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megashadowdragon · 1 year
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Medusa: Dress-Up Gone Wrong, Gone Greek, Gone Gorgonomachy
Medusa: Dress-Up Gone Wrong, Gone Greek, Gone Gorgonomachy
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"You didn't knock last time either!!!"
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Medusa's going back to her pre-Animation Update version of the NP for this one.
Yes, that costume is really called that in Extella Link. You can have it with veiled and unveiled modes. It looks pretty okay in combat.
This is the last Andromeda/Medusa joke I'm going to make, because so far it's the only other one there is besides the name of Medusa's Blood Fort NP.
Still kind of weird. Don't know what Type Moon is telling us, but I thought it worth pointing out one more time.
Incidentally, if Andromeda looked just as good in that outfit as Medusa does, then I can understand Perseus jumping off his flying horse to beat down a kaiju to save her despite just having fought the Gorgon. Respect.
Perseus: I don't whether to find this creepy ... or oddly arousing. Medusa: Well, you will have time to think about it, ... once I bury you six feet into the ground! Perseus: That still won't erase the image from my hea-arghhh!!!
Perseus has got to be my favorite mythological hero. Most interpretations of him I see portray him similarly:
-Hotshot young kid full of dreams and ambitions
-Kills Medusa
-Becomes irreversibly traumatized
-Immediately retires, marries an African princess, and has a shitton of kids
-Names one of his daughters Gorgophone
In many ways he's the polar opposite of Achilles. Achilles was told that if he kept his head low, he was destined to live long and healthy, yet unknown. So he chose to fight in the Trojan war and die gloriously. On the other hand, Perseus got a small taste of heroism and immediately dipped out to become a family man.
I remember much earlier in this thread under another Perseus comic, Orojuice noted about how Medusa, at least in the most well-known Ovidian interpretation, is like a dark mirror of Perseus' mother, who was the reason why he went on the quest to begin with- both women, single mothers who were used up by the gods and discarded like tissue onto some remote island where they could only do their best to take care of their family. Perseus, upon confronting Medusa, is confronting another version of his mother and in doing so is given what is essentially all the power in the world- his world, which consists of just his mother and the island he grew up on. He controls who lives and dies in this world, so who does he choose? Does his mother have any more right to live than this woman who is identical to her? And if they are equal, is it "just" to choose his mother over Medusa because of a personal preference?
I think that comic was posted a couple of years ago, and I've been thinking about it ever since.
Anyway, a while back I used to have a draft of a Percy Jackson fan fiction where the OG Perseus came back from the dead and started dating Medusa while the two of them annoyed Percy (Who he called "Junior" much to Percy's chagrin) like the aunt-and-uncle-young-enough-to-conceivably-be-your-older-siblings that he never had. That part is completely unrelated but I had to get it off of my chest because I don't write fan fiction anymore and will likely never get to talk about the Perseus x Medusa ship ever again. (Some of that may have rubbed off on the servant sheet I made for the teenaged Assassin-class Perseus I wrote about a year ago)
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triggerblaze345 · 2 years
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whalehouse1 · 8 months
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fiannalover · 10 months
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*sees fate Perseus* I want that red headed twink obliterated. In the good way.
I think we ALL want that red headed twink obliterated
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massivechestplate · 2 months
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Average Gacha Character:
FGO: This is Rider, Cyrus the Great, based on the real historical figure. We genderbent him into a her with big bazongas and a thing for literature. Thankfully she was added in a main story update so she has good writing.
Genshin Impact: This is Robespierre, a 17 year old cheerful politician with a passion for reform thus he has a Hydro Vision. His parents were brutally murdered in a separatist uprising. His best friend is a twink in short shorts who he is shipped with. You find out he has a hobby of collecting coins during an event.
Honkai: Star Rail: This is Gabriel, he's a Fire-Destruction civil engineer with a wrench gun. He's literally just some guy until you find out he has ties to the local criminal underworld and is secretly a Masked Fools plant.
Limbus Company: This is Perseus, a Fixer who must kill the Abnormality Stone-Gaze Queen to prevent his mother from marrying a Wing CEO. Or that's what I would say if this wasn't his alternate universe self who worked at dystopian Freddy Fazbear's.
