History Literature / TheCampHalfBloodSeries

!Multiple entries in the franchise provide examples of:

!!Tropes whose entries have been moved to their own subpage:

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* [[TheXOfY/TheCampHalfBloodSeries The X of Y]]
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!!Un-subpaged tropes:

* ''Wrath of the Triple Goddess'

* ''Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Chalice of the Gods'' (2023): The first novel in a new series about Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood, set between ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' and ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo''.
* ''Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Wrath of the Triple Goddess'' (2024)

* ''Percy Jackson and the Chalice of the Gods'' (2023): The first novel in a new series about Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood, set between ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' and ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo''

The first two have been adapted into graphic novels; a graphic novel of ''The Mark of Athena'' is scheduled for release in September 2023.

* ''Percy Jackson and the Chalice of the Gods'' (2023): A stand-alone novel about Percy Jackson, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood, set between ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' and ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo''

* [[/index]]'';iterature/TheSunAndTheStarANicoDiAngeloAdventure'' (2023): A sequel to ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo'' about Nico di Angelo and Will Solace; co-written with Creator/MarkOshiro.[[index]]

* [[/index]]''The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure'' (2023): A sequel to ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo'' about Nico di Angelo and Will Solace; co-written with Creator/MarkOshiro.[[index]]

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* ModernizedGod: This happens to some of the gods and monsters of Myth/ClassicalMythology since they have to adapt to modern North America. For example, Ares appears as a violent biker, Iris, Greek messenger goddess of rainbows, [[note]]said to 'travel on rainbows' to deliver messages[[/note]], has more or less abandoned the 'messenger' part of her job and now runs a small store, the Amazons run Amazon.com, and Mount Olympus is over the Empire State Building. It's implied that this has happened to most, if not all, of the gods and monsters, as they adapt to the current heart of Western Civilizations.

There are also four companion books:

* AbusiveParents: The gods are often guilty of this. Hera threw Hephaestus off a mountain, Tartarus trapped Damasen in hell for being a NonActionGuy, Zeus turned his daughter into a tree rather than actually helping her, etc.

** Monsters are made of this - they're purely abstract entities who, if their physical forms are destroyed, will merely reform in Tartarus and come back. The minotaur, one of Percy's first monster battles, dies early in book 1 and returns in book 5.
** Leo Valdez dies in the final book of ''The Heroes of Olympus'', but is revived with the Physician's Cure, having set it up in advance.
* BadassArmy: Every major group in the franchise has one-specifically, the Twelfth Legion, the army of demigods from Camp Half-Blood that Percy leads in ''The Last Olympian,'' and the einherji.

* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: The Amazons. Though technically heroic due to Hylla aiding the heroes, their treatment of men starts with assaulting those who speak and extends to dressing the men in prison uniforms - uniforms that are implied to come standard with some form of shock collar.

%%* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Every god, titan and primordial does this.

* [[/index]]''The Sun and The Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure'' (2023): A sequel to ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo'' about Nico di Angelo and Will Solace; co-written with Creator/MarkOshiro.[[index]]

* CirclesOfHell: The Underworld has Isles of the Blest at the top, Elysium below that (or encircling them), the most widely populated Asphodel Fields, the Fields of Punishment and Tartarus.
* CrossoverCosmology: Greek and Roman mythology, with others mentioned.

* TheWorfEffect: The [[spoiler: Athena Parthenos]], shilled as an artifact of great power, barely holds back Gaea's power, and later doesn't do all that much better against the [[spoiler: giant statue of Nero.]] Justified in the first case, given that Athena is a goddess and Gaea a step or two above her-even Athena herself couldn't have done much. Apollo handwaves the latter situation as a case of GodsNeedPrayerBadly, and Camp Half-Blood being almost entirely deserted weakens her power.

* BadassArmy: Every major group in the franchise has one-specifically, the Twelfth Legion, the army of demigods from Camp Half-Blood Percy leads in ''The Last Olympian,'' and the einherji.

%%* AFormYouAreComfortableWith: Every god, titan and primordial do this.

* {{God}}: Usually mentioned, but doesn't appear-though apparently, Thor is miffed with Jesus for not showing up to a fight centuries back.

* ActionGirl: All demigoddesses who stay in the camps are trained in battle, and most can hold their own in a fight. Their mothers, the gods, are no slouch either, and display a wealth of powers.

* MedicialCuisine: Greek and Roman demigods can consume ambrosia and nectar, the food of the gods, to quickly recover from their wounds and exhaustion. The downside is that their mortal bodies can only handle so much, and eating too much of it will cause them to combust. This is why it's reserved for emergencies.

** The true closest the series has is Chiron, the [[OurCentaursAreDifferent centaur]] Activities Director at Camp-Half-Blood. For [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld for untold centuries]] and throughout every book, he has trained and protected demigods from the perils of the world. He mentored the vast majority of heroes in the various books.