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== Half-bloods ==
 
[[Heroic Bastard|Sons and daughters]] of the Greek gods. They have heightened senses and combat skills that take the form of [[Attention Deficit Ooh Shiny|ADHD]] and their minds are hard-wired to read Ancient Greek, which gives them [[L Is for Dyslexia|trouble reading English]]. [[Superpowerful Genetics|Their skills]] and [[Generation Xerox|personalities]] are inherited from their divine parents (children of Aphrodite will be [[Love Freak|Love Freaks]]s, children of Athena will be [[Badass Bookworm|highly intelligent]], and children of Apollo will be musically and/or medicinally inclined, as well as a good shot with a bow).
* [[Attention Deficit Ooh Shiny]]: Thanks to their combat skills.
* [[Badass Abnormal]]
* [[The Beautiful Elite]]: Aphrodite's children.
* [[Green Thumb]]: Demeter's children. Dionysus' twins, too - they work best with grapes, but since their dad isn't allowed to touch anything vaguely related to wine, they settle for strawberries instead (just them ''walking'' among the strawberry fields makes them of better quality already.)
* [[Heroic Bastard|Heroic Bastards]]s
* [[Improbable Aiming Skills]]: Apollo's sons and daughters are good at archery.
* [[L Is for Dyslexia]]: Brains are hard-wired for Ancient Greek.
* [[The Medic|The Medics]]s: Apollo's kids.
* [[Neurodiversity Is Supernatural]]
* [[Superpowerful Genetics]] / [[Lamarck Was Right]]: Powers relating to the domains of their divine parentage. For example, Demeter's children will have [[Green Thumb|Green Thumbs]]s, and Athena's children will be crazy-smart.
* [[Supreme Chef]]: Demeter's children.
* [[Teen Genius]]: Children of Athena and Hephaestus. Athena kids are wise and spend their time reading and researching, while Hephaestus kids are good with machinery.
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* [[You Can't Fight Fate]]: A running theme of the series, justifiable given its origins. However, prophecies being what they are, it's terribly easy to misinterpret one's fate.
 
=== '''Perseus "Percy" Jackson''' ===
{{quote|''"Is he dangerous?"''
''"'''Very''', to his enemies."'' }}
 
The son of Poseidon, god of the sea, and clear-sighted mortal Sally Jackson. The titular hero of the series, the books start in Percy's sixth grade year when he kills one of the Furies, masquerading as his pre-algebra teacher. Has a [[Cool Sword]], Anaklusmos ("Riptide") and later becomes the third person in history to bear the {{spoiler|Curse of Achilles}}.
 
* [[Achilles' Heel]]: {{spoiler|The small of his back. Or, in a more figurative sense, Annabeth.}}.
* [[Adaptation Dye Job]]: In the books, it was Percy who was the dark-haired one while Luke was the evil blonde. In the Disney Plus series, their hair colors are switched. The same applies to him and Annabeth. In addition, like Logan Lerman before him, his eyes are Circassian blue instead of green.
* [[Amazon Admirer]]: Percy develops a crush on Annabeth Chase, daughter of Athena, within a few weeks of meeting her. Sure she can kick his ass, and does so on multiple occasions, but he would follow her into the Underworld if she needed his help. Before, Annabeth considers Percy a "Seaweed Brain" and crushes on Luke because Luke rescued her as a kid from mutant spiders. Then Luke betrays Camp Half-Blood and tries to murder Percy, after he survived a quest with Annabeth and Grover. It's implied that Annabeth started returning Percy's feelings when Luke betrayed her a second time by tricking her into holding up the sky, and then using her as a hostage against the party coming to rescue her and Artemis.
* [[Animal Talk]]: Can talk to horses and other vaguely equine beasts and sea creatures, since his dad made them.
* [[Author Avatar]]: Percy is pretty much an in-book avatar of Rick's son.
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* [[Book Dumb]]: He prefers to leave the deep thinking to Annabeth.
* [[Chronic Hero Syndrome]]: Thanks in particular to his [[Fatal Flaw]].
* {{spoiler|[[Cursed with Awesome]]}}: A self-inflicted example.
* [[Dangerous Sixteenth Birthday]]
* [[Deadpan Snarker]]: Percy gets the award for being the most snarky in a [[World of Snark]].
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* [[Human Mom, Nonhuman Dad]]
* [[Indy Ploy]]: It'd be faster to count the number of times his plans didn't boil down to "I'll figure something out, in the meantime, try not to get killed."
* [[Kissing Cousins]]: Although it's explained that gods don't have DNA, so there's nothing wrong with people from different cabins dating one another.
* [[Leeroy Jenkins]]
* [[Locked Out of the Loop]]: Chiron and Annabeth never seem to tell him anything.
* [[Making a Splash]]
* [[Momma's Boy]]
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* [[Will They or Won't They?|Will They Or Won't They]] - With Annabeth. [[They Do]] at the end of ''The Last Olympian''. Even their fellow ''campers'' thought it was about time already.
 
