Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Narcissus is an extremely handsome young man of either seventeen or twenty, with dark hair that swept over his brow. He had a chiseled face with lips and eyes that were somewhere between feminine beautiful and masculine handsome, and his built was that of a dancer - with long graceful arms and muscular legs, perfect posture and an air of regal calm.

The most coveted man by mortals and even gods, known for his beauty and being utterly infatuated with himself. He's immensely popular, offering blessings to Melinoë not to help, but to rid himself of the second-hand offerings accumulated by his many fans. It's all in vain, as his only love is his own. Narcissus only cares about himself, forgetting others, with dialogues filled with comedy. He seems to mistakenly believe that Melinoë is named "Laurel," proof of his egocentric nature, despite her repeated clarifications. Given the attention he claims to receive, Narcissus has become excessively egocentric, spoiled, and superficial. A revealing sign of what Echo means to him. He's accustomed to the spotlight, appearing demanding and dramatic, longing for personal space. Though initially seeming to delight in the attention from other shades, it later becomes evident that he finds his legion of suitors irritating, as they distract him from admiring his reflection.

Narcissus is a deceased hunter from Thespiae who is said to be the most beautiful man in the world but despite the attention he received, Narcissus rejected all of his suitors. After rejecting the oread nymph Echo, he was cursed by the goddess of retribution, Nemesis, by making him fall in love with himself. Narcissus became deeply in love with his own reflection in a pool of water where he would stare endlessly until he died.