In the animated series "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir," Hawk Moth (also known as Papillon) is the primary antagonist who seeks to obtain the Miraculous, powerful magical items that grant their wielder unique abilities. His main goal is to find the Miraculous of Ladybug and Cat Noir to gain the ultimate powers needed to resurrect his deceased wife, Emilie.
Hawk Moth corrupts individuals by transforming their negative emotions into akumas—dark butterflies that possess the ability to turn people into supervillains, referred to as "supervillains" or "akumatized villains." This transformation often centers on the affected individual's feelings of anger, sadness, or jealousy, allowing Hawk Moth to manipulate them for his own purposes.
As for "Kumatize," it refers to the process of turning someone into an akumatized villain. Hawk Moth uses the akumas to channel negative emotions, which subsequently gives the transformed individual a specific power or ability that aligns with their feelings. This manipulation not only affects the victims but also creates chaos within Paris, making Hawk Moth’s plans to claim the Miraculous that much easier.
Regarding "Hoodoo," it's a reference to an episode or concept within the series, but it doesn't specifically feature as a character or event widely recognized in "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir." If you're referring to a specific character or event, please provide more context, and I’ll do my best to guide you!
Overall, Hawk Moth's actions create a cycle of corruption and pain, affecting both the akumatized victims and Ladybug and Cat Noir as they strive to protect their city and restore the balance.