Percy Jackson & The Olympians Season 2: All Aboard for The Sea of Monsters!

Get ready, demigods! The latest trailer for Percy Jackson's next big adventure is here, promising more monsters, higher stakes, and a perilous quest to save Camp Half-Blood.

TL;DR:

• Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 premieres December 10 with two episodes on Disney+ and Hulu.
• The new season adapts Rick Riordan's second book, The Sea of Monsters, sending Percy and friends on a perilous quest for the Golden Fleece.
• Expect thrilling action, new mythological creatures, and a stacked returning and guest cast, including some surprising appearances.

Imagine waking up from a dream, only it's not just any dream—it's a premonition. Your best friend is in serious trouble, and your home, the one place you're truly safe, is under attack. That's exactly where we find Percy Jackson as Percy Jackson and the Olympians kicks off its highly anticipated second season. After the success of its debut, Disney+ is ready to plunge us back into the world of demigods, delivering a fresh trailer that teases an even bigger, bolder adventure.

Navigating Treacherous Waters: What's Happening in The Sea of Monsters?

The new season dives straight into The Sea Of Monsters, Rick Riordan's second book in the beloved series. Things at Camp Half-Blood are definitely not chill. Luke, Percy's former friend turned Kronos acolyte, has poisoned Thalia's tree, which means the camp's magical protective border is breached. This leaves everyone vulnerable to mythical threats. Meanwhile, Percy can't shake the feeling that his best friend, Grover, is in deep trouble, possibly dragged into the sea by a monstrous tentacled creature, as seen in the trailer (Source: Disney+ press releases, November 6, 2025).

So, what's a young demigod to do? Percy (Walker Scobell), along with Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries) and his newfound cyclops half-brother Tyson (Daniel Diemer), must embark on an epic odyssey. Their mission? To find Grover and retrieve the legendary Golden Fleece, the only thing that might save their beloved camp and, ultimately, Olympus itself. They'll also be joined by Clarisse (Dior Goodjohn), adding another powerful demigod to the mix as they brave the Bermuda Triangle, known in their world as the Sea of Monsters (Source: The Hollywood Reporter, "‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ season 2," November 6, 2025).

Familiar Faces and Exciting New Demigods and Deities to Encounter

Fans will be thrilled to see our core trio – Walker Scobell as Percy, Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth, and Aryan Simhadri as Grover – back in action. Charlie Bushnell also returns as the complicated Luke. But the quest to the Sea of Monsters introduces a host of new and returning guest stars who will undoubtedly make this journey even more memorable.

Key Cast and Characters for Season 2:

• Walker Scobell as Percy Jackson
• Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase
• Aryan Simhadri as Grover Underwood
• Daniel Diemer as Tyson, Percy's cyclops half-brother
• Charlie Bushnell as Luke Castellan
• Dior Goodjohn as Clarisse La Rue
• Tamara Smart as Thalia Grace (daughter of Zeus)

You'll also spot some big names rounding out the mythological world. Jason Mantzoukas is back as the camp leader, Dionysus, alongside Timothy Simons as Tantalus. Lin-Manuel Miranda returns as Hermes, the messenger god and Luke's father. Courtney B. Vance steps into the powerful role of Zeus, taking over from the late Lance Reddick (Source: Deadline, "‘Percy Jackson And The Olympians’ Season 2 Trailer," November 6, 2025). Keep an eye out for Sandra Bernhard, Kristen Schaal, and Margaret Cho, who will hilariously portray The Gray Sisters, driving a magical taxi!

What the Latest Trailer Teases and Thalia's Mysterious Appearance

The recently dropped trailer is packed with action, showcasing larger-scale battles and thrilling encounters with mythological creatures. We see Percy proclaiming his fierce determination, which perfectly captures his resilient spirit. There's even a glimpse of the Camp Half-Blood chariot race, a key sequence from the book, adding a touch of classic demigod competition.

"I’m not gonna let some stupid monsters stand in my way."

— Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) in the Season 2 trailer

One moment that has really piqued fan interest is the appearance of Tamara Smart as Thalia Grace. For those who know the books, Thalia, daughter of Zeus, sacrificed herself to save her friends and was turned into a pine tree protecting Camp Half-Blood. Her physical return isn't expected until the very end of The Sea of Monsters. So, what does this trailer tease mean? It could be Percy experiencing her in dreams, flashbacks to her time before the tree, or perhaps a creative choice by the showrunners to weave her into the plot a bit earlier. Considering Season 1 made a few thoughtful adjustments from The Lightning Thief book, fans should be ready for some surprising, yet respectful, adaptations.

