I love Walker as Percy so much. He totally embodies Percy’s typical „That’s not possible! Oh wait, yeah it is I guess.“ type of reaction to pretty much everything
I honestly haven't even started watching the show yet because I'm waiting for all eight episodes that way I can binge it right through so I'm not going to look at this episode I think it's episode 5
I just finished watching episode 5 yesterday or the day before. I’m rlly sick so I just binged this show and peoples reactions to it lmao and it’s been keeping me alive. It’s so hard for me to wait for the next episode 😭😭😭 even tho 6 is coming out 9 PM EST today. I can’t wait. I have a snow day today so I’m gonna watch it at night!
@@juanitamorgan5475 it’s an awesome ride Been rlly sick recently so I haven’t watched the last 2 episodes but I love everything till episode 5-6 so far from what I’ve watched
8:23 “Why was he rejected by Hera?” Hephaestus was born deformed and not beautiful like the other gods, so on the day of his birth Hera literally chucked him off a mountain. Hephaestus found a home with some sea nymphs who he thanked with beautiful jewelry he created. When Hera found out what he could create she convinced him to come back promising him that Aphrodite would be his wife. In the stories I’ve read Aphrodite ends up choosing to be with Hephaestus because he works so much giving her time to “mingle” with other gods, especially Ares.
slight change, He struggled his way up the mountain and gifted hera with the chair to allow him onto olympus but she tok the chair and rejected him BUT the chair was the one we see in the episode and she was forced to allow him onto olympus and aphrodite was forced to marry him.
I wasn't familiar with it, but apparently there is indeed this version of Hephaestus getting revenge on Hera and trapping her in this chair that even gods wouldn't be able to get out of, and he used that to get them to hand Aphrodite in marriage to him. I liked the feeling of learning another new aspect of greek myths, it's one of the things I liked the most about the books 😊
One thing I loved learning about this series is the fact that they casted an actual disabled actor (Timothy Omundson) to play Hephaestus (who is known for being a disabled God)... and according to a post by Omundson on Instagram, the props department constructed Hephaestus' cane to the same specifications as Omundson's real life cane, so he could actually use it I love the parallel they give Annabeth and Hephaestus in this story... both betrayed by their mothers and realizing the Gods arent as great as people think they are... Hephaestus really was the perfect person to hear her speech and I like the little comment of him putting in a good word with her mother
Idk if it's a coincidence or not, but there's a point in the "What is Love" scene when both Percy and Annie stay silent and you just see Hephaestus being rejected and mistreated while the lyrics say "What is wrong? What is right? Give me a sign". That whole song fits Hephaestus so well - a god married to the goddess of love who constantly rejects and cheats on him, rejected by a mom who was supposed to love him... and asking not to be hurt anymore. He's there wondering what is wrong or right. That chair represents him doing the same thing all the gods around him do. But Annabeth shows him what is right: Percy has shown her that they had to break that chain of bullying, backstabbing and neglect, of not caring about each other. That was the sign he needed, and thus he lets Percy go. This is what PJO is about at the end, right? Breaking generational trauma and making things different... better.
The reason you don't remember how the water park scene went down is because they did something entirely new with it! In the books, it was just a normal abandoned amusement park -- not one specifically made by Hephaestus. What was made by him was a golden net made from animatronic spiders' threads who attacked Percy and Annabeth as the careened down the river. He also set cameras up around the ride to broadcast Ares and Aphrodite caught in his trap back to Olympus and embarrass them. In that version, Ares really did abandon his shield there when he realized there was a trap and made Percy and Annabeth go get it to avoid the bad publicity. Nobody had to sacrifice themselves, but we did learn that Annabeth is terrified of spiders, and we got to see Percy and Annabeth combine their skills of wisdom and water to launch themselves at the perfect time to exit the ride without being crushed. A totally different series of events, both with their own strengths.
Tbh the last 3 episodes were better than the book counterparts imho. I trly believe that the choices they are making narrative-wise, also having in mind the rest of the books, are so well done. Medusa's update, tying it up to ep 4 and Annabeth/Percy having their worldviews challenged, which is now tied to how one sees in the other something that they lack. I can already see certain gears turning for future episodes and even seasons, and it's so nice that every little scene and aspect isn't wasted here. It's been an amazing journey to me.
