Still the best adaptation of my childhood favorite book series I could have ever hoped for. The changes are good, the times they quoted directly made me grin incredibly wide, and it somehow managed to capture the atmosphere perfectly. My comfort show. I'm so glad y'all are doing this.
I didn't know who Walker when I saw he was cast as Percy so to see how good of an actor he is I watched the movie you're talking about and a line he says in that movie I don't remember but it was the line was something like "have you ever gotten your ass kicked by a 12 year old" I immediately knew he was the perfect Percy and honestly he and all the kids in their roles are perfect🥰 btw I'm 26 and watching this show cuz I discovered the books in middle school and have been into the series for years
I think the thing about Luke's character that I like the most is that he did genuinely care about Percy. Even in the end fight, you could see that he didn’t *want* to hurt him. He was trying really hard to get him on his side so he wouldn’t have to.
This was a faithful adaption for me. As someone who has enjoyed the books for over 15 years, the changes that were made in the show made it better and brought somethings into present day. Not leaving it in 2005 when Rick Riordan originally wrote the book. I can't wait for season 2! The author also worked closely on the show which makes me and a lot of fans feel better about the small changes that were made.
They did the Sally/Gabe relationship such a disservice in this imo. Gabe is an abusive piece of shit in the books, which is why Sally stayed with him. She believed that his aura was so disgusting, that it would hide Percy from the monsters (In one of the books Percy says that Tartarus, the deepest pit in the underworld, smells like Gabe). In the book Sally uses Medusa's head to turn Gabe into a statue and sells him to an art gallery.
can't wait for season 2, by the sounds of it they're taking a break from the Volume stage and using actual locations. Apparently they were seen filming on a beach in British Columbia
I'm so excited cuz I've been getting into Epic the musical cuz i absolutely love the Odyssey so when I realized Sea of Monsters is basically just the Odyssey I felt so dumb for not realizing it in middle school 😅
@@DianaDxD I absolutely love how Rick put modern spins on the classic greek epics. The odyssey is pretty obvious with Sea of Monsters, but if you pay attention in The Last Olympian, if you follow a certain two campers, one doesn't fight out of pride, while the other takes up their armor to lead the charge. Directly mirroring Achilles and Patrocles in the Illiad.
A really nice detail I noticed were the parallels between Medusa and Athena. Athena blamed and punished Medusa for something Poseidon did, turning her into a monster. She did the exact same to Annabeth. She blamed her daughter for something a son of Poseidon did (bringing him into her temple probably didn’t help), and punished her by letting a monster come after her when she could have protected her. It really hits home the point that not all heroes look like heroes. It also cements that the Gods will always make the same mistakes due to their hubris, therefore creating problems for them and their children later down the line
Episode 4 where Percy falls off the St. Louis arc and gets grabbed by the Mississippi River is a point of some contention in the fandom lol. In the book, Percy jumps off the Arch into the river on purpose to get away from Echidna. Which is mildly impossible, because the Mississippi River is about a mile away from the Arch. Rick has admitted he made a mistake when he wrote the scene because he assumed the river ran through the Arch. So when this show was first announced, everyone started theorizing how the hell this scene was going to work. And the answer was "yoink!"
Fun fact (and its all non-spoiler, coming from a long time book reader) but Percy has 2 main nicknames in the fandom. Persassy, cause hes even sassier in the books and sarcastic as hell. And Percy "pay your child support" Jackson for reasons know to book readers. But you commented that Percy was trying to change the game with Annabeth's perception of love and I immediately thought of it. Percy is ALL FOR changing the game and actually making the gods respect and appreciate their kids mostly because of our queen and savior Sally Jackson.
I love how you can absolutely see where Luke is coming from and want to agree with him on some level but trying to kill Percy by sending him to Tartarus is just too far.
