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As a subtrope of Adaptational Villainy, the cases you mention sound like misuse.
TroperWall / WikiMagic CleanupYeah, Everybody Hates Hades rather specifically centers around the discrepancy between a deity's portrayal in their mythology of origin and their portrayal in modern works, so gods of death who were simply invented as new characters for their works shouldn't count by definition. That page will definitely need a lot of cleanup, I think.
There is also God of the Dead for the general concept. Unfortunately, the description of that trope seems to misuse Everybody Hates Hades as well if I am reading it right.
I think probably comes down to the fact we dont have a trope for when death itself is protrayed as evil. To contrast Don't Fear the Reaper hence why people are adding non adaptations here
"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."

Everybody Hates Hades is about mythological death gods being depicted as more evil in adaptations right?
As the examples have several examples like Hell Girl, Everybody loves large chests, heart strikers and the dungeons and dragons stuff seems to use original villains who aren't based on anything.
Plus some examples just use Death itself as a concept being portrayed as a bad guy. Which I'm not sure is correct either ?