percy jackson naruto the forgotten god fanfiction

In a 'Percy Jackson, Naruto, The Forgotten God' fanfiction, perhaps the forgotten god has some power that is crucial for both their worlds. Percy Jackson might come from his world where Greek gods exist and Naruto from his ninja - filled land. They are brought together by some prophecy. They start their journey, facing enemies from both their universes who don't want the forgotten god to be found. Along the way, they learn from each other's fighting styles and ways of life.

Percy would probably be really curious about Naruto's ninja abilities. He might ask Naruto to show him some cool jutsu. Naruto, on the other hand, would be fascinated by Percy's control over water and his connection to the Greek gods. They would start off as friendly and eager to learn from each other.

I don't think it's overly popular. Fanfiction often focuses on more common themes like Percy's adventures, his relationships with other characters like Annabeth. The 'forgotten god' concept is quite different and might not appeal to the majority of Percy Jackson fans who are more interested in the established storylines and character dynamics.

A possible plotline could be that Percy is somehow cursed to be a forgotten god. He has to figure out who cursed him and why. In his quest, he may find that there are other forgotten gods and goddesses who are also trying to break free from the same fate. He could team up with them and use his unique skills as Percy Jackson, even in his forgotten state, to fight against the forces that are keeping them in obscurity. This could involve battles with powerful magical entities, exploration of long - lost realms, and the discovery of new powers within himself that are related to his new 'forgotten god' status.

One main theme is discovery. Since it's about a forgotten god, the characters are often on a journey to discover who this god is, what their powers are, and how they fit into the existing world of Percy Jackson. For example, in many fanfics, Percy stumbles upon clues and has to piece them together.

Maybe in the fanfiction, the Gods decide to test Naruto and Percy Jackson by pitting them against each other in a series of trials. This could explore how their different backgrounds and abilities influence their performance in the trials.

Well, it really depends on the specific fanfiction. There are countless fanfictions out there about Percy Jackson. Some authors might choose to elevate him to god status as a way to explore different aspects of his character, like how he would handle immortality or the responsibilities that come with being a god. They could also do it to create interesting new power dynamics within the Percy Jackson universe.

Naruto's adaption in the Percy Jackson universe in this fanfiction could be really fascinating. His strong sense of loyalty and friendship, which are core aspects of his character in Naruto, would likely carry over. He might form alliances with the demigods in Percy Jackson. His ninjutsu could be seen as a form of unique power. For instance, his Rasengan could be a powerful attack against the monsters. Also, Naruto's growth as a character in his own world was about learning from his mistakes and becoming stronger. This same growth pattern could be applied in the Percy Jackson universe, where he starts as an outsider but gradually becomes an important part of the new world.

Well, one way could be that in the fanfiction, Naruto's powers are somehow related to the Shinto gods. Maybe Naruto is on a quest in the Percy Jackson universe and he encounters a Shinto god who bestows him with a new power or task. For example, a Shinto god could give Naruto the ability to control water in a more magical way, similar to how demigods in Percy Jackson have special powers related to the gods.

It could be a demigod who was overshadowed by the more well - known ones like Percy. Maybe someone who was born to a minor god or goddess and got lost in the shuffle. For example, a demigod of a nature god who was always in the background while the big battles were fought by the children of the more prominent Olympians.