She once helped Demeter search for Persephone, after she was kidnapped by Hades.

Field of Nightmares

  • Medea was the daughter of King Aeëtes and the granddaughter of the sun god Helios. Medea was Jason's wife until he abandoned her, and she caused mischief at court, until Theseus expelled her. Medea is known in most stories as a sorceress and is often depicted as a priestess of the Goddess Hecate.

Physical Appearance[]

Hecate Movie

Hecate was a frightning, but beautiful, woman. She had green eyes, red hair and seemed to have vampire-like fangs.

She could also assume the form of a three headed canine, while retaining her lower humanoid body.

Abilities[]

Hecate Blast
  • Immortality: Hecate is immortal and cannot die conventiionally. Most likely she, like the other Greek gods, must occasionally consume ambrosia to remain healthy.
  • Superhuman Strength: She showcased some level of enhanced strength when she physically broke free from her bindings.
  • Witchcraft: As the Goddess of Magic, Witchcraft, and Sorcery is the patron deity of magic, Hecate has divine authority and absolute control over magic, Hecate is an extremely powerful sorceress and was described as having authored the book on magic.
    • Energy Blasts: She can hurl powerful blasts of magical energy from her hands.
    • Magical Bindings: Hecate was able to magically ensnare and bind Theresa, Jay, Atlanta and Neil. Theresa said she could not use her own novice powers to break Hecate's binds, but her torches were able to quickly dissipate them.
    • Shapeshifting: She could assume the form of a three headed dog, maintaining her lower human half.
    • Necromancy: With her torches, Hecate had some level of control over the dead.
    • Telekinesis: Hecate could magically move and levitate onjects and people.
    • Teleportation: Once released from her prision, Hecate magically transported herself out of the movie theater screen amd into the theater herself.

Paraphernalia[]

Trivia[]

  • Her Roman equivalent is the goddess Trivia.
  • In actual mythology, Hecate is a benevolent goddess and never caused chaos.
  • Also in actual mythology, she never really met Cronus since she was born after his overthrow and banishment.
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