It's fairly accurate to the book. They moved a few things around for practicality and to help streamline some story elements but it's faithful overall. The only thing I wish they could have that they can't for practical reasons is, in the books, Percy isn't supposed to be able to get wet unless he wants to or the water is under the control of an opposing sea god
We would definitely watch live action reactions, I love Brooklyn 99, I'd love to see you watch it! I love how it's Hephaestus specifically that Annabeth convinces... cause out of all the Gods, he's the one who knows full well how the Gods treat each other, what the Gods are like, cause he's experienced it since birth (When he was born, Hera thought he was so ugly that she threw him out of Olympus) From what I can remember, Hephaestus doesn't actually show up in the books this early, but I really like what they did with him and this scene, not to mention them casting an actual disabled actor to play him
I just paused the video at 20:35 because you just pointed out he was fighting in the rain and that makes him stronger and I’ve read the books more times than I can count and have seen the show twice and never noticed and this NEVER happens to me😂 congratulations😂😂
So happy there's reaction to this series, and I'm vary glad you loved it. Can't wait for S2, and I really hope Disney greenlights at least all 5 books of original series, they set up the story so well
Fun Fact: The Author of Percy Jackson Series, "Rick Riordan," he played the Principle, also not only the book fans hate the movie, that includes the Author too.
I overall enjoyed this series. I agree with people that it moves a little too fast, not giving the characters time to figure things out for themselves on screen. I like a lot of aspects of this series, and I also like a lot of aspects of the film.
I love percy jackson and it's really good that they are making a series about it and it was so god damn good, the actors did a really good job and I hope Disney adapt at least the 5 books
My niece saw me cry for the first time a year after my father died. I’ve never seen her show emotion, the hug she gave me damn near broke my heart a second time that day.
LOVED the reaction! I’ve been a fan of these books for almost 10 years and all I can say is that I really liked this show. Yes, they changed things but honestly, I didn’t feel like those changes ruined the essence of the story Also, I felt like the energy of the characters was there throughout the whole season (Sorry if I sound like a robot, English isn't my first language)
I feel like I should mention that Gabe is MUCH worse in the books (it’s implied that he physically abused both Sally and Percy) but they didn’t want it to be as Graphic in the show
Loooved this reaction, idk if u noticed how grover said he was gonna go on a search for pan at the end and it's situated at the sea, well book 2/season 2 is called 'sea of monsters' and basically continous on thatt. Hope you'll check that out as well!
There's still elements of abuse seen here, they may go more into it in later episodes. We dont yet see any physical abuse but it's obvious Gabe thinks Sally being able to do things she wants is because he is "allowing her" after she agrees to do something he wants. That's a sign of emotional abuse
He's still abusive in the show it's abuse that isn't seen but more of an emotional one and he's just as manipulative in the show when he was spewing his crocodile tears of Sally and Percy disappearing. Plus I think showing physical abuse would've been really triggering to people and kids who either have a parent and/or step parent like Gabe
Yeah. In the books, he's far more physically abusive towards Sally, and I guess that would've made him easier to hate, and thus his petrification a lot more enjoyable. Also, props to the Percy Jackson series to not have a redemption arc for an abusive parental guardian and to just get rid of them in the first book. One thing I'm expecting in season 2 is that Percy and Clarisse can bond a bit over having abusive father figures (Clarisse's being Ares and Percy's being Gabe). We never really saw that and I think it'd be a good idea.
I believe the movies should have been its own thing, I really loved its designs and story and I also love this book accurate one too which makes me happy I get too see 2 versions of the story
i fw group reaction channels cause the energy is diff as a full group or combinations and even solo. I love every one of the diff energies it brings and feels fresh i fw all of sorta stupid
Hades has always been the best of the big 3. Other than Persephone who grew to love him, he’s pretty much just done his job and caused the least harm. Which is why Disney’s Hercules is a hard watch for me.