=== '''Annabeth Chase''' ===
{{quote|''"Athena always has a plan."''}}
 
Heroine of the series and the resident [[The Smart Guy|brainiac]], Annabeth is the ''literal'' brainchild of Athena and military historian Frederick Chase (kids of Athena are just special that way). Her pastimes include architecture, Ancient Greek, killing monsters, and learning how to stab things. Annabeth ran away from home when she was seven and met up with Thalia and Luke; eventually they made their way to Camp Half-Blood, but lost Thalia in the process.
 
* [[Action Girl]]
* [[Adaptation Dye Job]]: Described as having [[Hair of Gold|blond hair]] and [[Gray Eyes]] in the book, but the movie gives her [[Brainy Brunette|brown hair]] and blue eyes.
** For the sequel, they're revertingreverted to her book hair color back to blonde.
* [[Badass Bookworm]]
* [[Battle Couple]]: With Percy.
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* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?|Why Did It Have To Be Spiders]]: Annabeth ''does not like spiders'' (explained by the story of Arachne) and the feeling is apparently mutual. {{spoiler|Having to chase a mechanical spider through the Labyrinth was not her favorite thing ever.}}
 
=== '''Luke Castellan''' ===
Son of Hermes and May Castellan. When he was an infant, his mother {{spoiler|tried to become the new host for the Oracle of Delphi}}. [[Go Horribly Wrong|It went horribly wrong]]. May {{spoiler|[[Break the Cutie|went crazy]]}} [[Mad Oracle|from visions of her son's eventual future]] and became {{spoiler|[[The Ophelia]], and spent Luke's childhood babbling at him about his horrible fate}}. He ran away and met up with Thalia and Annabeth; they eventually made it to Camp Half-Blood, but not before Thalia [[Heroic Sacrifice|died]]. Luke went on a failed quest and came back with [[Good Scars, Evil Scars|a scar]].
 
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* {{spoiler|[[You Can't Fight Fate]]}}
 
=== '''Clarisse La Rue''' ===
Daughter of Ares and head counselor of Cabin Five, Clarisse frequently bullies new campers and her first appearance involves trying to shove Percy's head in a toilet. She and Percy never get along, but they do develop respect for one another.
 
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* [[Adaptational Attractiveness]]
* [[Badass]]: She killed a {{spoiler|drakon}} to avenge {{spoiler|Silena's death}}. What more needs to be said?
* [[Badass Boast]]: "I AM CLARISSE, {{spoiler|DRAKON-SLAYER}}! I will kill you ALL!"
* [[Beta Couple]]: With Chris.
* [[The Big Girl]]
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* [["Well Done, Son" Guy]]: Like Percy, she's a sucker for her father's good opinion.
 
=== '''Silena Beauregard''' ===
Daughter of Aphrodite, ergo stunningly beautiful and [[Love Freak|in love with love]]. Extremely talented with handling [[Cool Horse|pegasi.]] Hooks up with Beckendorf between the fourth and fifth books.
 
* [[The Beast Master]]: Pegasi, although we never see her use it in an actual fight.
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* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: With Clarisse.
 
=== '''Charles Beckendorf''' ===
Son of Hephaestus and constantly hanging out in the camp's metal forges. Can build bombs.
 
