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“Percy Jackson” Season 3 Trailer Shows War

First reported Nov 1, 4:46 PM ET · Latest Nov 2, 1:17 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 2, 1:41 PM ET

Why it was in the Midday Brief: Reported by one newsroom so far, less than an hour old when it aired, picked for the Culture desk.

Where things stand

The Disney+ series “Percy Jackson” has released a new trailer for its third season, depicting a more menacing tone and hinting that a war is imminent, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

Continuum

Facts

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Timeline

What changed: The trailer, based on the novel “The Titan’s Curse,” introduces a conflict‑driven storyline for the upcoming season.

Every report, newest first

  1. War Is Coming in the ‘Percy Jackson’ Season 3 Trailer — The Hollywood Reporter

    The Disney+ show takes a more menacing turn in the season based on 'The Titan's Curse.'

  2. Five Takeaways From Lucca Comics and Games, Europe’s Largest Comic-Con: ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Percy Jackson’ Fandoms Are Alive and Well, As Are Cosplayers — Variety

    Over the last few days, Lucca Comics and Games, Europe’s largest Comic-Con, has been celebrating its 60th anniversary. The medieval city located in Italy’s Tuscany region hosted creative leaders, artists and players of games, authors of comic books, manga,…

Questions

  • The specific details of the war, which characters will be involved, and how the plot will unfold remain unclear. Open

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More: background

“Percy Jackson” is a fantasy adventure series on Disney+ that adapts Rick Riordan’s books about a modern teen who discovers he is a demigod, the son of Poseidon. The third season draws from the fourth book in the series, “The Titan’s Curse,” which involves a quest that pits the heroes against powerful mythological enemies.

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