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i was reading through hunger games catching fire when i read a line were katniss thinks she should died in the quarter quell and peeta should live so he will be able to use his pain to do what katniss did in mockingjay (unite the districts) so if you think do a video where peeta gets saved by 13 instead of katniss
To me, Thalia belongs in slytherin. The traits are cunning, ambition, and resourcefulness- huntress, needs resourcefulness, and her fatal flaw is literally ambition.
i’ve always believe percy is a hufflepuff. His fatal flaw is literlly loyalty, he dedicates himself to every quest whether or not he’s being asked, and he constantly break barriers as “the nice demigod”
Harry was also just as loyal and nice. Let's face it sorting people into 4 different categouries based off of their personalities is stupid, I mean just think of Regulus and Snape, both incredibly brave slitherins
I think morgan went a little biased with the heroes = Gryffindor route for some characters, which is honestly disappointing Edit: I also think Clarisse should've been a Hufflepuff given the fact that she was one of, if not the most, loyal camper at camp to her fellow comrades and even her future bf (I forgot his name sorry-)
If I may, since you've done a "What Hogwarts House would Percy Jackson characters be in" would you be interested in "Which Godly Parent Harry Potter characters would have?" I really like your choices for each characters house and their reasonings and I think it would be fun to see the reverse. I've been a fan of both these serires for years and it's always nice to see each opinion on who goes to which house but we never see what Godly parent Harry Potter would have.
@@catangelcosmos that is true, although it would still be really fun to try and figure out but in my personal view, I just don’t see Harry as an actual demigod. I would say that he is a legacy of one of the big, three, but a demigod, I personally don’t see it. Anyway, I would like to hear what you think which characters would have as their godly parents.
@@salazarslytherin6575 Just because you're putting a character into another series doesn't automatically cancel what they are. Plently of people do crossovers all the time and they don't change who or what the characters are, just puts them in different enviroments to see how they'd fit and react to the world around them. I've read a lot of crossover fanfics between Percy Jackson and Harry Potter, and all of them invole Percy and/or the Godly Seven going to Hogwarts to protect Harry or something, and either they're given a temporary blessing in order to use magic or just can for some reason. Now, does that mean they're no longer demi gods, no, it's just fun crossover between two series the author really loves. My Hero Academia is a great example of crossover between series. I've seen dozens of people theorizing or doing fanart/fanfic for Demon Slayer, Haikyuu, Mob Psycho 100, Dragon Ball Z, Fairy Tail, even Marvel and DC etc. Some would have them fit more into MHA's world, but still have their powers and others have the characters as the same just transported to MHA's world. If you don't see Harry as a demi god, that is completely fine. Legacy is an interesting view for him. And I always love seeing the different ways fans want to blend two medias together in a new and unique way. That's way I'm curious to see MovieFlame's opinion of if HP had godly parents. (if he choices to takle this topic of course)
am i the only one who feels like clrice would be a hufflepuff, like shes extremly loyal to the camp and the camper , she puts hardwark to make sure the camp and the campers are safe, puts dedication to make sure its safe and that she can prove her self to her father, and when its not someone she hates she wants to make sure everyone has fair play
Understandable. Sometimes it feels like if someone has a history of being a bit of a bully, they're condemned to Slytherin forever. But Clarisse is much more than just a bully.
@Melodie Nollenberger I think that the artwork came from a published graphic novel, not fan art. And I don't think she looks ugly, just more masculine. And not every girl looks super feminine, and not everyone looks like a super model. I actually appreciate the way she looks cuz it's more realistic, and she doesn't have to be conventionally "beautiful" to be a good person in the end, if that makes sense.
That thing with Percy in the underworld was only partly Nico's fault Hades told Nico to bring him down so he can TALK TO PERCY not capture him. Nico protested Percy's imprisonment almost as much as he did with Hades's broken promise
That’s what I thought, I’m sorry but I DISAGREE with most of these, Thalia could be a slitherin, Annabeth too, and Jason could possibly be a ravenclaw, Percy a hufflepuff and so many more ones.
Honestly, I think Nico is not Syltherin. He is more Gryffindor or Hufflepuff. Only Slytherin trait that I see in Nico is Self-Preservation, and even Frank comes under that. Nico is Brave and Daring, yet he also shows Loyalty, Fair-Play and Dedication. He is also more patient than most Demigods. What you say of Nico is honestly such a young version of him. He had grown way too much by the time of BoO or tHO. Honestly, the fact you take Nico's fatal flaw- Grudges, as a point for Slytherin, and not Percy's flaw of Loyalty as Hufflepuff is very contradictory of what are criterias used for this video. Edit- Forget the fact I said Nico had Self-Preservation. I remembered his BoO time.
Nico is also super determined. Guy literally went into the Labyrinth to save his sister and nothing deterred him. Also, he’s resourceful. He survived in the Labyrinth with only a ghost. The on;y help he had was a spirit. Nico has also proven he is willing to disregard the Laws of Death to bring Bianca back. I think the Gryffindors would annoy him and the Hufflepuffs would also annoy him.
THANK YOU!!! I feel like everybody else is just putting Nico in Slyterin because he’s a son of Hades and he can summon death and they all think that death and Slytherins come together.
Same, bit dissappointed when Nico was sorted into Slytherin. I mean younger Nico is 1000% Slytherin but after he met Will and started growing he's def diff now
My personal headcanon is the Hecate Cabin goes to Ilvermorny in the Fall and Camp Half Blood in the Summer, meaning they sadly have little time to spend with their mortal families.
To everyone saying Percy is a Hufflepuff bc his fatal flaw is loyalty… well my argument is that is literally Harry’s flaw and Voldemort uses that against him multiple times, but no one would disagree he’s a Gryffindor. It has more to do with your positive character traits than flaws.
I agree with the premise but not the conclusion. I think Percy is a hufflepuff, but I would argue that it’s not just because of his fatal flaw, but also his actions. Yes he’s loyal, it’s a huge part of his character, but he has other hufflepuff traits too. Such as using his boon to ask for all the gods to acknowledge their kids, or giving up the glory by giving Clarisse the Golden Fleece (fair play). Not to mention that Harry asked for Gryffindor when he would have otherwise been in Slytherin.
To me, Nico fits all the houses very well. It really just depends what book series you are talking about. He has grown a lot. In the early books he would be a slytherin. But in ToA and HoO He would be either gryfinndor or hufflepuff. So Nico is a hard character to place.
To be honest, Piper was a shock to me. but with your examples, I can't argue. Besides, you didn't even venture into how she can manipulate people with charmspeak and singing skills, befitting for a slytherin.
Also I can understand Piper being in Slytherin, but I feel she is a better Hufflepuff. I think Piper's beliefs align more with Hufflepuff, and since he only did the reasons behind one house it is harder compare which house characters belong in. (Nico, Percy)
It’s interesting to see how different you can see the same characters, I only thought the same as you on 5 characters; Grover, Luke, Rachel, Hazel & Leo
I only agreed with Grover, Leo, Rachel, Hazel and Frank. I think Luke should be Gryffindor. Would you put Frank in hufflepuff? Anabeth would fit either ravenclaw or slytherin
Morgan is literally the sorting hat in this muggle world. I've seen alot of people sorting percy jackson characters and I couldn't agree more with your choices. Your explanation was very thought out and made so much sense!
I feel like before Bianca's death Nico would've been a Ravenclaw, he knew so much about mythomagic and the gods. Even after Bianca's death he showed curiosity when he learned how to use his powers. But he is more slytherin. Love your videos ❤
I love this I love it when he does non cannon videos or guessing videos bc they r so fun to watch and see his ideas plz do more of this content but with another one like Star Wars
A lot of the ‘evil’ characters are being defined as Slytherin, and as a Slytherin myself, just because we are in the ‘evil’ house, we aren’t all bad. It really gets under my skin when people tell me “Oh, you’re a Slytherin?” And then try to hide the fact they don’t like me as much as they used to or say “Really! That’s bad! You’re evil!” But I really like how before being ‘this person is bad, so they’re a Slytherin, you show WHY they actually belong in Slytherin
I think we'd rather not judge these houses by fatal flaws ( as done by most of the comments ) coz people are defined by their best qualities not their flaws
Yes and no. I think that someone’s flaws tells you a lot about them, and fatal flaws are a defining characteristic, though you are right there is more too it, especially if they recognize these faults and work to overcome them. It’s why I think Percy is hufflepuff not just for his flaw, but also what he values and does. While I don’t think Annabeth is Slytherin despite her hubris, she values her mind and knowledge too much
Ehh….. peoples fatal flaws are really connected to a characters traits, like Percy’s fatal flaw is loyalty, and he is so loyal to his friends that he often puts himself in dangerous situations for them.
except hogwarts houses aren’t about your qualities are what you’re like, it’s about what you value. it’s a reason hogwarts and ilvermorny differ, in ilvermorny you get placed based on how you’re like, in hogwarts you get placed on what you value.