* [[The Big Guy]]
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* {{spoiler|[[Out Gambit]]: He manages to play KRONOS, the Big Bad of the 1st series, like a fool. Beckendorf my man, you get mad props for that}}
* [[The Quiet One]]: Percy notes that Beckendorf was a guy of little words, but when he spoke everyone tended to listen and respect what he was saying
* {{spoiler|[[Together in Death]]: With Selena}}
 
=== '''Connor & Travis Stoll''' ===
Sons of Hermes--notHermes—not twins, but a year apart. They succeed Luke as co-counselors of Cabin Eleven and the main pranksters of Camp Half-Blood.
 
* [[Expy]]: Of [[Harry Potter|the Weasley twins]].
* [[Human Mom, Nonhuman Dad]]
* [[Meaningful Name]]: Lampshaded: their father is the god of thieves and their last name is ''Stoll''.
* [[The Trickster|The Tricksters]]s
 
=== '''Thalia Grace''' ===
Daughter of Zeus and an eighties starlet with a poofy hairdo. Her birth broke the pact the Big Three had made after World War II to never have children again. She ran away from her alcoholic mother when she was younger, met up with Luke and eventually Annabeth, and made her way with them to Camp Half-Blood. There they were overwhelmed by monsters and Thalia stayed behind to hold them off, dying in the process. Zeus turned her body into a pine tree.
 
* [[Abusive Parents]]: To say nothing of [[Parental Abandonment|Zeus' abandonment]], Thalia's mother was initially loving but then grew cold and distant, not to mention an alcoholic. The only reason Thalia didn't run away sooner was because of {{spoiler|her younger brother Jason.}}
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* [[Apocalypse Maiden]]: Narrowly averted.
* [[The Archer]]: Is talented with a bow and arrow. {{spoiler|She puts it to good use upon joining the Hunters of Artemis.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Back Fromfrom the Dead]]}}
* [[Blue Eyes]]: Described as "electric blue."
** [[Midnight Blue Eyes]]
* [[Blue Oni]]: To Percy.
* [[Broken Bird]]: She seems to be getting better, though.
* [[Dangerous Sixteenth Birthday]]: {{spoiler|It never happens, leaving Percy and Nico as the only candidates for the Great Prophecy's "hero."}}
* [[Defrosting Ice Queen]]
* [[Distaff Counterpart]]: To Percy, the main difference being that she has more self-confidence than Percy does.
* [[Don't You Dare Pity Me!]]
* [[Fan Girl]]: Of Punk rock and roll.
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* [[Human Mom, Nonhuman Dad]]
* [[The Lancer]]
** Also somewhat literal, considering her weapon of choice, aside from her standard bow and arrow, is a spear. That grows out from a can of Mace.
* [[Posthumous Character]]: {{spoiler|Until she's bought back to life.}}
* [[Perky Goth]]: More of a goth-punk mix, however. She wears her hair short and choppy, dresses in dark colors, and likes [[Green Day]] a lot, but she's a really nice kid once she defrosts.
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* [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?|Why Did It Have To Be Heights]]: Her acrophobia is said to be ironic, considering she's a daughter of the Lord of the Sky.
 
=== '''Bianca di Angelo''' ===
Daughter of {{spoiler|Hades}} and Maria di Angelo, Bianca and her brother were actually {{spoiler|born in the 1920s}}.
 
* [[Aloof Big Brother|Aloof Big Sister]]: Bianca joins the Hunters of Artemis because she's sick of looking after Nico.
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* {{spoiler|[[Stuffed in A Fridge]]: The whole point of her death is pretty much to give Nico a reason to run away.}}
 
=== '''Nico di Angelo''' ===
Younger brother to Bianca and son of {{spoiler|Hades}} and Maria di Angelo. After {{spoiler|Bianca's death}}, Nico runs away and teaches himself to use his unique powers.
 
