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*** MORE on that, In he fifth book, it is revealed [[that Annabeth's knife was the cursed blade, not Percy's sword, which feels like an AssPull in of itself]]. It just comes as a rushed explanation to just rush the climax and possibly end that films here, but they still hint at getting a sequel before the end credits, so can the filmmakers make up their minds?
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* Poseidon rising out of the water in the beginning of the movie. [[spoiler:In front of a fisherman]]. Only two minutes in and the filmmakers already show their misunderstanding of source material.
* In the book, Ms. Dodds was Percy's math teacher and knew him for much longer than in the film. Here, she's his ''substitute'' English teacher and already knows his name. [[spoiler: One could argue that she was disguised as a Fury and already knew Percy's name, but he didn't know that, so this just makes her look dumb]].
* Percy killing [[spoiler:the Minotaur]] with its own horn. While he did the same thing in the book, it was only because he didn't have his sword, which he had in the film.
* Percy's identity of being the son of Poseidon. It's treating like nothing in the film, but was a big deal in the book. However, that reason was AdaptedOut.
* Having [[spoiler: the Hydra]] in this movie, when it should have been in ''The Sea of Monsters''.
* How the heck did Sally know how to use the fusebox to the elevator?
* Persephone was supposed to be with Demeter during summertime. She even acknowledges such a fact.
* Hades never wanted to be king of the gods. [[spoiler: This was officially acknowledged in ''The Last Olympian'']], so he would've looked like a hypocrite in the movie.
* Luke says he never met his father, even though [[spoiler: in the book, Annabeth was with him when he saw his father]], so he's just lying through his teeth.
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* Tyson questioning how the Colchis bull got inside the camp when he should be questioning how he himself got in. It made sense in the book because Annabeth let him in.
* What’s more confusing is that if he can get through the barrier, why couldn’t the bull?
* Bringing in and defeating [[spoiler: Kronos in this movie. We can see how easy it was for Percy to take him down, so why bring him back later? What makes it worse is that he swallows Luke, and I doubt he’d be willing to allow Kronos to possess him]].
* Spoiling [[spoiler: Silena's role as the spy and bringing in Ethan Nakamura too early]].
**[spoiler: Silena's role would've been a plot twist in ''The Last Olympian'']], so this is a major case of ForegoneConclusion
* Having [[spoiler: the Manticore]] appear in this movie when it was supposed to be in ''The Titan's Curse''.
* The Party Ponies and Cyclopes [[spoiler: help out in the Battle of Manhattan in ''The Last Olympian''. They would just appear out of nowhere]] in that movie, had it ever been made.
* Blackjack becomes [[spoiler: Percy's companion in the last three books]].
* Grover's quest to find Pan was dropped entirely, so, who will be come Lord of the Wild? This could be fixed (if the films had continued) by introducing it in ''The Titan's Curse'' or have an AssPull in ''The Battle of the Labyrinth''.
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* Poseidon rising out of the water in the beginning of the movie. [[spoiler:In front of a fisherman]]. Only two minutes in and the filmmakers already show their misunderstanding of source material.
* In the book, Ms. Dodds was Percy's math teacher and knew him for much longer than in the film. Here, she's his ''substitute'' English teacher and already knows his name. [[spoiler: One could argue that she was disguised as a Fury and already knew Percy's name, but he didn't know that, so this just makes her look dumb]].
* Percy killing [[spoiler:the Minotaur]] with its own horn. While he did the same thing in the book, it was only because he didn't have his sword, which he had in the film.
* Percy's identity of being the son of Poseidon. It's treating like nothing in the film, but was a big deal in the book. However, that reason was AdaptedOut.
* Having [[spoiler: the Hydra]] in this movie, when it should have been in ''The Sea of Monsters''.
* How the heck did Sally know how to use the fusebox to the elevator?
* Persephone was supposed to be with Demeter during summertime. She even acknowledges such a fact.
* Hades never wanted to be king of the gods. [[spoiler: This was officially acknowledged in ''The Last Olympian'']], so he would've looked like a hypocrite in the movie.
* Luke says he never met his father, even though [[spoiler: in the book, Annabeth was with him when he saw his father]], so he's just lying through his teeth.
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* Tyson questioning how the Colchis bull got inside the camp when he should be questioning how he himself got in. It made sense in the book because Annabeth let him in.
* What’s more confusing is that if he can get through the barrier, why couldn’t the bull?
* Bringing in and defeating [[spoiler: Kronos in this movie. We can see how easy it was for Percy to take him down, so why bring him back later? What makes it worse is that he swallows Luke, and I doubt he’d be willing to allow Kronos to possess him]].
* Spoiling [[spoiler: Silena's role as the spy and bringing in Ethan Nakamura too early]].
**[spoiler: Silena's role would've been a plot twist in ''The Last Olympian'']], so this is a major case of ForegoneConclusion
* Having [[spoiler: the Manticore]] appear in this movie when it was supposed to be in ''The Titan's Curse''.
* The Party Ponies and Cyclopes [[spoiler: help out in the Battle of Manhattan in ''The Last Olympian''. They would just appear out of nowhere]] in that movie, had it ever been made.
* Blackjack becomes [[spoiler: Percy's companion in the last three books]].
* Grover's quest to find Pan was dropped entirely, so, who will be come Lord of the Wild? This could be fixed (if the films had continued) by introducing it in ''The Titan's Curse'' or have an AssPull in ''The Battle of the Labyrinth''.
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