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** It's also possible that one or two Emperors, like Commondus, are defeated, but are replaced a la [[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice Ocean Master and Black Manta]]. Adding to the idea of the Triumverate battling others is their use of the Yoruba Demigod Olijume as a gladiator and their mention in Magnus's book somewhat frequently.
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** It's also possible that one or two Emperors, like Commondus, are defeated, but are replaced a la [[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice [[WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010 Ocean Master and Black Manta]]. Adding to the idea of the Triumverate battling others is their use of the Yoruba Demigod Olijume as a gladiator and their mention in Magnus's book somewhat frequently.
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* To add to this, here is a little known fact; Constantine, Rome's first Christian emperor, still had a pagan imperial cult dedicated to him. In fact according to The Other Wiki (see [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_imperial_cult#The_imperial_cult_and_Christianity here]]), the Imperial cult continued all the way until the time of Anastasius I in the 6th century (albiet in a form more resembling Catholic veneration of saints than outright worship). So I guess there is ''at least'' one Christian emperor still walking around?
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Lu says that she works for him because he rescued her, and she owes him. Since her name means 'beloved of Lugus', and if the Gauls were known for human sacrifice, she was supposed to be sacrificed to Lugus. For whatever reason, Nero saved her, and she owes him her life.
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Lu says that she works for him because he rescued her, and she owes him. Since her name means 'beloved of Lugus', and if the Gauls were known for human sacrifice, she was supposed to be sacrificed to Lugus. For whatever reason, Nero saved her, and she owes him her life.life.
[[WMG: Apollo knows "future" pop-cultural references because he's the god of prophecy.]]
Kind of self-explanatory. But it especially applies with references to music -- since he's the god of music and poetry as well -- hence his ability to sing ''Love is an Open Door'' from ''Frozen'' (released 2013) and reference ''My Shot'' from ''Hamilton'' (released 2015) when the series supposedly takes place in 2011. Doesn't explain everyone else's ability to make "future" pop culture references, but it definitely makes sense for Apollo, at least a little bit.
[[WMG: Apollo knows "future" pop-cultural references because he's the god of prophecy.]]
Kind of self-explanatory. But it especially applies with references to music -- since he's the god of music and poetry as well -- hence his ability to sing ''Love is an Open Door'' from ''Frozen'' (released 2013) and reference ''My Shot'' from ''Hamilton'' (released 2015) when the series supposedly takes place in 2011. Doesn't explain everyone else's ability to make "future" pop culture references, but it definitely makes sense for Apollo, at least a little bit.
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He's absent during ''The Tower of Nero'' because (according to Mr. D) he had a meeting with a cat (Bast) and a severed head (Mimir). Perhaps they're comparing notes about the upcoming major crossover?
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He's absent during ''The Tower of Nero'' because (according to Mr. D) he had a meeting with a cat (Bast) and a severed head (Mimir). Perhaps they're comparing notes about the upcoming major crossover?crossover?
[[WMG: Nero rescued Luguselwa from being sacrificed to Lugus]]
Lu says that she works for him because he rescued her, and she owes him. Since her name means 'beloved of Lugus', and if the Gauls were known for human sacrifice, she was supposed to be sacrificed to Lugus. For whatever reason, Nero saved her, and she owes him her life.
[[WMG: Nero rescued Luguselwa from being sacrificed to Lugus]]
Lu says that she works for him because he rescued her, and she owes him. Since her name means 'beloved of Lugus', and if the Gauls were known for human sacrifice, she was supposed to be sacrificed to Lugus. For whatever reason, Nero saved her, and she owes him her life.
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[[WMG: Aristophanes is related to Meow-Dad from Rick Riordan Presents]]
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[[WMG: Aristophanes is related to Meow-Dad from Rick Riordan Presents]]Presents]]
[[WMG: Chiron is in contact with [[Literature/TheKaneChronicles Bast]] and [[Literature/MagnusChaseAndTheGodsOfAsgard Mimir]]]]
He's absent during ''The Tower of Nero'' because (according to Mr. D) he had a meeting with a cat (Bast) and a severed head (Mimir). Perhaps they're comparing notes about the upcoming major crossover?
[[WMG: Chiron is in contact with [[Literature/TheKaneChronicles Bast]] and [[Literature/MagnusChaseAndTheGodsOfAsgard Mimir]]]]
He's absent during ''The Tower of Nero'' because (according to Mr. D) he had a meeting with a cat (Bast) and a severed head (Mimir). Perhaps they're comparing notes about the upcoming major crossover?
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[[spoiler: In Blood of Olympus, Jason tells the story of the Gods' arrival to fight against the Giants to his and Piper's grandchildren. A pretty good sign he's gonna get ressurected]]
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[[spoiler: In Blood of Olympus, Jason tells the story of the Gods' arrival to fight against the Giants to his and Piper's grandchildren. A pretty good sign he's gonna get ressurected]]resurected]]
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** Confirmed on both counts--he claims it was his plan all along. [[UnreliableNarrator Whether it actually was a plan...]]
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** [[spoiler: Jossed]]
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** Jossed.
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** Jossed. Although Apollo does mention the Celtic pantheon once or twice in the final book.
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** Jossed, but he will be coming by to check in on them.
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** Jossed; all three are defeated.
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** Jossed.
