Percy Jackson News

#PercyJackson & The Olympians Season 3 first look.

@stariinjun i see you. you see me!

me currently

i’ve enjoyed the break away from here for my mental health and allowing me to focus on other endeavors and passions.. thank god for the drought ! i know we will be back to regular programming soon! hope everyone is well! ⚡️🤍

yes. i am still alive and still reading.

Only two books left to adapt…

@getouxs talk about timing 😂

@updatespercy you posting one minute before percyseries….

#PercyJackson & The Olympians Season 3 has wrapped and is set to adapt The Titan’s Curse for the first time ever.. There are only two seasons remaining to complete the original saga.

Yes, we wrapped. The last scene we shot for #PercyJackson S3 was in a cargo elevator.

Leah Sava Jeffries is 3x naacp winner for her performance as Annabeth Chase.

@fzztjemma x.com/updatespercy/s…

Would've been cool if you mentioned her name

Hera is the goddess of marriage and family so the infidelity of Zeus (Courtney B. Vance) rankles her in #PercyJackson & The Olympians Season 3. “Regal, maternal and no-nonsense, Hera is the only god besides Zeus who has children who are also members on the Olympian council, which gives her leverage in the family politics.” (Source: variety.com/2026/tv/news/p…)

Jennifer Beals is Demeter.

Artemis & Apollo for Season 3 of #PercyJackson & The Olympians.

Ming-Na Wen is Hera.

Hubert Jerzyk Smielecki is Apollo.

but i think It does a huge disservice to the story and to the actors especially Leah and her talent… to downplay her character’s relationships or her important, transformative arcs just because some people don’t understand great storytelling, character development, or are letting bias cloud their judgment. This kind of criticism has been around forever. As long as she’s supported by the cast, crew, and her family, and happy telling the story, she should be allowed to shine. Haters have always been there and, unfortunately, always will be.

@YlaN673087 I agree, and I’ll always defend everyone involved… especially Leah, like I always have… but this is really about the book, not the show. but I can only hope that in Season 4, they handle it with nuance so you can see all sides.

Her presence essentially asks Annabeth: “Who are you beyond being the strong, logical, strategic demigod girl?” Rachel isn’t there to replace Annabeth; she’s there to challenge her. And good characters need challenges. She’s a catalyst, pushing both Percy and Annabeth to grow emotionally, face their fears, and truly recognize the roles they’ve been destined for all along with one another and their respective worlds.

That’s why I view Rachel as so important in The Battle of the Labyrinth for both Annabeth and Percy. It’s not about petty drama, a “love triangle,” or her replacing anyone… and it was always gonna be Annabeth for Percy, but it’s about what she brings out in Annabeth. Rachel forces her to confront the vulnerable, human side she’s been avoiding. She represents normalcy, freedom, and a life outside the demigod world, creating identity tension alongside everything else Annabeth is juggling on her quest and with Luke and everything…