Just for some clarification, in the books Grover didn't rat Percy out, Grover instead tried to take the blame for him, but Miss Dodds used the situation to separate Percy from the others to try to attack him, Mr Brunner then shows up and gives him a pen that turns into a sword to kill Miss Dodds, then Mr Brunner and Grover act like nothing happened and like Miss Dodds didn't exist at all.
Percy and Annabeth are supposed to be 12 (almost 13) here in book/season 1. The original 5 books take place over 4 summers (and 1 winter in between). Grover is older in years but not maturity, due to being a satyr.
You guys should watch Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Its long but so worth it in the end. Gets better every season and slowly incorperates super powers, magic rocks, time travel, aliens etc. Really cool plot.
The kids are great and the series is better than the movies, but the movies had such great casting... Pierce Brosnan as Chiron, Nathan Fillion as Hermes, Stanley Tucci as Dionysus... and so many more.Except for Edge as Ares, total chef's kiss.
I didn't see it in the comments, so Im gonna say it: the reason Clarisse screamed at Percy for breaking her spear was because it was a gift from Ares (her dad).
59:28 Remember that, because percy is gonna have thousands by the end of season 5. 😂 1:01:57 If you listen closely, percy just sang "consensus~" even though it was not the lyrics. means he doesn't know the rest.
Welcome to fandom, have a look around, any Greek/Roman God that brain of yours can think of can be found. We got mountains of fan fic, some is pretty good some is pretty dog shit, if none of its of interest to you you’d be the first…. Edit: NOW FOR THE SEQUEL!! “We don’t talk about the MOVIES”
PERCY JACKSON im a massive mythology fan and i love the series while the movies... weren't the best this show version is very close to the books 100% accurate no but much close to the book and much better imo
I don't think they bring it up in the show, but the reason Clarisse was so mad about her broken spear was because it was a gift from her dad, Ares. It's made to be similar to Ares' own spear.
Just a little reminder that the mist changes how the mortals see anomalous things. For example, in the scene when the chimera/manticore(Don't remember if they changed it in the series) passed before the window in the train, we see a little dog. That's how mortals saw it. If a mortal saw the bolt, they probably would see a crowbar or something like that.
I sold the movies first then read the first book or at least half of it because I barely remember it and it honestly feels like a fever dream but I love the TV show
Rice University in Texas was patterned after European Universities. We lived in Colleges, which we compared to the Hogwarts Houses after Harry Potter was published. No Greeks, except for a few academic honor groups.
22:30 yh The younger Olympian gods are busy but the busiest are always my fav trio Apollo, Hermes and Dionysus 28:53 That's just Percy Jackson, we laugh when everything falls into hell LITERALLY 32:23 Dionysus will turn him into a crazy dolphin (read the books to understand the reference 😂 ) 1:04:04 Are u sure u aren't a prophet or smth😂 anyways loved your reactions☺
i feel like half the reason Poseidon didn't tell Percy if he dreams about his mom is because he probably doesn't want to know the dreams he has about her
I really wish Disney had done an animated D+ series, but maybe the enxt time they adapt a book series, they will. Kinda want them to adapt the underrated "Children of the Red King" series.
Ooh, a solo reaction. That's a cool change of pace.
They’ve done a few!
Your immediate distrust of Luke was so valid lmao
He's got good instincts, every other reactor I've watched has been like "Aw, Luke's so nice!" lol
Still the best adaptation of my childhood favorite book series I could have ever hoped for. The changes are good, the times they quoted directly made me grin incredibly wide, and it somehow managed to capture the atmosphere perfectly. My comfort show. I'm so glad y'all are doing this.
The kid playing Percy is Walker Scobell who played a younger Ryan Reynolds in The Adam Project.
you can really feel Ryan's influence in Walker's acting, and it's absolute perfection for Percy
@@typo1345 Oh its amazing
I didn't know who Walker when I saw he was cast as Percy so to see how good of an actor he is I watched the movie you're talking about and a line he says in that movie I don't remember but it was the line was something like "have you ever gotten your ass kicked by a 12 year old" I immediately knew he was the perfect Percy and honestly he and all the kids in their roles are perfect🥰 btw I'm 26 and watching this show cuz I discovered the books in middle school and have been into the series for years
I agree, percy is walking scrotum.