Why Percy Jackson Continues to Resonate with Audiences So Deeply

Percy Jackson and the Olympians hit the ground running with its first season, proving to be a critical and viewership darling. Disney reported that the premiere episode garnered an impressive 13.3 million viewers in its first six days. Luminate Data further noted that it was the most-watched Disney+ Original series in 2024, outperforming other highly anticipated titles like Agatha All Along and X-Men '97 (Source: MovieWeb, "'Percy Jackson' Will Be a Must-Watch Series During the Holidays," November 6, 2025).

Critics and fans alike praised the show for being a "faithful adaptation" of Riordan's novels, a "steep improvement on the films," and lauded its ability to give young actors "time and space to develop their characters" (Source: Daily Mirror, "Disney Plus drops new trailer for 'faithful adaptation'," November 7, 2025). The series has been hailed as a "top alternative to Harry Potter" for those looking for a new magic-wielding underdog story. Its success showcases Disney's strategy to find properties that resonate deeply with younger audiences, offering a fresh, dedicated franchise experience.

Example: Connecting Generations of Fans Through Mythical Adventures

Imagine Sarah, a college student who grew up devouring the Percy Jackson books. She was cautiously optimistic about the Disney+ series after the movie adaptations didn't quite hit the mark for her. But Season 1, with its close adherence to the source material and engaging young cast, completely won her over. Now, seeing the trailer for The Sea of Monsters with its faithful inclusion of Tyson and Clarisse, and the hint of the Golden Fleece, she's buzzing with excitement. She's already planned a watch party with her friends for December 10, eager to dive back into the adventures she loved so much as a kid. This personal connection is exactly what the series is building on.

While the series has been largely celebrated for its faithfulness, some may wonder if sticking too closely to the books limits creative interpretation or surprise for long-time readers. However, the showrunners have subtly proven they can introduce thoughtful changes, such as the potential earlier integration of Thalia Grace's story, which can both honor the source material and add fresh layers. Another point could be the challenge of bringing large-scale mythological creatures to life with consistent visual effects, a common hurdle for fantasy series. Yet, the new trailer suggests Disney+ is upping its game with "larger-scale action scenes, particularly on the sea" (Source: The Hollywood Reporter, "‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Season 2 Trailer," November 6, 2025), aiming to meet fan expectations for epic monster encounters.

Practical Takeaways for Demigod Fans Planning Their Viewing Schedule

• Mark Your Calendars: The adventure resumes on December 10 with a two-episode premiere, followed by weekly releases every Wednesday.
• Where to Watch: Catch Percy, Annabeth, and Grover exclusively on Disney+ (and on Hulu for the premiere).
• Dive Deeper: Don't miss the Percy Jackson and the Olympians Official Podcast for behind-the-scenes content after each new episode.
• Catch Up Quick: Season 1 is streaming now on Disney+ (and will be on Hulu starting November 10) if you need a refresh before the new quest begins!

Frequently Asked Questions About the Upcoming Season

When does Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 premiere? The second season premieres on December 10, 2025, with two episodes dropping simultaneously. Where can I watch the new season? Season 2 will be available exclusively on Disney+, with the two-episode premiere also streaming on Hulu. How many episodes will be in Percy Jackson Season 2? The total number of episodes isn't explicitly stated, but new episodes will be released weekly every Wednesday after the two-episode premiere. Has Percy Jackson and the Olympians been renewed for Season 3? Yes! Season 3, adapting The Titan's Curse, is already in production in Vancouver.

Sources:

• Disney+ Press: "The Sea Of Monsters Awaits! Disney+ Drops Official Trailer For ‘Percy Jackson And The Olympians’," November 6, 2025.
• Deadline: Katie Campione, "‘Percy Jackson And The Olympians’ Season 2 Trailer: Percy Won’t Let ‘Some Stupid Monsters’ Stop Him From Saving Camp Half-Blood Again," November 6, 2025.
• The Hollywood Reporter: Rick Porter, "‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Season 2 Trailer: Percy, Annabeth and Clarisse Embark on a High-Stakes Quest," November 6, 2025.
• Variety: Selome Hailu, "‘Percy Jackson’ Season 2 Trailer: Percy and Annabeth Quest to the Sea of Monsters to Save Grover and Camp Half-Blood," November 6, 2025.
• MovieWeb: "‘Percy Jackson’ Will Be a Must-Watch Series During the Holidays," November 6, 2025.
• Daily Mirror: Peter Harris, "Disney Plus drops new trailer for 'faithful adaptation' of beloved fantasy novel," November 7, 2025.