History WMG / PercyJacksonandTheOlympians

In RealLife, Alexander the Great had a burgeoning [[AGodAmI god complex]]. His mother allegedly told him he was actually fathered by Zeus, and he would eventually try to pull off a GodEmperor role. As the Percy Jackson universe is one where the Greek gods actually exist and [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy some famous historical people are confirmed as being demigods]], it's entirely possible [[HistoricalInJoke Alexander's claims are a reality in this setting]]. Personality-wise Alexander shares some Zeus characteristics; an incredibly capable and wise man with [[{{Pride}} serious]] [[HairTriggerTemper character]] [[MyopicConqueror flaws]], and [[RealityIsUnrealistic his IRL accomplishments as a conqueror seem like they'd be part of a Greek legend]]. Like the other of the Big 3 Zeus fathered some major figures in World War II, so perhaps a couple millennia before he fathered another really influential political and military figure.

[[WMG: Daughter of the Deep, which is also getting a Disney plus series, will crossover with Percy Jackson]]

The obvious stinger being that of the Romans and the Battle of Mt. Othrys as a stinger for a Last Olympian season going into The Lost Hero. Some stingers for the (presumably) five seasons of the original series including Polyphemus with the Golden Fleece or Luke receiving the Princess Andromeda, a early preview of Bianca and Nico, Nico meeting Midas, and some Kronos action.

The obvious stinger being that of the Romans and the Battle of Mt. Othrys as a stinger for a Last Olympian season going into The Lost Hero.

The Kane Chronicles were older and out longer to have rights obtained from while the newer Magnus Chase stuff wasn't as available and Disney was able to lock them down first.

Artemis was pissed at him, so she sent him to Wiki/TVTropes to [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife get his life ruined]]. He started the haiku section, and well...

To make her choice to go to the hunters more sympathetic. Maybe she doesn't until she's at camp and (thinks) Nico will be happy there, maybe she is shown to be openly stressed out of her mind trying to care about Nico, etc etc. Maybe even Nico says she can join and only later realizes he misses her.

It would explain why he's so powerful: after all, in Mycenaean Greece, Poseidon was the King of the Gods. And Percy has tapped into the "Earthshaker" aspect of Mycenaean Poseidon in Mount Saint Helens. And he managed to sit on Poseidon's Throne longer than most probably could. True, it's never stated if the Mycenaean iterations of the Gods existed or not, but if they did exist at one point, and became the modern versions of the Greek Gods, it would be fascinating to explore.

* As above, Jossed, though he may be ''a'' villian, now working with Gaia.

Confirmed.

God of insanity and drinking. Makes perfect sense.p

** ** Alternatively, while the gods were in England, Hecate only had four children: Godric Gryffindor, Salazar Slytherin, Rowena Ravenclaw, and Helga Hufflepuff.

* If characters from other fictions counted, I think SherlockHolmes would count as this. [[Series/{{Monk}} Adrian Monk]] would probably be so, too.

[[WMG: There will be a series by Riordan about [[KingArthur Arthurian Mythology]].]]

He'll be a recurring satyr who coaches the Ares cabin and will be seen comforting Clarisse after [[spoiler: Chris's return to Camp Half-Blood]]. In the final episode, he'll complain about [[Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus being re-assigned to a reform school in Nevada]] after Percy's deal with the gods.

The Kane Chronicles were older and out longer to have rights obtained from while the newer Magnus Chase stuff wasn't as available and Disney was able to lock them down first.

* [[IronMan Tony Stark]], if comic book characters count; he could also be offspring of Athena given his mind.

Bar a contract allowance for multiple Kane adaptions or something.

He'll be a recurring satyr who coaches the Ares cabin and will be seen comforting Clarisse after [[spoiler: Chris's return to Camp Half-Blood]]. In the final episode, he'll complain about [[Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus being re-assigned to a reform school in Nevada]] after Percy's deal with the gods.

Something like 'the Parthenon where the Hydra was (Nashville, TN) burning down' or 'Persephone calling the idea of Hades being abusive to her absolutely stupid'.

No, not ''[[Franchise/SailorMoon that]]'' Chaos, nor ''[[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} that one]]'', nor ''[[WesternAnimation/{{AladdinTheSeries}} that one]]'', or even ''[[VideoGame/SonicAdventure that one]]''! But the primordial Greek Deity that existed long before even Gaia and Uranus. The spirit of the oracle is all that is left of her, and she is playing a millenia-long GambitRoulette to regain her power from the Gods.

[[WMG:Smelly Gabe is a [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40k Psychic Blank]] like [[Literature/CiaphasCain Jurgen]] ]]

In the first two books, Annabeth talks about her stepmother as an AbusiveParent who hates her for attracting monsters and doesn't want her kids living with a freak, but when we actually see Mrs. Chase in ''The Titan's Curse,'' she doesn't act or sound like that kind of person, and seems to be a perfectly nice and kind woman. In the same scene, Frederick confuses the names of Annabeth's two brothers (stepbrothers? half-brothers?), which would be very odd if they were his biological children. So, Frederick has been married twice: first, to the unnamed WickedStepmother, who he eventually divorced (and she took her two children with her when she left, not wanting them to be attacked by monsters), and then to another woman (the red-haired Mrs. Chase described in the books) who coincidentally also had two children.

[[WMG:Annabeth's WickedStepmother and her stepmother seen in ''The Titan's Curse'' are not the same person]]
In the first two books, Annabeth talks about her stepmother as an AbusiveParent who hates her for attracting monsters and doesn't want her kids living with a freak, but when we actually see Mrs. Chase in ''The Titan's Curse,'' she doesn't act or sound like that kind of person, and seems to be a perfectly nice woman. In the same scene, Frederick confuses the names of Annabeth's two brothers (stepbrothers? half-brothers?), which would be very odd if they were his biological children. So, Frederick has been married twice: first, to the unnamed WickedStepmother, who he eventually divorced (and she took her two children with her), and then to another woman who coincidentally also had two children.

Something like 'the Pantheon where the Hydra was burning down' or 'Persephone calling the idea of Hades being abusive to her absolutely stupid'.

The obvious stinger being that of the Romans and the Battle of Mt. Othrys as a stinger for a Last Olympian season going into The Lost Hero.

Beyond the canonical examples in the Kane Chronicles and Magnus Chase if the Rick Riordan Presents titles are also useable we'd see the series set up a 'Storm Runner' series or a 'Pandava Quartet' series.

The obvious stinger being that of the Romans and the Battle of Mt. Othrys.