According to me - *1. Percy Jackson - Hufflepuff* (As his fatal flaw is loyalty) *2. Annabeth Chase - Slytherin* (As her fatal flaw is hubris, she is very ambitious and smart, just like a true Slytherin) *3. Grover Underwood - Hufflepuff* (He's very loyal and brave) *4. Thalia Grace - Slytherdor* : A mix of Slytherin and Gryffindor (She's very brave and ambitious) *5. Nico di Angelo - Gryffindor* (He goes through a lot of changes, though. One of the best character arcs, in my opinion. I feel like he is a perfect mixture of all the houses. At the start of the book, he was a Hufflepuff, just a cute kid who loved to play Mythomagic and looked up to Percy. When Bianca died, he became more revengeful, and became more of a Slytherin. But, in the Heroes of Olympus, he showed more of his Gryffindor side and played a vital role in bringing the Athena Parthenos back to camp, and risking his life for the mission.) *6. Jason Grace - Gryffindor* (He would do anything to protect his friends, and he is very chivalrous) *7. Luke Castellan - Slytherin* (He was very ambitious and revengeful. Also, he is very manipulative, which is how he got all those young demigods to join Kronos's side and how he got all the camp wrapped around his finger) *8. Clarrise La Rue - Gryffindor* (She is very loyal to the camp, is a natural leader, is chivalrous and a little reckless) *9. Rachel Elizabeth Dare - Ravenclaw* (She is very creative and resourceful. She is also very wise, you know, being the Oracle of Delphi, and all) *10. Hazel Levesque - Hufflepuff* (Honestly, when I think of Hazel, I immediately think of sweet, loyal, hard-working - all the Hufflepuff traits. Like Morgan said, she gave up Elysium for her mother, even when she treated her like trash. Also, she worked very hard to master the Mist, which shows her hard-working nature, and her dedication to help save her friends) *11. Frank Zhang - Huffledor* : A mix of Hufflepuff and Gryffindor (In the start, he was a true Hufflepuff - a softie, and someone who was willing to give his life for his friends, like when he was willing to give his life for Hazel in the Son of Neptune. He is also very trusting, which is shown when he gives his stick of firewood to Hazel. After he got the Blessing of Mars, though, he changed a lot - and not just in looks. He became a natural leader, more daring, and the perfect praetor. We all know he will defend Camp Jupiter with his heart, as he is both loyal and brave - a perfect Huffledor) *12. Piper McLean - Slytherin* (WARNING : Piper lovers, don't read) I'm going to be very honest, I feel like Piper is one of the worst characters of the 7. Just like Morgan said, she is very manipulative - figures, her literal power is charm-speaking! Even when she was younger, she abused her powers to steal things. She gets really shallow and jealous about Jason, like when she found out Reyna had feelings for Jason. Also, when Drew wanted Jason to like her, she got so possessive and threatened Drew. First of all, her memories with Jason were fake. They weren't even dating. I get Rick wanted to portray her as a tomboy, but it made her feel like someone who hates people who even like the colour pink. She is somewhat of a misogynist, honestly, in my opinion. She also complains a lot. *13. Leo Valdez - Gryffindor* (Leo is brave, funny, witty, and loyal. The plot twist when Leo announced to Hazel and Frank that he was going to die - that was a big Gryffindor move right there! He sacrificed his life without a second thought to defeat Gaia. Yeah, he knew he was going to come back, but how sure could he have been? I can't imagine the amount of bravery that must have taken. ) IF ANYONE ACTUALLY READ THIS WHOLE THING, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING!!!
Harry was also loyal but he’s a gryffindor, percy is too brave for hufflepuf, gryffindor can also mean you’re loyal to your friends. Percy is not that nice of a person to be in hufflepuf, i’m sorry but percy is definitely a gryffindor. He’s too daring and impertinent to be in hufflepuf 😂 well yeah cedric was brave enough but he wouldn’t dare challenge someone way stronger than him just because he doesn’t like the guy like percy did to ares or kronos, or dyonisus or anyone you name it. He’s definitely not a hufflepuf. Percy’s Fatal flaws (loyalty) is literally every main characters fatal flaws trust me.
Piper isnt manipulative as she didn’t do it on purpose, it’s not her fault she has charmspeak. That’s like calling leo a psychopath and a murderer because he killed his mom on accident. I agree with all of these though
@@royaleyzen Okay, fine, maybe she's not manipulative, but she is very very possessive... I quote, "“Oh, and Drew, honey?” The former counselor looked back reluctantly. “In case you think I’m not a true daughter of Aphrodite,” Piper said, “don’t even look at Jason Grace. He may not know it yet, but he’s mine. If you even try to make a move, I will load you into a catapult and shoot you across Long Island Sound." Jason was single and they weren't even dating yet that time. But anyway, that's completely my opinion, you can have another opinion.
While Nico is still the son of Hades, I would think that he used to be slytherin but during Heroes of Olympus I think he became more gryffindor or maybe hufflepuff
I dislike it when people put Annabeth into Slytherin - her mother is Athena and her nickname is 'Wise Girl' - so I'm happy about her placement in Ravenclaw.
Percy is a hufflepuff. It makes the most sense. His fatal flaw is loyalty. He is incredibly humble like cedric and values fair play as he let clarisse take the fleece to camp. Because he knew it was her quest. One could make the argument that hes not hard working, but look at how he managed to catch up with his missing work in the trials of appolo. Also everytime he goes into battle its almost always his loyalty to his friends or to the camp that push him to do this
Harry Potter also got minipulated by voldemort the same way. Voldemort used harry's friends to lure him. its the same thing and yet you would not say Harry is a Hufflepuff.
Percy should definitely be in Hufflepuff, we constantly see him making dumb moves according to people because of his loyalty and his fatal flaw is excessive loyalty, he is fair to people, he is definitely brave but a lot of the root cause of his braveness is his loyalty. And most importantly he values his loyalty the most, more than his bravery.
despite many people believing Percy to be Hufflepuff i always felt he be gryffindor just cus of how many stupid decisions he makes. He really went and challenge the god of war at age 12. He goes into action without really going over things or seeing just how crazy his ideas are. He does borderline between brave and stupid decision-making like 90% of the time which is a very gryffindor thing but i do think he has hufflepuff undertones which is where his loyalty comes into play.
Great video. I'm speechless, although if I truly were speechless, then I couldn't be writing this. You put each character in the best house. It would've been cool if at Rachel you also wrote:"you might say that she is gryffindor, given the fact that she threw a haircomb at Kronos himself"🤣🤣🤣🤣, but overall it was gold.
I’d say Percy is a Hufflepuff because of his fatal flaw, which is loyalty. Annabeth in Slytherin because of her fatal flaw which is basically her pride, she also has leadership qualities and is very resourceful. I’d also say Clarisse is a Gryffindor because although at first she comes off as a bully, we have seen a couple Gryffindor bullies. She also does want glory, for both herself and Ares Cabin.
I think the house they're in should depend on the traits they value, Annabeth valuing her wisdom which is the trait of a Ravenclaw. I do see why people think she could be in Slytherin, but Annabeth is not selfish and sacrifices herself for Percy proving she isn't always looking out for herself
@@any_me...LOL Not all Slytherins are selfish and cowardly. Sure that’s a trait, but not everyone has that trait. Like Harry Potter, he has all the qualities Slytherin himself wanted in his students but Harry isn’t selfish or cowardly.
