New Trailer for Percy Jackson Season 3 Comes Out, and Every Greek Mythology Fan on Twitter Is on the Edge of Their Seat

Giuliana Tiscioni • Writer

Nov 4, 2026 10:30 AM EST

Who's already overflowing with excitement at the thought of Percy and Annabeth holding up the sky?

The official account of the Percy Jackson TV show has already released the trailer for season 3 and the official premiere date for the first two episodes. On November 20th, we're going back to the camp!

For all of us who had an obsession with Greek mythology during childhood, the last few years have felt like Hollywood has been pampering us. We had Nolan's The Odyssey, Epic: The Musical (which will be turned into an actual movie), and the first 2 seasons of Percy Jackson. The obsession with Greek mythology is going beyoun beyond our books and literature class into something greater, and with a lot more budget.

If you haven't seen the trailer yet, what are you waiting for? It's already out, and it looks amazing! The first two seasons were great, and it showed that Disney was investing in it and putting in a lot of effort; that's true, but this one just looks… different. More mature, in a way, which makes sense because the kids are growing up pretty fast, becoming stronger, and more aware of all the dangers that exist out there for the children of the gods. It also looks darker, and I can imagine why. After all that happened last season, including Thalia's return, it's no wonder that these kids are having issues. The war with the Titans is still not over for them.

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I love this show as much as the next mythology nerd, but there's something you need to know about me: I'm very picky. What does that have to do with anything, you may ask, and you'd have a point, but I promise it's related. How so? Well, I can tell pretty fast when they are actively choosing to be inaccurate. Am I going to go on a rant about that? Absolutely not. Besides, all productions about mythology are plagued with inconsistencies and inaccuracies. At this point, I'm just happy they're being made at all. The same thing happened to me while watching The Odyssey, and I still found a way to enjoy it. Besides, if I started picking apart one by one all the incorrect details (starting with the fact that the entrance to Mount Olympus is in the U.S.- what was that, Rick?), we would be here eternally, and you'd be wondering if I actually like the show, which I do. Still, there's one detail that I can't seem to get over from the last season.
Remember when Percy and Annabeth were stuck on Circe's Island? Well, they had to face the sirens to escape. I was excited about that moment, because I didn't know if they were planning on keeping them mythologically accurate (bird-shaped, I mean), or if they were going to go with the modern interpretation and just turn them into mermaids. For real, I would have been fine with either of them, especially because I know that when you say ‘Siren,’ most people think about a woman who's half fish, so it would have been a more familiar image. But no, they went with those weird rock-like beings as the sirens. I have to say, that one disappointed me. I don't know if I'll ever get over that one detail (for some reason I'm obsessed with Sirens; that's why it hurt so much), but I know that regardless of how many mythological inaccuracies they throw into the show, I will keep enjoying the adventures and the fantasy of secretly being a child of the Olympians.
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