@heyitsmira17 I'm loving how Rick used this as an opportunity to input in things that he wished he had included or things that he think could've been different. So I always find it funny when ppl complain and don't realise the author was very heavily involved
First off all, this episode was definitely my favorite, Ares was hilarious but intimidating, Grover was being a gaslighting genius, the freaking “what is love” jumpscare was too hilarious , I could not stop laughing😭 and Percabeth was PERCABETHING🤭🤭
I would like that. I've read people saying that they would like to see Nico and Bianca in the background and you will see the signature hat she always wears. You would see their backs in the background. I would love to see that too.
Walker’s acting brings me to tears. the emotion in his eyes when him and annabeth are arguing over who is gonna sit in the chair and he tells her she’s the one who’s supposed to sacrifice him if the quest required it was amazing. i literally started crying when he asks annabeth to come back and free him from the chair later and she says “you think you had to ask?” And he just smiles sadly and says “just making sure.” ALSO im sick as well 😭
Hepheastus is not actually Zeus’s son He was delivered by Hera alone, but she thought he was ugly so threw him out of Olympus as a newborn Artemis found him and brought him back up At least that’s the version I know
Thats apart of the reason Hephaestus was born with a deformity hera tryed giving birth to him asexually which caused him to be deformed and not perfect like she wanted him to be in the myths
Leah and Walkers acting in this episode specifically is top tier!! His "im ok" made me cry!! And leahs talk with hephestus is so so good! Im excited to see how they continue to shine through the rest of the series and also see what else they do after the series. They have a bright future in acting!
loved ares's portrayal and grovers way of buttering him up. i get the sense that grower is much more tapped into humanity and its history than either of the others but in a deeply critical way. this will come in handy later im sure! i can see the telltale signs that the ex-black sails writers are already setting up the beginnings of the stories political threads
The reason you don’t remember this part in the books was because they changed it completely. in the books, there are mechanical spiders (showing Annabeth’s fear) and Percy creates a tidal wave to get rid of them. Grover also goes with them to the amusement park in the books, but i don’t really mind what they did here, though i thought Hephaestus was a little odd
The one thing I wished they would have done with Ares, is his eyes. In both the Percy books and the Olympus books both versions of the war god is told to have explosions going on in his eyes, “it almost looked like nuclear explosions or super novas in his eyes” I wish they would have put that in there, at least during his introduction scene
I'm curious to see whether Grover has actually figured it out already because in the book, the lightning thief is not actually revealed until after the bolt is returned and the thief reveals himself to Percy. I'm really loving the show so far
Honestly, Hephaestus has always been my favourite God from Greek mythology. He’s just a guy who loves to make things; you gotta respect the grind. Also Aphrodite is for the streets, according to one other comment I read here 😂 Also POTENTIAL SPOILER: In the preview for what comes next week, Percy bumps into a person, who could potentially be Nico.
The Rated R Superstar was meant to play Ares. Seriously, when I saw Adam Copeland on that bike, I could hear Metalingus by Alter Bridge playing in my head.
Historically yes Athena was a woman hater. The Athenians and other followers of Athena arguably used her to justify a lot of misogyny in their culture because she was born directly from Zeus' head and is motherless (Zeus consumed her pregnant mother to avert a prophecy that she would give Zeus a son who would overthrow him...as you do). Because of this, Athena thinks and strategises in a way that men were expected to do so and her appreciation for beauty and crafting came from the perspective of architectural perfection and aesthetics rather than more emotive places. As a result she favoured male heroes and punished women who displeased her more harshly than most of the other gods (witness Medusa and Arachne)
I love the series but it’s bringing back so many good memories and nostalgia for me. I already made my peace with the story and said goodbye to the characters. But now I’m overwhelmed with all these feelings and I miss the characters all over again. Sadly, I don’t expect many more new book being added to Percy Jackson universe in the future. But even though I’m sad I will still be seated for each and every Percy Jackson episode!
@@TheEliteSharingan I know! It’s just that Chalice of the Gods takes place chronologically before The Trials of Apollo and I was hoping for more books set after the events of The Sun and The Star. I feel like we kind of know where the Chalice of the Gods trilogy arc will end up because of what we know Percy and Annabeth are doing during The Trials of Apollo. But, Rick Riordan could always surprise us with a special epilogue chapter at the end of the trilogy (hopefully it would be set some years in the future)!
