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 Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:41 pm
Posiedon_Neptune Akherontis Very nice, although it looks more like Triton than Poseidon (who never had a fish tail). Well I was kind of going by the Percy Jackson description in the last book when Percy sees his dad (Poseidon) underwater. In that description he has a tail and Triton has 2. Though in that description Poseidon looks very old for his castle is being destroyed and he's in the middle of war but I made him seem younger. But, anyways thank you for the compliment and constructive criticism. Poseidon and his wife, Amphritrite, also would have been able to grant Percy a warmer reception if they weren't stressed out from the war, itself, too![Triton is debatable though!] They gave Theseus[or at least Poseidon and his wife did!] a warm and proper reception, but that probably has more to do with the fact they weren't in the middle of a massive war, then it does with everything else, regardless as to how they feel about him.
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Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 5:59 am
Javier Cross Posiedon_Neptune Akherontis Very nice, although it looks more like Triton than Poseidon (who never had a fish tail). Well I was kind of going by the Percy Jackson description in the last book when Percy sees his dad (Poseidon) underwater. In that description he has a tail and Triton has 2. Though in that description Poseidon looks very old for his castle is being destroyed and he's in the middle of war but I made him seem younger. But, anyways thank you for the compliment and constructive criticism. Poseidon and his wife, Amphritrite, also would have been able to grant Percy a warmer reception if they weren't stressed out from the war, itself, too![Triton is debatable though!] They gave Theseus[or at least Poseidon and his wife did!] a warm and proper reception, but that probably has more to do with the fact they weren't in the middle of a massive war, then it does with everything else, regardless as to how they feel about him. Why are we talking about Percy Jackson? It's a bunch of lies, really. Apollon is not the older twin, Artemis is. Also, the story of the Golden Fleece is wrong, too. Europa and Cadmus were not children of Zeus, but rather Europa was abducted by Zeus, and Cadmus needed to go save her. If you follow Rick Riordan's lies, Mnemosyne does not approve. And anyways, Amphitrite was extremely mad at Percy Jackson for the reason why Persephone was mad at Nico,
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Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 7:54 am
Mnemosyne Moneta Javier Cross Posiedon_Neptune Akherontis Very nice, although it looks more like Triton than Poseidon (who never had a fish tail). Well I was kind of going by the Percy Jackson description in the last book when Percy sees his dad (Poseidon) underwater. In that description he has a tail and Triton has 2. Though in that description Poseidon looks very old for his castle is being destroyed and he's in the middle of war but I made him seem younger. But, anyways thank you for the compliment and constructive criticism. Poseidon and his wife, Amphritrite, also would have been able to grant Percy a warmer reception if they weren't stressed out from the war, itself, too![Triton is debatable though!] They gave Theseus[or at least Poseidon and his wife did!] a warm and proper reception, but that probably has more to do with the fact they weren't in the middle of a massive war, then it does with everything else, regardless as to how they feel about him. Why are we talking about Percy Jackson? It's a bunch of lies, really. Apollon is not the older twin, Artemis is. Also, the story of the Golden Fleece is wrong, too. Europa and Cadmus were not children of Zeus, but rather Europa was abducted by Zeus, and Cadmus needed to go save her. If you follow Rick Riordan's lies, Mnemosyne does not approve. And anyways, Amphitrite was extremely mad at Percy Jackson for the reason why Persephone was mad at Nico, Pfft, Persephone had no right to complain. I don't see Hades running around with any beautiful princes, splitting them halfsies with Aphrodite and such.
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Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 4:58 pm
Tut tut. Percy Jackson discussions belong in the Sibylla forum. Or on one of the hundred-odd Percy Jackson Guilds.
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Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 10:12 pm
Akherontis Tut tut. Percy Jackson discussions belong in the Sibylla forum. Or on one of the hundred-odd Percy Jackson Guilds. Yes, sir. Sorry sir. ninja
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 2:18 pm
Cinna-it I was trying to go by the Percy Jackson description, and it didn't say what color hair she had. If it did say, it would be in The Titan's Curse, when percy meets Athena. I don't have that one, so somebody go check! Yes, in Percy Jackson, Athena DOES have blonde hair. But for all I know, Greeks usually have blackish-brown hair and in the myths Athena has gray eyes. whee
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 2:26 pm
Spottedteddybears Cinna-it I was trying to go by the Percy Jackson description, and it didn't say what color hair she had. If it did say, it would be in The Titan's Curse, when percy meets Athena. I don't have that one, so somebody go check! Yes, in Percy Jackson, Athena DOES have blonde hair. But for all I know, Greeks usually have blackish-brown hair and in the myths Athena has gray eyes. whee Are you to obtuse to ignore the posts above?
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 3:54 pm
Thank you Lady Sindavra. ^_^'
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 9:07 am
Gah, did I just see bishonen Poseidon stealing Hades' gold????
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:04 pm
Dionysus or Bacchus Gah, did I just see bishonen Poseidon stealing Hades' gold???? Why would your lord uncle steal your other lord uncle's gold, your highness? sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:09 pm
Javier Cross Dionysus or Bacchus Gah, did I just see bishonen Poseidon stealing Hades' gold???? Why would your lord uncle steal your other lord uncle's gold, your highness? sweatdrop To make himself feel important.
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:22 pm
Mnemosyne Moneta Javier Cross Dionysus or Bacchus Gah, did I just see bishonen Poseidon stealing Hades' gold???? Why would your lord uncle steal your other lord uncle's gold, your highness? sweatdrop To make himself feel important. How so? Isn't Poseidon already important in himself? Why would he not feel important, that he'd have to steal from his brother, his majesty of the underworld, who rules over Wealth, as well?
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Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 4:11 pm
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Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2012 2:53 am
What happened to the Anteros image?
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