Percy Jackson: Ares Actor Adam Copeland Read Sea of Monsters Book, Not Season 2’s Script (Exclusive)

Percy Jackson: Ares Actor Adam Copeland Read Sea of Monsters Book, Not Season 2's Script (Exclusive)

As a seasoned gamer who has battled through countless epic adventures, I can hardly contain my excitement for the upcoming Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians! Having delved into the thrilling world of Greek mythology through various video games, I can attest that the adaptation promises to be a rollercoaster ride filled with action-packed battles and heartwarming camaraderie.


The popular TV series, “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” is preparing for its second season. Building upon the phenomenal success of its inaugural season, which brought “The Lightning Thief” to the small screen, this adaptation of Rick Riordan’s best-selling books is now in production for new episodes based on the second tale in the Percy Jackson series, “The Sea of Monsters.” Just like how Season 1 stayed true to the original story of “The Lightning Thief,” Season 2 is expected to be faithful to the sequel but won’t be a direct copy. The main cast from Season 1 has confirmed their return, although it’s still uncertain who else from the recurring characters will join for the second season

Adam Copeland Addresses Percy Jackson Season 2

Percy Jackson: Ares Actor Adam Copeland Read Sea of Monsters Book, Not Season 2's Script (Exclusive)

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In conversation with ComicBook, Aresactor Adam Copeland mentioned that he’s gone through the book titled “The Sea of Monsters,” however, he hasn’t looked at any authentic scripts for “Percy Jackson” Season 2 as of now

copeland clarified that he hadn’t gone through any scripts, only reading the actual book itself, beyond that, nothing more

In three episodes of Percy Jackson‘s first season, Copeland portrayed Ares, one of the main adversaries. Similar to what transpired in The Lightning Thief, Ares was vanquished by Percy, who infuriated Ares by doing so, causing him to storm back to Mount Olympus and vow to be a lifelong enemy of Percy, the son of Poseidon

In the story “The Sea of Monsters,” Ares momentarily appears, confronting his daughter Clarisse La Rue, portrayed by Dior Goodjohn in the Disney+ series. He urges her to excel in her forthcoming mission

During the San Diego Comic-Con panel in July, Copeland caught the cast of Percy Jackson off guard, though he didn’t clarify if he would appear again in Season 2. Despite uncertainty about his future role, Copeland assured ComicBook that his recent wrestling injury wouldn’t prevent him from filming if given the opportunity

After receiving permission to move around again, I simply began walking without hesitation. I didn’t mince steps or take baby steps; I walked straight away. If you grant me the go-ahead to walk, I will certainly walk – whether it’s walking my dog, going to the grocery store, or using the treadmill. That’s what Copeland stated about his recovering broken foot. “Fortunately for Percy,” he added, “the demands aren’t as rigorous as wrestling. Even the fight on the beach with Percy, I could perform now.”

The second season of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is being produced right now. Earlier this year, Copeland appeared on two episodes of “ComicBook Nation’s Riptide Radio – A Percy Jackson Aftershow.” You can view him discussing his premiere episode here, and his final fight scene here

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2024-09-04 21:00