* [[Annoying Younger Sibling]]: Until he gets over {{spoiler|Bianca's death}}.
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* [[Dark Is Not Evil]]: Though, multiple times, described creepy by someone who is four years older than him. Even Nico himself knows his personality, or just being the {{spoiler|son of Hades}}, would make him an outcast. {{spoiler|The fifth book gives him a well-deserved happy ending.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Dead Little Sister|Dead Older Sister]]}}
* [[Dishing Out Dirt]]: Shows some earth-mover abilities, especially at the end of ''Battle of the Labyrinth''.
* [[Fish Out of Temporal Water]] Averted {{spoiler|Even tough he was frozen in time, he adapts quite well, I don't think they had trading card games in the 1920's}}
* [[Fatal Flaw]]: Holding grudges.
* [[Human Mom, Nonhuman Dad]]
* [[Ineffectual Loner]]: [[Downplayed Trope|Downplayed]], as he could be pretty effectual while working alone as seen in both “The Battle Of The Labyrinth “and “The Last Olympian”
* {{spoiler|[[Missed the Call]]: Percy got it instead of him.}}
* [[Ship Tease]]: He sure blushed around {{spoiler|Juniper}} a lot in ''The Last Olympian'', if that means anything...
** Probably because she was a dryad and he was a preteen who was beginning to like girls. {{spoiler|In the fourth book, he went to Camp Half-Blood just for Annabeth.}}
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: Yes, the cute, excited little ten year old turns into one of the most badass characters in the series.
* [[Troubled but Cute]]: At first he's just an annoying cute little bro, then {{spoiler|his sister dies}}. He stays cute.
* [[The Unfavourite]]: Hades makes it blatantly obvious that he likes Bianca more than Nico.
* {{spoiler|[[You Should Have Died Instead]]: Hades implies this. He gets better.}}
 
=== '''Ethan Nakamura''' ===
Son of Nemesis, the goddess of revenge and balance, Ethan was one of the many residents of Cabin Eleven who went unclaimed or had no cabin of their own because their parents were minor gods. He promised his mother he would make a place on Olympus for the minor gods, and in exchange she took his eye.
 
* [[Eyepatch of Power]]
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== Other Camp residents ==
=== '''Grover Underwood''' ===
A satyr and Percy's best friend, Grover is the Searcher sent to Yancy Academy to keep an eye on Percy. He leads Percy to Camp Half-Blood and joins him on each book's quest (except the second, where the object is to rescue him). His dream is to find the lost god of the wild, Pan. {{spoiler|He eventually does. Just in time to watch Pan die.}}
 
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* [[Plucky Comic Relief]]
* [[Race Lift]]
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: Goes from being the unquestionable [[Butt Monkey]] in ''The Lightning Thief'' to being a competent member of the good guys' team whose skill set complements the more action-oriented demigods.
* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Enchiladas.
* [[The Unfavourite]]: The Council of Cloven Elders has a very strong dislike for Grover out of all their satyrs, particularly after book four.
 
=== '''Chiron''' ===
* [[Cool Teacher]]: Head of Camp Half-Blood.
* [[Herald]]
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* [[Super Wheelchair]]: It's a [[Hammerspace Hideaway]] for his horse legs.
 
=== '''Tyson''' ===
Tyson is first introduced as a school friend of Percy's, but he is later revealed to be a Cyclops - one-eyed children of Poseidon, therefore making him Percy's half-brother.
 
* [[The Ace]]: He ''sounds'' dumb sometimes, and he can be a bit of a crybaby, but he can do ''anything.''
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* [[Trademark Favorite Food]]: Peanut butter.
 
=== '''Mrs. O'Leary''' ===
Quintus's dog. {{spoiler|Later becomes Percy's after Quintus/Daedalus dies.}}
 
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* [[Pet Monstrosity]]
 
=== '''Blackjack''' ===
Percy's trusty horse, {{spoiler|who he rescued from slavery in Luke's ship}}. Percy can talk with him because he's a son of Poseidon, who made horses.
 
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== Mortals ==
 
=== '''Sally Jackson''' ===
Percy's mother.
 
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=== '''Paul Blofis''' ===
* [[Action Mom|Action Dad]]: We, once again, refer you to Book 5, Chapter 18: My Parents Go Commando. Paul picks up a sword and promptly [[Badass Normal|kills a dracaena with it.]] After which he says a memorable quote:
{{quote|"I hope that was a monster I just killed. I was a Shakespearian actor in college! Picked up a little swordplay!"}}
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* [[Punny Name]]: Percy initially calls him Paul Blowfish behind his back, but stops doing it after he gets to know him better.
 
