Blood of Zeus Season 2: Blood of Zeus Season 2: See all we know about cast, where to watch, trailer and more
Storyline of Season 1
The story follows young Heron (played by Derek Phillips) who transforms into a demigod from a simple farmer. He is the secret son of Zeus (portrayed by Jason O’Mara). Heron has to protect Olympus from a dangerous demon named Seraphim (played by Elias Toufexis). Heron is also hated by his step mother Hera (played by Claudia Christian). In the final battle of Olympus, Zeus is killed in a battle.
What to Expect in Season 2
Continuing from Season 1, it seems like the evil forces have taken over the city and are about to rule over it. It is under such circumstances that Heron realizes that he is the son of Zeus and is now keen to save the world from evil forces.
Where to Watch
OTT Platform Netflix is streaming it. It was released on May 9 and is now available to binge watch.
Trailer
The trailer gives us a sneak peak into what Season 2 holds. It shows what Olympus looks like after the death of Zeus. While the world out there is struggling, Heron gives out a message to save the world. In the process of saving the world he has to face various personal challenges including negotiating with Seraphim with whom Season 1 ended on a negative note. Will he be able to rise up to the challenges? Here is the link to the trailer:
Cast
• Claudia Christian as Hera
• Chris Diamantopoulos as Poseidon
• Matthew Mercer as Hermes
• Matt Lowe as Ares
• Adam Croasdell as Apollo
• Jennifer Hale as Artemis
FAQs:
Who has written the story and script of Blood of Zeus?
Charley Parlapanides and Vilas Parlapanides are the writers of this animated movie. Their expertise lies in the subject of Greek mythology.
Who will be directing ‘Blood of Zeus’?
For season 2, Jae H Kim, Jae Woo Kim and Joshua Covey will be the directors. This will be specifically for season 2.
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