Hello! My name is FluffAnon :D (Because I have yet to make an Ao3 account lol)... I'm a girl in her 20's and I love Fluff in all its forms and tickles too! I'm currently into two fandoms: My Hero Academia and Jujutsu Kaisen ! I LOVE reading fanfics more than I do books hehe and making headcanons and AU's! I think that's it for now! Thanks for passing by (^∀^*)
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do you think poseidon lets his son ride on his back in houres form ? p.s your blog is cool
Of course he would!
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don’t bully the cyclops
(A little Polyphemus is seen playing with a stuffed sheep as two humans arpporces him )
human 1 “this is the terrifying cyclops? Ha! His just a little pipesquek”
human2 “hah! Yeah little runt”
(One human shoves him causing him to fall down as the humans laugh)
human 2” wait why do I hear a houses hoofs?”
(A hores runs up to the humans and kicks them off the island and into the sea as Polyphemus gets up)
Polyphemus “papa!”
(He hugs the horses forunt leg as he nuzzles him in a there there motion)
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I tested a different pen when sketching this. Poseidon looks weird with a braid.... I’m thinking of giving him proper clothing soon and actually making him look like the King of the Sea.
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Do you have any designs or ideas about Poseidon's wife, Amphitrite? Or either her personality or how their relationship is? I really love your art and you have some really fun and unique ideas so I'm really curious!
Have a wonderful day! :D
I did have a hard time picturing how Amphitrite would look!
I like the idea of her being the opposite of Poseidon in terms of colors, maybe? Essentially, I want her to look more put together compared to Poseidon, and for it to be clear that she’s the queen of the sea. I looked for some Minoan inspiration, but in the middle of drawing her clothing, I went off the rails...
I’m not too keen on this design, to be honest. I think she ended up looking too young, (maybe this can be when Poseidon was trying to marry her??) so I’ll probably give her sharper features later on. I want her to have a softer look but also embody something more terrifying—like the sea!
As for their relationship, they do love each other in their own weird way, and it's much "healthier" compared to Zeus and Hera’s. But they have their issues, especially when Poseidon goes off to have fun with others. She becomes more withdrawn from him when that happens. After his escapades, he tends to love-bomb her, being all lovey-dovey, but she sees right through all that shit. But eventually forgives him just to make him shut up and then the circle starts over.
I think their relationship would be strongest if they just remained friends. But it’s one-sided because Poseidon wants it to be romantic, hence all the spam love-dolphins he sends her.
It was pretty fun drawing Poseidon being all cute and so maybe you all will see more 💕
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headcanon the little cyclops sometime uses sheep as pillows or his dad's mane as a blanket p.s your disegon for polythumes is cute
Horseidon babysitting!
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pats little polytheism on the head and gives him milk
Nothing is better than a cold glass of milk!
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i've been thinking about the vengeance saga again (shocker), and i'm going to be critical for a sec so hang tight.
i can't help but laugh to myself when i think about the last few songs, because the potential is there. the music is beautiful and i can see what was trying to be accomplished, but the ease with which odysseus defeats poseidon is what's really bothering me the most and i'm having a hard time getting over it.
and it's even funnier when i think about it in comparison with other myth media. i'm always aggravated by "person with minimal capabilities defeats a being they should never have been able to defeat", particularly when it comes to the gods. and i think about ri/ordan's work, and how that trope exists in there a lot and drives me nuts. (mind you, i also can acknowledge that this work is for children and so it's significantly easier to suspend my disbelief knowing its just meant to encourage and uplift kids, compared to other media designed for older audiences).
and yet somehow, even ri/ordan manages to write this trope better than what was in this saga. the bar was on the floor, and it still somehow manages to fall flat. at least, in many of the instances in the aforementioned series, the hero does have some level of supernatural power at his disposal. odysseus has... a bag of wind? containing power that belongs to poseidon? and defeats poseidon with it?? in the middle of the ocean?
its so uncreative, and compared to how excellent most of the sagas have been up to this point, i'm let down. i'm still trying to like what i've heard, because the song does SOUND cool in many ways and i appreciate the vibes, but the execution makes me so sad.
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Some fics I wrote recently mainly focusing On Hades and Poseidon and Zeus/Poseidon and Hades for one of them
#pjo poseidon#pjo Hades#pjo zeus#fluff#tickle fluff#in The art of pestering the God of the Underworld#a/b/o dynamics#in the last fic#Big three pjo
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Yuhuu!