@@soo1579 I agree and do believe Annabeth could be in Slytherin. My personal opinion is that Annabeth as a character always seemed to prioritize and value wisdom, a trait most Ravenclaws value above all else. So that's why I think she's a Ravenclaw. I understand why some people think she would be sorted into Slytherin, with her quick thinking and cleverness, but I definitely don't think it's obvious that she's in Slytherin when Ravenclaw is a house for the wise. I think it's fair to say that Percy is a Griffinpuff and Annabeth is a Slytherclaw. They could go either way 😅
@@soo1579 Also, I never said Slytherins were cowardly. I don't believe any of the houses are cowardly, and Slytherins are definitely up there as a house I believe to be very believe in the face of danger
I feel like annabeth is a slytheren becauss her fatal flaw is huburus (dont know how to spell) so she thinks she can do anything herself, she is also very ambitious
Imo, Percy is 100% Huffelpuff: his fatal flaw is excessive personal loyalty, which is a Huffelpuff trait---Jason, on the other hand, fits much more cleanly into the Gryffindor archetype: always doing the "honorable" thing, unlike Percy, whose loyalty often drives him to make reckless decisions. Similarly, Annabeth's fatal flaw of Hubris makes her a shoo-in for Slytherin: her ambition clouds her judgement time and time again, and her resourcefulness and quick-thinking allowed her to recover the Athena Parthenon all by herself with no elemental superpowers like Jason or Percy or Hazel, or tech-genius like Leo, or shapeshifting like Frank, or charmspeak like Piper: if that isn't resourceful, idk what is. Just some food for thought. Even tho I disagree with some of these picks, thank you so much for doing this video Morgan! Keep up the great work! :)
I think Percy and Annabeth would be Hatstalls but in the end would be sorted for Gryffindor and Ravenclaw. Yeah Annabeth is cunning, resourceful and her fatal flaw is the embodiment of ambition but knowledge and wits are her main traits by a mile. As for Percy, he showed his bravery and daringness multiple times, like facing Ares, taking the weight of the sky by himself, or diving into the Styx. He also has a lot of nerve, he never had problems interacting even with the gods in not so polite ways, like when he met Artemis for the first time and he was like "meh...", or the way he taunts his enemies in battle. Yeah loyalty is of great value and he is humble but the same stands for Harry and he is fully a Gryffindor.
Here is my take on this: Percy Jackson: Gryffindor. While his fatal flaw is personal loyalty and he’s dedicated and values fair play to an extent, he’s also brave, reckless, and noble. Loyalty can be a trait of all four houses, not just Hufflepuff. The loyalty of a Hufflepuff type of loyalty is more of an “I’ll die with you” sort of loyalty, while Gryffindor loyalty is much more “I’ll die for you.” His Hufflepuff loyalty would only really only be reserved for two people. Annabeth and his mom. The rest of the time, he’s the “I’ll die for you” sort of guy. Annabeth Chase: Ravenclaw. Again, though her fatal flaw is hubris, this sorting is much more about what she values. Battle of the Labyrinth shows her Ravenclaw side perfectly, namely the scene with the Sphinx. In that scene, she literally tells the Sphinx that its questions are an insult to her intelligence. I feel like a Slytherin would be completely cool with these questions. If Annabeth were a true Slytherin, she’d answer these questions when she saw there was no other way out. In the book, even though she knew that her decision to challenge the Sphinx was dangerous, she still did. Grover Underwood: Hufflepuff. Sweet, emotional, empathetic, dedicated, kind, and an environmentalist. I don’t know what gets more Hufflepuff than that. Clarisse la Rue: Gryffindor. Loud, determined, reckless, born fighter, natural leader. I don’t know who else is more Gryffindor than Clarisse. Tyson: Hufflepuff. Basically the same as Grover except not really that empathetic or that much of an environmentalist. Thalia Grace (oops, just Thalia): Gryffindor. While her fatal flaw is ambition, her actions are way more Gryffindor. In fact, unless my memory doesn’t serve, her first mention was about how she sacrificed her life for Annabeth, Grover, and Luke to pass into camp. From her introduction, she just seems Gryffindor, though Slytherin would definitely be her second house. Nico di Angelo: Slytherin. Not because he’s dark, but because he had lots of Slytherin traits from the later books of PJO through the end of HoO. Battle of the Labyrinth was the peak of his Slytherin personality. In that book, he had and exhibited basically all of the Slytherin traits. He had one clear ambition (or goal, if you prefer), which was to bring his older sister back to life. Throughout the book, he was determined to accomplish that goal, which was disregarding the rules of the Underworld and laws of death. In addition, you need resourcefulness and self-preservation to get through the Labyrinth all on your own. Throughout that book, he was also solitary, wrathful, and his fatal flaw was established to be holding grudges- a very Slytherin fatal flaw. After that, he was still Slytherin, though more noticeably less wrathful than he was before. It’s also noticeable that he survived Tartarus on his own, which, yes, was bravery, but also pure determination and self-preservation. After all his trials and throughout ToA, he’s much more lively and animated, but I don’t think he’s fit for Gryffindor of Hufflepuff yet. I’d say he’s probably a more open, sociable Slytherin than his peers, or a Ravenclaw. I’m not discounting his bravery or his loyalty, but I’m saying his determination, ambition, and self-preservation were much more prevalent in his character. Zoë Nightshade: Not enough information. Rachel Elizabeth Dare: Gryffindor. While she’s open-minded and artistic, she’s also very Gryffindor in the sense that she’s bold, outspoken, and daring (she did hit Kronos in the eye with a hairbrush, that has to count for something). …………………… Heroes of Olympus: Jason Grace: He defines Gryffindor. Bravery, courage, honor, daring, chivalry, honor, order. He has it all. His sense of duty is also admirable and reminds of Harry’s own, namely when he yelled at Lupin about how his father wouldn’t want Lupin to leave his wife and child. He’s definitely one of the more “logical” Gryffindors, compared to Leo, but is definitely Gryffindor. Leo Valdez: Gryffindor. He represents its more boisterous, happy-go-lucky side. He checks off a lot of the boxes: Courage, bravery, willingness to sacrifice himself for the mission, and much, much more. Piper McLean: Hufflepuff. While Piper is not ultimately my favorite character, she does fit my own house. Now, before you go all “But CHARMSPEAK!” on me, it doesn’t define her. In fact, she doesn’t necessarily like Charmspeak and it makes her feel manipulative. No, I’m not saying that she’s a Hufflepuff because her mom is the goddess of love, but because she exhibits Hufflepuff traits such as loyalty, dedication, kindness, and hard work during the mission. Piper herself is not afraid of toil and faces it coolly. Hazel Levesque: Hufflepuff. Again, her mystiokinesis does not define her. Hazel is sweet, kind, loyal, a hard worker, very forgiving, and values fairness. After all, she forgave her mother, who treated her as an inconvenience and a curse (though it wasn’t exactly her mom), and when they were both faced with the death council, she gave up ELYSIUM to be with her mother and because she thought it was unfair for her mother to be punished for Gaea’s actions. She’s also really emotionally attuned and empathetic. Frank Zhang: Gryffindor. I think you said it perfectly. Frank Zhang IS the Neville Longbottom of the PJO universe. He started of clumsy, nervous, not particularly good at anything of use (in Harry’s and Romans’ minds at least, with Harry not valuing herbology and thinking it’s useless, and the Romans thinking, by Vitellius’ words, that archers are wimps and archery is the only thing Frank is good at. Throughout their respective series’, they both grow into leaders (Neville with the DA and Frank becoming praetor of the legion). In other words, they go from zero to hero. Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano: Slytherin. Unlike Thalia, who despite her fatal flaw is a Gryffindor, Reyna is a Slytherin because of her fatal flaw and her general personality. Ambition is a key trait of Slytherin, and she has it in loads. I believe she’s also very similar to Nico in the sense that they’re both extremely determined to she their goals through. Octavian: Slytherin. Charismatic, ambitious, cunning, intelligent, ruthless (those cunning folks would do anything to achieve their ends), determination.
Personally I would put Leo in Hufflepuff because he is super hard-working and extremely loyal to all his friends and he is so determined to get back to Calypso's island that he hardly thinks about anything else.
This would be my list: Percy-Gryffindor Annebeth-Ravenclaw Grover-Hufflepuff Jason-Gryffindor Piper-Slytherin Leo-Slytherin Frank-Hufflepuff Hazel-Hufflepuff Rachel-Ravenclaw Nico-Slytherin Thalia-Slytherin
! This comment contains major spoilers for The Trials of Apollo ! I feel like Jason really does prove again and again how brave he is. In The Trials of Apollo, he still goes with Apollo and Meg to the ships of Caligula even though he had heard of the prophecy, that if either he or Piper would go, one would die. Even in his last moment, he was absolutely brave. He defended Apollo and stood up for him and before he was stabbed in de back, he made sure his friends would be safe by commanding Tempest to get them out of there. If this is not worthy for the house of Gryffindor, I don't know what is
Regarding Annabeth I agree that she would be sorted in Ravenclaw but I think the hat would have a hard time deciding between that and Slytherin. Ambition, Leadership and Cunning are all qualities Annabeth desplayed through the course of the books.
This might just be me but I wouldn’t be mad if Percy was in hufflepuff and Annabeth is in slytherin as I feel like u could make the case for both. Percy’s fatal flaw is care for friends (loyalty) and that’s the reason y he is so brave for his friends. Annabeth’s fatal flaw is hubris which is just excessive ambition which is a slytherin characteristic. Obviously I agree with their original places because they r do tut them as well but Yh they show other characteristics
7:06 *Hermes cabin And I feel like Percy would be in Hufflepuff since his fatal flaw is personal loyalty and I think Jason would also be in Hufflepuff, it just seems right tbh
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I think you mean cabin and I know other fans have asked the same question. A lot of fans would put them in Hecate's cabin because the HP characters are wizards. But I think the HP characters would have different powers besides witchcraft and wizardry if they were demigods.
