Percy Jackson Season 3 Trailer Out: War Between Gods and Titans as Annabeth’s Rescue Quest Begins November 20

Disney+ has released the official full-length trailer for Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3, setting up the show’s darkest quest yet ahead of its premiere on November 20, 2026. The new season adapts Rick Riordan’s The Titan’s Curse, the third novel in the bestselling series and the first screen adaptation of that particular instalment. The trailer opens on a warning Percy himself delivers — that a war is brewing between the gods and the Titans — and builds to its emotional centre: Annabeth Chase, played by Leah Sava’ Jeffries, has been captured by the forces of Kronos, and Percy must rescue her while preventing Olympus from falling.

The season reunites Walker Scobell as Percy Jackson, Leah Sava’ Jeffries as Annabeth and Aryan Simhadri as Grover Underwood, and it introduces the characters book readers have been waiting for: Nico and Bianca di Angelo, the children of Hades, played by Levi Chrisopulos and Olive Abercrombie, alongside Thalia Grace, daughter of Zeus, played by Tamara Smart. The trailer also debuts two Olympian gods missing from earlier seasons, Aphrodite and Hera. The series is created by Riordan and Jonathan E. Steinberg.

The release plan is a two-episode premiere on November 20, followed by two episodes every Friday, with the eight-episode season concluding with its two-part finale on December 11. That pace is brisk by streaming standards — the whole season lands inside three weeks — and it arrives less than a year after the season 2 finale. Since premiering in 2023, the show has become one of the platform’s most reliable fantasy titles.

Here is the Filmverse take: The Titan’s Curse is the book where Percy Jackson stops being a story about a boy discovering he is a demigod and becomes a story about what that destiny costs, and the trailer understands that shift — Annabeth in danger is not a plot device here, it is the season’s emotional engine. Adapting a beloved third book is also the moment a book-to-screen series usually proves itself or loses its readers, because the audience now knows the story and will notice every shortcut. The trailer’s emphasis on the di Angelo siblings and the missing gods suggests the makers are expanding the world rather than shrinking it for television, and if the weekly two-episode drops keep the conversation going through December, this could be the season that turns a successful adaptation into Disney+’s defining fantasy series.

Sources: Disney+, Cinema Express, Screen Rant, FandomWire.