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New 'Percy Jackson' Posters Tease Fresh Demigods and Percabeth Spark

Character art for the Titan's Curse arc brings Hades' kids into view while romantic tension clips ignite fan talk ahead of the Disney+ and Hulu launch

A dramatic promotional illustration for Season 3 of the television series Percy Jackson and the Olympians featuring five young heroes arranged in the foreground against a turbulent, stormy sky filled with glowing white lightning bolts. In the center-left foreground, Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) stands in a three-quarter profile, looking intently toward the viewer while holding his glowing bronze sword, Riptide, upright near his shoulder, wearing a dark olive utility jacket. Directly to his right stands Annabeth Chase (Leah Sava Jeffries) in a blue denim jacket over a textured burgundy shirt, gazing forward with a serious expression and gripping the hilt of a blade. Further to the right, Grover Underwood (Aryan Simhadri) wears a tan zip-up jacket over a green hoodie, looking up toward the sky with visible satyr horns and pointed ears, followed on the far right by Luke Castellan (Charlie Bushnell) in a gray long-sleeved shirt, raising a bronze sword behind his shoulder. On the far left in the mid-ground, Clarisse La Rue (Dior Goodjohn) holds an electric spear sparking with golden lightning. Towering behind the group in the upper center is a colossal, armored bronze automaton—resembling Talos—reaching out with an enormous mechanical hand amidst swirling dark clouds and lightning, while a jagged, fortified rocky structure or ship looms on the right horizon.

Promotional key photo for 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' Season 3, featuring Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries, Aryan Simhadri, Dior Goodjohn, and Charlie Bushnell beneath a towering bronze giant. Disney+/20th Television

Streaming platforms keep turning young adult fantasy into event television. Fresh character posters for Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 3 just dropped, and they pull the series deeper into darker, mythic territory.

Disney+ shared images that spotlight newcomers Levi Chrisopulos and Olive Abercrombie as Nico and Bianca di Angelo. The siblings stand in winter gear amid a frosty forest. Their arrival marks the first screen take on Rick Riordan's The Titan's Curse. Saara Chaudry appears as Zoë Nightshade, bow drawn next to Aryan Simhadri's Grover. Forest quest shots with the Hunters of Artemis round out the set. The visuals lean into cold landscapes and higher stakes.

Walker Scobell returns as Percy Jackson. Leah Sava Jeffries plays Annabeth Chase. The core trio faces Annabeth's capture early on. That sets up a rescue quest involving Thalia Grace, played by Tamara Smart, and the new allies. Dafne Keen joins as Artemis. The posters signal the shift from summer camp vibes to winter peril and prophecy weight.

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A promotional character poster for the third season of the television series Percy Jackson and the Olympians featuring Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase and Walker Scobell as Percy Jackson set against a wintry, sunlit forest backdrop. At the top center, bold, dark serif text reads "ANNABETH & PERCY" against a misty, golden-hued sky where bare tree branches and falling snow are softly visible. On the left, standing slightly behind Percy, Annabeth Chase wears a medium-wash blue denim jacket dusted with light snow on her shoulders, with her long, dark wavy hair parted in the middle and framing her face as she looks directly toward the camera with a serious, determined expression. In the foreground on the right, Percy Jackson stands in a three-quarter profile facing left while looking off-camera toward the right with a focused, resolute gaze. He has messy, curly light-brown hair and wears a dark navy jacket dusted with snow over a plaid collared shirt and an olive-green undershirt. With his right hand raised across his chest, Percy grips the bronze hilt of his sword, Riptide, resting the wide, metallic blade diagonally across his left shoulder. Superimposed over the lower third of the poster in metallic silver lettering is the series title, "Disney PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS," with a stylized trident integrated into the letter "Y" in "Percy" and the letter "O" in "Olympians." Beneath the title, bold white text announces the release date, "November 20," flanked by the white Disney+ logo and the bright green Hulu logo, with tiny copyright text reading "© 20th Television" centered at the very bottom edge.
Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase and Walker Scobell as Percy Jackson in a Season 3 character poster for Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Disney+/20th Television

Fans zeroed in on Percabeth moments almost immediately. Clips circulating online show Percy adjusting a fierce loyalty vow once he sees Annabeth's reaction. The beat echoes the books. He wrestles with wanting her safe even as Olympus hangs in the balance. Social chatter spiked around those exchanges. Posts and short videos racked up strong engagement in recent days as viewers dissected every glance and line.

Scobell has spoken directly about the internal pull. “Percy cares more about saving Annabeth than he does the world, but he knows that Annabeth really cares about saving the world,” he told Teen Vogue. He added that Percy wants to reach her without choices that would leave her unhappy. Jeffries notes Annabeth's drive to protect those closest to her while fighting for herself in captivity. Executive producer Jonathan E. Steinberg framed the arc as the pair growing into new feelings they lack the words for yet. The friendship stays central. Sparks start to fly around the edges.

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Chrisopulos and Abercrombie bring sibling energy that feels lived-in. They prepared with off-set time and unusual exercises to lock in the bond. Nico arrives young and Mythomagic-obsessed. Bianca has long protected him. Their storyline feeds the larger quest after the rescue at a Maine boarding school goes wrong. Bianca's path intersects with the Hunters. Nico stays behind but extracts a promise from Percy.

A side-by-side composite of two promotional character duo posters for Season 3 of the television series Percy Jackson and the Olympians, both set against a misty, snow-dusted forest background with falling snow. In the left poster, the title "ZOE & GROVER" appears in dark serif lettering at the top, featuring Zoë Nightshade (played by Saara Chaudry) in the background wearing a silver circlet and heavy fur-trimmed winter attire while drawing a silver bow and arrow, standing beside Grover Underwood (played by Aryan Simhadri) in the foreground, who is shown in profile with his pointed satyr ears visible beneath dark curly hair and wearing a snow-dusted brown jacket over a green hoodie. In the right poster, the title "NICO & BIANCA" appears at the top, showing siblings Nico di Angelo (played by Levi Chrisopulos) in the foreground on the left wearing a worn dark jacket, and Bianca di Angelo (played by Olive Abercrombie) beside him on the right wearing a heavy, frosty dark winter coat, both looking intently forward. At the bottom center of each poster is the silver-and-white series logo reading "Disney PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS" with a trident incorporated into the letter Y, flanked by the release date "November 20" on the left and the white "Disney+" and green "hulu" streaming logos on the right.
Character duo posters featuring Zoë Nightshade (Saara Chaudry), Grover Underwood (Aryan Simhadri), Nico di Angelo (Levi Chrisopulos), and Bianca di Angelo (Olive Abercrombie) for Season 3 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Disney+/20th Television

The series has built steady momentum since its 2023 debut. Season 2 wrapped earlier this year and expanded the mythos. Renewal came early. Production wrapped in Vancouver with a broader ensemble that includes Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite and Ming-Na Wen as Hera. Holt McCallany takes on Atlas. The tone grows more serious. Prophecies tighten. Loyalties get tested in real time.

These posters arrive at the right moment. They give concrete faces to long-awaited characters while feeding the slow-burn romance that book readers and new viewers both track closely. The winter aesthetic matches the source material's shift. Camp Half-Blood feels less like refuge and more like a staging ground for bigger fights.

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Season 3 premieres November 20 on Disney+ and Hulu with two episodes. Weekly drops follow. Eight episodes total adapt the third novel for the first time in live action. The mix of new demigods, hunter alliances, and personal stakes positions the show for its most expansive run yet. Viewers already circle the date. The art and clips suggest the wait will pay off in both spectacle and quieter character turns.

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