Percy Jackson & the Olympians

Warning ! This article bear pocket-size spoilers for Percy Jackson and the Olympians episode 1 .

Summary

Percy Jackson and the Olympiansepisode 1 let in the terrifying monster of the Minotaur , though dresses him in a humorously confusing twain of whitened underpants . This course raises the query of why this is the case , stemming from the delineation ofPercy Jackson ’s mythical creaturesfrom the books . occupy the Minotaur , the monster appear afterPercy Jacksonepisode 1 ’s story revealsthat the titular quality is a half - blood , the Word of a human female parent and godly founding father .

The Minotaur seem to assail Percy as one of the many ancient Hellenic monsters who imperil thedemigods of thePercy Jacksonuniverse . This follows almost identically to the account ofThe Lightning Thief -the firstbook in Percy Jackson ’s reading order- showcasing the Disney+ show ’s fidelity to the origin cloth . In another show of fidelity , Percy Jackson and the Olympiansepisode 1 ’s terrific Minotaur is strangely wear out a duet of underclothes . This naturally leads to the doubt of why , something that stems from the tongue - in - cheek room thatPercy Jacksonauthor Rick Riordan has always depicted the world of Hellenic god , monsters , and creatures .

The Minotaur’s Fruit Of The Loom Underwear Is One Of Percy Jackson’s Most Memorable GreekMythology Gags

In the original Bible serial , Percy Jacksonauthor Rick Riordan went to great length to combine the world of ancient Greece with the modern United States . In doing so , Riordan included several humourous modernized joke , from Mount Olympus being positioned at the top of the Empire State Building to the entrance to the Underworld being located in Los Angeles . One of the more memorable of these muzzle , however , was the Minotaur wearing Fruit of the Loom underclothes during his battle with Percy Jackson .

In Greek mythology , the Minotaur is often portray as totally naked , aside from a small breechclout covering her low one-half . As such , Riordan took this opportunity to have some fun , depicting the Minotaur in the same way only with the suitably modern wrench that he is wear off a popular sword of American underclothes . This explain why the Minotaur is wearing these clothes inPercy Jackson and the Olympiansepisode 1 , linking to the sardonically funny nature of the original books .

The Minotaur’s Underwear Fixes Another Mistake From The Percy Jackson Movies

While the Minotaur ’s underwear will seem insignificant to those not familiar with Riordan ’s book , the case of faithfulness is welcome . The reason for this stems from the unnecessary changes made to thePercy Jacksonstory in the movie starring Logan Lerman . Some aspect of the 2010Percy Jacksonfilm - the dramatis personae included - were excellent , though its biggest issue was the lack of fidelity to the original booksby Riordan .

All book - to - film adaptations undergo changes to better fit the new spiritualist , but the Percy Jackson moving-picture show take Brobdingnagian liberties with Rick Riordan ’s books .

This was something that Riordan andPercy Jackson and the Olympianscreator Jonathan E. Steinberg wanted to rectify with the Disney+ show . As a answer of this concert effort to faithfulness , the Minotaur wearing a pair of white underclothing oddly becomes significant . IfPercy Jackson and the Olympiansepisodes 1 and 2 are anything to go by , this increase effort at fidelity was successful , proving the Disney+ show to be the adaptationPercy Jacksonfans have daydream of for decades .

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Poster

New episodes ofPercy Jackson and the Olympiansrelease every Tuesday on Disney+ .

The Minotaur standing in the rain in the Percy Jackson TV show next to Walker Scobell as Percy Jackson holding Zeus' master bolt

The Minotaur wearing underwear in a Myth O' Magic card from Percy Jackson and the Olympians episode 1

Percy Jackson wielding a sword and shield in the Disney+ TV show next to the 2010 Percy Jackson Poster

Percy Jackson movie poster with Percy from the graphic novel.

Percy Jackson & The Olympians