Rick won't leave this universe alone anytime soon lmao he said filming the show and meeting Walker, Leah and Aryan lit up a fire in him again and he's excited to write more abt the trio now
In the books grover was with them so this is a whole different scene from the books even the tunnel of love was completely different but hey I'm loving the show
As an original movie watcher, non-book reader, but Greek mythology enthusiast, the fact that I haven’t read the books isn’t limiting my understanding of the show. But unfortunately, having watched the movies, the big twists in this book and the next one have been completely spoiled for me (really wish I hadn’t seen those movies). Also, I’m not sure if they are going to eventually feature her but Artemis is my favorite Greek god. I hope she shows up at some point. I love Leah as Annabeth so much! The chemistry between all of the young actors is pure gold! They are so talented. Also, fun fact, Adam Copeland who plays Ares is a WWE wrestler, his character name is Edge! I really loved him in this role!
About the whole Zeus and Hera being siblings thing....in the books it's said that the gods don't have DNA and are made of magic/energy...soo they aren't technically related I guess?? But that's how they explain away the incest thing
I loved this episode so so much. It was even better than episode 4. We got so much Percabeth in this episode. 🤩 I really liked their hug in the beginning of the episode. It actually reminded me a lot of the hug they share in The Last Olympian when Annabeth thought Percy died after blowing up Mount St Helens and he went to his own funeral. It reminded me of their hug in TLO because Percabeth hugged for a while and Grover was just standing there. It's the same thing that happened with the other campers just staring at them. The gold throne wasn't in the book. It was added for the episode but I really loved the change. It was really interesting. 👌
@@abc.animal5143 I was talking about the effect quality not the cleanliness of the water. And it is relative to the budget. I looks nothing like the avatar movie for example.
They are not cousins. In the books gods don't have DNA and their godly side doesn't count when it comes to dating, Percy explains it in 5th book. It would be weird only if people are from the same cabin, which in case of Percy and Annabeth they are not
I want a camp half blood in Disney World with a Hephaestus amusement park. And what Star Wars has when the kids spar with lightsabers, making it demigod training swords. And the they can make a Mount Olympus like Cinderella castle, they could really make bank w that idea
The one thing that frustrated me about this episode is the way they kept cutting away from the Hephastus animation sequence to look at Percy's face. I wanted to see the whole thing dangit!
8:22 When he was born, Hephaestus was already a little deformed Hera, completely disgusted by her son's appearance, threw him from the top of Mount Olympus, which left him even more deformed
No in the books the gifs don’t care at all about their children. Because the request the Zeus gives Percy at the end of book five. Percy asks for the gifs to acknowledge their kids. As if that’s something hard to do.
7:43 He didn't have to do his sister like that either. *Ba-dum-tish* Get it?! Because Aphrodite and Ares are half-siblings. Greek myth is highly highly incestuous.
In some versions, Aphrodite is born from the remains of Ouranus being tossed into the sea. I believe in later books they bring this up in the series. Doesn’t mean Ares and Aphrodite aren’t related in some other way with how Greek mythology works.
@@NatReads You say remains, but you're avoiding what it's usually suggested it "actually" was. I'm well aware of Uranus/Ouranos and Cronus's relationship as an Aquarian who has read the stories. Yes, there's a lot of versions and a lot of twisting between the Greek and Roman changes.
Because the alternative is:"Zeus was feeling horny," it makes sense that "being born from primordial remains with no mother" is the most accepted story Because it's unique.
The fact that Fates wearing a crocs is everyhting. Lol. Hephaistos doesn't have a father. Hera give birth him alone. And those CGI is like so cool. Gold is kinda mechanic make everything sense cuz Hephaistos made the throne for Hera. In the Greek myth gold can effect Gods. like the one story they trapped Zeus something made with gold
The show is far from perfect, the writing is kinda off sometimes... But you have to give it to the young actors, especially Walker .. shown his comedic chops in The Adam Project but dam this kid can pull off emotional scenes so well..his eyes convey so much emotion...
