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The only thing he ever displays a tender care for is [[Dryoid]]; he believes in Dyroid's ability to overcome Zenoheld's [[Farbros]]' Land Pressure, and Dryoid in turn seems to be capable of some degree of partnership despite being a Mechanical Bakugan.<ref name="heir">"[[An Heir To Spare]]"</ref>
Like his father, he is shown not to take slights well: he freaks out upon losing to [[Volt Luster]], and uses a [[Death Bombs|Death Bomb]] to "win" by removing Volt from existence.<ref name="volt">"[[Volt's Revolt]]"</ref> However, Hydron despises those that acknowledge him only for being Zenoheld's son, or the implication that he is weaker than his father, which Gus takes advantage of to goad him into a fight.<ref name="ultimate">"[[Ultimate Weapon]]"</ref>
In spite of this, most of Hydron's actions are largely motivated by a desire to be acknowledged by his father and prove his worth. When Zenoheld brushes off Hydron's accomplishments and tells him to stop bothering him, Hydron reaches his tipping point. He ultimately decides to oppose his father, even going as far as to ensure Zenoheld's death at the cost of his own life.