I don't know why my brain assumed you were reacting to the books on screen, like a reading marathon. This is cool, too, though.
You’re probably not used to it being in visual media.
Now I want them to do a group reading of the Percy Jackson books
I'd be all for a book marathon. And have them compare the books with the show and the movie.
27:29 "aw, crystal meth" had me laughing more than it should’ve 😭
I think the thing about Luke's character that I like the most is that he did genuinely care about Percy. Even in the end fight, you could see that he didn’t *want* to hurt him. He was trying really hard to get him on his side so he wouldn’t have to.
This was a faithful adaption for me. As someone who has enjoyed the books for over 15 years, the changes that were made in the show made it better and brought somethings into present day. Not leaving it in 2005 when Rick Riordan originally wrote the book. I can't wait for season 2! The author also worked closely on the show which makes me and a lot of fans feel better about the small changes that were made.
Exactly I loved it too
I appreciate how much you know about Greek mythology going into this.
They did the Sally/Gabe relationship such a disservice in this imo. Gabe is an abusive piece of shit in the books, which is why Sally stayed with him. She believed that his aura was so disgusting, that it would hide Percy from the monsters (In one of the books Percy says that Tartarus, the deepest pit in the underworld, smells like Gabe). In the book Sally uses Medusa's head to turn Gabe into a statue and sells him to an art gallery.
They did change it, but I (and uncle Rick) think it was a change for the better, he regretted making Sally a murderer.
can't wait for season 2, by the sounds of it they're taking a break from the Volume stage and using actual locations. Apparently they were seen filming on a beach in British Columbia
I'm so excited cuz I've been getting into Epic the musical cuz i absolutely love the Odyssey so when I realized Sea of Monsters is basically just the Odyssey I felt so dumb for not realizing it in middle school 😅
@@DianaDxD I absolutely love how Rick put modern spins on the classic greek epics. The odyssey is pretty obvious with Sea of Monsters, but if you pay attention in The Last Olympian, if you follow a certain two campers, one doesn't fight out of pride, while the other takes up their armor to lead the charge. Directly mirroring Achilles and Patrocles in the Illiad.
Yes they got a bigger budget , season 1 had a budget even smaller than the first movie .
A really nice detail I noticed were the parallels between Medusa and Athena. Athena blamed and punished Medusa for something Poseidon did, turning her into a monster. She did the exact same to Annabeth. She blamed her daughter for something a son of Poseidon did (bringing him into her temple probably didn’t help), and punished her by letting a monster come after her when she could have protected her. It really hits home the point that not all heroes look like heroes. It also cements that the Gods will always make the same mistakes due to their hubris, therefore creating problems for them and their children later down the line
Better than the movies by several miles. 💜
fr tho
That's not hard
Like the Harry Potter books are based on each year at Hogwarts, Percy Jackson books are primarily based on each summer for “camp” time.
Episode 4 where Percy falls off the St. Louis arc and gets grabbed by the Mississippi River is a point of some contention in the fandom lol. In the book, Percy jumps off the Arch into the river on purpose to get away from Echidna. Which is mildly impossible, because the Mississippi River is about a mile away from the Arch. Rick has admitted he made a mistake when he wrote the scene because he assumed the river ran through the Arch. So when this show was first announced, everyone started theorizing how the hell this scene was going to work. And the answer was "yoink!"
Fun fact (and its all non-spoiler, coming from a long time book reader) but Percy has 2 main nicknames in the fandom. Persassy, cause hes even sassier in the books and sarcastic as hell. And Percy "pay your child support" Jackson for reasons know to book readers. But you commented that Percy was trying to change the game with Annabeth's perception of love and I immediately thought of it. Percy is ALL FOR changing the game and actually making the gods respect and appreciate their kids mostly because of our queen and savior Sally Jackson.
