Funny Percy Jackson pick up lines from fanfiction

Here's another one: 'Are you a demigod? Because you've just stolen my heart like a master thief, just like Percy would steal a bolt.' This line combines the concept of demigods and Percy's own adventures where he had to steal Zeus' bolt. It shows a bit of humor and a connection to the story.

One pick - up line could be 'You must be a child of Aphrodite, because you're the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in all of Camp Half - Blood.'

Try this one: 'Are you a demigod? Because you've got the power to make my heart race faster than a satyr at a party.' Satyrs in the series are known for their energetic and wild nature, so comparing the effect the person has on your heart to a satyr's energy is a fun way to flirt. It also ties in the concept of demigods which is central to the Percy Jackson world.

Here's another: 'Are you a magician? Because every time I look at you, everyone else disappears.' This line plays on the idea of the person being so special that they make the world around them fade away, much like the intense focus on the lovers in romance stories.

One great pick - up line could be 'Are you a Time - Turner? Because every time I see you, I feel like I'm getting an extra hour in a day.' It's cute and plays on the magical item from the Harry Potter world.

One funny cartoon pick up line could be 'Do you have a magic wand like a cartoon fairy? Because you've just cast a spell on me!' It plays on the idea of magic and charm.

One funny pick up line could be: 'Hey, are you a comic book? Because you have my heart in panels!'

How about this one: 'Are you a superhero in a comic? Because you just saved my day!' This plays on the concept of superheroes and uses it in a lighthearted pick-up line.

Well, how about this: 'Do you have a map? Because I just got lost in the funny world of your comic strip charm.' It plays on the idea of being charmed and lost in someone's presence.

Here's a simple one: 'Are you a Quidditch broom? Because you sweep me off my feet.' It's a direct and easy - to - understand pick - up line that relates to the popular sport in the Harry Potter universe.