Editing Megara

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'''Megara''', also known as '''Meg''', is a character originally from the Disney film ''{{w|Hercules (1997 film)|Hercules}}''. She is [[Hercules]]'s love interest, and does her best to help him.  

 

In ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', profile sprites for Megara appear in the game's code.

Upon [[Sora]]'s first visit to the [[Olympus Coliseum]], he rescues Megara from a pack of [[Rabid Dog]] Heartless. Megara had been on her way through the Underworld looking for [[Hades]], hoping to convince him to give Hercules a break. Not wanting anything to happen to Megara , Sora offers to do this task for her and she happily accepts. She is later kidnapped by Hades as bait for Sora to unlock the Underdrome. After Sora returns to the Olympus Coliseum, he finds it being destroyed by the [[Hydra]]. During this boss fight, Megara sits on the side lines and drops HP, MP, and Drive Recovery balls as Sora passes by her.

During Sora's second visit to the Coliseum, he, Hercules and the others are forced to participate in the matches of the Underworld Coliseum. After finding out that [[Auron]] is being controlled by Hades, Hercules distracts Hades while Sora and the others go to find the little [[Auron's Statue|statue]] that holds Auron's heart hostage. Upon returning Auron's heart, Hades throws Megara into the stream of River Styx, Hercules then sacrifices himself to save her and restores his confidence in the process.

===''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]''===

Megara arrives with Phil and Pegasus to check up on Hercules when Thebes is being attacked by Heartless and is told by Hercules to leave to find safety. Later, Megara checks Hercules once again informing about the townsfolk being safe but notices trouble up on Olympus before leaving on Pegasus.

After the defeat of the Titans on Olympus, Hercules decides to stay in the human realm because of his love for Megara, claiming a life without her would be empty.  

 

==Design==

Megara wears a long, pink dress that ends just above her orange-sandaled feet. She also wears two purple sashes, one under her bust and another, looser one around her hips, the latter tied at her right side. Each of the straps of Megara's dress, as well as the right side of the sash on her waist sport the same orange spiral-pendant. She wears magenta eyeshadow, pink lipstick, and has violet eyes. Her thick hair, tied into a ponytail with a yellow band, is brown, but with a very faint violent tint. Megara has a thin waist and wide hips.

Megara has, despite her secret love for Hercules, a rather negative outlook on life, as she is secretly allied with Hades. She tries to sever these bonds, but must ask for help from Sora, as she is far too vulnerable to confront the god. She wants to let Hercules know of her true feelings, but fears that this could open a weakness to Hades. The Lord of the Dead knows of Hercules's feelings for her, however, and uses her as a "pawn" to get the hero to bend to his desires.  

 

Megara is a tad of a flirt, giving Hercules the nickname "Wonderboy", and, as seen in the Disney films, using her charm and good looks to swoon Hercules, a rather successful tactic on her part. She does not like to think of herself as mentally or emotionally weak, and ensures that all who cross her path see it.

Megara is an original character in ''Hercules'', although her name is taken from that of Heracles's first wife in {{w|Megara (mythology)|Greek mythology}}. Megara was allied with Hades, as she sold her soul to him in place of her ex-boyfriend's, but was heartbroken when he left her for another maiden. A fated meeting with Hercules soon took place as the hero attempted to rescue her from the centaur Nessus, and a love arose much to the displeasure of Phil and Pegasus. Megara later revealed unintentionally that Hercules was still alive to Hades, and was forced to lure him into Hades's traps and attempted murders against her will. Love prevailed, however, as Megara learned to stand up to Hades. When her death occurred as she attempted to save her "Wonderboy," Hercules stormed the Underworld and reclaimed her soul. He later turned down godship to be with her.