Updates on the Season 2 of Blood of Zeus: Blood of Zeus is one of the most enjoyable results of Netflix’s growing interest in animated shows aimed at adults. The epic musical by Charley and Vlas Parlapanides examines a “lost chapter” of Greek mythology in which Heron, Zeus’s illegitimate son, learns about his lineage and wants to embrace his heroism.

Blood of Zeus is a stunning achievement in terms of chaotic animation and fight choreography, as well as its take on the subject matter. The show’s first season tells a gripping narrative about Heron and other famous figures battling for power on Mount Olympus.

Despite the fact that a second season has yet to be confirmed, there are several threads from the first batch of episodes that suggest to where Blood of Zeus will go.

The first season of Blood of Zeus revolves around Heron’s discovery of his connection to Zeus and if he would grow up to be the sort of hero who can properly follow in the footsteps of his father or any of the other Gods in his inner circle.

In the season finale of Blood of Zeus, Heron encounters his most difficult challenges yet, and in his struggle against Seraphim, he finally taps into his Godly talents and unleashes a torrent of thunder and lightning that mirrors Zeus’ own abilities.

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Mount Olympus Has a New Ruler

Hera succeeds in her spiteful scheme and kills Zeus, as Blood of Zeus finishes on a surprising note. The first season finale is so concentrated on the war that it ignores the power vacuum that Zeus’ disappearance causes, despite the fact that the Gods will require a new ruler. Heron is a Zeus descendent who looks to be being groomed to be a candidate, but he’s still learning the ropes.

It would be premature to put Heron in charge of Olympus, and doing so would almost certainly make him an easy target for the other Gods. Other characters, such as Heron’s brother Apollo, look to be stronger candidates for the future rulership of Olympus. Apollo has served his time and is an important player in the continuing battle against the Giants. Season two might perhaps contain a fierce competition to determine who would be the next king of Mount Olympus.

Season 2 of Blood of Zeus In The Underworld, There Are Seraphim

The destiny of the Seraphim is the most fascinating subplot hinted in the season finale of Blood of Zeus. In Blood of Zeus, Seraphim’s path is probably even more intriguing than Heron’s. Despite the fact that Seraphim dies in the climactic fight, a post-credits sequence indicates that he is far from dead.

As a ghost, Seraphim appears in the Underworld and becomes Hades’ new pawn. It’s strange how Seraphim goes from being a lunatic’s puppet to becoming someone else’s instrument.

Hades certainly has massive plans against the Gods, and Seraphim plays a key role in them. Seraphim’s hate for these gods is at an all-time high following his battle with Heron. The first season devotes an extraordinary amount of attention to elements of the Underworld, and it appears that the purpose of the second season is to pay these themes off.

It wouldn’t be out of place for Blood of Zeus to turn the tables in season two and make Seraphim the main character, providing a unique perspective on everything that’s transpired thus far.

Hera’s and the Giants’ Return

Blood of Zeus presents a bevvy of foes and deadly hurdles throughout the course of its first season, but it’s Hera who emerges as the wicked mastermind driving the majority of the drama. Hera’s danger appears to have gone, but her fate isn’t as clear as Zeus’, and she might be waiting for the right moment to strike again.

Whoever replaces Hera as the new ruler of Mount Olympus must expect Hera to return at some point. Similarly, the Giants are a significant source of opposition for the Gods, but the season finishes with them, together with Hera, putting a stop to the drama.

Given their lengthy history and never-ending conflict, it would be remarkable if the Gods and the Giants did not reemerge in some fashion. Season one teased the idea of these ultimate powers making alliances for the greater good, thus season two may bring back both Hera and the Giants, albeit as reluctant partners.

The possibilities for what Blood of Zeus may do with these people and their tale are endless, but they’ll surely push themselves and Greek mythology to new heights.