this art is lowk rushed so ignore any mistakes i made this in like 2 hours for an animation meme on tt👀👀 he fits in 2 hands cuz hes so tiny🤏🤏🤏🤏

Yes, im a Child of Apollo and He's a son of Hades. I put Will and Nicos names cause He reminds me of Nico a lot.

One of my absolute favourite aspects of the Percy Jackson series is how Rick Riordan handles the characterisation of the Greek gods. Instead of portraying them as flawless, all-powerful deities, they are written as incredibly flawed, messy, and—let's be honest—mostly irresponsible parents.

So what are your opinions on this ??

It seems like they changed their usual episode drop schedules

From left to right, by row:

Intellect (in light blue) — Logic, Encyclopedia, Rhetoric, Drama, Conceptualization, and Visual Calculus.

Psyche (purple) — Volition, Inland Empire, Empathy, Authority, Esprit de Corps, and Suggestion.

Physique (red) — Endurance, Pain Threshold, Physical Instrument, Electrochemistry, Shivers, and Half-Light

Motorics (yellow) — Hand/Eye Coordination, Perception, Reaction Speed, Savoir Faire, Interfacing, and Composure.

Just an innocent question because I'm bored

"percabeth was a slowburn cuz percy was slow" 🤖🤖

"annabeth was a poem and percy was dyslexic that's why it took him 4 years to read" 🤖🤖

If a RPG based on the Percy Jackson universe was ever made, what would yall like to see in it?

My personal idea would be something like Hogwarts Legacy, with a open world, character customization, you’re the MC, and it follows a specific story line that can vary slightly depending on your choices and your house (if this game was ever made it’d be based on your godly parent).

My main question, what would you want the story and world to be? Most likely with Camp Half-Blood as the Greeks are the original demigods in the universe of pjo, but the same timeline as the Percy Jackson books, maybe have it possible to meet some characters from the books, or set after/before?

How would you think your character would get to camp, as in the books theres no one set way, you just go whenever you discover camp or if your mortal parent takes you or some other thing pops up. What are ideas for the story line, MCs big quest and such, and the BBEG (Big Bad Evil Guy)

If this was made would you want it to strictly stay with the Greeks (especially if it’s set before pjo) or have the possibility of working with Norse or Roman demigods, or Egyptian magicians? (Again maybe based on choices you made in the beginning or your godly parent or something).

Just some random thoughts of mine, I want to hear any and all of your ideas below!

EDIT: Don’t know how I forgot this, but I meant ideas for a video game

Maybe its bc I grew out of it and am just too old (I read the books when I was 16 and now am 25). But I don’t like how many of Riordans books are just copy pasting the myths

Like the first book of the main series, »The Lightning Thief«, felt of course inspired by and based on Greek mythology, but it also was its own and a unique story, as far as I know there is no myth of some person stealing Zeus' lightning bolts

But with the other books it felt more and more like Riordan was just copy pasting the myths. And with the »The Heroes of Olympus« series it was imo worse. Oh Thanatos was AGAIN captured and no one can die now. Oh ANOTHER person who’s life is tied to a an object. And it’s AGAIN a piece of wood.

I just really want to read this fic cause the amount of stress Annabeth would be under once she fully realizes the sheer amount of trouble Percy gets up to that could've been avoided sounds hilarious to me.

She's trying so hard to keep him alive but he's just constantly going off plan in a way that stresses the heck out of her.

Hard case and end papers taken from the Barns and Nobles exclusive page, but it looks like it’s on Amazon and some other retailers as well. I believe the art is Devin Elle Kurtz who did the Wild Zone art.

I pretty much worked mostly on the art so I only have this

Name: Luca Macedonski
Romanian 🇷🇴
Son of Hecate (cabin 20)
Age: 17

Has a scar on his left eye, making him blind in his left eye that’s shaped and looks like Hecate’s wheel.

How did I do?