=== '''Frederick Chase''' ===
* [[Action Mom|Action Dad]]: In ''The Titan's Curse'' when Percy and friends are fleeing Mount Othrys, Frederick Chase flies by in a [[Break Out the Museum Piece|Sopwith Camel]] and [[Badass Normal|strafes a line of monsters with bullet casings made of celestial bronze.]]
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Turns out to be like this even after all the crap he put her through. During his [[Big Damn Heroes]] moment:
{{quote|"Get away from my daughter!"}}
 
=== '''Rachel Elizabeth Dare''' ===
* [[Betty and Veronica]]: The Veronica to Annabeth's Betty.
* [[The Chick]]
* [[Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?]]: Famous for hitting the [[Big Bad]] in the face with a hairbrush.
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=== May Castellan ===
Luke's mother, who is described as kind-hearted and multitalented. {{spoiler|Until she tried to become the Oracle of Delphi despite Hades's curse, and paid the price for it.}}
 
* [[Abusive Parents]] / [[Parental Abandonment]]: Somewhere in the middle. She's ''there'', but she's ''not'', you know?
* {{spoiler|[[Fainting Seer]]}}
* [[I See Them, Too]]: Born with the Sight. {{spoiler|It ends badly when she tries to become the Oracle.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Go Mad Fromfrom the Revelation]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Mad Oracle]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Mind Rape]]: She saw what would happen to Luke, and it drove her insane.}}
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* [[Really Seven Hundred Years Old]]: Bordering on [[Time Abyss]].
 
=== '''Aphrodite''' ===
The goddess of love and beauty. As one might expect, her role in an adventure story is pretty minimal.
* [[Eternal Love]]: Even if the rest of Olympus were to crumble into dust, Aphrodite would live on, since she represents love and emotional attachment.
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** [[Trickster Mentor]]
* [[Shipper on Deck]]: She even tells Percy that she'll screw with his relationship with Annabeth just [[It Amused Me|for the hell of it]].
* [[World's Most Beautiful Woman]]: Arguably. Percy even describes her as looking like every girl he'd ever liked.
 
=== '''Ares''' ===
The god of war. As one might expect, he's petty and not that bright.
* [[Badass Biker]]
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* [[One-Man Army]]: Can bless demigods and possibly mortals, temporarily turning them into one of these.
 
=== '''Artemis''' ===
The goddess of the moon, the hunt, and maidens. She is sworn as a perpetual maiden, and thus has no true children, but she does "adopt" maidens who foreswear men forever.
* [[Animorphism]]: Possibly. When Artemis is fighting against Atlas she is seen taking different animal forms at great speed by Percy. He then admits that another possibility could be that {{spoiler|the pain of holding the sky}} is making him hallucinate and “see things”
* [[The Archer]]
* [[Badass in Distress]]: During ''The Titan's Curse.''
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* [[Does Not Like Men]]: But she seems to be more mature about it than her hunters, as shown when she {{spoiler|praises Percy and supports keeping him alive.}}
* [[Sibling Seniority Squabble]]: With Apollo.
* [[Token Mini-MoeLoli]]: Her preferred form, as it's the same age as many of her Hunters.
 
=== '''Apollo''' ===
The god of the sun, poetry, prophecy, and medicine, and Artemis's older twin brother (but don't bring that up). He speaks through the oracle of Delphi.
 
* [[The Archer]]
* [[Big Brother Instinct]]: He has a bit of this for Artemis, considering how he defied Zeus's orders to give advice to Percy and his friends on how to save her.
* [[Combat Medic]]
* [[Cool Car]]: He likes the sun chariot in the form of a sports car. [[Crazy Awesome|And he lets fifteen-year-old girls take it for a spin]].
* [[Different As Night and Day]] / [[Sibling Yin-Yang]]: With Artemis.
* [[Hot God]]: This applies to most of the gods, but special emphasis is given to Apollo (and Aphrodite, but that's a given).
* [[Real Men Wear Pink]]: Parodied. His being the god of poetry is [[Played for Laughs]], with him spouting haikus at the best of times.
{{quote|'''Apollo''': Green grass breaks through snow,
Artemis pleads for my help,
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* [[Sibling Seniority Squabble]]: With Artemis.
 