Percy is hufflepuff. Yes, he’s brave, but his loyalty is so strong that it’s his fatal flaw. He would run weaponless in front of an army of enemies to save a friend (and probably did at some point in the 9 books he’s a main character of)
I can so imagine the two Trios chatting and eating lunch together. Percy and Harry going over their destines as the "Chosen Ones" Ron and Grover talk about maturity and how they step up for their friends and Hermione and Annabeth going over their homework and spell practice respectively.
Because of loyalty, I think Percy should have gone in Hufflepuff. Loyalty is his fatal flaw, so I think there might be less bravery. If he was braver than more loyal instead, his fatal flaw would probably turn into him thinking he can defeat any monster. Just my opinion though.
I'm really glad you put some good characters/heroes in slytherin :) Your other videos did give me the feeling that you were a bit biased but this video proved me wrong. Keep up the great work!! :D (except thalia tho. I think she'd've been in slytherin. Like, c'mon her fatal flaw is literally ambition)
I’m not sure I agree, considering the conversation on the train I think Hermione asked for Gryffindor because of how enamoured she was with its past members, like Dumbledore. She wanted to be like them, and thought going into the same house would help her do that. I think that Annabeth values her own mind above all else. And while there is a hubris in that, hello fatal flaw, it’s a hubris that lends itself to Ravenclaw. It’s just not the same thought process that Hermione has, even though on the surface they are pretty similar.
that’s a fantastic point, well reasoned. On that thought, I think you may be right that annabeth is a ravenclaw, maybe even a sutherlin with her ability to lie, resourcefulness, and leadership skills. On a ship where she was the only demigod without mystical powers, everyone saw her as the leader.
If Percy wasn't THE bravest kid in the series. He willingly went to tartarus with Annabeth so she wouldn'tt be alone. I don't think she would have escaped, let alone survived if she had fallen in alone.
Personally, Percy Jackson belongs in literally all 4 houses: Gryffindor: His bravery and Chivalry- no doubt Slytherin: Leadership and Resourcefulness- 100% Ravenclaw: Maybe not book-wise knowledge but he's a master at Battle IQ, like finding weaknesses, distractions etc... Hufflepuff: Loyalty is his literal fatal flaw
I believe that Percy should be Hufflepuff because he is brave but only because he has to save other people. His fatal flaw is literally excessive loyalty
I thought annabeth would be in slytherin because of her pride,cunning and ambition. I also thought Luke would be in gryfffindor,because he has a similar story to peter pettigrew (But Luke got a redemption
I honestly think Percy is a Hufflepuff. He’s got loyalty down, I mean it’s literally his fatal flaw. He’s super hardworking, never giving up in the battles to defend Olympus from Kronos. Also he is very fair-played, never killing any of the demigods who went over to Kronos’ side. He may have some Gryffindoor qualities, but there are brave and courageous Hufflepuffs too, like Cedric and Tonks. Great video!
I think Percy would be a Hufflepuff bc his fatal flaw is loyalty and Annabeth is a Slytherin bc her fatal flaw is Hubris/Pride, but Gryffindor and Ravenclaw do make sense
I don’t think I completely agree with the Percy being a hufflepuf. Since Ron Weasley is also loyal to a fault but is griffendor. I do think however that Percy has a lot of hufflepuf qualities so it would be a cool story to look into
Gryffindor is good for Percy sure, but let’s not forgot that his main motivation for all of his courages feats is the loyalty he feels towards his friends, family, and the camp. Personally I’d say Hufflepuff, but it’s a toss up really.
i feel like Percy would he Hufflepuff bc of his fatal flaw being loyalty. and Annabeth in Slytherin with hers being pride. Hufflepuffs and Slytherins make good companions too!
In the book Percy's fatal flaw was being too loyal, so when I tried to sort him I thought he could be Hufflepuff. But he'd done things that are dangerous even without thinking it through just to save all that he cared about. Gryffindor can be loyal too. While Leo, although I also think he would fit in Ravenclaw, I think he could be Slytherin too. Just look at his cleverness (when they escaped Narcissus and the possessed suits of armor), resourcefulness and his determination and ambition when trying to fix Festus and build the Argo II.
At 7:04 I meant Hermes cabin, sorry about that. Hope you guys enjoy the video!
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Loved it, love all your videos Harry Potter, Percy Jackson avatar and so on! ❤️
great vid
i was reading through hunger games catching fire when i read a line were katniss thinks she should died in the quarter quell and peeta should live so he will be able to use his pain to do what katniss did in mockingjay (unite the districts) so if you think do a video where peeta gets saved by 13 instead of katniss
Can you read keeper of the lost cities
Will there be a video talking about the fan theory about Jason in Valhalla?
To me, Thalia belongs in slytherin. The traits are cunning, ambition, and resourcefulness- huntress, needs resourcefulness, and her fatal flaw is literally ambition.
Exactly. I feel like Morgan has gone down the route of griffindoor=hero
Yeah
@@BestFriendsWhoLiveTogether yh, which kinda bugs me
Thats what I was saying bro
@@Ahshsihdsjchi ya
i’ve always believe percy is a hufflepuff. His fatal flaw is literlly loyalty, he dedicates himself to every quest whether or not he’s being asked, and he constantly break barriers as “the nice demigod”
Harry was also just as loyal and nice. Let's face it sorting people into 4 different categouries based off of their personalities is stupid, I mean just think of Regulus and Snape, both incredibly brave slitherins
I think morgan went a little biased with the heroes = Gryffindor route for some characters, which is honestly disappointing
Edit: I also think Clarisse should've been a Hufflepuff given the fact that she was one of, if not the most, loyal camper at camp to her fellow comrades and even her future bf (I forgot his name sorry-)
@@adibaafifsuhabintawadud1476 I think it's Chris r something
@@g.g.g.1826 lol u have a point there
@@syvkiko maybe :/
If I may, since you've done a "What Hogwarts House would Percy Jackson characters be in" would you be interested in "Which Godly Parent Harry Potter characters would have?"
I really like your choices for each characters house and their reasonings and I think it would be fun to see the reverse.
I've been a fan of both these serires for years and it's always nice to see each opinion on who goes to which house but we never see what Godly parent Harry Potter would have.
I love it as well.
Although personally, I don’t think Harry would actually be a demigod. I think he would be a legacy.
@@salazarslytherin6575 It's not really for them being demi gods, but more so something new and fun that I don't think anyone has done before.
@@catangelcosmos that is true, although it would still be really fun to try and figure out but in my personal view, I just don’t see Harry as an actual demigod.
I would say that he is a legacy of one of the big, three, but a demigod, I personally don’t see it.
Anyway, I would like to hear what you think which characters would have as their godly parents.
@@salazarslytherin6575 Just because you're putting a character into another series doesn't automatically cancel what they are. Plently of people do crossovers all the time and they don't change who or what the characters are, just puts them in different enviroments to see how they'd fit and react to the world around them.
I've read a lot of crossover fanfics between Percy Jackson and Harry Potter, and all of them invole Percy and/or the Godly Seven going to Hogwarts to protect Harry or something, and either they're given a temporary blessing in order to use magic or just can for some reason. Now, does that mean they're no longer demi gods, no, it's just fun crossover between two series the author really loves.
My Hero Academia is a great example of crossover between series. I've seen dozens of people theorizing or doing fanart/fanfic for Demon Slayer, Haikyuu, Mob Psycho 100, Dragon Ball Z, Fairy Tail, even Marvel and DC etc. Some would have them fit more into MHA's world, but still have their powers and others have the characters as the same just transported to MHA's world.
If you don't see Harry as a demi god, that is completely fine. Legacy is an interesting view for him. And I always love seeing the different ways fans want to blend two medias together in a new and unique way.
That's way I'm curious to see MovieFlame's opinion of if HP had godly parents. (if he choices to takle this topic of course)
When I saw the thumbnail I instantly thought that too
The crossover no one asked for but everyone deserves.
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Maybe you missed the part of the video where everyone asked for it
am i the only one who feels like clrice would be a hufflepuff, like shes extremly loyal to the camp and the camper , she puts hardwark to make sure the camp and the campers are safe, puts dedication to make sure its safe and that she can prove her self to her father, and when its not someone she hates she wants to make sure everyone has fair play
Understandable. Sometimes it feels like if someone has a history of being a bit of a bully, they're condemned to Slytherin forever. But Clarisse is much more than just a bully.
why did eveyone make clarice look ugly in the fan art!? she was a misstreated kid who came around in the end
@Melodie Nollenberger I think that the artwork came from a published graphic novel, not fan art.
And I don't think she looks ugly, just more masculine.
