Jay Duplass has recently addressed the question of his participation in the highly anticipated second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, exciting fans and followers alike.

The talented 52-year-old actor made a memorable guest appearance in the inaugural season, where he took on the iconic role of Hades, the formidable god of the Underworld.

Characterized as a deeply layered figure, Hades is described as feeling alienated from his divine family and possessing the traits of a misunderstood genius. He is known for holding onto past grievances and for being exceptionally strategic in his dealings.

In a recent interview conducted during the premiere of his new FX series Dying For Sex, Jay candidly shared insights about whether he would reprise his role in the upcoming season two.

Continue reading to discover more about Jay’s involvement…

“I am not in season two,” he revealed to People, while hinting at exciting possibilities, stating, “there have been some potential droppings about season 3.”

Expressing his affection for the project, Jay remarked, “I love being a part of the show. It’s the first series I’ve been involved in that my kids can actually watch. Not only can they watch it, but Percy Jackson is genuinely their favorite artistic work – the book series has captivated them.”

The proud father shared that his children were genuinely impressed with his interpretation of Hades!

“There was a bit of pressure to accurately portray Hades and ensure the show delivered quality content, and they are so thrilled with the outcome,” he noted. “It has truly been a unique and cherished experience for my entire family to see me embody that character from the Underworld.”

If you haven’t caught up, explore which stars are confirmed to return for Percy Jackson season two and learn about the new additions to the cast.

However, fans eager for new episodes will need to exercise patience, as the series is not slated to return until December 2025!