#achilles and pyrrhus

[dilfaeneas]

Achilles and his babyyy

[calciumyum]

[Epic Modern AU] Odysseus and Neoptolemus found a lost baby at the airport...

This is based on how Neoptolemus is also rumored to be the one who threw Astyanax off the wall ehehe

[kyleesarthell]

Achilles isn't salty at all

[kupidachillea]

I was bored

Images from Pinterest

[smokey07]

Homer: Are you aware that many Iliad characters are first time fathers? That all of them in one way or another misses a big chunk of their children’s life or never gets to see it at all?

Also Homer: leaves and never elaborates

A doodle for random parenting shiz basically. Order from left to right, top to bottom:

-Menelaus carrying a sleepy Hermione. @hermesmoly I was drawing this when the request came lolol

-Achilles and baby Neo. I don’t know if it’s a thing in other places but hanging on father’s leg and then let him moves it back and forth like an impromptu swing is quite a favorite pastime activity here.

-Odysseus and baby Telemachus who was trying to be a helicopter

-Hector and baby Astyanax when he was born.

-Probably Agamemnon and his three daughters, but I have no official designs. He tried to scold them and was failing. Tbh I feel like Agamemnon would be the type to cosplay buff Bubble from Powerpuff girls along with his daughters. I know he’s not that great but me delulu.

-Patroclus and Neoptolemus. Yes Patroclus contributed in raising him as well, the kid had 2 dads. Fight me.

[spineless-lobster]

Achilles and his wretched son neopronouns

[tenoart]

Tsoa fanart again because yeah

[katerinaaqu]

I dunno if you noticed but regardless of whether Achilles got married to Deidamia before his disguise at the palace of her father or after and their union happened while Achilles lived there; Neoptolemus lived for a little while with his mother, a cross-dressing father and on occasion with the help of Patroclus and his grandfather.

Do what you will with that information!

[scarlet-sam-chaos]

to live up to a legacy

(inspired by @ellilyre 's post on Neoptolemus and Diomedes)

[just-a-rascalnikov]

no because i need a lot more people to talk about neoptolemus.

neoptolemus's identity is shaped by the father's sins. forever, he is the son of achilles. he is bound to the legacy of the actions commited achilles's rage, his grief, his hubris. even his name means 'new warrior'; a testament to his existence being a replacement for his great father who left behind his trail of glory for neoptolemus to follow, his old military shoes too big for a child to fit into. he never even knew his father as achilles. he knew his father as the greatest of all greek warriors, commander of the myrmidons, blessed by the gods, he who slayed mighty hector in front of troy's gates. how would he know, if all he hears is tales of how achilles feuded with agamemnon, how he grasped his spear and drove it through hector, how he dragged the prince's body with his chariot, how he massacred everything out of his grief for beloved patroclus. how could neoptolemus have been good if the one he based himself after is his father at his lowest point? how could he have been remembered as great if he was nothing but the shadow casted by achilles's sun?

[leftmoonlady]

Just silly things I drew yesterday!!

[ismaeldrawsthings]

Ik Achilles vaguely mentioned Pyrrhus a night over the fire once and an entire row of men were collectively thinking "HE CAN GET PREGNANT?!?!?!?!"

[sawyer-sterling]

Friends or foes, or kin you've always known?

[kyleesarthell]

Pyrrhus inherited those anger issues

[kindred-spirit-93]

neoptolemus

based on a funny picture of a cat with their lil face like 0.2cm away from the wall that i cant for the life of me find in my gallery despite having combed throught it 5 times. closest substitutes i found lol:

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dunno if i prefer achilles' or deidamias hair for his design what do yall think? also feel free to drop any hcs or interpretations id love to know more :D

eyeballs as a treat

nothing set in stone ofc just me messing around and zoning out during lectures lol

[smokey07]

Neoptolemus as character is quite fascinating. And I’ll die on the hill that he is the personification of Achilles’ rage.

He is what his father missed in life: a son, and in a larger extent a family, a future (children are tied to the concept of future and a better tomorrow after all)

And he is doomed to be his father’s son, becomes the same thing his father was molded and chose to be: a child soldier, a war machine.

A personification of wrong choices ( according to Achilles later when he’s in the Underworld) and regrets. No wonder he turned out the way he was.

some doodles of him to end the late night thought.