=== '''Athena''' ===
The goddess of wisdom. A perpetual maiden, her "children" are born from a quite literal meeting of minds between herself and a mortal.
* [[Gray Eyes]]
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* [[Overprotective Dad|Overprotective Mom]]: Well, as "overprotective" as any of the absentee parent gods can get, anyway.
 
=== '''Dionysus''' ===
The god of wine, parties, and {{spoiler|insanity.}} He's being "[[Cool and Unusual Punishment|punished]]" by being assigned as the head of Camp Half-Blood for 100 years after chasing after an off-limits nymph, and is grouchy due to being put off the bottle and thus can't drink until his punishment is over. Has an extremely strong dislike of heroes. Known as "Mr. D" to the campers.
 
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* [[Freudian Excuse]]: A non-villainous example. The reason he dislikes heroes is because his wife Ariadne was abandoned by the demigod Theseus.
* [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]
* [[My Name Is Not Durwood]] - Mr. D staunchly refuses to get ''any'' of the campers' names right. Just ask <s> Peter Johnson</s> Percy Jackson.
* [[Mind Rape]]: His signature move.
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Minor example, but he contacts Percy in a dream to make sure his {{spoiler|one remaining}} son is safe.
* [[Pet the Dog]]: Restoring Chris Rodriguez' sanity in ''The Battle of the Labyrinth.''
 
=== '''Hades''' ===
The god of the underworld. Bitter and asocial, but not truly evil.
 
* [[Animal Motif]]: He is described as been similar to a panther, lithe, graceful and dangerous
* [[Authority Equals Asskicking]]: In “The Lighting Thief” upon Percy’s meeting with Hades he states that Hades, above Ares and Dionysus, radiated power and that he had an air of order and lordship. The Asskicking part is seen in his [[Big Damn Heroes]] moment in “The Last Olympian”
* [[Big Damn Heroes]]: The end of ''The Last Olympian''
* [[Calling the Old Man Out]]: "And if there's one thing we can agree on, it's that you were a TERRIBLE father."
* [[Dark Is Not Evil]]
* [[Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette]]
* [[Everybody Hates Hades]]: Even though he didn't do anything to deserve it. Although this gets better in the end.
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* [[Orcus on His Throne]]: How Percy, Annabeth and Grover find him in “The Lighting Thief”
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Hades, it seems, is willing to go to much further lengths to protect his children than his brothers, including visiting them in person. Plus, it's stated that {{spoiler|Nico}} lives in the Underworld with him.
** {{spoiler|This ultra protectedness could be due to Nico and Bianca being his ONLY children (the rest of his siblings have oodles of kids in contrast that they can hardly keep track of them, Poseidon implies that Percy has many more unknown half-siblings, and Jason, main character in Heroes of Olympus is revealed to be Zeus's son). His pact with his brothers prevents him from having more kids making him more motivated to keep the ones he has safe.}}
*** Well, {{spoiler|only ''Greek'' children, anyway.}}
* [[Parental Favoritism]]: Hades makes it quite clear that he'd rather have {{spoiler|Bianca}} alive instead of {{spoiler|Nico}}, though it's probably because of {{spoiler|Bianca}}'s resemblance to their mother.
* [[Simple Staff]]: Acording to Nico, Its His [[Weapon of Choice]] .
 
=== '''Hephaestus''' ===
The god of fire, blacksmiths, metallurgy, and technology.
 
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* [[Not Good with People]]
 
=== '''Hera''' ===
The goddess of women and marriage. She is quite possibly one of the three gods who have never had a demigod child (the other two being Artemis and Hestia).
* [[Alpha Bitch]]
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* [[Yandere]]
 
=== '''Hermes''' ===
The god of messengers, travelers, and thieves. As such, he's always extremely busy.
* [[Berserk Button]]: Never imply that he doesn’t care about his sons.
* [[Obfuscating Stupidity]]: He knew all along {{spoiler|what would happen to Luke}}.
* [[Trickster Archetype]]: [[Ur Example|One of the oldest examples]].
 
