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At his introduction, Hydron is spoiled and bratty, only caring about completing his collection of petrified Bakugan. This is pointed out by other Vexos members, much to his anger. His callousness and ruthlessness is fully shown in the second arc, not caring who or what he hurts as long as he achieves his objectives; his response to [[Dan Kuso]] after hurting [[Mira Fermin]] by blowing her away with his attack is ''"Boy. Girl. All I see is brawler."''<ref name="BT">"[[BT: The Final Battle]]"</ref> Unlike most of the Vexos, Hydron seemed to have no problem with the [[Alternative Weapon System]], even though it would destroy the universe.

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>

With the Vexos' numbers thinned down to only Zenoheld, Hydron, and Clay, Hydron faces the full brunt of his father's wrath. Infuriated with Hydron's failure to retrieve the [[Phantom Data]], Zenoheld has Hydron tortured with [[The Agonizer]] as punishment. Hydron dreams of Lync of Volt telling him he should be king instead of Zenoheld, leading him to challenge his father in a brawl. Though he held the upper-hand throughout the battle and proves a stronger brawler, because he held back in hopes that his strength would be acknowledged, he ends up losing and is thrown into the dungeons along with Gus, who had previously lost to Zenoheld as well.<ref name="heir" />

==Bakugan==