This adaptation nailed the real beef Percy has with the gods
I love how you can absolutely see where Luke is coming from and want to agree with him on some level but trying to kill Percy by sending him to Tartarus is just too far.
It's fairly accurate to the book. They moved a few things around for practicality and to help streamline some story elements but it's faithful overall. The only thing I wish they could have that they can't for practical reasons is, in the books, Percy isn't supposed to be able to get wet unless he wants to or the water is under the control of an opposing sea god
We would definitely watch live action reactions, I love Brooklyn 99, I'd love to see you watch it!
I love how it's Hephaestus specifically that Annabeth convinces... cause out of all the Gods, he's the one who knows full well how the Gods treat each other, what the Gods are like, cause he's experienced it since birth (When he was born, Hera thought he was so ugly that she threw him out of Olympus)
From what I can remember, Hephaestus doesn't actually show up in the books this early, but I really like what they did with him and this scene, not to mention them casting an actual disabled actor to play him
6:41 Cameo from Rick Riordan (the book author) at the back left. He used to be a schoolteacher.
The true form is a mythological thing, if a mortal looks at it, they're straight up disintegrated.
Been anticipating this one a couple months! Excited to relive this show and hear from Boom about it.
damn this was so surprising, didn't expect you to react to this! so glad you're enjoying it
I just paused the video at 20:35 because you just pointed out he was fighting in the rain and that makes him stronger and I’ve read the books more times than I can count and have seen the show twice and never noticed and this NEVER happens to me😂 congratulations😂😂
So happy there's reaction to this series, and I'm vary glad you loved it. Can't wait for S2, and I really hope Disney greenlights at least all 5 books of original series, they set up the story so well
Fun Fact: The Author of Percy Jackson Series, "Rick Riordan," he played the Principle, also not only the book fans hate the movie, that includes the Author too.
The underworld isn't hell, it contains multiple different afterlifes depending on how great or terrible the people who died are.
They did a great job with this show. Cant wait for season 2!
The actor for Dionysus is Jason Mantzoukas! Same man who voice acts Rex-splode in Invincible!
I overall enjoyed this series. I agree with people that it moves a little too fast, not giving the characters time to figure things out for themselves on screen. I like a lot of aspects of this series, and I also like a lot of aspects of the film.
I love percy jackson and it's really good that they are making a series about it and it was so god damn good, the actors did a really good job and I hope Disney adapt at least the 5 books
My niece saw me cry for the first time a year after my father died. I’ve never seen her show emotion, the hug she gave me damn near broke my heart a second time that day.
A boom solo react? I am 100% on board. They did a much much better job portraying the books than the movies did
1:35 😂 my mom is the type that loves shouting predictions every five minutes
LOVED the reaction!
I’ve been a fan of these books for almost 10 years and all I can say is that I really liked this show. Yes, they changed things but honestly, I didn’t feel like those changes ruined the essence of the story
Also, I felt like the energy of the characters was there throughout the whole season (Sorry if I sound like a robot, English isn't my first language)
U made my day man, super funny reaction! Percy Jackson is the best
I feel like I should mention that Gabe is MUCH worse in the books (it’s implied that he physically abused both Sally and Percy) but they didn’t want it to be as Graphic in the show
Great reaction Boom! As someone who read the books I thought this show was really good!
Luke is right about nearly everything, except teaming up with Kronos. That's the last thing you want in power.
The “you drool when you sleep” line is from the book. It’s really well known
Loooved this reaction, idk if u noticed how grover said he was gonna go on a search for pan at the end and it's situated at the sea, well book 2/season 2 is called 'sea of monsters' and basically continous on thatt. Hope you'll check that out as well!
