Odysseus (real name Leopold Bloom) himself is warrior king who helped win the Trojan war by building a large wooden horse in which soldiers could hide to take over the city. Forever after, the use of this infiltration technique became known as the enemy's "Achilles' Heel."
On his way home to his wife Penelope and son Odysseus Jr., Odysseus gets caught in a storm, gets saved by a nymph, sees a Ghibli film about bugs and mold, competes in the Olympics before it was cool, gets lazy with some stoners, pokes out the one eye a tall guy has, gets caught in another storm, watches his soldiers get eaten by cannibals, watches his soldiers get eaten by a witch, has sex with the same witch, listens to the worst earworm song ever sung, inches between the ocean's drain plug and a thing with a surplus of heads that apparently isn't the hydra, eats the sun god's cow, gets caught in another storm, gets kidnapped by a nymph, wins an archery contest then kills all the contestants, finally returns home and proves who he is by knowing how hard it is to move his furniture, and dies when poisoned by the kid he had with that witch earlier in this absurdly long paragraph.