#Epic fandom

[tenoart]

Poseidon pfp style doodle! Feel free to use it was a lot of fun to draw. If there's any other epic or Greek myth characters yal want as icons lmk cause this is fun

(or other fandoms tbh idm)

[haley-harrison]

Why Hermes wasn't in God Games:

a) Zeus doesn't take him seriously

and/or

b) Zeus knows Hermes is already on Ody's side so Athena wouldn't even have to convince him

[poppitron360]

The feminine urge to stab the god of the ocean through the chest with his own trident :3

[deetealeaf]

'O Artemis! Majestic goddess! Daughter of Zeus! If only you would shoot an arrow in my heart and kill me now'

[batgummy98]

my girlfriend has gotten me into epic the musical and its my new hyperfixation and personality now sorry

[gothamite-rambler]

If Odysseus was luckily bestowed demigod status after he died

And knowing he could easily take on Poseidon, Odysseus took the time to mess with him even more. After all, he was related to Hermes, the god of mischief. No one stopped Odysseus because he was kind of warranted this after the insanity he went through to get home.

Poseidon, Hades, Ares, Odysseus, Zeus, and Hera were having brunch together. Hera brought over another stack of pancakes for the group.

Hera: Ody, enjoy the brunch, but is Penelope not joining us today?

Odysseus: She's exhausted from last night, but she does love your cooking.

Hera: And I love her and you because you're a good man who doesn’t cheat on his wife.

Hera glared at Zeus before sitting down next to him.

Poseidon (scoffing): You act like he’s a hero.

Zeus: Not this again.

Odysseus: Let him whine again; he's still hurt that I wounded him with his own weapon.

Odysseus smirked, relishing the chaos he was stirring.

Poseidon (frustrated): At night, I can still feel the trident in my chest, puncturing my organs.

Odysseus (mocking tone): Oh boo freaking hoo. I made more use of it than you ever did, fucking idiot.

Poseidon (defensive): Hey, I’ve done serious damage to mortals, taken down fleets, made men fear me, and used the water as my body to do all of that! I am tough as steel! One human man was never an issue to me!

Odysseus (smirking): All I remember is you begging me to stop while I stabbed you with your own weapon. Then you thought you won our battle by making me a monster like you. I wanted to get home, you got upset because I didn't kill the son that from my new knowledge you never visited. Whatever makes you happy though.

Poseidon: You've heard legends about my strength and power!

Odysseus (after finishing his tea): Then I saw that you are powerful and have small penis energy and had to one up a human man. You know, like bitches do.

Poseidon (angry): I could dropkick your ass right now I don't care if other people are here! I don't give a fuck!

Odysseus (grinning): I can definitely beat your ass now as well. Want to test that theory?

Ares (intervening, amused): Uncle Poseidon, stop before he uses someone else's godly weapon on you.

Odysseus (snickering): You think he'd cry this time?

Poseidon (shouting): Okay, why is he here?!

Ares (nonchalant): Hey, leave my great-nephew alone. I invited him over for brunch.

Poseidon (exasperated): He’s not welcome here! I want him out of this brunch now!

Ares took a quick sip from his tea cup then placed it back down on the saucer. He was a God of War, but not lacking in good taste when it came to tea.

Ares (maintaining his composure): Those who want him to stay, raise your hands.

Ares, Hades, Zeus, and even Hera raised their hands causing Poseidon to shake with rage as the tides outside matched his enraged energy.

Ares (with a satisfied grin): You've been outvoted, unc. Sit down and eat your pancakes. You can fight him afterwards.

Odysseus chuckled, snatching a pancake off Poseidon's plate. The God of the Tides stood up and stomped out of the room in frustration.

Poseidon: I will be waiting outside!

With that, he left in a huff, the rage causing the tides outside to churn wildly for a few moments.

Odysseus (chuckling, mischievous): I'm glad that you welcomed me and my family to Olympus. This has been a fun time so far.

Zeus (pleased): Yeah, we all enjoy your company, and it's only been a year so far.

Hades (with a bemused expression): Honestly, anyone who makes either of my brothers this mad is always hilarious to me. Poseidon has a serious grudge against you, and it's been a long time since that last happened.

Zeus (shaking his head, incredulous): I can't imagine being that petty and holding a grudge for so long.

Ares (rolling his eyes): Dad, even I know that's a lie.

[kisu-doodles]

A lil preliminary design doodle for Antinous for some animatics I'm werkin' on!

[digitalfreak0ut]

Here is my offering to the epic gods. This saga is straight up consuming my brain. I can’t go a day without listening to it help.

(This was a super lazy sketch sorryyyy)

[i-m-van-goghing-now]

Sirens and a Cyclopes

I know life and fate are scary, but I want to be legendary.

[raointean]

[tenoart]

Shout out to the only straight couple ever

[iamumbra195]

Why are we infantalizing Telemachus so much? This isn't really an issue but just something I noticed in Epic fandom. The way he's often drawn and written in fanworks is more of what I would imagine a 13-15yo Telemachus to look and act like. He's 20. I understand he's a prince and he's obviously kinda sheltered and spoiled because of it but the fandom treats him like he's a child and I find it mildly frustating.

It's like this in every fandom where the bright and hopeful character is treated like a child despite not being one. I understand that in modern society most people tend to be disillusioned and cynical by their late teens to early twenties but being optimistic and hopeful doesn't mean the character is a child. Telemachus grew up in a complete different time period and while he's a bit naive due to his upbringing, he's not uncapable of critical thought.

In the Odyssey he's praised for his similarity to his father and capacity to lead by Athena and a bunch of Odysseus' old war buddies despite the fact that his low self-esteem held him back from rising to his full potential. I know Epic isn't the same as the Odyssey but I thought I should point this out.

Telemachus isn't a child. He's an optimistic young adult who's a bit naive and I find that infinitely more interesting than the weirdly child-like traits the fandom has assigned to him.

[starsintheendlessnight]

ClosureAU! (Zeus and Eurylochus)

The AU finally has a name, it's called Closure for the lyrics of "keep your friends close" when Aeolus says: 'Now they wanna get the bag open so they can have closure' 🙏

context of the "I will kill Odysseus"

Basically Zeus made a "deal" with Eurylochus, in which Zeus would take Odysseus from Calypso's island and taking him back to his home in exchange for Eurylochus staying with him on Olympus

Zeus often manipulates Eurylochus by telling him that if he thinks of leaving Odysseus would have to go back to Calypso, Eurylochus doesn't want that to happen, he made the deal bc he thought that for once in his life he could do something good for his captain/brother in law and Zeus takes advantage of his weakness for Odysseus

[deetealeaf]

the lady artemis, goddes of the moon, the wilderness, and protector of children

[click for slightly better quality]

[happypeachsludgeflower]

Poseidon: I've got a reputation. I've got a name to uphold!! So I can't go letting you walk or else the world forgets I'm cold. Now get in the water. Get in the water or I'll raise the tide so high, all of Ithaca will die!

Poseidon: GET IN THE—