Feel free to comment the connections that you found! I'll collect them and make a part 2 ❤

My Goodbye also has callbacks to Warrior of the Mind. "If you're looking for a mentor, I'll make sure your time's well spent" is the same tune as "you're not looking for a mentor, I'm not looking for a friend". It also calls back to "warrior of the mi-i-i-i-i-ind" with "this is my goodby-y-y-y-y-ye"

For God games I'm pretty sure the musical melody bit also has a little reference to legendary it's also quite subtle

Also in Love in Paradise(again sorryyy) The way odysseus sings 'Im not your man' Is the same melody as "i'm just a man' if you would like to consider that

One of my favourite details is with Telemachus singing similarly to Odysseus in We'll be Fine! When Telemachus sings the line "I don't think he'll mind", he sings mind the same way that Odysseus does throughout Warrior of the Mind!! It's such a small detail that I adore so much and haven't seen talked about outside of where I learnt it (which I don't even remember lol)

the siren calls back to the horse and the infant. the siren says "he will chase you high and low" in the same melody that zeus says "he will find you whever you go"

also the way they sing "polyphemus" in survive and "odyseus" in odyseus are just both the danger motif that appears in at least a dozen other songs

This is really cool and you singing the sogs to try to figure out whether they match enough was very wholesome!

Fun video!

Amazing video, but I've got more callbacks that I've seen no one mentioned in the comments:

1. 'Six hundred strike' connects to 'No longer you'
At the end of 'Six hundred strike' in the background there is literally melody from 'No longer you' but it's hard to hear. It plays as Odysseus says "You didn't stop when I begged you".
And I think it's a brilliant reference linking the moment Odysseus tortures Poseidon to the prophecy (in 'No longer you' the choir even sings "hurt Poseidon")

2. 'Different beast' connects to 'Remember them'
When the crew kills the sirens they sing the exact same melody as they did in 'Remember them' after Polyphemus is blinded

The melodies of both Full Speed Ahead and Luck Runs Out play at the beginning of Puppeteer.

The Telemachus motif or the way Odysseus sings it in particular appears in The Horse and the Infant, Keep Your Friends Close, Monster, and I Can’t Help But Wonder.

Still in the middle of watching but I wanted to comment before I forget. In We’ll Be Fine Athena also sings "Maybe if I help another soul Maybe if I helped you reach your goal Life could be that bright I could sleep at night" and in My Goodbye Odysseus sings "What’s a title That a Goddess could lend If I’ll never sleep at night?"

I always thought of the part in We’ll Be Fine as kinda an "answer" to that part in My Goodbye! Like Athena noticed she herself could not sleep at night and like that question from Odysseus made her think a lot to change her ways a little. But maybe that’s just my own little headcanon I really liked.

Like these, each song is connected to others somehow and this made me fall in love with the musical when I realized them <3 You touched upon great points btw

Heya, i actually did something like this back when Epic came out, there's a lotta stuff you missed here!

1.*The Horse and The Infant* is referenced in Survive, the "My comrades, attack from behind, keep distance in mind" bit has the exact same melody as "A vision, of what is to come, cannot be undone" sang by Zeus!

2. My Goodbye shares the same melody as well as borderline the same lyrics as *Warrior of the Mind*, "If you're looking for a mentor I'll make sure your time's well spent" / "You're not looking for a mentor, I'm not looking for a friend"

3. Storm directly references *Full Speed Ahead*, the crew mention the same words and melody prior to Storm's main melody.


4. Ruthlessness references *Storm*,  when Poseidon says "I mean you totally could've avoided all this had you just killed my son, but no," you can hear the melody of Storm play.

5. Following the Instrumental opening of Puppeteer, if you listen close behind Eurylochus's opening verse, you can hear Luck Runs Out's signature piano motif, it's easy to avoid since the vocals are easier to hear, but it's a blatant Luck Runs Out reference

6. The Underworld's main Song title melody is introduced first in There are Other Ways "The Underworld instead....." Oh, and fun fact? The main melody of The Underworld originates from the scrapped song "Ismarus."