FYI Gabe was very abusive in the books, but this version is just a stupid guy
There's still elements of abuse seen here, they may go more into it in later episodes. We dont yet see any physical abuse but it's obvious Gabe thinks Sally being able to do things she wants is because he is "allowing her" after she agrees to do something he wants. That's a sign of emotional abuse
He's still abusive in the show it's abuse that isn't seen but more of an emotional one and he's just as manipulative in the show when he was spewing his crocodile tears of Sally and Percy disappearing. Plus I think showing physical abuse would've been really triggering to people and kids who either have a parent and/or step parent like Gabe
@@ashleyjohnson9651it's washed down to a point where it's pretty odd that the show expects us to enjoy him be petrified at the end
@@andalilbitqueer probably why they changed it to an accident as opposed to having Sally sell him as art
Yeah.
In the books, he's far more physically abusive towards Sally, and I guess that would've made him easier to hate, and thus his petrification a lot more enjoyable.
Also, props to the Percy Jackson series to not have a redemption arc for an abusive parental guardian and to just get rid of them in the first book.
One thing I'm expecting in season 2 is that Percy and Clarisse can bond a bit over having abusive father figures (Clarisse's being Ares and Percy's being Gabe). We never really saw that and I think it'd be a good idea.
Percy Jackson has always been my favorite book series of all time. He is like an American Harry Potter.
The Oracle has a twisted sense of humor. She knew Gabe would annoy Percy the most so she chose him!
Actor playing Ares is a wrestler (Edge/Adam Copeland)
I believe the movies should have been its own thing, I really loved its designs and story and I also love this book accurate one too which makes me happy I get too see 2 versions of the story
i fw group reaction channels cause the energy is diff as a full group or combinations and even solo. I love every one of the diff energies it brings and feels fresh i fw all of sorta stupid
I love these reactions!
Man I wish this was group reaction but I still enjoyed it so much. Such good adaptation
Hades has always been the best of the big 3. Other than Persephone who grew to love him, he’s pretty much just done his job and caused the least harm. Which is why Disney’s Hercules is a hard watch for me.
Just for some clarification, in the books Grover didn't rat Percy out, Grover instead tried to take the blame for him, but Miss Dodds used the situation to separate Percy from the others to try to attack him, Mr Brunner then shows up and gives him a pen that turns into a sword to kill Miss Dodds, then Mr Brunner and Grover act like nothing happened and like Miss Dodds didn't exist at all.
Percy and Annabeth are supposed to be 12 (almost 13) here in book/season 1. The original 5 books take place over 4 summers (and 1 winter in between). Grover is older in years but not maturity, due to being a satyr.
You guys should watch Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Its long but so worth it in the end. Gets better every season and slowly incorperates super powers, magic rocks, time travel, aliens etc. Really cool plot.
So here for this!
The kids are great and the series is better than the movies, but the movies had such great casting... Pierce Brosnan as Chiron, Nathan Fillion as Hermes, Stanley Tucci as Dionysus... and so many more.Except for Edge as Ares, total chef's kiss.
Ares will take any chance to fuck with Athena. So he probably decided to help Athenas brat after she ignored her own kid.
The books are so incredible
I didn't see it in the comments, so Im gonna say it: the reason Clarisse screamed at Percy for breaking her spear was because it was a gift from Ares (her dad).
Could you guys watch the 2004 series “The Batman”? It’s one of the most underrated showings of Batman.
1:18:17 The Rated R!!! Superstar!!! Edge!/Adam Copeland!!!
Was so happy see him in this
AMAZING
Yes sir my boy edge still my favorite wwe wrestler
59:28 Remember that, because percy is gonna have thousands by the end of season 5. 😂
1:01:57 If you listen closely, percy just sang "consensus~" even though it was not the lyrics. means he doesn't know the rest.
Now you gotta read the books and listen to the musical!!!
I enjoyed this video so much!!!!
The author had a cameo in the principal scene. He is chilling in the armchair near thw window.
