Orion functions as recurring comic relief in the comedic spin-off, his exaggerated personality traits and interactions generating humor. He frequently lands in absurd situations emphasizing his flaws and relationships. His attempts to flirt with women consistently trigger immediate, comedic retaliation from the goddess Artemis, forming a running gag. This dynamic reinforces his role as a source of lighthearted conflict. He shares narrative parallels with Cú Chulainn, both enduring humiliating or painful outcomes for comedic effect. This connection is strengthened by their shared Japanese voice actor, linking them as recurring victims of slapstick. His presence enhances parody by exaggerating mythological womanizing tendencies and subverting expectations through constant misfortune. The character makes brief appearances in ensemble segments like the "Third Singularparty" storyline, though his contributions remain minimal within these group scenarios. His primary narrative function centers on romantic mishaps and physical comedy, not driving plot developments. The portrayal consistently depicts him as a target for Artemis's divine retribution, maintaining continuity with the mythological relationship while amplifying it for humor. No significant character evolution occurs across episodes; the comedic format prioritizes recurring jokes over development. His role stabilizes as a static humor source through repeated behavior patterns and consequences. The series uses his mythological background minimally, focusing instead on immediate comedic situations arising from his personality and divine connection.