7. Monster's opening is the exact same opening Instrumental melody as The Horse and the Infant directly introduces Suffering's title melody funnily enough "How has Suffering become so endless?", the word Suffering is the same melody used in Suffering, Different Beast and Thunder Bringer.

8. Suffering directly melodically references The Horse and The Infant, "He will Chase you high and low, so find a place he'll never go" is the same melody as "He will find your house and throne, he'll find you wherever you go." Also, whenever Scylla is mentioned by the Siren, Circe's melody (first introduced in *Puppeteer*) plays.

9. The background "woah-oh-oh" chorus of Different Beast is a direct reference to *Remember Them*, where the Same is done, most noticibly seen in the ending

10. Mutiny also references The Horse and the Infant, the same melody also referenced in Survive, "Some island. the first one we found, it's bursting with cows...."

10. Legendery references the scrapped song called "Man of the House" which becomes a prominent motif in the Ithaca Saga, so that's something!

11. Little Wolf has Athena's entire theme song, so that's something

12. Love in Paradise references Different Beast, not Suffering, it references Just a Man "I'm not your man...." , and Calypso directly mentions Open Arms.

13. God Games has Telemachus's melody play during the Warrior of the Mind bit

14. Dangerous also refrences Ruthlessness as Odysseus says "I'll use Ruthlessness!"

15. Charybdis makes a melodical reference to Storm.

15. Six Hundred Strike references Keep Your Friends Close (opening wind bag memory), Storm (also during the opening and fight scene), Full Speed Ahead ("For every comrade, every one of my friend...." is the same melody as Full Speed Ahead,  Different Beast's signature melody appears before the Odysseus Stabs Poseidon scene, and Odysseus obviously references Ruthlessness.

16. The Challenge shares the exact same strings Instrumental motif first used in Suffering, it also refrences the scrapped song "Man of the House" so your want to connect them to Legendery makes sense.

17. Odysseus's opening Instrumental melody is the same as that of Monster and The Horse and The Infant, it also directly references Man of the House again, but for your list's relevancy, it references Legendery's "where is he? where is he?" bit so you can connect them,  the opening of the song is another Man of the House Reference, It refrences Warrior of the Mind n Legendary when Telemachus appears, directly references Storm's main vocal melody in the part where one of the suitors is singing against Telemachus, also, Hold Them Down is referenced, and the ending of the song is direct instrumental callback to No Longer You's ending choir.

18. Would You Fall in Love with Me Again references Monster's instrumental during the first verse of Odysseus, references Ruthlessness, Thunder Bringer and Not Sorry For Loving You during the "Left a trail of red on every island, as I used them like objects i can use" bit.

different beast actually connects to suffering with "we wont take more suffering from you," and technically that's also the part in love in paradise :)

Six hundred strike literally HAS the different beast motif

The songs Storm and Odysseus are connected.

" head toward the island but avoid the crashing waves, trek were the tide is low and then you will be safe"

" brothers weve got company and his made a grave mistake, left the weapons room unlocked... and now theyre ours to take"

They have the exact rhythm

5:46 your little avatar crying at the reprise of Open Arms is perfect

Crazy how all the songs are connected like that!

I knew most of the callbacks but you definitely gave me some I didn't know,like,Odysseus calling back to Survive (which makes so much sense in hindsight).

Yess you should so do Hamilton,that's another one of my obsessions recently!
There's definitely a few callbacks in there!

The"Waiting" theme starts in full speed ahead. When odisseus sings: "And Ithica is waiting (Ithica is waiting), My kingdom is waiting (Hi's kingdom is waiting), Penelope is waaating, for me". Though the underworld does elongate the waiting that penelope replicates in the challange and WYFILWMA. Probably because Odiseus's mother heard it from Penelope before dying

Also! (As a fun fact that Jorge droppet a while ago) "Time to be the Man of the House" and "Where is he? Where is the man who lefy you to wife" Are both callbacks to the cutsong "man of the house". That song was going to be in the place of The challange and Odisseus but it was change, thoug you can find it on youtube.

Odysseus has a callback to "where is he, where is the man" from Legendary with the "where is he, where is he" line imo

My brothers! The rest of our fleet

A vision of what is to come