So does this mean they can't be together even though we all ship them so hard? And annabeth being Percy's main love interest throughout the book series it's not going to be weird for me at all
@@juanitamorgan5475 They are not cousins. In the books gods don't have DNA and their godly side doesn't count when it comes to dating, Percy explains it in 5th book. It would be weird only if people are from the same cabin, which in case of Percy and Annabeth they are not
@@Kristafarious I know he did and I realize that people imagine the books differently. But it’s just not giving the book details correctly. This is me being super critical i guess but I don’t want it to turn into the opinion we all have about the movie version. The plot just isn’t plotting correctly and it’s really bothering me. Like Percy was supposed to see the fates not annabeth, imo we should see a slower connection of percabeth forming or more like subtly than her clinging on to him in a hug, and other stuff. Sorry that was way too long
I've seen this opinion a lot and I just think people who see it differently won't be able to come to the same conclusion. Like I know it's your opinion but it still bugs me (subconsciously) and like I feel like the views on this show are so opposing despite book lovers being the primary audience@@alyssar7477
@@alyssar7477 You do realize that if people like you keep dunking on the show, we won't get a second season, right? Season 2 has not been greenlit yet; Disney will be watching both the ratings and word of mouth very closely in order to decide if the show is worth renewing. This stupid fandom being so butthurt over this show not being a complete carbon copy of the books could GENUINELY hurt its chances of getting more seasons!
I love Walker as Percy so much. He totally embodies Percy’s typical „That’s not possible! Oh wait, yeah it is I guess.“ type of reaction to pretty much everything
I honestly haven't even started watching the show yet because I'm waiting for all eight episodes that way I can binge it right through so I'm not going to look at this episode I think it's episode 5
@@juanitamorgan5475yeah, it’s really hard to have to wait a whole week for another episode
I just finished watching episode 5 yesterday or the day before. I’m rlly sick so I just binged this show and peoples reactions to it lmao and it’s been keeping me alive. It’s so hard for me to wait for the next episode 😭😭😭 even tho 6 is coming out 9 PM EST today. I can’t wait. I have a snow day today so I’m gonna watch it at night!
I'm literally about to watch episode 1 in season 1 of POJ and I'm so flipping excited I can't wait this is going to be awesome 🙂
@@juanitamorgan5475 it’s an awesome ride
Been rlly sick recently so I haven’t watched the last 2 episodes but I love everything till episode 5-6 so far from what I’ve watched
The percabeth was PERCABETHING in this episode
We got two of those scenes in this episode.
Athena is clearly not a girl’s girl! But her daughter is a lover girl and I love that for her 🩶🥰😍
yea Annabeth is a Cancer too hahhaa
@@figmment Just Like me!
8:23 “Why was he rejected by Hera?”
Hephaestus was born deformed and not beautiful like the other gods, so on the day of his birth Hera literally chucked him off a mountain. Hephaestus found a home with some sea nymphs who he thanked with beautiful jewelry he created. When Hera found out what he could create she convinced him to come back promising him that Aphrodite would be his wife. In the stories I’ve read Aphrodite ends up choosing to be with Hephaestus because he works so much giving her time to “mingle” with other gods, especially Ares.
slight change, He struggled his way up the mountain and gifted hera with the chair to allow him onto olympus but she tok the chair and rejected him BUT the chair was the one we see in the episode and she was forced to allow him onto olympus and aphrodite was forced to marry him.
I wasn't familiar with it, but apparently there is indeed this version of Hephaestus getting revenge on Hera and trapping her in this chair that even gods wouldn't be able to get out of, and he used that to get them to hand Aphrodite in marriage to him. I liked the feeling of learning another new aspect of greek myths, it's one of the things I liked the most about the books 😊
When Percy said they had to be detectives, Grover took that personally 👏🏾
One thing I loved learning about this series is the fact that they casted an actual disabled actor (Timothy Omundson) to play Hephaestus (who is known for being a disabled God)... and according to a post by Omundson on Instagram, the props department constructed Hephaestus' cane to the same specifications as Omundson's real life cane, so he could actually use it
I love the parallel they give Annabeth and Hephaestus in this story... both betrayed by their mothers and realizing the Gods arent as great as people think they are... Hephaestus really was the perfect person to hear her speech and I like the little comment of him putting in a good word with her mother
Idk if it's a coincidence or not, but there's a point in the "What is Love" scene when both Percy and Annie stay silent and you just see Hephaestus being rejected and mistreated while the lyrics say "What is wrong? What is right? Give me a sign". That whole song fits Hephaestus so well - a god married to the goddess of love who constantly rejects and cheats on him, rejected by a mom who was supposed to love him... and asking not to be hurt anymore. He's there wondering what is wrong or right.