Arknights: This is Foosball. She's a secretary turned mercenary after getting Rock Cancer because she had talent with knives. She went crazy after the war crimes and experiments but she's fine now. Probably...
Nikke: This is Jane, she's a military uniform imouto kuudere who was thrown into a metaphorical and literal meat grinder due to cyborg abuse but has now imprinted on the first person to show her kindness. Also her ass is-
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bijoumikhawal · 2 months
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Some Coptic Shawls
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This shawl is from the 9th or 10th century, and contains tapestry woven bands of Coptic script and kufic tiraz that can't actually be read.
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I'm actually unsure about the details of this shawl as it's images are mixed up with the former shawl. It has a line of kufic tiraz and a tapestry woven strip with birds and an abstract medallion.
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This shawl is from the 8th or 9th century. It has several stripes. It has stripes of floral and foliate designs, alongside two inscriptions in Arabic and Coptic. I'm not sure what the center stripe is, but I think it might be Acanthus leaves? They sometimes show up in Coptic textiles as a sort of curved w shape, as do some other leaf patterns. Acanthus leaves are associated with immortality, rebirth, and resurrection, but in Coptic art I've seen them associated with peace and heavenly gardens.
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This shawl is from the 8th or 9th century. The center stripe has birds and a little lizardy looking creature I cant identify, as well as some more geometric/abstract designs. The Coptic cross appears in simplified form at the start of a Coptic inscription.
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A similar shawl from the Louvre, with no detail images and frustratingly unspecified dating.
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This shawl is from around 640-660. The MET has identified it as a wall hanging, but the composition of images in bands and segments resembles clothes I've seen more than a wall hanging. Each of the 5 medallions depicts Amazon women. Typically Amazons in this era of Coptic textile are on horseback, trampling a beast as they draw their bows. These have baskets of fruit under their horses instead and no bows, but retain the pose as though they were drawing. The bands show the bust of a man (possibly a personification of the Earth, Ge), riders holding wreaths, figures carrying food, birds, fish, and geometric patterns. Many of these motifs were found around the Mediterranean at the time, and would've been rather secular. The particular usage here is inviling the idea of abundance. This item would've been very expensive. The MET identifies it as Islamic, but I am not convinced as there are no explicitly Islamic motifs, and this was the very beginning of Muslim presence in Egypt. Further, personifying the Earth as a male is in line with Coptic culture, and it's recontextualizing of pagan figures and imagery to suit a Christian philosophy at this time. We don't know much about Pre-Islamic gods, but I don't know of an earth diety, male or female, and to reference such a figure in an Islamic art piece seems rather strange to me?
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This is another "hanging" I think may be a shawl, from the 4th or 5th century. It depicts putti picking grapes. The symbolism of grapes in Christianity is fairly well known, and those associations hold true here- Jesus, Mary, and Communion. It's a very pious design, and because if the activity of harvest, it may have also been chosen for an association with abundance.
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A third shawl/hanging. This is from the Fatimid era and I have no further information other than the Louvre saying its Coptic, nor a better photo.
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The shawl of Sabine, 4th or 5th century. This is one of many pieces taken from Antinoë/Antinopolis by Gayet, who I consider to be a prolific grave robber. Unlike many garments he likely took, we know that this shawl belonged to a woman named Sabine. She was buried with it wrapped around her shoulders. The center medallion depicts Bellerophon and Perseus trampling the Chimera, bordered with a Nilotic scene of boys, fish, and lotuses. The bands are a continuation of this motif, with the addition of crocodiles and boats. The right medallion is of Apollo and Daphne. Daphne holds out a cross shaped flower to Apollo. The left is of an female archer who has killed a lion- perhaps Artemis, who interestingly, does not show up often in Late Antique Coptic art. The scattered design elements are winged figures, more lotuses. The boys and winged figures sometimes carry large shells and wreaths. It is proposed that the shawl originally was a wall hanging.
