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Percy Jackson and the Olympians<\/em><\/a> will be back with Season 3 this year<\/a>. A teaser for the upcoming season was featured in an end-credits scene in the Season 2 finale on January 22, thrilling fans of the book adaptation. Given the picked-up pace in production between Seasons 2 and 3, fans want to know if a renewal for Seasons 4 and 5 is on the way.<\/p>\n Read on for everything we know so far about a\u00a0Percy Jackson and the Olympians<\/em> Season 4.<\/p>\n There hasn\u2019t been an official Season 4 renewal for\u00a0Percy Jackson<\/em> as of the time of publication, but the cast talks about the series as if Seasons 4 and 5 are already locked in. Since Season 1, the show\u2019s creators have been open about their vision to make one season per book from Rick Riordan<\/a>\u2018s Percy Jackson and the Olympians<\/em> pentology<\/a>.<\/p>\n Walker Scobell told TV Insider<\/a> in our finale interview that he suggested a change to the Season 2 finale script that accounted for character development he felt should be saved for Season 5. He also told us that he\u2019s re-reading the fourth book,\u00a0Battle of the Labyrinth<\/em>, right now as he films Season 3, which wraps filming in about two months.<\/p>\n Percy motivated his fellow demigods to defend Camp Half-Blood from Luke\u2019s<\/a> (Charlie Bushnell<\/a>) rebel forces in a rousing speech in the Season 2 finale. He said no bigger hero or divine intervention was coming to save them. \u201cIt\u2019s just us,\u201d he urged. Scobell said that the speech was written to be much more heroic.<\/p>\n \u201cOriginally, it was written to be very like Percy stands and leads this whole army into battle, but when I read that, we had a little conversation,\u201d Scobell told us. \u201cWhat I personally wanted to change was, I thought that we should save that for Season 5. I don\u2019t think Percy\u2019s at the point to be able to lead anyone or stand up and really take charge. What I love about that scene is, it\u2019s a lot less of Percy standing up and taking charge and more, \u2018There\u2019s a problem, and I\u2019m going to go solve it, and I\u2019d love if you guys would help me out, and this is something that we should all care about.’\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s good for actors to envision a future for their characters, regardless of renewal status, as it helps with character development, no matter what comes next. Given the show\u2019s success on Disney+ (Season 2 was recently nominated for Children\u2019s Emmy Awards, and the first season won a bunch), we anticipate a Season 4 renewal.<\/p>\nIs\u00a0Percy Jackson and the Olympians<\/em> renewed for Season 4?<\/h2>\n