And not every girl looks super feminine, and not everyone looks like a super model. I actually appreciate the way she looks cuz it's more realistic, and she doesn't have to be conventionally "beautiful" to be a good person in the end, if that makes sense.
*PREACH!*
But she is a bully and also let a lot of campers die by choosing to not fight in the fight of their lives
That thing with Percy in the underworld was only partly Nico's fault Hades told Nico to bring him down so he can TALK TO PERCY not capture him. Nico protested Percy's imprisonment almost as much as he did with Hades's broken promise
Exactly, that’s what I thought
That’s what I thought, I’m sorry but I DISAGREE with most of these, Thalia could be a slitherin, Annabeth too, and Jason could possibly be a ravenclaw, Percy a hufflepuff and so many more ones.
Honestly, I think Nico is not Syltherin. He is more Gryffindor or Hufflepuff. Only Slytherin trait that I see in Nico is Self-Preservation, and even Frank comes under that. Nico is Brave and Daring, yet he also shows Loyalty, Fair-Play and Dedication. He is also more patient than most Demigods.
What you say of Nico is honestly such a young version of him. He had grown way too much by the time of BoO or tHO. Honestly, the fact you take Nico's fatal flaw- Grudges, as a point for Slytherin, and not Percy's flaw of Loyalty as Hufflepuff is very contradictory of what are criterias used for this video.
Edit- Forget the fact I said Nico had Self-Preservation. I remembered his BoO time.
Nico is also super determined. Guy literally went into the Labyrinth to save his sister and nothing deterred him. Also, he’s resourceful. He survived in the Labyrinth with only a ghost. The on;y help he had was a spirit. Nico has also proven he is willing to disregard the Laws of Death to bring Bianca back. I think the Gryffindors would annoy him and the Hufflepuffs would also annoy him.
THANK YOU!!! I feel like everybody else is just putting Nico in Slyterin because he’s a son of Hades and he can summon death and they all think that death and Slytherins come together.
I agree
i would put nico in slytherin but no way is it because i see him as evil - cuz i dont
Same, bit dissappointed when Nico was sorted into Slytherin. I mean younger Nico is 1000% Slytherin but after he met Will and started growing he's def diff now
My personal headcanon is the Hecate Cabin goes to Ilvermorny in the Fall and Camp Half Blood in the Summer, meaning they sadly have little time to spend with their mortal families.
We need a fanfic of this. NOW.
To everyone saying Percy is a Hufflepuff bc his fatal flaw is loyalty… well my argument is that is literally Harry’s flaw and Voldemort uses that against him multiple times, but no one would disagree he’s a Gryffindor. It has more to do with your positive character traits than flaws.
Great point!
I agree with the premise but not the conclusion. I think Percy is a hufflepuff, but I would argue that it’s not just because of his fatal flaw, but also his actions. Yes he’s loyal, it’s a huge part of his character, but he has other hufflepuff traits too. Such as using his boon to ask for all the gods to acknowledge their kids, or giving up the glory by giving Clarisse the Golden Fleece (fair play). Not to mention that Harry asked for Gryffindor when he would have otherwise been in Slytherin.
@@BrittanyArtPoetry fair points
@@BrittanyArtPoetry Yeah, but he isn’t exactly the non-conflict guy a Hufflepuff is though to be.
well actually no i have always thought harry wasn't a Gryffindor he's brave but his other qualities stand out much more
To me, Nico fits all the houses very well. It really just depends what book series you are talking about. He has grown a lot. In the early books he would be a slytherin. But in ToA and HoO He would be either gryfinndor or hufflepuff.
So Nico is a hard character to place.
To be honest, Piper was a shock to me. but with your examples, I can't argue. Besides, you didn't even venture into how she can manipulate people with charmspeak and singing skills, befitting for a slytherin.
Yeah agreed. Shocked but true
i genuinely have no idea who you're talking about or who a load of these characters are
Read Heroes of Olympus/Trials of Apollo, and all your questions will be answered
Also I can understand Piper being in Slytherin, but I feel she is a better Hufflepuff. I think Piper's beliefs align more with Hufflepuff, and since he only did the reasons behind one house it is harder compare which house characters belong in. (Nico, Percy)
It’s interesting to see how different you can see the same characters, I only thought the same as you on 5 characters; Grover, Luke, Rachel, Hazel & Leo
Which house do you think Nico belongs in?
@@naruske97 Gryffindor but I still think he fits in Slytherin really well :)
what house do you think Annabeth belongs in?
@@Amatureb Slytherin but she fits reeally well in Ravenclaw too
I only agreed with Grover, Leo, Rachel, Hazel and Frank. I think Luke should be Gryffindor. Would you put Frank in hufflepuff? Anabeth would fit either ravenclaw or slytherin
Morgan is literally the sorting hat in this muggle world. I've seen alot of people sorting percy jackson characters and I couldn't agree more with your choices. Your explanation was very thought out and made so much sense!
I feel like before Bianca's death Nico would've been a Ravenclaw, he knew so much about mythomagic and the gods. Even after Bianca's death he showed curiosity when he learned how to use his powers. But he is more slytherin. Love your videos ❤
I love this I love it when he does non cannon videos or guessing videos bc they r so fun to watch and see his ideas plz do more of this content but with another one like Star Wars
A lot of the ‘evil’ characters are being defined as Slytherin, and as a Slytherin myself, just because we are in the ‘evil’ house, we aren’t all bad. It really gets under my skin when people tell me “Oh, you’re a Slytherin?” And then try to hide the fact they don’t like me as much as they used to or say “Really! That’s bad! You’re evil!” But I really like how before being ‘this person is bad, so they’re a Slytherin, you show WHY they actually belong in Slytherin
I think we'd rather not judge these houses by fatal flaws ( as done by most of the comments ) coz people are defined by their best qualities not their flaws
Yes and no. I think that someone’s flaws tells you a lot about them, and fatal flaws are a defining characteristic, though you are right there is more too it, especially if they recognize these faults and work to overcome them. It’s why I think Percy is hufflepuff not just for his flaw, but also what he values and does. While I don’t think Annabeth is Slytherin despite her hubris, she values her mind and knowledge too much
Ehh….. peoples fatal flaws are really connected to a characters traits, like Percy’s fatal flaw is loyalty, and he is so loyal to his friends that he often puts himself in dangerous situations for them.
Exactly!
except hogwarts houses aren’t about your qualities are what you’re like, it’s about what you value.
it’s a reason hogwarts and ilvermorny differ, in ilvermorny you get placed based on how you’re like, in hogwarts you get placed on what you value.
According to me - *1. Percy Jackson - Hufflepuff* (As his fatal flaw is loyalty)
*2. Annabeth Chase - Slytherin* (As her fatal flaw is hubris, she is very ambitious and smart, just like a true Slytherin)
*3. Grover Underwood - Hufflepuff* (He's very loyal and brave)
*4. Thalia Grace - Slytherdor* : A mix of Slytherin and Gryffindor (She's very brave and ambitious)
*5. Nico di Angelo - Gryffindor* (He goes through a lot of changes, though. One of the best character arcs, in my opinion. I feel like he is a perfect mixture of all the houses. At the start of the book, he was a Hufflepuff, just a cute kid who loved to play Mythomagic and looked up to Percy. When Bianca died, he became more revengeful, and became more of a Slytherin. But, in the Heroes of Olympus, he showed more of his Gryffindor side and played a vital role in bringing the Athena Parthenos back to camp, and risking his life for the mission.)
*6. Jason Grace - Gryffindor* (He would do anything to protect his friends, and he is very chivalrous)
*7. Luke Castellan - Slytherin* (He was very ambitious and revengeful. Also, he is very manipulative, which is how he got all those young demigods to join Kronos's side and how he got all the camp wrapped around his finger)
*8. Clarrise La Rue - Gryffindor* (She is very loyal to the camp, is a natural leader, is chivalrous and a little reckless)
*9. Rachel Elizabeth Dare - Ravenclaw* (She is very creative and resourceful. She is also very wise, you know, being the Oracle of Delphi, and all)
*10. Hazel Levesque - Hufflepuff* (Honestly, when I think of Hazel, I immediately think of sweet, loyal, hard-working - all the Hufflepuff traits. Like Morgan said, she gave up Elysium for her mother, even when she treated her like trash. Also, she worked very hard to master the Mist, which shows her hard-working nature, and her dedication to help save her friends)
*11. Frank Zhang - Huffledor* : A mix of Hufflepuff and Gryffindor (In the start, he was a true Hufflepuff - a softie, and someone who was willing to give his life for his friends, like when he was willing to give his life for Hazel in the Son of Neptune. He is also very trusting, which is shown when he gives his stick of firewood to Hazel. After he got the Blessing of Mars, though, he changed a lot - and not just in looks. He became a natural leader, more daring, and the perfect praetor. We all know he will defend Camp Jupiter with his heart, as he is both loyal and brave - a perfect Huffledor)
*12. Piper McLean - Slytherin* (WARNING : Piper lovers, don't read) I'm going to be very honest, I feel like Piper is one of the worst characters of the 7. Just like Morgan said, she is very manipulative - figures, her literal power is charm-speaking! Even when she was younger, she abused her powers to steal things. She gets really shallow and jealous about Jason, like when she found out Reyna had feelings for Jason. Also, when Drew wanted Jason to like her, she got so possessive and threatened Drew. First of all, her memories with Jason were fake. They weren't even dating. I get Rick wanted to portray her as a tomboy, but it made her feel like someone who hates people who even like the colour pink. She is somewhat of a misogynist, honestly, in my opinion. She also complains a lot.