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** Jossed
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** At least partially Jossed--Commodus is killed by Apollo.
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** At least partially Jossed--Commodus is killed by Apollo.
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* Jossed: [[spoiler: wrong Roman Prateor]].
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* Jossed: [[spoiler: wrong Roman Prateor]].
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*** Adding to this, it would make sense that he chose Apollo, rather than ordering a demigod quest. Not only do they not have any prophecies thanks to Python, but the emperors have been watching the demigods for ages, and probably have strategies prepared to deal with Percy, Jason, etc, such as how [[spoiler: Caligula's]] troops couldn't be charmspoken. However, Apollo is an unknown, impossible-to-predict variable, and in Meg, he's got a powerful, well-trained demigod who's familiar with the emperors and how they operate.
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*** Adding to this, it would make sense that he chose Apollo, rather than ordering a demigod quest. Not only do they not have any prophecies thanks to Python, but the emperors have been watching the demigods for ages, and probably have strategies prepared to deal with Percy, Jason, etc, such as how [[spoiler: Caligula's]] troops couldn't be charmspoken. However, Apollo is an unknown, impossible-to-predict variable, variable (with incredible amounts of knowledge about the mythological world), and in Meg, he's got a powerful, well-trained demigod who's familiar with the emperors and how they operate.
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* Jossed the second Triumvirate member IS based out of Indianapolis Indiana, but it's still possible for the last to be based in Vegas.
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* Jossed Jossed; the second Triumvirate member IS based out of Indianapolis Indiana, but it's still possible for and the last to be based third is in Vegas.
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** At least partially Jossed--Commodus is killed by Apollo.
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** Meg killing Caligula is jossed. Frank killed Caligula and badly injured Commodus; Apollo finished off Commodus.
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As for what Lucifer wants with Apollo...well, not all WMGs are perfect
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As for what Lucifer wants with Apollo...well, not all WMGs [=WMGs=] are perfect
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* Jossed.
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Because we've never gotten to know a Dionysus/Bacchus half-blood before, and now would be an interesting time to show us what they can do.
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Because we've never gotten to know a Dionysus/Bacchus half-blood before, and now would be an interesting time to show us what they can do.do.
* Well Dakota did show up in Book 4....and died.
[[WMG: Aristophanes is related to Meow-Dad from Rick Riordan Presents]]
* Well Dakota did show up in Book 4....and died.
[[WMG: Aristophanes is related to Meow-Dad from Rick Riordan Presents]]
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He played a pretty massive role in Son of Neptune, but we never did find out what happened to him in Blood of Olympus. Plus, Medea appeared in Book 3, and Lityerses appeared in Book 2, so this theory has some merit as Rick is using more villains from Heroes of Olympus that had unused potential. And Book 4 would be most appropriate for him to appear in, since he largely antagonised Camp Jupiter and Hazel and Frank (who are appearing in the Tyrant's Tomb).
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He played a pretty massive role in Son of Neptune, but we never did find out what happened to him in Blood of Olympus. Plus, Medea appeared in Book 3, and Lityerses appeared in Book 2, so this theory has some merit as Rick is using more villains from Heroes of Olympus that had unused potential. And Book 4 would be most appropriate for him to appear in, since he largely antagonised Camp Jupiter and Hazel and Frank (who are appearing in the Tyrant's Tomb).Tomb).
[[WMG: A child of Bacchus will appear in Book 4]]
Because we've never gotten to know a Dionysus/Bacchus half-blood before, and now would be an interesting time to show us what they can do.
[[WMG: A child of Bacchus will appear in Book 4]]
Because we've never gotten to know a Dionysus/Bacchus half-blood before, and now would be an interesting time to show us what they can do.
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[[spoiler: In Blood of Olympus, Jason tells the story of the Gods Gods' arrival to fight against the Giants to his and Pipers Piper's grandchildren. A pretty good sign he's gonna get ressurected]]
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Apollo: Don't remind me of him, he make Zeus look reasonable.
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Apollo: Don't remind me of him, he make Zeus look reasonable.reasonable.
[[WMG: Alcyoneus will appear in Book 4]]
He played a pretty massive role in Son of Neptune, but we never did find out what happened to him in Blood of Olympus. Plus, Medea appeared in Book 3, and Lityerses appeared in Book 2, so this theory has some merit as Rick is using more villains from Heroes of Olympus that had unused potential. And Book 4 would be most appropriate for him to appear in, since he largely antagonised Camp Jupiter and Hazel and Frank (who are appearing in the Tyrant's Tomb).
[[WMG: Alcyoneus will appear in Book 4]]
He played a pretty massive role in Son of Neptune, but we never did find out what happened to him in Blood of Olympus. Plus, Medea appeared in Book 3, and Lityerses appeared in Book 2, so this theory has some merit as Rick is using more villains from Heroes of Olympus that had unused potential. And Book 4 would be most appropriate for him to appear in, since he largely antagonised Camp Jupiter and Hazel and Frank (who are appearing in the Tyrant's Tomb).
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** [[spoiler: You know, if Rick wants to get going on that big, inter-mythology crossover he's been teasing for a while, a Greek demigod waking up in Valhalla would be a pretty good starting point...]]
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She had mentioned it before, but it would be more clear here.
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She had mentioned it the mythology before, but it would be more clear here.
here that it is real, and not just stories.
