Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Ganymede has short-cropped black hair, large brown eyes, and coppery skin. He was dressed in ripped jeans, a skintight black tee, and various bits of gold: rings, earrings, necklace, nose ring and wrist bangles. The laces of his boots even glittered gold.

Ganymede has the personality of an angsty teenager as he was frozen forever at the age and maturity level that Ganymede had reached before his abduction by Zeus and being made immortal. Ganymede doesn't enjoy his job due to the harassment that he receives from the other gods, particularly Zeus and Hera. Ganymede is shown to have incredible anxiety, particularly about his job, the theft of his chalice being found out, and the consequences if it is. As a result, Ganymede is increasingly a nervous wreck as time goes on.

Ganymede was a prince of Troy, son of King Tros and Queen Callirrhoe. He was a very attractive legacy, which led Zeus to abduct him in the form of an eagle, to serve as cupbearer to the gods, replacing Hebe, the goddess of youth. He subsequently became the Greek god of homosexual love and desire, and is a frequent playmate of Cupid and Hymenaios. Ganymede tasked Percy Jackson in finding his missing chalice. With the help of Annabeth Chase and Grover Underwood, Percy was able to recover the chalice from Geras just in time and snuck into Zeus's Palace on Olympus to give it to Ganymede.