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War boi is back! He looks so so peaceful in his new art.
Meanwhile, after the Ithaca saga. There was hades, still suffering from everyone's murders and messes.
Also, fun fact. Hades was supposed to be included in "God Games" according to Mr. Jalapeño himself. He even has his own theme but was unfortunately drafted.
(This is from my YouTube comment from an "aphrodite can you guide me" animatic by soonsoonii) "Aphrodite, can you guide me song snippet from epic the musical" If the cut song "I want her to be mine" is canon, it might have led him (Odysseus) to be unsuccessful because it was Athena who guided him and Athena despite being wise, never knew what it was to feel infatuated with another person. After he fails to pursue the heart of Penelope, Athena tells him to ask for Aphrodite's aid instead. Assuming she did help him after this song, and after what happened with Odysseus' mother, it would explain why Aphrodite was not even giving Athena a chance to help her free Odysseus in "God Games". She felt betrayed knowing his mother died of a broken heart (Eurylochus' fault) just a few years after giving him her aid in pursuing Penelope's heart.
Father and Son sketch.
This man carried me with my runs. Pose was from the original art of Hades 1.