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A possible shawl fragment with a striped design of grapes and flowers. These flowers may be roses, or they may be a generic "flower" shape. Some flowers identified as roses in Coptic textile I actually believe are lotuses, but I don't believe that is the case here.
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A shawl from somewhere between the 7th and 9th century, made of embroidered linen. The pattern is of stylized leaves, buds, flowers, and abstract medallions.
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This shawl is from the 3rd or 4th century. It has some pinstripes and what I think may be a grape leaf, though typically Coptic textiles from this period depict grape leaves more realistically, with five lobes.
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In this image shows how shawls may have commonly been worn in Late Antique Egypt. It is possible there were further variations in wearing, as ultimately here all three figures are wearing the shawl draped over their shoulder, behind them, under the opposite arm, and over the first shoulder or arm, with women lifting it up to cover the head too.
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This shawl may not be Coptic specifically. Some records indicate tulle bi telli shawls used to be made such that humanoid figures only appeared on shawls made by Copts, whereas Muslim Egyptians would use geometric designs, but this does not seem to be the case today. These shawls were often traditionally made by girls for their weddings, and all the patterns reflect the wishes and hopes of the girl for her marriage and wedding night. The technique of using metal strip embroidery comes from Turkey, where it is known as tel kirma, or from India, where it is known as mukaish or muqayyash, which is said to have been invented by Noor Jahan. I actually know a Copt whose family traditionally made a living through producing textiles such as tulle bi telli. Despite the secular importance of tulle bi telli, these shawls are sometimes called Coptic shawls. According to the British Museum, these shawls were originally a Coptic speciality, so this may be the origin of the confusing name.
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This style of shawl is modern, and typically worn by monks. I believe this style came from Ethiopia, because thats what I've been told by another Copt, and I've at least seen Ethiopian clergy wear it. Fun fact: Egyptian and Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were part of the same church until VERY recently. This isn't especially obvious in all the customs of both groups, but it does mean Copts and Ethiopian Christians celebrate the same New Year, which also makes sense because of the agricultural roots of the date involving the Inundation of the Nile.
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matt-lifesage · 1 year
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The Factor Predation skill really interests me.
Between her Rider, Lancer, and now Saber forms, Medusa is filling out an armory of stolen Noble Phantasms. She's got Belleraphon's bridle, Chrysaor's sword, Perseus's Harpe and the shield he got from Athena. All at least loosely tie back to her, but I think there's more to it than that thanks to this new skill.
As an Anti-Hero who qualifies for the Throne because her existence resulted in great heroics, we now have a solid pattern showing when she's summoned as anything other than an Avenger-class Servant, she's armed with the Noble Phantasms of the Greek heroes whose deeds were dependent upon her defeat. Since they all owe her their status as heroes, when Medusa is summoned into the role of a hero instead of a monster, she has the right to wield those Noble Phantasms. Basically, it's a limited spin on the justification for Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon containing every prototype Noble Phantasm, and that rules. Good for her!
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beepbeepiamasheep · 2 months
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Okay guys, hear me out, I think these two should kiss.
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Like seriously, they have so much in common with each other wtf.
It's like in Hollow Ataraxia where Rider mentioned Perseus being Shinji if he won, and Naoya is exactly that, and the fact that he's The WORM Curse just adds hilarity to it
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Finally, it's here! The Magical Boy Bracket round 1! Polls will start being posted hopefully some time this week, with one post every 5 minutes.
Polls will last one week. Any losers for this round will be sent to the losers bracket the week after.
Please be reminded of this very important rule when reblogging or commenting on posts: "Don't be an asshole to me or to anyone else in this tournament, and please no excessive hate towards a specific character or source material. Otherwise, you will be blocked."
Text version for easier understanding under the cut! Has full names of characters, alter ego names where it applies, as well as source titles! (Some longer titles are shown in full the first time they appear, but are then shortened the in their next appearances (which will also be done for the polls). Also, please let me know if I wrote any names or titles wrong.)