That chair represents him doing the same thing all the gods around him do. But Annabeth shows him what is right: Percy has shown her that they had to break that chain of bullying, backstabbing and neglect, of not caring about each other. That was the sign he needed, and thus he lets Percy go. This is what PJO is about at the end, right? Breaking generational trauma and making things different... better.
The reason you don't remember how the water park scene went down is because they did something entirely new with it! In the books, it was just a normal abandoned amusement park -- not one specifically made by Hephaestus. What was made by him was a golden net made from animatronic spiders' threads who attacked Percy and Annabeth as the careened down the river. He also set cameras up around the ride to broadcast Ares and Aphrodite caught in his trap back to Olympus and embarrass them. In that version, Ares really did abandon his shield there when he realized there was a trap and made Percy and Annabeth go get it to avoid the bad publicity. Nobody had to sacrifice themselves, but we did learn that Annabeth is terrified of spiders, and we got to see Percy and Annabeth combine their skills of wisdom and water to launch themselves at the perfect time to exit the ride without being crushed. A totally different series of events, both with their own strengths.
Thanks! You just saved me from looking that up, because I'd forgotten how exactly it played out. 😂
11:49 This part WASN'T in the book, and I LOVE IT!! This episode is, dare I say, better then the book chapter!!
I agree! I loved the new scene addition to the tunnel of love so much!
Tbh the last 3 episodes were better than the book counterparts imho. I trly believe that the choices they are making narrative-wise, also having in mind the rest of the books, are so well done. Medusa's update, tying it up to ep 4 and Annabeth/Percy having their worldviews challenged, which is now tied to how one sees in the other something that they lack. I can already see certain gears turning for future episodes and even seasons, and it's so nice that every little scene and aspect isn't wasted here. It's been an amazing journey to me.
@heyitsmira17 I'm loving how Rick used this as an opportunity to input in things that he wished he had included or things that he think could've been different. So I always find it funny when ppl complain and don't realise the author was very heavily involved
@@abbyclarke1717 exactly! You don't expect an artist to paint the exact same thing they already did 20 years ago. Why expect that from a writer?
I saw an interview where Rick said he wanted to change a few things he didn’t get to after he published the novels. Could be a change he liked?
No cuz why did these kids make me tear up. Walker and Leah KILLED IT, especially Leah💕🤭 they have great chemistry
First off all, this episode was definitely my favorite, Ares was hilarious but intimidating, Grover was being a gaslighting genius, the freaking “what is love” jumpscare was too hilarious , I could not stop laughing😭 and Percabeth was PERCABETHING🤭🤭
im 100% sure that nico and bianca will be namedropped in the casino next episode lol
Yeah, they will probably not straight up appear since it's too early for their casting, but there has to be a reference
I would like that. I've read people saying that they would like to see Nico and Bianca in the background and you will see the signature hat she always wears. You would see their backs in the background. I would love to see that too.
Walker’s acting brings me to tears. the emotion in his eyes when him and annabeth are arguing over who is gonna sit in the chair and he tells her she’s the one who’s supposed to sacrifice him if the quest required it was amazing. i literally started crying when he asks annabeth to come back and free him from the chair later and she says “you think you had to ask?” And he just smiles sadly and says “just making sure.”
ALSO im sick as well 😭
Hepheastus is not actually Zeus’s son
He was delivered by Hera alone, but she thought he was ugly so threw him out of Olympus as a newborn
Artemis found him and brought him back up
At least that’s the version I know
NOT Artemis, the oceanide Eurynome and the nereid Thetys found him and took care of him.
Thats apart of the reason Hephaestus was born with a deformity hera tryed giving birth to him asexually which caused him to be deformed and not perfect like she wanted him to be in the myths
The whole scene between Percy and Annabeth before he sacrificed himself was so well done. This was my favorite episode so far!
She is MY annabeth, this episode SEALED it for me
Leah and Walkers acting in this episode specifically is top tier!! His "im ok" made me cry!! And leahs talk with hephestus is so so good!
Im excited to see how they continue to shine through the rest of the series and also see what else they do after the series. They have a bright future in acting!
In the books the gods barely help. They don’t really care about their mortal children.
True but there are little helps that they do like how Percy gets saved but mostly they don’t care
Some are more willing to help than others. Hephaestus and Apollo come to mind 😊 Percy's also lucky bc usually Poseidon is nice and more present
@@heyitsmira17 i love apollo
LMAO THE “twitter exactly ain’t nobody calling it x!!”
