Jason and the Argonauts
Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

Unsurprisingly we made some mistakes in our insane plan and now our crew is running out of water. The shipwright dismisses this as grumbling and tells them to um... drink brine? While he goes to tell them this, Jason asks the figurehead for help and she tells him to sail to "the island of bronze" which is where the gods were making weapons and then gives extra advice that will be revealed later.

Bluedepth

They rowed themselves partially transparent. Bravo boys!

Harvey Sandstrom
Harvey Sandstrom
cd0

Is there any historical evidence for the rowing pacing drum trope or is just movie BS like vikings with horns on their helmets?

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After this Jason goes to a ruined temple and Hermes appears to him and then turns into a giant and teleports him to Olympus.

Back on Olympus, Hera and Zeus are playing their game of risk when Hermes plops him on the board. I like how the gods have a cool risk board for meddling with mortals.

Zeus offers him a boat and he says no, because he's going to build a boat with the power of love; saying no to the gods is a risky move. Hera gives him directions tho.

saucerlost

As you can see, it's the rare limited release Jason, with missing sandal

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

Zeus and Hera are fighting over who gets to help save Jason. Hera is mad because the big bad defied her temple by killing children inside it, Zeus doesn't want her to help, he says because it's "man's work" but it's probably because Jason is his kid.

Anyway, Hera decides to intervene anyway, creating a swimming accident where Jason must save the big bad, causing him to lose a sandal, which shows the big bad who Jason is.

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

After the opening violence we get to see the gods hanging out on Mount Olympus, which looks like a classical temple but brighter and fancier than the one we saw earlier. Also they have a pool that is a TV and lets them spy on Earth... neat!

saucerlost

Zeus' crib always looks like the most boring place in the universe

Ben Zanin
Ben Zanin
gnomon

"You will win the throne of Thessela tonight, but in time, when Zeus ordains, you will lose it to one of the king's children."

"Then the king will have no children."

"The king has three: two daughters, and a son."

"Then two daughters and their son will die with their father tonight."

Hey this is just a wild idea, but how about no kids die no matter who is waging war. How about that. I think this is an idea worth considering

Bluedepth

Highest Zeus, of these assholes! Fookin Greeks! Oddly specific, in the invocation…

Aging Owlbear :lgbtq_heart:
Aging Owlbear :lgbtq_heart:
cocaine_owlbear@retro.pizza

And that came to a rather abrupt end.

That was a lot of fun, gang. Y'all always make it better, and that one's pretty fun to begin with.

Anyway, I'm done for the night. Take care of each other. Be kind, spread love, watch all the Harryhausen you can.

Goodnight!

#Monsterdon

Floaty Birb
Floaty Birb
floatybirb

I wonder if King Neckbeard is sending the skeletons against the argonauts because he knows his mooks won't be able to beat them - or perhaps because he wants to demonstrate the power of having a skeleton army under his command.