Content: Below is a piece of fan art from Pedo Godoi on Instagram, showcasing the anticipated appearance of actor Jay Duplass in his portrayal of Hades in the upcoming Disney Plus series, "Percy Jackson and the Olympians". The series, based on Rick Riordan's books, is set to be released next year and stars Walker Scobell as Percy, Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth, and Aryan Simhadri as Grover.
Duplass was initially revealed as the actor for Hades in November of the previous year, along with Omundsen's portrayal as Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths. Godoi's artwork presents Duplass in a poster-like fashion, depicting him in all black attire and with flowing hair, undeniably embodying the character of the god ruling the underworld.
Percy Jackson's Gods Will Be Crucial To Its Success
Undoubtedly, Scobell, Jeffries, and Simhardi will shoulder the heaviest burden in Percy Jackson and the Olympians, as they play the pivotal roles in carrying the emotional depth of the series. Particularly, Scobell faces a monumental task as the central protagonist. Having said that, the success of Percy Jackson and the Olympians greatly hinges on the effectiveness of the supporting characters, which in this case involves a multitude of Greek gods.
Gods such as Zeus, Hades, Hephaestus, Poseidon, Apollo, Athena, and others appear as significant supporting characters in the overarching story of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. They not only serve as friends or foes to Percy but also play a vital role in selling the larger world in which his quest takes place. The upcoming Disney Plus show heavily relies on Ancient Greek mythology, which is a fundamental aspect of Rick Riordan's book. Developing compelling, mischievous, hilarious, and formidable gods is essential to creating a believable world.
One deity, Hades, holds particular importance in the first book, The Lightning Thief, and will likely have a prominent role in the show as well. Mark Duplass, who has experience in both TV and indie film, possesses the necessary talent to bring this character to life and potentially highlight a more humorous aspect of Hades. While the integration of all these elements in Disney's Percy Jackson and the Olympians show is yet to be revealed, the anticipation continues to grow with the release of the latest fan art.
Source: @pedohfgodoi/ Instagram