#lore olympus hades

[the-weekly-nark]

Minthe will forever be the original!

The last pic is by @anoldplace, who noticed that Persephone dresses like Minthe. Their post inspired me to look for more parallels and wow there’s a lot.

[lo-shouldve-been-an-email]

People like to point out of instance with the bank when I want to point out another thing.

It’s not big,but another moment of hades casually abusing his power.

[tanviriillustration]

Hades - Lore Olympus

A late night sketch that made me really want to paint different coloured skin which turned out to be just as fun as it looks!

Persephone - Lore Olympus

...Then of course I had to do a version with Persephone and it was EVEN MORE fun!

*Please do not repost without giving credit to the artist!*

Illustrated by I. Tanvir (@tanviriillustration)

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[blueblossomrose]

[remy-freya]

I was never going to post this image of Hades that I drew months ago because I just didn't like it much but my good friend I was drawing with (we go out to coffee shops with our tablets to draw in silence.. he's the one that got a tablet to draw because he got inspired by me drawing, biggest silent compliment ever, btw) said he liked it, especially his eyes and the colored hair. So.. here we go, finally posting a months old drawing.

My boy Hades from Lore Olympus.

[causeimanartist]

I have a favorite character type and it's depressed men

[themeltingmoons]

As Lore Olympus nears its grand finale, I felt compelled to revisit one of the most enchanting moments in the series—the first time Hades lays eyes on Persephone. I always really liked this scene, so I decided to redraw it, adding personal touches to both characters’ designs to reflect my interpretation and admiration for their story.

For Hades, I opted for a mid-grey hue, retaining the iconic white hair and red eyes to give him a slightly vampiric allure, hinting at his life in the shadowy underworld. I dressed him with a key in the shape of a pomegranate, which not only nods to his pivotal mythological moment but also serves as one of his symbols, representing his role as the gatekeeper of the underworld. I designed him to be lean—tall yet less imposing than Zeus, reflecting the reserved nature he often exhibits in myths. I imagine he was once more vibrant before the infamous pomegranate incident, so I added a subtle glow to hint that Chthonic gods aren’t always as flashy as their Olympian counterparts.

For Persephone I made her seem more melancholic because she’s still dealing with her act of wrath that happened 2 months prior to this party. I also wanted her dress to be a little more modest and reflect that it’s actually Artemis dress so I hope I made it a little more celestial I also kept Persephone’s hair long because I just like drawing long flowing hair. lol

[vampyr-tea]

Was watching a vid and genuinely cant believe how bad this looks

[nymphsupremacy]

Zeus and Hades after the war ⚡💀

[emmastraub3]

This was a beautiful ending to a beautiful webtoon.🩷💙.

[the-weekly-nark]

SPOILERS FOR LORE OLYMPUS EPISODE 280, THE FINALE.

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Yeah so I just spent the last two days obsessively working on this.

I've been telling people for years that Rachel mixed up being infertile with being sterile. And now with the birth of Makaria I was accidentally proven right.

If you want to read it for yourself instead of on here, the link to the full google slides presentation is below.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lnhKOo1Bi4PBSw5dbjFqJ09gEnSHxMIvUcPAMpEi6hQ/edit?usp=sharing

[lo-shouldve-been-an-email]

If you took the scene where hades and Demeter are arguing because of hades BRIBING DEMETER OUT OF THE QUEEN POSITIOSN(which she deserves btw like she’s literally running everything in the mortal realm and a cereal company on top of it give this woman some credit)and showed it to someone who had no other context,then I’m sure 90% of people would agree that hades is the villain in that situacion.no questions asked.

[amphitriteswife]

What’s your opinion on lore Olympus?

Hate it. I read it because i wanted more stories about Hades and Persephone. I will state some reasons for why i strongly dislike it.

hades is like over 3000 and Persephone was 19, I get that Persephone was a lot younger than Hades but RS could’ve made her older.

Demeter was shown to be a tragic character herself but is made a villain for absolutely no reason

Hades was mean to Demeter and expects her to be like ‘yo even though your a jackass and a groomer you can still marry my daughter’ like no brotha

Hades cheated on Minthe when they were official.

Persephone is not the only victim in LO and the creator made her a mary sue

Persephone doesn’t have a personality, she used to have one but it was thrown out the window.

Persephone was drawn as a toddler in many panels, yes short women exist, i am one myself, yet her features were also made childlike.

The story tells you that Persephone is this and that instead of showing it, for example, Aphrodite is beauty herself. Yet everyone compares her to Persephone and says she’s better

Persephone uses her status to Threaten others for no reason.

Hera is rude and mean just like minthe but gets praised because Zeus is a cheater and you’re supposed to like Hera and not Minthe although their personality wise the same

Persephone killed innocent people and the story wants you to forgive her because she is the main character. ( Demeter was shown to support Persephone but they still made het the bad guy)

The story Justifies things that shouldn’t be justified. Like grooming, emotional abuse, toxicity, cheating ect

Persephone expects to be an exception for everything because Hades gives in and gives her special treatment.

Those are a few reasons. Also i hate that they made apollo a bad guy because they needed a villain. Hate LO I personally think it’s garbage. Just the story. RS’ art was unique and you could see her passion in it. I mean things like background and color popping. Not characters, because they are almost the same

[doriadis]

Royalty

[lordroma]

So, I tried to finish the Loretober 2024 but I barely could started it, but still I'm going to upload the drawings that I finished

[darklinaforever]

for your post on Hades and Persephone(also to comment of Dracula and Mina): I dont know what it is with people's obsession of constantly making Persephone the victim (especially when Zeus does so much fucking worse to so many women) Even if the legends weren't as you describe. I love turning stories into something postive and empowering for Persephone both romantically and just over all her becoming the literal queen of death. I feel like people just constantly want to make women victims? The whole point of turning Hades and Persephone into this great and legendary romance is to give back power to women. For Mina and Dracula. I am so sick of people whining about Mina falling in love with Dracula. Honestly maybe Dracula is more intriguing than Johnathan. Maybe just let girls be monster lovers/fuckers for a change.

Yes ! Let's let women be monster fuckers for a change !