I laughed out loud at the SNL Roxbury skit nod during the Haddaway "What is love" animation bit in the tunnel.
loved ares's portrayal and grovers way of buttering him up. i get the sense that grower is much more tapped into humanity and its history than either of the others but in a deeply critical way. this will come in handy later im sure! i can see the telltale signs that the ex-black sails writers are already setting up the beginnings of the stories political threads
I was singing "Secret Tunnel" too😂😂
The ongoing theme is that love from the gods is very conditional. His father loves him because he is great
The reason you don’t remember this part in the books was because they changed it completely. in the books, there are mechanical spiders (showing Annabeth’s fear) and Percy creates a tidal wave to get rid of them. Grover also goes with them to the amusement park in the books, but i don’t really mind what they did here, though i thought Hephaestus was a little odd
I was living for the percabeth percabething in this episode
5:35 sometime I like it when Olympic Greek god gets to enjoy modern au
( does that makes sense)
The one thing I wished they would have done with Ares, is his eyes. In both the Percy books and the Olympus books both versions of the war god is told to have explosions going on in his eyes, “it almost looked like nuclear explosions or super novas in his eyes” I wish they would have put that in there, at least during his introduction scene
Not me who watched the movie ( back then), now this watched this series at all.
I'm curious to see whether Grover has actually figured it out already because in the book, the lightning thief is not actually revealed until after the bolt is returned and the thief reveals himself to Percy.
I'm really loving the show so far
I loveeeed this episode
The changes are good so far
Rick know what hes doing
Honestly, Hephaestus has always been my favourite God from Greek mythology. He’s just a guy who loves to make things; you gotta respect the grind. Also Aphrodite is for the streets, according to one other comment I read here 😂
Also POTENTIAL SPOILER:
In the preview for what comes next week, Percy bumps into a person, who could potentially be Nico.
I mean Aphrodite is the goddess of love so….🤣
Wait what preview? Where can i see the previews?
@@joana8615 after the credits, it shows the previews. It’s streaming on Disney plus
@@joana8615 they’re at the very end of the episode, after most of the credits
@@ajandrianjafymusic gotta spread the love somehow 😂
The Rated R Superstar was meant to play Ares. Seriously, when I saw Adam Copeland on that bike, I could hear Metalingus by Alter Bridge playing in my head.
Anyone who says "perk-abeth" failed every single English class they ever took lol
Yes 💀
3:40 Perkabeth must be Dionysus‘s way of referring to them haha
Perky Jackson!!
Nah; he calls them Peterbeth. ;-)
@borjankosarac3645 lol
Historically yes Athena was a woman hater. The Athenians and other followers of Athena arguably used her to justify a lot of misogyny in their culture because she was born directly from Zeus' head and is motherless (Zeus consumed her pregnant mother to avert a prophecy that she would give Zeus a son who would overthrow him...as you do). Because of this, Athena thinks and strategises in a way that men were expected to do so and her appreciation for beauty and crafting came from the perspective of architectural perfection and aesthetics rather than more emotive places. As a result she favoured male heroes and punished women who displeased her more harshly than most of the other gods (witness Medusa and Arachne)
I love the series but it’s bringing back so many good memories and nostalgia for me. I already made my peace with the story and said goodbye to the characters. But now I’m overwhelmed with all these feelings and I miss the characters all over again. Sadly, I don’t expect many more new book being added to Percy Jackson universe in the future. But even though I’m sad I will still be seated for each and every Percy Jackson episode!
Book 6, the Chalice of the Gods released last year btw. 😅
@@TheEliteSharingan I know! It’s just that Chalice of the Gods takes place chronologically before The Trials of Apollo and I was hoping for more books set after the events of The Sun and The Star. I feel like we kind of know where the Chalice of the Gods trilogy arc will end up because of what we know Percy and Annabeth are doing during The Trials of Apollo. But, Rick Riordan could always surprise us with a special epilogue chapter at the end of the trilogy (hopefully it would be set some years in the future)!
Rick won't leave this universe alone anytime soon lmao he said filming the show and meeting Walker, Leah and Aryan lit up a fire in him again and he's excited to write more abt the trio now
In the books grover was with them so this is a whole different scene from the books even the tunnel of love was completely different but hey I'm loving the show
The thing she said the thing!!!!