*13. Leo Valdez - Gryffindor* (Leo is brave, funny, witty, and loyal. The plot twist when Leo announced to Hazel and Frank that he was going to die - that was a big Gryffindor move right there! He sacrificed his life without a second thought to defeat Gaia. Yeah, he knew he was going to come back, but how sure could he have been? I can't imagine the amount of bravery that must have taken. )
IF ANYONE ACTUALLY READ THIS WHOLE THING, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING!!!
Harry was also loyal but he’s a gryffindor, percy is too brave for hufflepuf, gryffindor can also mean you’re loyal to your friends. Percy is not that nice of a person to be in hufflepuf, i’m sorry but percy is definitely a gryffindor. He’s too daring and impertinent to be in hufflepuf 😂 well yeah cedric was brave enough but he wouldn’t dare challenge someone way stronger than him just because he doesn’t like the guy like percy did to ares or kronos, or dyonisus or anyone you name it. He’s definitely not a hufflepuf. Percy’s Fatal flaws (loyalty) is literally every main characters fatal flaws trust me.
Piper isnt manipulative as she didn’t do it on purpose, it’s not her fault she has charmspeak. That’s like calling leo a psychopath and a murderer because he killed his mom on accident. I agree with all of these though
@@royaleyzen Okay, fine, maybe she's not manipulative, but she is very very possessive...
I quote, "“Oh, and Drew, honey?” The former counselor looked back reluctantly. “In case you think I’m not a true daughter of Aphrodite,” Piper said, “don’t even look at Jason Grace. He may not know it yet, but he’s mine. If you even try to make a move, I will load you into a catapult and shoot you across Long Island Sound."
Jason was single and they weren't even dating yet that time.
But anyway, that's completely my opinion, you can have another opinion.
While Nico is still the son of Hades, I would think that he used to be slytherin but during Heroes of Olympus I think he became more gryffindor or maybe hufflepuff
So true. I think he will be Hufflepuff.
yes, Gryffindor, definitely
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I dislike it when people put Annabeth into Slytherin - her mother is Athena and her nickname is 'Wise Girl' - so I'm happy about her placement in Ravenclaw.
Also, I think that Percy is a Hufflepuff.
Percy is a hufflepuff. It makes the most sense. His fatal flaw is loyalty. He is incredibly humble like cedric and values fair play as he let clarisse take the fleece to camp. Because he knew it was her quest. One could make the argument that hes not hard working, but look at how he managed to catch up with his missing work in the trials of appolo.
Also everytime he goes into battle its almost always his loyalty to his friends or to the camp that push him to do this
Harry Potter also got minipulated by voldemort the same way. Voldemort used harry's friends to lure him. its the same thing and yet you would not say Harry is a Hufflepuff.
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i’ve wanted this video for so long, and it was everything i hope for. thank you so much
Percy should definitely be in Hufflepuff, we constantly see him making dumb moves according to people because of his loyalty and his fatal flaw is excessive loyalty, he is fair to people, he is definitely brave but a lot of the root cause of his braveness is his loyalty. And most importantly he values his loyalty the most, more than his bravery.
despite many people believing Percy to be Hufflepuff i always felt he be gryffindor just cus of how many stupid decisions he makes. He really went and challenge the god of war at age 12. He goes into action without really going over things or seeing just how crazy his ideas are. He does borderline between brave and stupid decision-making like 90% of the time which is a very gryffindor thing but i do think he has hufflepuff undertones which is where his loyalty comes into play.
Great video. I'm speechless, although if I truly were speechless, then I couldn't be writing this. You put each character in the best house. It would've been cool if at Rachel you also wrote:"you might say that she is gryffindor, given the fact that she threw a haircomb at Kronos himself"🤣🤣🤣🤣, but overall it was gold.
P.S.: at Piper, you surprised me. I mean, yeah, it was kinda true, but she was born to the love godess and a move star, so lots of expectations.
7:05 Quick correction here. Luke was the head councillor of the Hermes Cabin, not Apollo
Morgan- why did it end suddenly? Thanks so much for your hard work! Loved this video and always appreciate your hot takes!
I’d say Percy is a Hufflepuff because of his fatal flaw, which is loyalty. Annabeth in Slytherin because of her fatal flaw which is basically her pride, she also has leadership qualities and is very resourceful.
I’d also say Clarisse is a Gryffindor because although at first she comes off as a bully, we have seen a couple Gryffindor bullies. She also does want glory, for both herself and Ares Cabin.
I think the house they're in should depend on the traits they value, Annabeth valuing her wisdom which is the trait of a Ravenclaw. I do see why people think she could be in Slytherin, but Annabeth is not selfish and sacrifices herself for Percy proving she isn't always looking out for herself
@@any_me...LOL Not all Slytherins are selfish and cowardly. Sure that’s a trait, but not everyone has that trait. Like Harry Potter, he has all the qualities Slytherin himself wanted in his students but Harry isn’t selfish or cowardly.
@@soo1579 I agree and do believe Annabeth could be in Slytherin. My personal opinion is that Annabeth as a character always seemed to prioritize and value wisdom, a trait most Ravenclaws value above all else. So that's why I think she's a Ravenclaw. I understand why some people think she would be sorted into Slytherin, with her quick thinking and cleverness, but I definitely don't think it's obvious that she's in Slytherin when Ravenclaw is a house for the wise. I think it's fair to say that Percy is a Griffinpuff and Annabeth is a Slytherclaw. They could go either way 😅
@@soo1579 Also, I never said Slytherins were cowardly. I don't believe any of the houses are cowardly, and Slytherins are definitely up there as a house I believe to be very believe in the face of danger
@@soo1579 Last thing, I really like your profile pic. It's cool.
I think he ignored their fates flaws, Anne Beth is a slitherin because her fates flaw is Hubris.
Harry Potter characters in Camp Half-Blood cabins? Like the reverse of this video! Amazing video, it was very interesting and enjoyable.
I feel like annabeth is a slytheren becauss her fatal flaw is huburus (dont know how to spell) so she thinks she can do anything herself, she is also very ambitious
Percy= Hufflepuff His main weakness is being to loyal.
in my opinion percy belongs in hufflepuff, his fatal flaw is loyalty and he is willing to do anything to help his friends
Percy - Hufflepuff. Fatal flaw is literally loyalty
Annabeth - Slytherin
Grover - Gryffindoor
Thalia - Slytherin
Nico - Gryffindoor
Clarisse - Gryffindoor
Hazel - Ravenclaw
Leo - Gryffindoor
Imo, Percy is 100% Huffelpuff: his fatal flaw is excessive personal loyalty, which is a Huffelpuff trait---Jason, on the other hand, fits much more cleanly into the Gryffindor archetype: always doing the "honorable" thing, unlike Percy, whose loyalty often drives him to make reckless decisions.
Similarly, Annabeth's fatal flaw of Hubris makes her a shoo-in for Slytherin: her ambition clouds her judgement time and time again, and her resourcefulness and quick-thinking allowed her to recover the Athena Parthenon all by herself with no elemental superpowers like Jason or Percy or Hazel, or tech-genius like Leo, or shapeshifting like Frank, or charmspeak like Piper: if that isn't resourceful, idk what is.
Just some food for thought. Even tho I disagree with some of these picks, thank you so much for doing this video Morgan! Keep up the great work! :)
I think Percy and Annabeth would be Hatstalls but in the end would be sorted for Gryffindor and Ravenclaw. Yeah Annabeth is cunning, resourceful and her fatal flaw is the embodiment of ambition but knowledge and wits are her main traits by a mile.
As for Percy, he showed his bravery and daringness multiple times, like facing Ares, taking the weight of the sky by himself, or diving into the Styx. He also has a lot of nerve, he never had problems interacting even with the gods in not so polite ways, like when he met Artemis for the first time and he was like "meh...", or the way he taunts his enemies in battle. Yeah loyalty is of great value and he is humble but the same stands for Harry and he is fully a Gryffindor.
