!!!!!
how do you use this website
ohgygia mentioned you in a photo “hi lovelies!!! i can’t believe this blog has reached 2k beautiful...”
…@tsoachilles @tsoafans @willsollace @ wateryoudoingpercy @wearetheseven @wingardiumlevesque @wlw @siriuslyspookysolangelo @smallnico
this is so late but congrats!!!!
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
i think people forget the fact that reyna had felt more pain inside nico di angelo than that of the whole legion when they were fighting against giants
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
does anyone else remember how fucking ugly timmy turner was in jimmy neutrons universe
shootingstarm
I actually think Jimmy Neutron is uglier.
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
The time has come, dear friends, for me to address another font of waste potential: The Curse of Achilles. Lots of people have already talked about it before, but there are a few things I would like to add. One of the reasons that the Curse was removed was because it might make Percy too powerful, so no one else could compete with him. A fair point, but Superman continues to show up in comics because not only is he an interesting character when written correctly but just because Superman can level a building with a thought does not make Batman’s struggle against Joker any less impressive. Besides, Percy’s Curse offers tons of interesting story applications.
- For one thing, Percy always naps in TLO to keep him from overworking himself. It has comic potential, to be sure. Percy needs his rest, otherwise he will die of exhaustion. But just because he is sleeping does not mean the monsters are. What if Percy was dead asleep downstairs while things go to Hades upstairs? This could show the other demigods that they are strong even without Percy’s might (character development is fun).
- Consider the Eidolon fight scene. Only Percy, the invincible juggernaut, needs to be possessed, and it gives Jason an opportunity to show his mettle. While a good, noble Roman must always fight honorably and has no use for tricks, Jason MUST think like a Greek and emulate Heracles’ fight with the Nemean Lion. SO MUCH POTENTIAL
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Re:Zero Vol. 9 Illustrations - “Rem IF” Chapters with Rem and Subaru’s family
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
leovaldezly
You drool when you sleep (art by @viria)
Source: leovaldezly
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Confused While reading ToA
I’m reading Trials of Apollo (and re-red PJO and HoO) and Apollo says several times (about Percy) “I’ve taught him everything.” I don’t mean to be so cynical, but we know how Olympian gods can be. What exactly did Apollo teach Percy? All I remember is Apollo helping Percy when he was incognito as “Fred.”
spooky-apollo
Apollo has an ego the size of the sun, so though he may believe he taught Percy all he knows, it doesn’t mean it’s true. He was just being overly cocky and confident, it’s all part of his character arc in the book.
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Dionysus: Ugh, what’s that horrible sound?
Chiron: Children.
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Annabeth: Why is my computer in the snow?
Silena: Aesthetic
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Anonymous asked:
Hello! Ok so i love you and i just want you to have an awesome day! c: Also could you draw the Percy/Piper brotp? Thank you keep being amazing!
stresssss
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
oikawahtohru-deactivated2020051
pjo ship weeks: ↳[week four: → Charles and Silena] (art by viria)
Source: leovaldezly
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
Annabeth: Percy, did you bathe in the River Styx?
Percy: ✔️ Read 12:38 pm
wateryoudoingpercy reblogged
character portraits >> percy jackson + annabeth chase
Even though Percy had a similar description to Harry Potter, with the messy black hair and green eyes, I’ve never imagined him to look anything like Harry. Annabeth could easily be mistaken as weak if you’re the kind of person to stereotype blonde haired light eyed girls as weak, just like people think of Fleur Delacour (which I disagree!) But to me, both of them are the fiercest in every thing they do, whether it’s love or war. I tried to find the right pictures that captured that intensity, ferocity and vulnerability that comes with having the world on your shoulders. Twice. In my opinion, the eyes say everything.