Annabeth had me crying lol I loved the change for this episode
I love your reaction. I love Percy Jackson series.
ITS PER SAAAA BETH
As an original movie watcher, non-book reader, but Greek mythology enthusiast, the fact that I haven’t read the books isn’t limiting my understanding of the show. But unfortunately, having watched the movies, the big twists in this book and the next one have been completely spoiled for me (really wish I hadn’t seen those movies). Also, I’m not sure if they are going to eventually feature her but Artemis is my favorite Greek god. I hope she shows up at some point.
I love Leah as Annabeth so much! The chemistry between all of the young actors is pure gold! They are so talented.
Also, fun fact, Adam Copeland who plays Ares is a WWE wrestler, his character name is Edge! I really loved him in this role!
Minor spoiled, but Artemis is a major feature in a later book and she's really cool in my opinion
Artemis will show up in the 3rd season which is the 3rd book in the series called Percy Jackson and the Titans Curse
Artemis is such a badass in the books! You should read them, I bet you'd love Artemis' depiction in this universe.
About the whole Zeus and Hera being siblings thing....in the books it's said that the gods don't have DNA and are made of magic/energy...soo they aren't technically related I guess?? But that's how they explain away the incest thing
I loved this episode so so much. It was even better than episode 4. We got so much Percabeth in this episode. 🤩 I really liked their hug in the beginning of the episode. It actually reminded me a lot of the hug they share in The Last Olympian when Annabeth thought Percy died after blowing up Mount St Helens and he went to his own funeral. It reminded me of their hug in TLO because Percabeth hugged for a while and Grover was just standing there. It's the same thing that happened with the other campers just staring at them. The gold throne wasn't in the book. It was added for the episode but I really loved the change. It was really interesting. 👌
If I hadn’t read the books I would b real mad with this, in the most respectful way possible a spoiler warning would have been good lol
Unfortunatly there is a very simple answer to why the underwater scene is soooo short. Budget. It looks pretty clean though
They spent the money from that scene w/ the gold statue one lmao
Clean? That water was murky as hell. Nothing clean about it.
@@abc.animal5143 I was talking about the effect quality not the cleanliness of the water. And it is relative to the budget. I looks nothing like the avatar movie for example.
@@potironmaxime8025 i know. I looked back at the graphic novel of the book and it’s portrayed basically the same in the show.
Wait a sec... "Perk-abeth"? There's no such thing. "Pers-abeth" FTW!
when I tell you i was kicking my feet and giggling during this episode 😭
Also not Percy and Annabeth being second cousins!!
Actually Nico, Thalia, and Percy would be Annabeth, Clarisse, and Luke’s uncles and aunt.
They are not cousins. In the books gods don't have DNA and their godly side doesn't count when it comes to dating, Percy explains it in 5th book. It would be weird only if people are from the same cabin, which in case of Percy and Annabeth they are not
@@nerein28 so Percy only got his moms dna
I want a camp half blood in Disney World with a Hephaestus amusement park. And what Star Wars has when the kids spar with lightsabers, making it demigod training swords. And the they can make a Mount Olympus like Cinderella castle, they could really make bank w that idea
The one thing that frustrated me about this episode is the way they kept cutting away from the Hephastus animation sequence to look at Percy's face. I wanted to see the whole thing dangit!
13:02 I WISH
the way you say it is totally right 3:40
Percabeth is Percabething harder than it has ever Percabethed before and I love it SO MUCH
I really hope it doesn't get awkward for Leah and walker when their characters annabeth and Percy find out they like each other
I mean they're both fans of the book so I think they're prepared@@juanitamorgan5475
@@juanitamorgan5475 Lol
Yes the original Disneyland park in California is the best one! You should definitely go check it out!
8:22 When he was born, Hephaestus was already a little deformed
Hera, completely disgusted by her son's appearance, threw him from the top of Mount Olympus, which left him even more deformed
"Nature is brutal." The Big Bad of Heroes of Olympus...
wonder if this will be availabnle on amazon or DVD sometime.
I pronounce it as Perk-abeth not Perce-abeth... Don't know why LOL.
No in the books the gifs don’t care at all about their children. Because the request the Zeus gives Percy at the end of book five. Percy asks for the gifs to acknowledge their kids. As if that’s something hard to do.
