‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ Season 3 Episode Titles Have Been Unveiled
The countdown to ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians‘ Season 3 just got a little more exciting. Nexus Point News has dropped an exclusive first look at the episode titles for the upcoming third season, marking one of the first concrete glimpses into how the show’s writers have structured their adaptation of Rick Riordan’s beloved third novel.
Season 3 is based on ‘The Titan’s Curse,’ the third installment in Riordan’s bestselling series, and it is considered the tonal turning point of the entire saga, introducing death as a real consequence and setting the stage for the Kronos war that drives the back half of the story. Knowing that going in, fans are already picking apart the newly revealed titles for clues about how faithfully the writers have tracked the novel’s emotional arc.
A notable tradition of the series is that episode titles are derived directly from the chapter titles found in Riordan’s original books. That approach has resonated strongly with the fandom, giving purists something to celebrate while also building suspense around which moments made the final cut. Seeing how that pattern carries forward into a season adapting a story this emotionally ambitious makes the title reveal feel like a genuine event.
Here are the titles:
- “My Rescue Operation Goes Very Wrong” by Craig Silverstein
- “An Old Dead Friend Comes to Visit” by Albert Kim
- “I Learn How to Grow Zombies” by Sarah Watson
- “We Visit the Junkyard of the Gods” by Tamara Becher-Wilkinson
- “I Have a Dam Problem” by Shae Worthy
- “I Wrestle Santa’s Evil Twin” by Albert Kim
- “I Put on a Few Million Extra Pounds” by Craig Silverstein
- “The Gods Vote How to Kill Us” by Craig Silverstein
Filming for Season 3 officially wrapped on March 13, 2026, with production having taken place across various locations in Canada including New Westminster and the University of British Columbia. With post-production now fully underway, the unveiling of episode titles signals that the marketing machine is beginning to shift into gear ahead of what is expected to be a late-2026 premiere on Disney+.
The season’s already impressive ensemble features Dafne Keen as Artemis, goddess of hunting, alongside Saara Chaudry as her immortal lieutenant Zoë Nightshade, Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite, and Holt McCallany as the fearsome Titan Atlas, who serves as the season’s central villain. According to Deadline, Atlas is set to appear in six of the season’s eight episodes, suggesting a sustained and menacing presence unlike anything the series has attempted before.
For Riordan himself, this season represents a long-awaited milestone, writing in a press release that the team is deeply grateful to be continuing Percy’s story on Disney+. The fact that ‘The Titan’s Curse’ was never previously adapted for the big screen, unlike its predecessors, gives this season the unique advantage of exploring completely uncharted on-screen territory. That creative freedom is something both the cast and the fandom have been buzzing about since the renewal was first announced.
The Season 2 trailer alone was viewed over 135.9 million times within its first ten days across all social media platforms, representing a 60 percent increase over the Season 1 trailer in the same window. With appetite for the series clearly still growing, the episode title reveal is the kind of drop that sends fan communities into a frenzy of analysis, spreadsheet comparisons to the book’s chapter list, and heated debate about what may or may not have been left on the cutting room floor. For a show built on a source material fans have practically memorized, every word counts.
