This includes Daniel Whitehall, Steger, Wolfgang von Strucker, Werner von Strucker, Jasper Sitwell, Hale, and Ruby. Some of those that have stayed within the halls of the school were at some point rather infamous within Hydra. Not only were the students taught the ways of Hydra, they would eventually be given their future roles within Hydra towards the end of their time at the preparatory school. The school was the place where the children of Hydra members were sent so that they be pretty much brainwashed into the beliefs and ideology of the organization. Just because you’re a bad guy, or more specifically the child of a bad guy, doesn’t mean you get to skip school! The Hydra Preparatory Academy was an old decommissioned military bunker hidden within the Appalachian Mountains that was turned into a boarding school. I wonder if this is part of the reason why so many Hydra members go into hiding? If failure is a typical mission outcome, I sure would be going into hiding! I don’t know about you, but I’d much rather go hide out somewhere instead of possibly meeting a brutal end. As one may expect, this policy has resulted in a lot of infighting among members, and a lot of instances of them offing each other more often than their intended victims.
This was a policy in effect during the early era of the von Strucker reign of Hydra (before and after his first time passing away). While the use of this method of punishment varies, one of the rules for Hydra members is that if they are unsuccessful in their mission, their life may come to a swift end.
With how normal this is, one has to wonder if there is a strict punishment for the Hydra members if they fail to complete their objectives? The answer to that is yes, very much so, yes. It is expected really - the bad guys typically lose. One thing that is incredibly common for the Hydra organization is failing in their missions. Check out the list below to see what rules and expectations members of Hydra had to endure. These members must have been incredibly loyal to have put up with these things. Some of these rules and expectations are reasonable, but others are downright scary! Let’s just say more than one involves some form of human experimentation. Of course, there are some rules, but some of the rules are more so things that are expected of the members of the Hydra organization. Since this is an incredibly large global organization, they have got to have some rules, right? Right, well, sort of. With all the failures, it’s hard to imagine that they’d have so many members, but I guess the temptation of taking over the world and all the spoils that go along with that are just too tempting. Even so, they have millions of members across the globe that will proudly follow the highest ranks of the organization.
Another thing that is pretty well known about Hydra is they tend to fail at their objectives. The modern version of Hydra is highly involved in scientific research, advanced technology developments, and of course, working towards their lofty goals of world domination. While Hydra has been around since ancient times as a cult, the more commonly known interpretation of the group has been around since the rise of the evilest powers to have come out of Europe before the outbreak of the second World War. One of the most infamous evil organizations has been the HYDRA organization. Like with any superhero franchise, there has been a steady stream of bad guys to make its way through the world of Marvel.
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