Top left (matches 1 - 16):
Akito Hibino / Lofty Purple (Bokura wa Mahou Shounen) VS Aoi Shibuya (Tokyo Mew Mew Ole)
Hojo Omamori (Fairy Ranmaru: Anata no Kokoro Otasuke Shimasu) VS Kazuki Yasaka (Sarazanmai)
Ikuto Tsukiyomi (Shugo Chara) VS Nagihiko Fujisaki (Shugo Chara)
Masayoshi Hazama / Samurai Flamenco (Samurai Flamenco) VS Natsuki Nanahoshi (Mahou Shounen Natsuki x Loveits)
Jake Long (American Dragon Jake Long) VS Ren Amamiya / Joker (Persona 5)
Idia Shroud (Twisted Wonderland) VS Tsuyoshi Kijino / Kijibrother (Avataro Sentai Donbrothers)
Kaito Hinomiya (Dear my Magial Boys) VS Kikyou / Fragrant Rose (Magical Boy Troubles)
Sougo Tokiwa / Kamen Rider Zi-O (Kamen Rider Zi-O) VS Alice "Azz" Asmodeus (Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun)
Asahi Minamikawa (Mewkledreamy) VS Kaito Odagiri / Thrilling Pink (Bokura wa Mahou Shounen)
Chrono Harlaown (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha) VS Erio Mondial (Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS)
Jotaro Kujo (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders) VS Chiaki Nagoya / Kaitou Sinbad (Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne)
Kairi Sanjo (Shugo Chara) VS Tadase Hotori (Shugo Chara)
Mahad / Dark Magician (Yu-Gi-Oh) VS Mem Mem (Delicious Party Precure)
Andromeda Shun (Saint Seiya) VS Pegasus Seiya (Saint Seiya)
Orion Eden (Saint Seiya Omega) VS Shuu Rei Fuan (Yoroiden Samurai Troopers)
Vanitas (Vanitas no Carte) VS Ben Tennyson (Ben 10)
Top Right (matches 17 - 32):
Akihiko Beppu / Melty Luna (Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu Love!) VS Akoya Gero / Chevalier Perlite (Boueibu)
Atsushi Kinugawa / Battle Lover Epinard (Boueibu) VS En Yufuin / Battle Lover Cerulean (Boueibu)
Gora Hakone / Maximum Gorar (Boueibu) VS Haruhiko Beppu / Salty Sol (Boueibu)
Ibushi Arima / Chevalier Argent (Boueibu) VS Io Naruko / Battle Lover Sulfur (Boueibu)
Ryuu Zaou / Battle Lover Vesta (Boueibu) VS Furanui de Shakin Honyalala (Binan Koukou Chikyuu Bouei-bu Happy Kiss)
Ichiro Dougo / Spazio Kiss (Boueibu HK) VS Karurusu de Yutari Honyalala (Boueibu HK)
Kyotarou Shuzenji / Fiore Kiss (Boueibu HK) VS Maasa Shirahone / Ritter Amethyst (Boueibu HK)
Nanao Wakura / Luna Kiss (Boueibu HK) VS Ryouma Kirishima / Stella Kiss (Boueibu HK)
Taiju Unazuki / Ritter Rosenquartz (Boueibu HK) VS Taishi Manza / Neve Kiss (Boueibu HK)
Callum (The Dragon Prince) VS Danny Fenton / Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
Chris Kratt (Wild Kratts) VS Martin Kratt (Wild Kratts)
Farran (Lego Elves) VS Gus Porter (The Owl House)
Guy Hamdon / SheZow (SheZow) VS Sinedd (Galacktik Football)
Prince Adam / He-Man (He-Man) VS Jack Frost (Rise of the Guardians)
Lloyd Montgomery Garmadon (Lego Ninjago) VS Mephisto (Lolirock)
Sulfus (Angel's Friends) VS Zuko (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Bottom Left (matches 33 - 48):
Link (The Legend of Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom) VS Lucas (Mother 3)
Arthur Aguefort (Dimension 20: Fantasy High) VS Evan Kelmp (Dimension 20: Misfits and Magic)
