Demigod Headcanons

I think Roman demigods inherently have more respect for their godly parent than the greek. They don’t know the gods like the greek do, still considering them these powerful entities to be respected and feared. In CJ the tattoo probably also has a functional advantage; showing rank, skills, how to deal with possible burial, etc. 

The greek don’t have the same consideration. They know the gods and their bullshit. Would you get a tattoo of your absentee parent who only makes your life ten times harder than it needs to be? 

Also, most kids at CHB are like 13, meaning they’re not even allowed to get tattoos, and they still go out into mortal society during the year. 

I don’t see any immediate reason why a romance between a Satyr and a Half-Blood wouldn’t be possible, but I do believe it depends on a bunch of variables involved. 

It sounds cute at first, but if you think about it too long there’s definitely a less appealing side. For instance, the inherent age difference - as Satyrs age differently, or the fact that a Satyr is still half goat. 

I could totally see a child of Iris with glasses that help them send messages or use light to see anything or any place they want! Other powers Iris has are energy blasts, pyrokinesis or virtuakinesis (creating illusions), perhaps the glasses can be used as a tool to focus those powers? 

You can also have the glasses have a power that is unrelated to her heritage - like how Annabeth’s cap makes her invisible or Piper’s blade shows visions. 

All the headcanons for children of Iris we have at the moment can be found here. 

Anything that happened in the MCU also happened in the Riordan!verse, except that some parts are covered up by the Mist, while others aren’t (and Percy and crew never watch the news anyway). 

Tony Stark is a child of Athena and legacy of Hephaestus through his father’s side. His inventions are not covered by the Mist as they’re not magic, which is why Iron Man and his actions are visible to mortals, whilst anything related to Thor is covered up as really bad storms. 

Captain America’s actions are sometimes visible and other times are not. Usually, he does fight regular mortals, and in public eye he’s considered a science experiment. In reality, he’s actually a child of Nike that got a blessing of Ares - much like Frank’s - after he jumped onto the grenade. 

Bucky is a child of Hebes, who was abducted by HYDRA to be experimented on due to his healing abilities. 

Sam is a child of Ares who quit the war after his friend died, but he still can’t fight the call to battle whenever Steve shows up.

Clint and Natasha were recruited by SHIELD because they are a child of Apollo and Athena respectively. Natasha grew up in a long-since abandoned Russian faction of the Amazons. The Budapest Operations is covered by the Mist.

Bruce is a child of Athena, not much else changes in his story as once again, his failed experiment was purely based in mortal science.

Wanda is a child of Nemesis who learned to manipulate the Mist as her and her twin Pietro, a child of Hermes, sided with some of Luke’s surviving forces after the battle of New York, before joining Ultron. 

The spider that bit Peter Parker was radioactive purely due to mortal sciences, but the reason he was bit, is because he’s a child of Athena.

Ant-man is a child of Hermes and Hank Pymm is a child of Athena who harboured a special interest in insects due to his hatred for spiders. Once again, the suit is purely scientific. 

Prince T’Challa is a legacy of Bast, and his entire family line is blessed by said goddess (like Frank’s and Reyna’s family with Poseidon and Bellona respectively).

Doctor Strange is a mortal, who ended up at Kamar Taj, a base for the legacies and blessed of the Vishanti, who share their knowledge and skills with demigods and mortals alike.

Can you tell my main interest of the last year has been the MCU?