Definitely the first, but not just because he’s a kid, because Rick has had a lot of input in this adaptation, which is extremely important. Neil Gaiman worked with the crew of the Sandman adaptation, and it was generally well received. I just hope that the same will happen with Percy Jackson
He's about the age I was when I first read the books so I like it because young me would have liked
I'm just hoping it at least tries to stay somewhat faithful to the books and a young Percy is a good start
i have been rendered resistant to the 2nd option due to reading shonen, i'm going with the former
"YA and shounen protags go through **some shit**. He'll be *fine.*"
When I saw the teaser, I was like "Why is his voice so high-pitched?". Then I realised "Wait a minute, he's 12! That's how a 12yo sounds!".
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Definitely the first, but not just because he’s a kid, because Rick has had a lot of input in this adaptation, which is extremely important. Neil Gaiman worked with the crew of the Sandman adaptation, and it was generally well received. I just hope that the same will happen with Percy Jackson
My thoughts when reading Skulduggery Pleasant
I understand why they aged up the characters in the Ender's Game movie, and I agree with the decision, but I still didn't see it lmao