#it’s not gonna work lester

[whatsitcalledfromthingy]

ok ok but why’s he interacting with us so much?? first the relationship videos and now this?? he’s trying to distract us isn’t he :/

[potato-lord-but-not]

Please give us the comic 👉👈 🥺🥺 pretty please? It’s probably just as indulgent to us as it is to you!

ok ok ok ok it’s on pillowfort tho because there’s like 2 pages that are. overtly sus as hell. kinda wish I didn’t go for that because I obviously lost interest and diverted things so quickly lmao

anyway some panels I thought were yummy

[phatholic]

dip & pip in scott pilgrim style

my first ever phanart/art in general since high school pls be nice!! I used an illustration I saw on pinterest as a base and for general inspo; i could NOT find the original artist at all?? But it seems like it’s been copy/pasted a million times so this is the link to the ones I saw and used

[0nlyhere4phil]

i have been fucking blessed. hi. phil. please give me a chance. yes ik im a lesbian and youre a gay man but please.

[reunitedinterlude]

phoebe <3

[aidoxl]

Lord Evrard: We're all together now.

Friar Dorian Horbrooke. "Dr. Horribilis" polymath, philosopher, scientist, theologian. A genius that some call a wizard with unmatched expertise on ancient texts.

Gerard de Vendhuile. Architect and artist of the future. Your mind knows no bounds and travels places some can only dream of

Langward Ardene. Physician and surgeon who has written about the unwrite-able. Leagues above your counterparts because you know there's more to everything than meets the eye.

Barnabas of Ballechey. Astronomer and alchemist you're one of the few people who has seen visions of places beyond. Cracks that have led to our coming here.

And there's Prince Warin. Manipulative smartass. You hear me? He's clever and got his people under his thumb. Hello? Y'all paying attention to me? He's willing to do anything to get what he wants and he never stops wanting. Keep your guard around him. Did I mention he was manipulative?

[eyes-of-nine]

truly what a guy

[nebulaedaniel]

“oh ellen what are you doing after work today?” clocking into my phannie shift 😔

[theythemmer]

phinktober day 8: tatinof

wtf a whole week done already???? i haven’t drawn this consistently since i was in high school 😭

bonus bc idk when to stop

[energeticwarrior]

Dan and Phil edit to “Uma Thurman” by FOB

[literallyjusttoa]

I’m in my feels about Leto rn.

She a mom!!!! You don’t understand she’s a MOM!!!! And she was left all alone after the titan war (most titans were banished to Tartarus) and then she fell in love with this guy with all these red flags but they were genuinely in love!!! They sang songs and talked about deep things and Leto and Zeus LOVED EACH OTHER!!!!! And then she was made to suffer so much for it but she never took any of it out on her kids, and then they were basically taken away from her by Olympus!!!! And she was alone again!!!! But she loves her kids so so much so she built a safe place for them on Delos to come home to!!!! And she knows she can’t protect her kids from the monster the man she loves has become but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t try!!!! Leto tries so hard!!!!! And both of her kids fucking love her with all they have!!!!!!! Family is so important to all of them despite the fact that one member has become a horrible dickwad!!!!! They love each other!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!

[kaijukebox]

Something something repairing pottery with gold analogy blah blah loving something so much it changes the narrative of the story.

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Today’s Reference

[goldenpinof]

someone got caught

[redeemed-wren]

There is an interesting shift in The Tyrant's Tomb in how Apollo/Lester talks about his father.

Cos in the previous books, i got the vibe that Apollo and Zeus never got alone, but that was more of the 'dysfunctional olympiad family' vibe, maybe with a slight added power dynamic of Zeus being Apollo's father and the ruler of the Olympians, which meant Apollo tended to get the short end of the stick.

Even when comparing his relationship to Zeus to Meg's with Nero, which is blatantly and narratively painted as abusive from the start, I didn't necessarily get the vibe that Apollo necessarily was ready to admit that Zeus was outright abusive, which as we're seeing it from his pov, meant I didn't fully put the pieces together.

But then we come to book four and Camp Jupiter, and now Apollo is outright saying 'yeah, he abused me and it was traumating,' to the point where he's almost triggered by the presence of his father's symbols at Camp Jupiter.

And I think it's a facinating shift and brilliantly written. It takes him a while to be able to look it fully in the face. It's only after he sees some examples of good parenting, after he meets and loses Jason--his brother who stood up to their father-- after he sees Meg slowly confronting her past, after he finds himself in the slightly triggering environment of Camp Dad that he's able to fully face it and name it.

Its also interesting to me that this is fully brought up in the same book that touches on a lot of the most horrible things Apollo did as a god. It's the victim becomes the victimiser theme, its paralleling those two sides of him, and its making the audience continue to sympathise with him, even though he admits to doing horrible things, and I love it.

[emotoangel]

oh my god I just remembered there will guaranteed be another spooky week video today. what a win. no one has ever won more in the history of the world than phannies are winning today.

[dnovep]

thank fuck may 2025 will start on a thursday!! i'd love to say i planned it