#jorge when i GET YOU

[haley-harrison]

Hilarious that in God Games, when Apollo mentions the sirens, Athena's like "Now they'll thread with caution first, to live another day and sing another verse."

Um. Bestie.... They're dead.

Pretty sure they won't do that (or anything else, lmao).

[pwpe-the-shabuir]

God the way sprinted to my tablet, lol

[ghostvibesonly]

when ody calls out for athena you can faintly hear eurylochus say “you rely on wit”

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i just want to talk jay.

[fluffypotatey]

“die in the blood where you bathe”

what if i do just pass away

[vint-knight]

I knew this saga was gonna break me, and IT DID, DAMN IT

[crows-junk-pile]

AUGBHJ THAT MOMENT BROKE MEE ALSO THERE A PAUSE AFTER HE SAYS THE LINE BC THE CREW IS SUPOST TO SAY "Make it back alive to our homeland"

so I know Six Hundred Strike has us all in a chokehold, but can we talk about how Dangerous had "six hundred deaths under my command, cause I had only one goal in mind" and then dead silence for three seconds

[phox-129]

Me listening to the part in ‘Puppeteer’ where Odysseus says ‘There’s no length I wouldn’t go if it was you I had to save / I can only hope you’d do the same’ to Eurylochus after The Thunder Saga

I FORGOT ABT TJAT. Hholy shit……..

[ice-magician]

Everyone, each Epic fan. All of you. Sit down

Yes, even you, Jerry.

“I see you on the brink of death.”

“I see you draw your final breath.”

“I see a man who gets to make it home alive, but it’s no longer YOU.”

The monster is above human, which makes him now able to summon his own choir, which he does with the chants of “600 MEN!” during the 600 Strike fight scene.

Odysseus is “dead”. The monster lives.

[nyssasatelier]

"All you gotta do is not open this Bag!"

"Sounds too easy, what's the catch?"

"HA HA HA"

"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer!"

"Never really know who you can trust!"

[kayberrie]

Ugly ugly drawing that is not and never will be finished because I don’t care if those wolves look bad: I spent two hours on them and I refuse to ever look at them again

[aceyanaheim]

NO SHUT UP ATHENA MATCHING TELEMACHUS' MELODY FROM I CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER

[theangelcatalogue]

Epic the musical? More like I'm sobbing the musical

[howtodisappearcompletelyand]

20/10 stars little guy

[fluffypotatey]

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NOOOOOOOOOOO

[batsplat]

Yes with these names, Pedrosa, Marquez and Stoner amazed me. And Rossi, obviously. Pedrosa was very strong in 125 and 250, because with his stature he had an incredible technique. Above all he took advantage of his weight a lot - as they say, in the pick up of the bike, which was very difficult and he was the first to do it like that. After all we copied him with the technique. Marquez is a beast here (points at head), and the only rider that... I wouldn't tell you that he likes to fall, because nobody likes to fall, but he wasn't afraid of falling. And he was like a pit bull - he always wanted to win, even if he wasn't comfortable on a circuit, even if the bike wasn't going well... He had an unconventional ambition, he always wanted to beat you. He believed in the falls, but he wasn't afraid of falling. So in that sense he is unique. Stoner was a natural talent, unconventional. For example, when the track was wet, with patches of water - he took it on, came out of the box, delivered the track record, took two or three seconds off everyone. So an improvisation and an ability to see the limit of the track immediately, incredible. What a natural talent. Either you have it or you don't. Valentino? Very complete. A person... as a person, naturally very intelligent, very charismatic. A great braker, a rider who could improvise a lot with the bike. When he was racing, [even when tired, with an elevated pulse], he was very lucid. Very complete. He didn't have a super quality… How would I say? (Interviewer: Any [outstanding] quality.) Yes, but it was all very complete.

Jorge Lorenzo on his rivals (x)

[letsplaythermalnuclearwar]

Homer!Odysseus and Epic!Odysseus would try to kill each other if they ever met