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Here is my take on this:
Percy Jackson: Gryffindor. While his fatal flaw is personal loyalty and he’s dedicated and values fair play to an extent, he’s also brave, reckless, and noble. Loyalty can be a trait of all four houses, not just Hufflepuff. The loyalty of a Hufflepuff type of loyalty is more of an “I’ll die with you” sort of loyalty, while Gryffindor loyalty is much more “I’ll die for you.” His Hufflepuff loyalty would only really only be reserved for two people. Annabeth and his mom. The rest of the time, he’s the “I’ll die for you” sort of guy.
Annabeth Chase: Ravenclaw. Again, though her fatal flaw is hubris, this sorting is much more about what she values. Battle of the Labyrinth shows her Ravenclaw side perfectly, namely the scene with the Sphinx. In that scene, she literally tells the Sphinx that its questions are an insult to her intelligence. I feel like a Slytherin would be completely cool with these questions. If Annabeth were a true Slytherin, she’d answer these questions when she saw there was no other way out. In the book, even though she knew that her decision to challenge the Sphinx was dangerous, she still did.
Grover Underwood: Hufflepuff. Sweet, emotional, empathetic, dedicated, kind, and an environmentalist. I don’t know what gets more Hufflepuff than that.
Clarisse la Rue: Gryffindor. Loud, determined, reckless, born fighter, natural leader. I don’t know who else is more Gryffindor than Clarisse.
Tyson: Hufflepuff. Basically the same as Grover except not really that empathetic or that much of an environmentalist.
Thalia Grace (oops, just Thalia): Gryffindor. While her fatal flaw is ambition, her actions are way more Gryffindor. In fact, unless my memory doesn’t serve, her first mention was about how she sacrificed her life for Annabeth, Grover, and Luke to pass into camp. From her introduction, she just seems Gryffindor, though Slytherin would definitely be her second house.
Nico di Angelo: Slytherin. Not because he’s dark, but because he had lots of Slytherin traits from the later books of PJO through the end of HoO. Battle of the Labyrinth was the peak of his Slytherin personality. In that book, he had and exhibited basically all of the Slytherin traits. He had one clear ambition (or goal, if you prefer), which was to bring his older sister back to life. Throughout the book, he was determined to accomplish that goal, which was disregarding the rules of the Underworld and laws of death. In addition, you need resourcefulness and self-preservation to get through the Labyrinth all on your own. Throughout that book, he was also solitary, wrathful, and his fatal flaw was established to be holding grudges- a very Slytherin fatal flaw. After that, he was still Slytherin, though more noticeably less wrathful than he was before. It’s also noticeable that he survived Tartarus on his own, which, yes, was bravery, but also pure determination and self-preservation. After all his trials and throughout ToA, he’s much more lively and animated, but I don’t think he’s fit for Gryffindor of Hufflepuff yet. I’d say he’s probably a more open, sociable Slytherin than his peers, or a Ravenclaw. I’m not discounting his bravery or his loyalty, but I’m saying his determination, ambition, and self-preservation were much more prevalent in his character.
Zoë Nightshade: Not enough information.
Rachel Elizabeth Dare: Gryffindor. While she’s open-minded and artistic, she’s also very Gryffindor in the sense that she’s bold, outspoken, and daring (she did hit Kronos in the eye with a hairbrush, that has to count for something).
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Heroes of Olympus:
Jason Grace: He defines Gryffindor. Bravery, courage, honor, daring, chivalry, honor, order. He has it all. His sense of duty is also admirable and reminds of Harry’s own, namely when he yelled at Lupin about how his father wouldn’t want Lupin to leave his wife and child. He’s definitely one of the more “logical” Gryffindors, compared to Leo, but is definitely Gryffindor.
Leo Valdez: Gryffindor. He represents its more boisterous, happy-go-lucky side. He checks off a lot of the boxes: Courage, bravery, willingness to sacrifice himself for the mission, and much, much more.
Piper McLean: Hufflepuff. While Piper is not ultimately my favorite character, she does fit my own house. Now, before you go all “But CHARMSPEAK!” on me, it doesn’t define her. In fact, she doesn’t necessarily like Charmspeak and it makes her feel manipulative. No, I’m not saying that she’s a Hufflepuff because her mom is the goddess of love, but because she exhibits Hufflepuff traits such as loyalty, dedication, kindness, and hard work during the mission. Piper herself is not afraid of toil and faces it coolly.
Hazel Levesque: Hufflepuff. Again, her mystiokinesis does not define her. Hazel is sweet, kind, loyal, a hard worker, very forgiving, and values fairness. After all, she forgave her mother, who treated her as an inconvenience and a curse (though it wasn’t exactly her mom), and when they were both faced with the death council, she gave up ELYSIUM to be with her mother and because she thought it was unfair for her mother to be punished for Gaea’s actions. She’s also really emotionally attuned and empathetic.
Frank Zhang: Gryffindor. I think you said it perfectly. Frank Zhang IS the Neville Longbottom of the PJO universe. He started of clumsy, nervous, not particularly good at anything of use (in Harry’s and Romans’ minds at least, with Harry not valuing herbology and thinking it’s useless, and the Romans thinking, by Vitellius’ words, that archers are wimps and archery is the only thing Frank is good at. Throughout their respective series’, they both grow into leaders (Neville with the DA and Frank becoming praetor of the legion). In other words, they go from zero to hero.
Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano: Slytherin. Unlike Thalia, who despite her fatal flaw is a Gryffindor, Reyna is a Slytherin because of her fatal flaw and her general personality. Ambition is a key trait of Slytherin, and she has it in loads. I believe she’s also very similar to Nico in the sense that they’re both extremely determined to she their goals through.
Octavian: Slytherin. Charismatic, ambitious, cunning, intelligent, ruthless (those cunning folks would do anything to achieve their ends), determination.
Bro I admire your dedication. This is amazing! I think I agree with most of you on these and you explained so well!
Personally I would put Leo in Hufflepuff because he is super hard-working and extremely loyal to all his friends and he is so determined to get back to Calypso's island that he hardly thinks about anything else.
This would be my list:
Percy-Gryffindor
Annebeth-Ravenclaw
Grover-Hufflepuff
Jason-Gryffindor
Piper-Slytherin
Leo-Slytherin
Frank-Hufflepuff
Hazel-Hufflepuff
Rachel-Ravenclaw
Nico-Slytherin
Thalia-Slytherin
! This comment contains major spoilers for The Trials of Apollo !
I feel like Jason really does prove again and again how brave he is. In The Trials of Apollo, he still goes with Apollo and Meg to the ships of Caligula even though he had heard of the prophecy, that if either he or Piper would go, one would die. Even in his last moment, he was absolutely brave. He defended Apollo and stood up for him and before he was stabbed in de back, he made sure his friends would be safe by commanding Tempest to get them out of there. If this is not worthy for the house of Gryffindor, I don't know what is
A lot of these can be argued either or. Like Percy between hufflepuff and gryffindor. He’s fatal flaw is literally loyalty.
Regarding Annabeth I agree that she would be sorted in Ravenclaw but I think the hat would have a hard time deciding between that and Slytherin. Ambition, Leadership and Cunning are all qualities Annabeth desplayed through the course of the books.
This might just be me but I wouldn’t be mad if Percy was in hufflepuff and Annabeth is in slytherin as I feel like u could make the case for both. Percy’s fatal flaw is care for friends (loyalty) and that’s the reason y he is so brave for his friends. Annabeth’s fatal flaw is hubris which is just excessive ambition which is a slytherin characteristic. Obviously I agree with their original places because they r do tut them as well but Yh they show other characteristics
Yeah I agree with this
7:06 *Hermes cabin
And I feel like Percy would be in Hufflepuff since his fatal flaw is personal loyalty and I think Jason would also be in Hufflepuff, it just seems right tbh
Nah, Jason is 100% Gryffindor, he has that hero archetype
Now it's only fitting that you sort HP character into the camp half blood cabin.
R.I.P. Robbie Coltrane.
Truly a great Hagrid.
And also, there was new cast members revealed for the show. Adam Copeland, Suzanne Cryer, and Jessica Parker Kennedy.
2:54 I agree, but he also would work as huffalpuff
Morgan try sorting Avengers characters into Harry Potter houses.
I wonder if the Harry Potter characters were demigods what house would they be in 🔱
Do you mean cabin
Her Milne would be Athena and you can’t change my mind
I think you mean cabin and I know other fans have asked the same question.
A lot of fans would put them in Hecate's cabin because the HP characters are wizards. But I think the HP characters would have different powers besides witchcraft and wizardry if they were demigods.