I mean there were more involved gods like Apollo, Percy’s dad, Hermes, etc. but they overall weren’t helpful aside a few
7:43 He didn't have to do his sister like that either. *Ba-dum-tish*
Get it?! Because Aphrodite and Ares are half-siblings. Greek myth is highly highly incestuous.
In some versions, Aphrodite is born from the remains of Ouranus being tossed into the sea. I believe in later books they bring this up in the series. Doesn’t mean Ares and Aphrodite aren’t related in some other way with how Greek mythology works.
@@NatReads You say remains, but you're avoiding what it's usually suggested it "actually" was. I'm well aware of Uranus/Ouranos and Cronus's relationship as an Aquarian who has read the stories. Yes, there's a lot of versions and a lot of twisting between the Greek and Roman changes.
I know right? It's really messed up but to the gods, it's not really wrong for them because they don't have DNA.
Because the alternative is:"Zeus was feeling horny," it makes sense that "being born from primordial remains with no mother" is the most accepted story Because it's unique.
She's his Great-aunt.
Early! Also golden chair scene not in book
How tf did i not clock that youre british😂😂
I swear I didn’t notice until she said she’s from the UK then all the sudden I heard her accent lmao
@@mumboojumboo honestly and the fact that I'M British makes this low-key embarrassing
The fact that Fates wearing a crocs is everyhting. Lol. Hephaistos doesn't have a father. Hera give birth him alone. And those CGI is like so cool. Gold is kinda mechanic make everything sense cuz Hephaistos made the throne for Hera. In the Greek myth gold can effect Gods. like the one story they trapped Zeus something made with gold
Great video
I would love if they included Jason and the heroes of Olympus Roman gods side of the books.
It’s confusing the idea of both Greek and Roman gods existing, because they are basically the same being. Are they like alternate personalities?
I love your reactions to this series!! Have you thought about reacting to Alice in borderland?
Does this count as a date?
No they’re only 12 and it’s a slow burn
The show is far from perfect, the writing is kinda off sometimes... But you have to give it to the young actors, especially Walker .. shown his comedic chops in The Adam Project but dam this kid can pull off emotional scenes so well..his eyes convey so much emotion...
I LOVED THIS EP SMM ITS NOT EVEN FUNNY AHAHA
Early!
If you want peace never look at the Greek mythology family tree
W ares
Percy and annabeth are cousins because Poseidon is Zeus's brother and Athena is Zeus's daughter
So does this mean they can't be together even though we all ship them so hard?
And annabeth being Percy's main love interest throughout the book series it's not going to be weird for me at all
@@juanitamorgan5475 They are not cousins. In the books gods don't have DNA and their godly side doesn't count when it comes to dating, Percy explains it in 5th book. It would be weird only if people are from the same cabin, which in case of Percy and Annabeth they are not
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Wise girl is so damn lame i hate it in the books i hate it here they have no chemistry at all
the show is so bad
I personally did not like this episode at all. Do not hate on me but they are NOT adapting the BOOK the right way in regards to the plot details
Not going to hate, but Rick worked closely on this project. Think of it as changes he would make that he wants to be better than the book
@@Kristafarious I know he did and I realize that people imagine the books differently. But it’s just not giving the book details correctly. This is me being super critical i guess but I don’t want it to turn into the opinion we all have about the movie version. The plot just isn’t plotting correctly and it’s really bothering me. Like Percy was supposed to see the fates not annabeth, imo we should see a slower connection of percabeth forming or more like subtly than her clinging on to him in a hug, and other stuff. Sorry that was way too long
I've seen this opinion a lot and I just think people who see it differently won't be able to come to the same conclusion. Like I know it's your opinion but it still bugs me (subconsciously) and like I feel like the views on this show are so opposing despite book lovers being the primary audience@@alyssar7477
@@alyssar7477 You do realize that if people like you keep dunking on the show, we won't get a second season, right? Season 2 has not been greenlit yet; Disney will be watching both the ratings and word of mouth very closely in order to decide if the show is worth renewing. This stupid fandom being so butthurt over this show not being a complete carbon copy of the books could GENUINELY hurt its chances of getting more seasons!
@@ninakrishnamurthy6674 bruh I know I just want them to do better it’s not that hard that’s all I will say
We know uncle Rick was behind that cliffhanger😭