History YMMV / LoreOlympus

* ItsTheSameSoItSucks: Many fans feel that the second conflict against Kronos is too similar to the first except with lower stakes. In the first, Kronos had taken over the Underworld, possessing Hades and the other gods and forcing the rest of the realm into perpetual sleep. This forces Zeus and Persephone to descend and confront him, with Persephone defeating him by unlocking the full scope of her fertility goddess powers. In the second conflict, [[spoiler:Kronos kidnaps an unknown child god, later revealed to be Melinoe, and Hades as well, forcing Persephone and Hera to descend into Tartarus to confront him. Hades and Hera defeat him for a final time, the latter doing so by unlocking the full scope of her own fertility goddess powers.]]

* StrangledByTheRedString: The first sixty chapters take place over course of about five days. Despite this short time frame, everyone in the comic takes Hades and Persephone's mutual attraction for one another as a sign that they want to get married or that they're lusting heavily for each other. It's Hades himself who is the first person to acknowledge that his attraction to Persephone is mostly superficial at the moment.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The ten year time skip left this impression on many readers, especially early on. In just a few panels, the story casually dropped hints that [[spoiler: both Daphne and Minthe]] were back to normal, [[spoiler:Artemis and Thanatos]] were roaming the Mortal Realm (the latter [[spoiler:reunited with Daphne]] to boot), [[spoiler:Helios]] was apparently happier now, and [[spoiler:Eris]] was part of Persephone's retinue. The ensuing embargo war between Olympus and the Underworld was also only skimmed upon. While flashbacks did at least address [[spoiler: Eris and Artemis]] immediately, the story fast-tracking to Persephone's katabasis and her ensuing [[spoiler:battle against Kronos]] left many fans with little hope to see any of those other storylines properly resolved or explained, as they felt kind of irrelevant set against [[spoiler:Kronos' return]]. This left many thinking that the overall pacing would have been better if Season 2 had concluded with the trial and Season 3 built up more gradually to the confrontation by interlocking Persephone's journey with relevant flashbacks. Thankfully, in season 3 the main conflict lulled with [[spoiler:Kronos' temporary defeat]], allowing for some more flashbacks. [[spoiler:Minthe]]'s metamorphosis and [[spoiler:Thanatos]]' circumstances were explored at length, as well as giving resolution to [[spoiler:Psyche's apotheosis]] and [[spoiler: Aphrodite and Hephaestus' marriage]]. Some fans still feel robbed about [[spoiler: Daphne]], though, as her [[spoiler:transformation back to a nymph could have been a highly emotional moment for her and Persephone, given her shared trauma over Apollo]].

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The narrative presents Hades as being one of the most level headed and responsible gods but a common complaint about him from readers is that his love life consists of [[UnequalPairing unequal pairings]] that are unethical at best, predatory at worst. Minthe was his girlfriend and his secretary, with him being her employer and paying for her apartment. When things fell apart between them, Minthe was terrified at the implication that he would leave her homeless and unemployed, though he was thankfully not that cruel. He also immediately became romantically obsessed with Persephone, despite only knowing her for a short time and learning that she was only 19 years old. He even changed the rules for her internship to allow her to get paid, a blatant ethics violation.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The narrative presents Hades as being one of the most level headed and responsible gods but a common complaint about him from readers is that his love life consists of [[UnequalPairing unequal pairings]] that are unethical at best, predatory at worst. Minthe was his girlfriend and his secretary, with him being both her employer and paying for her apartment. When things fell apart between them, Minthe was terrified at the implication that he would leave her homeless and unemployed, though he was thankfully not that cruel. He also immediately became romantically obsessed with Persephone, despite only knowing her for a short time and learning that she was only 19 years old. He even changed the rules for her internship to allow her to get paid, a blatant ethics violation.

** [[spoiler: Episode 276: Thanks to [[HoistByHisOwnPetard his own machinations]] and Persephone' guile, Apollo is hit by a True Love arrow. He SIMULTANEOUSLY falls in love with her and becomes completely aware of everything he's put her through. [[VillainousBSOD Unable to deal with what he's feeling]], he begs a quietly raging Persephone how to make it stop. Before leaving, she tells him to publicly confess what he's done to her to the approaching Oracle News crew (who he called in advance to announce his "engagement" to Persephone) and to stay away from her forever. Which he does, on camera, surrounded by Persephone's infuriated family and friends and in BrokenTears.]] May his reputation rest in pain.

** Despite being introduced late in the series, Daphne managed to raise a huge fanbase already, thanks to her design, her kind personality and her refusal to put up with Apollo's treatment of her or Thanatos's self-centredness and prejudice against Persephone.

** Persephone. Her fans view her as a well-written character with amazing development who has earned her happy ending after all the suffering she's been through, and like how she can be both sweet and kind as well as powerful and terrifying. Her detractors on the other hand see her as a MarySue and CreatorsPet, who is allowed to get away with anything and hardly gets any punishment for her more unsavory actions, especially in season 3.

* FanonDiscontinuity: Readers who have become disillusioned with the writing and handling of certain characters as well as disappointed with the uninspired art in recent chapters and the loss of the beautiful visuals that once attracted so many people to the comic, have taken it upon themselves to create their own version of Lore Olympus by using the setting and characters (though some prefer to redesign them) and fix the issues they have with the original comic.

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: People who enjoy Greek mythology tend to skip on reading this comic due to the way some of the Gods are portrayed, a few of them written more like original characters created by the author than the deities they are supposed to be. The fact that greek culture and history is rarely present in the comic, aside from brief mentions of it, doesn't help at all.