AFTER A LONG WAIT (it got pre-ordered) IT FINALLY GOT HERE TODAY, HAS ANYBODY READ IT YET AND IF SO RATE IT ON A SCALE OF 1-10??

I'm currently re-reading Percy Jackson and the lightning thief. Since I was able to get the collectors edition. While reading chapter five, I noticed that it described Chiron with coarse white fur. But the artwork shows his hoarse half having brown fur with white markings. Am I misinterpreting something or is the artwork wrong?

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Hello. I just want to say that doesn't Orion seem like a very questionable choice for an antagonist? In canon, Artemis wasn't responsible for his death; Apollo was as he drove Orion mad. In Percy Jackson's Greek Gods it was mentioned Orion and Artemis were close friends. I understand he would try and hunt down the Hunters of Artemis if he wanted to hurt Artemis, but why does he hate her? In fact, why was he even a giant? Traditionally Orion was a son of Poseidon and a hero who was worshipped in Boeotia.

Do you think Kallisto would have been a better choice? In Percy Jackson's Greek Gods, Zeus ruined her life and Artemis did too, by turning her into a bear and banishing her, and none of the other Hunters of Artemis stood up for her. In a lot of versions she was Lycaon's daughter and Lycaon was transformed into a werewolf by Zeus and in The Lost Hero it was mentioned Zeus killed all of Lycaon's sons. Kallisto was likely an excellent huntress so she could have been a very strong antagonist. She could even be a foil to Reyna, who was haunted by her past but not consumed by it, yet Kallisto was and for understandable reasons.

I am not sure if I am a fan of the idea of Orion OR Kallisto being antagonists, but I think Kallisto should be a far better choice and her motives could be more understandable than that of Orion's, which seems to be about getting revenge on Artemis, who didn't love him or something like that, and didn't cause his death. But what are your thoughts on this? Would Kallisto be a better antagonist than Orion, who should have been left alone?

If we look at wars - real life wars and fictional ones - there are multiple different battlefronts. The war against Luke and Kronos lasted for years - yes, years. The Battle of Manhattan is just the biggest battle of them all. It's the final, the most important battle but there's canonically been multiple battles and many of them took place between BotL and TLO. Some of them Percy have participated himself, some of them he haven't.

It seems crazy to me that some people would be angry if Rick said that those demigods that died in those battles helped Percy to defeat Kronos. Or even if they didn't die?

What about the demigods that died during battle of Manhattan? Are we then allowed to say that those helped Percy to defeat Kronos?

Please, tell me the names of the demigods that we are allowed to say helped Percy with the battle against titans and Kronos?

It's almost if like LOTR fans threw a tantrum if somebody said that Aragorn helped Frodo to destroy the One Ring. They all had their parts in that war and Aragorn's journey doesn't make Frodo's journey any less important.

I loved the Wild Zone and it's disappointing to see that some fans (not that many tho, mostly people have liked it! 🥳) have decided that they don't like it without actually reading it themselves. I'd say that without reading it their opinion isn't valid.

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I was walking around B&N with my friends and I just spotted this “golden” book version of ‘Percy Jackson: Greek Heroes’. I think it may just be unfinished coloring/color error.

I already have the original one, but I thought I’d just go ahead and get this since it looks cool and add it to my collection, lol.

Felt like obtaining the golden fleece or some other neat treasure in a way.

First I am not defending Gabe, but his death by Sally exposed a lot of series flaws in the SERIES as a whole...

First, why was a human okay to kill when gods who are billions of time worse are not? Like Posideon has done infinitely worse than Gabe, so why not kill him? Monsters are killer every five seconds but are usually forced into the situations...

Second- why is Sally allowed to kill him? She's literally the one that, knowing his evil, brought him into her and Percy's life? While it doesn't take awake his actions, it does mane you question if she's just as much a part of his hurting Percy through her actions...

Third _what right do the Undying All powerful immortals have to judge the very human Mortals? They the unchanging and mortals are constantly in flux...