She's Got Character
This complicated character is Odysseus' best friend
Eurylochus
This god is the title of the 2020 hit rogue-like indie game all about daddy issues.
Hades
The name of the creator of Epic the Musical
Jorge Rivera-Herrans
Don't you dare call my mother a tramp!
Legendary
Ino's veil, which helped Odysseus float safely on the waves, was replaced by this Deus Ex Machina.
The Windbag.
This wind god gives Odysseus the bag containing the wins of the storm.
Aeolus
This Olympian god is a playable character in 2013's "Injustice: Gods Among Us"
Ares
This poetic source material of their next musical was originally supposed to be included in Epic
The Iliad
It's treasure!
Keep Your Friends Close
This character is more fleshed out in the Musical, but dies much earlier.
Polites
This character is the primary antagonist on Ithaca and main voice in "Hold Them Down"
Antinous
This god forces his servant, Kratos, to kill his own wife and daughter.
Ares
The creators three family members with roles in the musical.
I got all the power, yeah, I got all the power
Puppeteer
These two monsters encountered by Odysseus actually lived in the same straight, and would typically work together.
Charybdis and Scylla
In "The Horse and the Infant" this little character is ordered to stay back.
Ajax
In Hades II, this goddess of retribution and romance candidate gives our protagonist Melinoe what she deserves.
Nemesis
These two media types heavily inspired Epic, as the creator wanted to "emulate their addictive sense of progression."
Anime and Video Games
Don't thank me, friend
You very well may die
Wouldn't you like
Odysseus and his men suffered their first losses of life attempting to raid this costal city, which was also their very first stop.
Ismarus or Ismaros (Thrace)
This is the name of the infant slain by Odysseus
Astyanax
Assasin's Creed Odyssey has us searching for the staff of this god which grants biological immortality.
Hermes
The first song ever teased to the public
Full Speed Ahead
Trust is not given, it's forged.
God Games
This pivotal character in The Odyssey, responsible for finally getting Odysseus home safely was not present in the musical.
Nausicaa, the princess of Phaeacia.