@@bookworm7076 hazel was kind of a daughter of a witch, but she was the daughter of pluto
I wounder the same thing
Percy is hufflepuff. Yes, he’s brave, but his loyalty is so strong that it’s his fatal flaw. He would run weaponless in front of an army of enemies to save a friend (and probably did at some point in the 9 books he’s a main character of)
He literally cannt physically go weaponless into battle as riptide always returns to his pockets.
@@hassan55055 so true
I can so imagine the two Trios chatting and eating lunch together. Percy and Harry going over their destines as the "Chosen Ones" Ron and Grover talk about maturity and how they step up for their friends and Hermione and Annabeth going over their homework and spell practice respectively.
i can't be the only one who thought about hufflepuff for percy, his fatal flaw is literally loyalty
Can we get a part two? I want to see your opinion on Reyna, Silena, Chriron, and maybe some Gods or Goddess.
Because of loyalty, I think Percy should have gone in Hufflepuff. Loyalty is his fatal flaw, so I think there might be less bravery. If he was braver than more loyal instead, his fatal flaw would probably turn into him thinking he can defeat any monster. Just my opinion though.
She putting all the characters that give off bad/evil vibes into Slytherin, like, that is so stereotypical… well except Piper
Can you do what cabin each harry Potter character would be in?
Not Jason's biggest threats being the bricks🤣
I think Percy is hufflepuff because of his fatal flaw loyality of course he is so brave but he fights for people good.
In my opinion, percy is most definitely a hufflepuff, due to his dedication and fatal flaw being loyalty.
I'm really glad you put some good characters/heroes in slytherin :)
Your other videos did give me the feeling that you were a bit biased but this video proved me wrong.
Keep up the great work!! :D
(except thalia tho. I think she'd've been in slytherin. Like, c'mon her fatal flaw is literally ambition)
I personally think percy belongs also in hufflepuff, his fatal flaw is literally personal loyalty.
Morgan has blessed us with another Percy Jackson video 😭❤️
Tyson - Hufflepuff
Silena - Slytherin
Beckendorf- Gryffindor
Sally- Gryffindor
Bianca- Gryffindor
Zöe- Slytherin
Magnus- Ravenclaw
Carter- Hufflepuff
Reina- Slytherin
Will- Gryffindor
Octavian- Slytherin
Meg- Hufflepuff
Ethan- Slytherin
Stole Brothers- Ravenclaw
Chiron- Gryffindor
Ella- Hufflepuff
Chris Rodriguez- Hufflepuff
Apollo / Lester- Ravenclaw
Castor & Pollux- Hufflepuff
Didn't mention Will Solace, but what house do u think fits him? My instinct r tell me Hufflepuff, but what do u think?
I see Percy more in Hufflepuff since loyalty is literally his fatal flaw
Percy Jackson AND Harry Potter? Sign me up.
if hermione is a griffindor, i think annabeth could be too. her leadership and bravery seems to double her brains
I agree, Harry, Ron and Hermione are very similar to Percy, Annabeth and Grover
Ron and Hermione were not rly the first choice GRYs
Also like Hermione she likes the glory and recognition of being a genius
I’m not sure I agree, considering the conversation on the train I think Hermione asked for Gryffindor because of how enamoured she was with its past members, like Dumbledore. She wanted to be like them, and thought going into the same house would help her do that. I think that Annabeth values her own mind above all else. And while there is a hubris in that, hello fatal flaw, it’s a hubris that lends itself to Ravenclaw. It’s just not the same thought process that Hermione has, even though on the surface they are pretty similar.
that’s a fantastic point, well reasoned. On that thought, I think you may be right that annabeth is a ravenclaw, maybe even a sutherlin with her ability to lie, resourcefulness, and leadership skills. On a ship where she was the only demigod without mystical powers, everyone saw her as the leader.
My takes
Percy: Hufflepuff
Annabeth: Slytherin
Grover: Hufflepuff
Thalia: Gryffindor
Nico: Hufflepuff
Jason: Gryffindor
Luke: Slytherin
Clarise: Gryffindor
Rachel: Ravenclaw
Hazel: Hufflepuff
Frank: Gryffindor
Piper: Slytherin
Leo: Ravenclaw
Reyna: Gryffindor
If Percy wasn't THE bravest kid in the series. He willingly went to tartarus with Annabeth so she wouldn'tt be alone. I don't think she would have escaped, let alone survived if she had fallen in alone.
I feel like Annabeth is a Gryffindor because she never back downs from a challenge
Nah, Annabeth's a Gryffindor, her being in Ravenclaw is like saying that Hermione should be in Ravenclaw
Ok movie flame 🔥 now you have to put the Harry Potter characters into their Percy Jackson cabins
Personally, Percy Jackson belongs in literally all 4 houses:
Gryffindor: His bravery and Chivalry- no doubt
Slytherin: Leadership and Resourcefulness- 100%
Ravenclaw: Maybe not book-wise knowledge but he's a master at Battle IQ, like finding weaknesses, distractions etc...
Hufflepuff: Loyalty is his literal fatal flaw
I believe that Percy should be Hufflepuff because he is brave but only because he has to save other people. His fatal flaw is literally excessive loyalty
I thought annabeth would be in slytherin because of her pride,cunning and ambition.
I also thought Luke would be in gryfffindor,because he has a similar story to peter pettigrew
(But Luke got a redemption
I think Percy’s a Hufflepuff. His fatal flaw is loyalty
I also think Nico is a Gryffindor. He went into Tartaurus WILLINGLY. If that’s not brave I don’t know what is.
i think morgan just went to the
hero-gryffindor
smart-ravenclaw
darkguy-slytherin
waffle-hufflepuff
route
Been waiting on this video. I knew it was coming when you did your first Percy Jackson video 😅.
I honestly think Percy is a Hufflepuff. He’s got loyalty down, I mean it’s literally his fatal flaw. He’s super hardworking, never giving up in the battles to defend Olympus from Kronos. Also he is very fair-played, never killing any of the demigods who went over to Kronos’ side. He may have some Gryffindoor qualities, but there are brave and courageous Hufflepuffs too, like Cedric and Tonks. Great video!
I think Percy would be a Hufflepuff bc his fatal flaw is loyalty and Annabeth is a Slytherin bc her fatal flaw is Hubris/Pride, but Gryffindor and Ravenclaw do make sense
Morgan you should dissect How To Train Your Dragon- the movies & the books: there’s A LOT to dissect
I don’t think I completely agree with the Percy being a hufflepuf. Since Ron Weasley is also loyal to a fault but is griffendor. I do think however that Percy has a lot of hufflepuf qualities so it would be a cool story to look into
Gryffindor is good for Percy sure, but let’s not forgot that his main motivation for all of his courages feats is the loyalty he feels towards his friends, family, and the camp. Personally I’d say Hufflepuff, but it’s a toss up really.
Yeah, and so are gryffindor's. They are also very loyal.
Wouldn’t mind to see the hunger games characters get sorted if it’s even possible
Ye but more then half would be slitherin
@@tedmorrissey4944 yes that is true didnt really think about that.
I'd like to see a Grand Theft Auto Protagonists (Both 3D and HD timeline) Hogwarts houses.
You just combined my to favorite movies together THANK YOU
And also, No, Percy Jackson characters would not go to Hogwarts. They would go to Ilvermony
Nooooooo Percy is like the coolest hufflepuff we get 😭😭
you should short harry potter characters into districts from the hunger games
Percy is literally a hufflepuff.
i feel like Percy would he Hufflepuff bc of his fatal flaw being loyalty. and Annabeth in Slytherin with hers being pride. Hufflepuffs and Slytherins make good companions too!
Man, I was hoping Percy would be a Hufflepuff like me. 😂
Thank you for sharing! I always love seeing new Percy content!
Rachel and Luna would be best friends.
Change my mind.
Percy could also go to Hufflepuff because he's so royal to his family and friends.
Dude percy has to be in hufflepuff his fatal flaw is loyalty
Sorting Star Wars characters?
Maybe... But please do some more obscure characters.. like Valko and Vitiate
You could argue Percy for hufflepuff as he loves hard work is extremely loyal, and is determined
Yes I’ve been wanting more Percy Jackson videos
Even though Percy is absolutely a gryffindor you have to admit the irony that the slytherin's common room is literally under water 😂🌊
In the book Percy's fatal flaw was being too loyal, so when I tried to sort him I thought he could be Hufflepuff. But he'd done things that are dangerous even without thinking it through just to save all that he cared about. Gryffindor can be loyal too. While Leo, although I also think he would fit in Ravenclaw, I think he could be Slytherin too. Just look at his cleverness (when they escaped Narcissus and the possessed suits of armor), resourcefulness and his determination and ambition when trying to fix Festus and build the Argo II.