BREAKING: Walker Scobell steps into full hero mode. Disney+ dropped Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and I can confirm Season 3 is already in production. The 16 year old star is not just leading the show. He is helping shape what comes next, on screen and on the page. This is the moment he graduates from breakout kid to franchise captain. ⚡️
A Bigger Percy Arrives
Season 2, based on The Sea of Monsters, hits with confidence. Scobell’s Percy is sharper, funnier, and stronger. His voice has more weight. His sword work lands with snap. He plays the chaos and the heart, sometimes in the same scene, and it never feels forced. You can feel the homework. He reads, he trains, he asks the right questions.
Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians premiered December 10, 2025 on Disney+.
This growth matters because the books grow too. The stakes rise. The world widens. Percy must carry more pain and more purpose. Scobell meets the moment with steady control. His chemistry with the returning cast clicks fast. The humor is quick, then the danger hits, and he pivots without a stumble.
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Season 3 Is Rolling, With Scobell In The Room
Here is what I can confirm. The Titan’s Curse, Season 3, is in active production. We have our first look at Scobell on set, armor dusted, eyes up, ready for a tougher quest. The tone is darker, but the energy is high. It feels like a show that knows exactly what it is.
Scobell is not only suiting up. He is weighing in. He has been part of script talks for Season 3, pushing to honor the books while allowing for smart surprises. That kind of input is rare for a teen lead, and it shows how much the creative team trusts him.
Season 3 is in production, with Walker Scobell giving input on scripts.
He has also made his hopes clear. He wants to keep going into The Heroes of Olympus era. That would bring a bigger canvas, older characters, and new mythic threats. The studio sees the road ahead. So does the audience.
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A Teen Star With A Grown Up Work Ethic
Scobell is 16, and he is still in school. He studies between takes. He logs class hours after battle scenes, fake blood still drying. It is not glamorous, but it is real. That grind shows up on screen. He stays focused, keeps Percy grounded, and never loses the spark.
Scobell is 16 and still attends school while filming.
Fans have clocked the growth. Families are setting weekly watch nights. Longtime readers are cheering the tone and the respect for the lore. New viewers are finding an easy way in, through Scobell’s calm, curious Percy.
What this means for the franchise:
- The lead and the character are aging in sync
- The creative spine of the show is getting stronger
- The next books can be tackled with confidence
- Cast chemistry will deepen as arcs get heavier
Beyond Camp Half Blood
Scobell’s momentum is not limited to one universe. He appears in the feature film Looking Through Water, released in September, opposite Michael Douglas and Cameron Douglas. It is a different gear for him, more intimate and less quippy. That range matters. It shows he can carry scenes without a sword or a monster in sight.
Before Percy, he made noise with The Adam Project and Secret Headquarters in 2022. That early spark has turned into staying power. Studios want young leads who can handle spectacle and still feel human. Scobell is doing that week after week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How old is Walker Scobell right now?
A: He is 16, born January 5, 2009.
Q: When did Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians premiere?
A: December 10, 2025 on Disney+.
Q: Is Season 3 confirmed?
A: Yes. The Titan’s Curse is in production, and a first look from set has already been captured.
Q: Is Scobell involved behind the scenes?
A: Yes. He has joined script discussions for Season 3 to help keep the story true to the books and fresh for TV.
Q: What projects is he doing outside Percy Jackson?
A: He appears in Looking Through Water with Michael and Cameron Douglas, released in September 2025, and he previously starred in The Adam Project and Secret Headquarters.
Conclusion
Walker Scobell is not just keeping Percy Jackson alive. He is pushing it forward. With Season 2 out, Season 3 underway, and a clear eye on Heroes of Olympus, he is leading a beloved story into its next era. The kid fans rooted for is now the anchor of the franchise, and the future looks bold, bright, and well earned. 🎬
