#hypnos oc

[volde-posts]

So I'm back on my PJO kick and started to revamp my OC that I had when I was a pre-teen/teen and nothing makes me laugh harder than remembering that the books (despite being in a floating timeline) technically take place in the mid-2000s because that means I can write my OC x Michael Yew subplot line with them making out in the Apollo Cabin with Limp Bizkit playing in the background and it be entirely possible.

[krystalkitdemi]

Husband lifting.

Although it is a little embarrassing, Hypnos will not complain about his wife carrying him.

He loves his surprisingly strong little wife. She scares him sometimes and he likes it. Hypnos hope their kids are as strong as their momma. Elisa loves holding her much bigger husband because his reaction is funny and he is warm.

[lilpuffyart]

Finished old-ish wip

[majachee]

ENJOY THE UPDATED LORE COPIED FROM A DISCORD SERVER YIPPEEEE!!!

Ignore my name.

Disclaimer these are ocs and arent mean to portray my thoughts on the actual characters. Treat them like pjo gods for example xoxo

[serene-elysium]

Hypnos and Thanatos

[transgavin]

Hypnos power works especially well on Hector because he loves so strongly that he doesn’t even have to try to make Hector want to stay in his illusions. Idk if I mentioned this earlier but Hector is also an experienced combat soldier. In this way, he is a perfect weapon to use against Encanto as the people there are used to peace and not a lot of them know how to fight. (Well what about the madrigals) yes we’re getting there just bear with me

[lilpuffyart]

The Narilamb fanchildren (that fsr the bg is white instead of transparent, even if its transparent on my computer, also tried to solve it but now tumblr doesn't wanna post it aaaaaa posting through my phone)

In order: Thanatos, Hypnos, Adora and Celeste

I might change Adora and Celeste's clothes later tbh fjfjcjcfjfjfjdj

[majachee]

Drop the lore!!!

OKAY OKAY OKAY!!!

In Greek Mythos-themed poetry, the description of Nyx that stood out to me the most was that she was, literally, the shroud of darkness during the night. That she and Erebus blanketed the Day come nightfall. This descriptive imagery has inspired me to make her a being with a less distinct human form, and apply some level of inhumaness to her children.

Hypnos, a titular character in my story, was created to resemble a doll. In mythology, Hypnos is described as being a gentle god and sleep is a comfort to many. So I wanted his inhuman form to be something seen as positive and comforting, yet also harmless and even objectifying to portray how other gods view Hypnos. Despite him being a very powerful figure, he isn't treated as such in the modern day it seems. And even in classical mythology, rarely do we see him defending himself instead of hiding in Nyx's embrace. Dolls and other children's toys are also important archeaological finds as they show deep insight to day to day/personal life and other forms of artwork in the culture itself.

Articulated dolls have existed for millenia, much like Hypnos himself.