“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is heading back to Disney+ for Season 3 on November 20, but Camp Half-Blood devotees do not have to spend the entire wait revisiting the same quests.

The series stars Walker Scobell as Percy, a teenager who learns that he is the demigod son of Poseidon, played by Toby Stephens. After arriving at Camp Half-Blood, a training ground for young demigods, Percy is pulled into an adventure shaped by Greek mythology. Jason Mantzoukas, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Kate McKinnon are among the performers playing Olympian gods.

For viewers drawn to its combination of young heroes, mythological world-building, monsters and coming-of-age drama, these 10 shows offer compelling places to go next.

For More Gods, Monsters and Chosen Heroes

“Blood of Zeus”: Netflix’s animated fantasy is the most direct mythological match, although its graphic violence and mature material make it better suited to older viewers. Heron, voiced by Derek Phillips, discovers that he is the son of Zeus, voiced by Jason O’Mara, before being drawn into a war against demons. Alexia, voiced by Jessica Henwick, joins his fight, while Hera and Ares emerge among the gods opposing him.

“Avatar: The Last Airbender”: The Nickelodeon series follows Aang, voiced by Zach Tyler Eisen, as he attempts to master water, earth, fire and air and restore balance to a world threatened by the Fire Nation. Katara and Sokka, voiced by Mae Whitman and Jack De Sena, accompany him. The original show premiered in 2005 and ran for three years, later expanding into projects including “The Legend of Korra,” live-action adaptations and the upcoming “Avatar: Seven Havens.”

“Merlin”: This five-season series reworks Arthurian legend around a young Merlin, played by Colin Morgan. He lives in Camelot after King Uther Pendragon, played by Anthony Head, has banished magic, forcing Merlin to conceal his identity while protecting Uther’s son Arthur, played by Bradley James. Morgana, played by Katie McGrath, becomes an increasingly dangerous threat.

“Star Wars: Skeleton Crew”: The eight-episode Disney+ miniseries sends four children from At Attin into space, where they meet Jod Na Nawood, Jude Law’s mysterious pirate and powerful Force user. Jod offers to help them return home, but he has ulterior motives. Its young ensemble and relatively self-contained story make it an accessible family adventure.

Page-to-Screen Fantasy With Young Heroes

“One Piece”: Netflix’s live-action adaptation follows the Straw Hat Pirates as they hunt for a legendary treasure amid rival pirates, powerful enemies and corrupt authorities. Iñaki Godoy plays Monkey D. Luffy, while Emily Rudd portrays navigator Nami. Its focus on found family, changing the world and venturing into the unknown should resonate with “Percy Jackson” viewers.

“Ms. Marvel”: Iman Vellani stars as Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American girl from New Jersey who goes from Avengers fan to hero. The Disney+ series combines her coming-of-age story with Marvel world-building, Pakistani culture, historical drama and Islamic folklore. Its antagonists include the Clandestines, cosmically displaced djinn who want Kamala’s powers to return to their own dimension.

“Shadowhunters”: Freeform’s adaptation of Cassandra Clare’s “The Mortal Instruments” centers on Clary Fray, played by Katherine McNamara. On her 18th birthday, Clary learns that she descends from Shadowhunters, human-angel hybrids who hunt demons. The three-season series mixes its magical revelation with darker action and complicated interpersonal drama.

“His Dark Materials”: The BBC/HBO adaptation stars Dafne Keen as Lyra, an orphan whose search for her friend Roger, played by Lewin Lloyd, places her in a conflict involving a religious aristocracy and a divine entity called The Authority. The series shares more than fantasy themes with “Percy Jackson”: Keen is set to play Artemis in Season 3, while Percy’s Hermes actor Lin-Manuel Miranda portrays aeronaut Lee Scoresby.

Darker Picks for Older Percy Fans

“The Witcher”: Netflix’s medieval-inspired fantasy follows monster hunter Geralt of Rivia, played by Henry Cavill in Seasons 1 through 3 and Liam Hemsworth in Season 4. Geralt becomes the protector of Princess Ciri, played by Freya Allan, whose Elder Blood makes her a potential magical threat. A fifth and final season is still to come.

“Stranger Things”: Rather than Greek mythology, the Netflix series draws on science-fiction and horror. Its opening season begins in Hawkins, Indiana, where a boy’s disappearance leads his friends and family to a secretive laboratory and experiments involving another dimension. Millie Bobby Brown, David Harbour, Joe Keery and Sadie Sink play Eleven, Jim Hopper, Steve Harrington and Max Mayfield, respectively.

ShowBiz Take

The strongest alternatives do not simply replicate Percy’s encounter with Greek gods. They preserve the more important dramatic engine: a young person discovers that the world is far stranger than expected, finds allies and must grow into a frightening new responsibility.

“Blood of Zeus” is the obvious choice for mythology, while “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” “Ms. Marvel” and “Skeleton Crew” come closest to the family-oriented adventure. Older viewers seeking heavier material can move toward “His Dark Materials,” “Shadowhunters” or “The Witcher.” Together, the list shows just how many forms the young-hero fantasy journey can take.

What Happens Next?

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” returns for Season 3 on November 20, with Dafne Keen joining the mythological world as Artemis. Until then, these 10 series offer enough demigods, magic, monsters, pirates and interdimensional danger to keep any fantasy watchlist busy.