=== '''Hestia''' ===
The goddess of the hearth. She's often overlooked by the other characters, often quite literally.
* [[Ascended Extra]]: From the original mythology.
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* [[Older Than They Look]]: Hestia in particular takes this trope out of all the gods, because she takes the form of a seven or eight-year old girl.
 
=== '''Poseidon''' ===
The god of the oceans, storms, earthquakes and horses. Poseidon is shown to take greater care of his children than other gods and as more mature than his brother Zeus.
* [[Doting Parent]]: He is the best father in the world, compared to some of his fellow gods, especially Zeus and Hades
* [[Father Neptune]]: The Greek equivalent of the [[Trope Namer]]. Especially apparent while fighting against Oceanus in ''The Last Olympian''.
* [[Immortal Immaturity]]: Averted. In ancient times he was very similar to Zeus in temperament. He would often hold grudges and be highly vindictive when things did not go his way. In the series he comes across as having matured to a degree where he is much more reasonable, at least compare to his brother.
* [[Making a Splash]]
* [[Prongs of Poseidon]]: The [[Trope Namer]].
 
=== '''Zeus''' ===
Lord of Olympus and god of storms, justice, and oaths. The last two being ironic considering his actions throughout the series.
* [[Bolt of Divine Retribution]]: Quite literally. His symbol of power is the "master bolt." The first lightning bolt and most powerful weapon in the series.
* [[Jerkass]]: All the gods are this to a degree, but Zeus stands out compared to the others.
* [[Karma Houdini]]: Despite breaking a sacred oath and pulling a ton of other crap Zeus is never held accountable for his actions. Instead his children often have to pay for his crimes and mistakes. Being the most powerful god around has its perks.
* [[Immortal Immaturity]]: In ancient times, Zeus and Poseidon had almost interchangeable personalities. By modern day, Poseidon has matured to a degree, so he tends to be more reasonable. Zeus has not and still comes across as a pompous git who thinks he is perfect.
* [[Pride]]: His defining characteristic and source of many of the problems throughout both series.
* [[Shock and Awe]]
 
 
== Titans ==
=== '''Kronos''' ===
* [[Abusive Parents]]: Yes indeed.
* [[And I Must Scream]]: He literally ''cannot'' die. The first time, he was chopped into bits and pitched into Tartarus. The second time, {{spoiler|his consciousness exploded and was spread so thinly across the world that there's little hope of it reassembling}}.
* [[Big Bad]]
* [[Big No]]
* [[Chessmaster]]: One of the best, hands down. His [[Plan|plansplan]]s are brilliant.
* [[Eldritch Abomination]]
* [[Eyes of Gold]]
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* [[Sinister Scythe]]
* [[Time Master]]
* [[You Have Failed Me...]]: Kronos decides to let Atlas rot due to his repeated failures.
 
=== '''Hyperion''' ===
* [[The Dragon]]
* [[Eyes of Gold]]
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* [[Title Drop]]: Not of the book name, or even the series name, but the name of the publishing company.
 
=== '''Atlas''' ===
* [[And I Must Scream]]: Has to hold up the sky.
* {{spoiler|[[Archnemesis Dad]]}}: An infamously dramatic example.
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* [[Luke, I Am Your Father]]: {{spoiler|With Zoë.}}
 
=== '''Krios''' ===
* [[Butt Monkey]]: He thinks of himself this way
* [[The Resenter]]: To the other Titans.
* [[Hero of Another Story|Villain Of Another Story]]: ''The Lost Hero'' reveals he was off defending Mount Othrys {{spoiler|from the Romans}}.
 
=== '''Prometheus''' ===
Titan of craftiness and forethought. Sided with the Olympians in the first war, but out of a desire for revenge on Zeus and thinking the Olympians cannot win switches sides to the Titans.
* [[Affably Evil]]: If one can call him evil.
* [[If My Calculations Are Correct]]: Implied that part of his foreknowledge is his ability to calculate probability to predict the most likely outcome.
* [[Revenge Before Reason]]: One possible interpretation of his defection.
* [[Satan Is Good]]: In a sense. He is referred to once as "the good Titan" for the aid he has given to mankind with fire and curiosity in defiance of Zeus.
 
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