Basic Trope: Parodies of religious-themed exclamations like "Oh my God!".
- Straight: In a show set in Ancient Greece, Ariadne exclaims, "For the love of Artemis!"
- Exaggerated: "For the love of Artemis, Zeus, Dionysus, Hera, Hades, Poseidon..."
- Downplayed: “For the love of Heracles!”
- Justified: Abrahamic religion does not exist in the show’s universe, and the deities of the Greek religion are never called just “God”.
- Inverted: ???
- Subverted: Ariadne says, "For Artemis's sake", but it's then revealed that she was doing something for the benefit of the real Artemis.
- Double Subverted: But then she exclaims, "Holy Hera!".
- Enforced: The writers were going to have Ariadne curse in Ancient Greek, but the executives banned them from adding any profanity into the show, so they had her say, "For the love of Artemis!" instead.
- Lampshaded: "Did you just say, 'for the love of Artemis'?"
- Parodied: The Ancient Greeks do a courtroom scene, in which Ariadne is asked to "swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you Zeus".
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: Artemis attacks any human who uses her name in vain.
- Discussed: "So, did the ancient Greeks say, 'for the love of Artemis' or something?"
- Conversed: "Remember that line 'for the love of Artemis' from 'The Episode'?"
- Implied: Artemis complains of humans using her name as an exclamation.
- Deconstructed: ???
- Reconstructed: ???
- Played for Laughs: ???
- Played for Drama: Ariadne exclaims, "For the love of Artemis!" to express despair over Balthasar's death.
- Played for Horror: Artemis shoots Ariadne down with her bow just for using her name in vain.
For the love of Artemis, there's a link back to Oh, My Gods!!