Whitney Jammer (Dimension 20: Misfits and Magic) VS Kingston Brown (Dimension 20: The Unsleeping City)
Billy Batson / Shazam (DC Comics) VS Carter Kane (The Kane Chronicles)
Nico di Angelo (The Heroes of Olympus) VS Perseus Jackson (Percy Jackson and the Olympians)
Anselmo Flores / White Knight Heather (Dame Daffodil) VS Basil Caraway (Magical Boy Basil)
Reo Menezes (Majestikal Mistake) VS Sage (Strawberry Seafoam)
Sara / Adora Flora (Magical Mom) VS Kento Fukamiya / Kamen Rider Espada (Kamen Rider Saber)
Hikaru / Holy Saint Sungel (Mahou Sentai Magiranger) VS Kai Ozu / MagiRed (Mahou Sentai Magiranger)
Makito Ozu / MagiGreen (Mahou Sentai Magiranger) VS Xander Bly / Green Mystic Ranger (Power Rangers Mystic Force)
Tsubasa Ozu / MagiYellow (Mahou Sentai Magiranger) VS Chip Thorn / Yellow Mystic Ranger (Power Rangers Mystic Force)
Juuru Atsuta / Kiramai Red (Mashin Sentai Kiramager) VS Lucky / Shishi Red (Uchuu Sentai Kyuranger)
Kaito Goshikida / Zenkaizer (Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger) VS Stacey / Stacaesar (Kikai Sentai Zenkaiger)
Sonoi (Avataro Sentai Donbrothers) VS Antonio Garcia / Golden Power Ranger (Power Rangers: Samurai)
Anakin Skywalker / Darth Vader (Star Wars) VS Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (Sailor Moon)
Ata Ibusuki / Ritter Diamant (Boueibu HK) VS Blue Knight (Tokyo Mew Mew)
Bottom Right (matched 49 - 64)
Homura Hoterase (Fairy Ranmaru) VS Jyuuka Mutsuoka (Fairy Ranmaru)
Ranmaru Ai (Fairy Ranmaru) VS Sirius Tenroin (Fairy Ranmaru)
Takara Utashiro (Fairy Ranmaru) VS Kukai Soma (Shugo Chara)
Shigeo Kageyama "Mob" (Mob Psycho 100) VS Ezra Bridger (Star Wars: Rebels)
Magnus Chase (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard) VS Gentarou Kisaragi / Kamen Rider Fourze (Kamen Rider Fourze)
Kosuke Nitoh / Kamen Rider Beast (Kamen Rider Wizard) VS Ryotaro Nogami / Kamen Rider Den-O (Kamen Rider Den-O)
Tetsuo Daishinji / Kamen Rider Slash (Kamen Rider Saber) VS Touma Kamiyama / Kamen Rider Saber (Kamen Rider Saber)
Merlin (Merlin) VS John Constantine (DC Comics)
Yumoto Hakone / Battle Lover Scarlet (Boueibu) VS Kinshiro Kusatsu / Chevalier Aurite (Boueibu)
Uruu Seiren (Fairy Ranmaru) VS Adrien Agreste / Chat Noir (Miraculous Ladybug)
Yakumo Katou / AoNinja (Shuriken Sentai Ninninger) VS Liam Farrow / Emerald Heart (Magical Warrior: Diamond Heart)
Henri Wakamiya / Cure Infini (HUGtto Precure) VS Pikario / Rio Kuroki (Kira Kira Precure A La Mode)
Takumi Shinada / Black Pepper (Delicious Party Precure) VS Steven Universe (Steven Universe)
Alex Harvey-Iniguez / Garnet Heart (Magical Warrior: Diamond Heart) VS Max Owen (Magical Boy)
Kouta Kazuraba / Kamen Rider Gaim (Kamen Rider Gaim) VS Haruto Soma / Kamen Rider Wizard (Kamen Rider Wizard)
Syaoran Li (Cardcaptor Sakura) VS Tsubasa Yuunagi / Cure Wing (Hirogaru Sky Precure)
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typemoonsmashorpass · 10 months
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megashadowdragon · 10 months
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"You didn't knock last time either!!!"