I’m back! And with it a fic comes to an end 🥺🥹
This fic has been a little self-indulging project that has become more than I expected.
But I’m happy to end it on an angsty but fluffy chapter.
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What's so frustrating with so many/most(?) modern adaptations of Greek myth, whether they're doing some original story (like Kaos) or retellings, is the way they go with the gods being villains, killing/deposing Zeus and/or the gods in general, etc and so on
And like
I'm not INTO Greek myth for you to kill the gods in general or Zeus in specific/deposing him (who are you putting in his place and why are we supposing that individual would be any better?), etc and so on.
I'm here for the gods, and them being exactly where/as they are in the internal world of the myths and the story! If all you can come up to do with them is making them villains and removing them, what good are you???
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Poseidon & Zeus: *accidentally set the kitchen on fire*
Poseidon: We need an adult!
Zeus: Poseidon, you are an adult!
Poseidon: We need an adultier adult! Get Hades!
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Percy, arriving at Atlantis: Hi..? I hope it's alright that I'm here.
Amphitrite: Why? Because your Poseidon's bastard child? Oh honey. That's hardly your fault! Your father's the one in the hot seat. Come here, make yourself at home.
Percy: Oh um okay, thanks.
Amphitrite: How was your swim? You must me hungry. Here, have some cookies. I got a mortal human recipe just for you!
Percy: These are great!!
Poseidon, reaching for one: They look delicious, thank you-
Amphitrite, smacking Poseidon's hand with her tail: They are not for you, cheating bastard!
Poseidon: What, my bastard child can have them but I can't? What are you playing at?
Amphitrite, pulling out a book titled "how to steal & adopt your cheating husband's children": Nothing.
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Percy Jackson/greek mythology headcanon
Specifically about the big three gods and their relationships with their respective partners.
Zeus and Hera
Everyone knows this one. The biggest serial cheater married to the most monogamous goddess in Greek mythology. Their relationship is honestly a match made in Tartarus. They just aren’t right for each other, unfortunately Hera is the goddess of marriage and refuses to get a divorce. She is convinced they can work it out.
Their relationship is highly toxic and they bring out the worst in each other, and they weren’t exactly the best people to begin with.
Hades and Persephone
Another well known relationship. These two love each other completely and when they are together they are both strictly and happily monogamous.
In the other half of the year when they are apart they are both allowed to seek other partners. Both are aware of the other’s partners but neither of them like to acknowledge them.
While they are together they are to have absolutely no contact with their affair partners. Even mentioning their affair partners are taboo.
The only exception is when there are children involved. They can’t exactly ignore their children for half the year after all. Still Hades and Persephone walk on eggshells around each other when it comes to their demigod children.
They occasionally have relationships with their step children, sometimes positive sometimes negative, but for the most part they ignore them.
Poseidon and Amphrite
These two also love each other completely, however as is stated in the Percy Jackson books “the sea, does not like to be contained”
That statement holds through for both of them, and as such they have a completely open relationship. As long as they both return to each other in the end, neither one cares what partners the other has. More often than not they actually share partners. They are the “my wife and I saw you across the room” couple of the gods.
When it comes to demigods, they are both fine with each other’s children. In fact as long as the demigod is respectful to their step and half siblings then they often end up mentally adopting the demigod as their own.
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Percy Jackson comes home from Yancy Academy for the winter break. He's excited to see his mom, excited that for once Gabe is actually gonna be at work (the man likes seeing how many of the temp Christmas staff he can bully into leaving before New Years). Sure the weather has been *horrifcly bad* out of nowhere but, eh. So ,he gets back to the apartment and
There's some guy sitting on the kitchen floor, his back to the kitchen cupboard. He's holding a wad of kitchen roll to his temple, but blood's still seeping through. His clothes are shredded and burnt. He's got Percy's black hair, and seagreen eyes. Sally comes out of her bedroom with one of Gabe's shirts and a pair of his jeans draped over her arm, freezes for a second when she sees Percy, then dumps the clothes at the stranger's side, crosses to the door and wraps her son in the tightest hug of his life and says: "Honey? This is your father."
The blood coming through that paper towel is gold.
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