Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Legends

Apollo was described to be an extremely handsome god, being as tall and muscular and bronzed as a Baywatch lifeguard, with long golden hair tied back in a "man bun" and eyes that shone like the sun, much like those of Hyperion, though less harsh. His radiance was enhanced by his wearing a Greek robe of gold, and a beautiful golden bow and a quiver of magical arrows over his shoulders. His handsomeness was such that even his stepmother, Hera, who had a deep natural hatred of Zeus' mistresses and illegitimate children, did not dare object to his claiming his place among the Olympian gods.

Apollo’s natural charm and wit are ever-present, making him a beloved figure among gods and mortals alike. His time as a mortal instilled a deep sense of empathy, allowing him to connect with others on a more profound level. Apollo’s artistic talents in music and poetry remain unparalleled, inspiring those around him.

Having regained his godhood, Apollo returned to Olympus with a fresh perspective. He sought to mend his relationships with his divine family and took his duties more seriously, working to prevent the mistakes of the past from recurring. He also established closer ties with Camp Half-Blood, acting as a mentor and guardian to the young demigods who reminded him of his own trials and growth.