Commentary: Medusa's going back to her pre-Animation Update version of the NP for this one. Yes, that costume is really called that in Extella Link. You can have it with veiled and unveiled modes. It looks pretty okay in combat. This is the last Andromeda/Medusa joke I'm going to make, because so far it's the only other one there is besides the name of Medusa's Blood Fort NP. Still kind of weird. Don't know what Type Moon is telling us, but I thought it worth pointing out one more time. Incidentally, if Andromeda looked just as good in that outfit as Medusa does, then I can understand Perseus jumping off his flying horse to beat down a kaiju to save her despite just having fought the Gorgon. Respect.
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avicebro · 17 days
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It does suck that I've placed this dumb rule of only grailing Riders after Perseus comes out but I really want him to be the grailed Rider.
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whalehouse1 · 11 months
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Bellerophon: One of the original heroes -- before Heracles, before the Argonauts, before the Trojan War, there was Bellerophon. Exiled from his home at Argos, Bellerophon became the slayer of the Chimera, rider of Pegasus, bold enough to try to fly up to Mount Olympus. While he's been syncretised with Perseus, especially his friendship with Pegasus, Bellerophon is one of the great heroes of myth, and the original Horse Guy.
Hippolyta: Daughter of Ares and queen of the Amazons, Hippolyta is another character that might be a mash-up of several different people of the same name. Heracles and Theseus seemingly both visited her, and while sometimes she died in a misunderstanding after giving Heracles her father's zoster, other times she married Theseus and was killed by him after their marriage went sour and he decided he wanted Phaedra instead. Potentially the mother of Hippolytus, in the grand tradition of just giving a kid your name with a different ending.
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felixia-duck · 2 years
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My friends, I think I created the most genius and at the same time dumb concept for our boy mr. Perseus Jackson.
Hear me out. He's king of sassyness so I thought he could be a fantastic rouge (a Swashbuckler to be exact because that subclass is expert of sword combact), like a charismatic and funny Flynn Rider but in a dnd universe.
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And then i had an idea. What if... No one knows his real name because he's always undercover with multiples alias like Peter Johnson and the other wrong names Dionysus calls him in the books? His wanted flyers would always be with a diffent name until the police of the Olympians decide to give him a nickname: THE LIGHTNING THIEF.
Percy is not pleased by that, he's like "Wtf i never stole Zeus' master bolt, why do they call me that? That's so unfair" and then proceeds to send them the head of Medusa just to let them know he's annoyed.
Anyway, he obviously is a sea elf, that doesn't need an explanation. Because even in a dnd alternative universe he will always be Annabeth's seaweed brain 🌊🧜‍♂
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moonlightserenities · 2 months
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Pegasus
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 The famous winged horse from Greek mythology that was created by Medusa when Perseus cut of her head and Pegasus sprang forth of this eclipse to become the immortal thundering horse of Zeus and its teaching of religion and philosophies that is connected with the constellation of Sagittarius and the center of our galaxy.
It is a marker in the heavens showing us where we might find the greatest support from our inborn facility of communication with all that is divine. The strong sense of principles, law and justice are the recognition of expansion in social forces and the quality to reform.
The lunar mansion of Mula meaning the root has this sattvic spiritual quality here and is the end of dissolution and materialism.
When one can tame a horse, one can travel much further, when one can tame the ego, the universe becomes the destiny.
Of course it attracts attention when some claim to ride Pegasus in adoration on the rocking horse vaulted with such ease from the clouds and leaving in return the world with a noble fragrance of horseshit.
The limitation of aspiration is like the carrot one uses to fool the donkey to get somewhere going nowhere.
The results from subtle doubt, to create a flight in the unknown are like the cutting of the head in Medusa story to bring a renewal of qualities in aspirations, which is beyond the mental serpents of the ego. The power of Pegasus is the embracing of indifference, the overcome of fears and the power of perseverance of love, as it never seems to be as it is. The heavens are not the limit and only the beginning for the impossible to become possible.
The same transcend between horse and rider is the connection between the spirit and all boundaries.
The courage to take to Pegasus flight is the living legend and the echoes of the stars. In the realm of the ancient mythology is the power of wisdom and only as strong as the characters subtle feelings in that saddle.
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