Book 1 - 12/13
Book 2 -13/14
Book 3- 14
Book 4-15
Book 5 -15/16
I have never clicked on a video so fast in my life
26:03 "Even that one sign who pointed" LMAO
Ms. Dodds was a fury.
Welcome to fandom, have a look around, any Greek/Roman God that brain of yours can think of can be found. We got mountains of fan fic, some is pretty good some is pretty dog shit, if none of its of interest to you you’d be the first….
Edit: NOW FOR THE SEQUEL!! “We don’t talk about the MOVIES”
PERCY JACKSON im a massive mythology fan and i love the series while the movies... weren't the best this show version is very close to the books 100% accurate no but much close to the book and much better imo
It's good to see AEW pro wrestler, Adam Copland in the show🎉🎉
Boom is the Goat
51:12 i don't like to eat while driving because i get easily road sick
I don't think they bring it up in the show, but the reason Clarisse was so mad about her broken spear was because it was a gift from her dad, Ares. It's made to be similar to Ares' own spear.
Don’t tell the others, but you’re my favorite lol
23:46 SONG OF ACHILLES MENTION!!
Fellow TSOA enjoyer 🤝
Just a little reminder that the mist changes how the mortals see anomalous things. For example, in the scene when the chimera/manticore(Don't remember if they changed it in the series) passed before the window in the train, we see a little dog. That's how mortals saw it. If a mortal saw the bolt, they probably would see a crowbar or something like that.
I sold the movies first then read the first book or at least half of it because I barely remember it and it honestly feels like a fever dream but I love the TV show
It's still weird to me seeing Edge in a disney series😭😭😭
Kinda like when cena played Fred's father 😂
Rice University in Texas was patterned after European Universities. We lived in Colleges, which we compared to the Hogwarts Houses after Harry Potter was published. No Greeks, except for a few academic honor groups.
oh shit this was unexpected when season 2 comes out are you guys doing solo react or group?
None of us have seen it other than Sean. When s2 comes out it would be him doing it
FUCK YESSSSSSSSS FINALLY PERCY
2:02:41 Mortals can't look at the gods in their true forms or else they'll literally disintegrate.
Just makes me more curious about their true forms tbh
I'm a New Yorker who lives in Texas. Soooo lol I understand the driving thing 😂
“Fox news was right” -Sorta Stupid 2024 9th October
If you enjoy the show you should check out the books or the musical I enjoy that they all tell the same story with slight variations
22:30 yh The younger Olympian gods are busy but the busiest are always my fav trio Apollo, Hermes and Dionysus
28:53 That's just Percy Jackson, we laugh when everything falls into hell LITERALLY
32:23 Dionysus will turn him into a crazy dolphin (read the books to understand the reference 😂 )
1:04:04 Are u sure u aren't a prophet or smth😂
anyways loved your reactions☺
The actor playing Percy is the same actor who played young Adam (Ryan Reynolds) from the Adam Project
youve got no idea how happy i was to see this particular notification bro
The P.F.Flyers comment is such a good sandlot reference I wonder how many people caught it
i feel like half the reason Poseidon didn't tell Percy if he dreams about his mom is because he probably doesn't want to know the dreams he has about her
honestly y'all should do more live action stuff, i'd kill to see you guys react to brooklyn 99 or what we do in the shadows
Bro, no I would watch the heck outta a Brooklyn Nine-Nine reaction.
Nice Trigun poster!
I really wish Disney had done an animated D+ series, but maybe the enxt time they adapt a book series, they will. Kinda want them to adapt the underrated "Children of the Red King" series.
Dude, I'd be SO down for y'all to watch B99!!
I feel like Brooklyn 99 would totally fit your guys’ sense of humour!
Would love a Brooklyn 99 reaction honestly
50:15 I mean... Have you seen the show Kaos? Zeus is WAY more brutal in that series. He'll unleash mass death events on a whim.