Top Ten Most Annoying Heroes of Olympus Characters

In trials of Apollo piper went colder because she broke up with Jason. I think she should have not broke up with Jason because they could have been a happy couple. She has a point tho, Hera and Aphrodite had been basically put together the perfect couple. Also,she got more arrogant.

I've read so many defenses for this character, but I still can't stand her. I just don't think she's that great of a character, and she had so much potential to be a great character!

I actually liked her during the Lost Hero, because she had a good story. But the Mark of Athena and after, she just made me mad. It wasn't even her obsessing over Jason itself, it was more of the fact that she was constantly jealous over Reyna. Every. Single. Time. Jason even acknowledged Reyna's existence, she got all mopey and complained, despite the fact Reyna could've helped them several times... Like are you so petty that you're upset that Jason still acknowledges Reyna as a friend? Girls like this annoy me in real life...

Plus it seemed like I never got to see Piper grow, and I didn't get to know her as well as the others, because all her development happened between chapters and books. This was poor writing in my opinion. I mean it's fine if occasionally there's some development between the books, but it seemed like we never exactly got to see her development until fights. Like I would've LOVED to see Hazel and Piper practicing their powers together. But it was only briefly mentioned, and BOOM she was better at her powers. It's part of the reason I have a hard time buying Annabeth and Piper as BFFs. Like...am I the only one that thinks they don't have that much in common? At least with Piper and Leo's friendship, we already are aware they knew each other before they discovered they were demigods. Like Annabeth gave her a tour, but Will gave Leo a tour and they aren't best friends?

Like, I think she could've been a cool character, but I also feel that Rick tried too hard to make her a likable character, and in son ways it just annoyed me.

Ok people, Annabeth is the WORST! She is just HORRIBLE! I know you people might think that I'm crazy, but here's why. First off, she treats everyone like they're below her but honestly, they're all above her. Second, she basically only cares about her friends. When she was giving Piper the tour of camp half blood, Piper knew her heart wasn't into it. Also, when Jason wanted to bring Annabeth to help Hera, she refused! I mean, it's not Hera's fault, Annabeth insulted Hera! So Annabeth should be first on this list because she is the WORST.

I never really started to love Annabeth in the series. In the originally she was yes, pretty annoying, but I still appreciated her and kinda liked her, but then she just kept whining about how 'Luke was still alive' or whatever. She was right, but still. Then The Lost Hero came around, and I was okay with her. Then the other three books came around and I was completely annoyed.

Jason is not a perfect Percy, because he isn't Percy! He is his own character that would be better if people stopped comparing him to other people (cough cough percy cough). He is not perfect, did you miss all the times he has screwed up? If he gets hit in the head and knocked out, how is he perfect? People get angry at him for not saving Percabeth, but Frank could have flown, Hazel could have moved the earth, Leo could have built something, and Nico could have shadow traveled, so don't blame Jason. Jason was created to be his own character, not a percy. Some people can relate to him so he is not unrelatable. And he doesn't think he is "so cool". And Percy didn't defeat the titan Kronos, Luke and Annabeth did, while Jason was defeating the Titan Krios (or koios I can't remember) with his bare hands.

In the first couple of books Jason was in (The Lost Hero and The Mark of Athena), I despised his character. Despite being kidnapped when he was 2 and taken to the wolf house and then finding out he has a long lost sister 13 years later, he was a very bland character. He wasn't funny like Leo. He wasn't as sarcastic and charming as Percy. He wasn't as kind and adorably clumsy as Frank, so I didn't really know what to make of him. I had never actually seen him be praetor, so I wasn't sure if he was a good leader or not. He hadn't yet done anything amazingly heroic or awesome. He was just...there. But then in the House of Hades, as I learned a little bit more about the encouraging and strong side of Jason, I warmed up a little to his character. I didn't despise him, but he wasn't my favorite. I got to read his point of view and how he felt about always being the leader and the responsible one. Those were all contributing factors to what made me appreciate him more. But the thing that really won me over was when he accepted Nico after what Eros/Cupid forced him to do. He was so compassionate, and accepting, and just an all around nice guy who was just trying his best to live up what people expected him to be: A son of Jupiter.

So, in conclusion, I learned not to judge a character by his first book. He just needed a little bit of time to grow, and then he was actually a pretty cool character. He still remains to be my least favorite of the seven (just because I didn't connect to him very much), but he is a good character. However, after the Mark of Athena, Leo was my favorite character. He still is and always will be. After I finished The Blood of Olympus (which was, like, five minutes before I typed this comment), I liked him even more. I am most certainly on Team Leo! :3

Leo is pretty annoying, and actually takes pride in it. He tries to comme off as easy going and care free, but in fact, he does care. That's why I like him as a character : he's very insecure and get's pretty jealous, he teases the others and can be a first-class *meep*, but deep down he's actually a very kind and caring person who can be counted on to do the right thing. He can pass as flighty and shallow, be often makes some of the most merciful and considerate decisions, like with the dwarfs in Bologna when Jason was like 'Lol let's just kill them' and Leo was like 'I don't know man, they don't really deserve to die... '. He's also rather tragic in the way he is almost cursed to never find a place and although his character comes together after HoO I'm afraid Calypso will break his heart...

He is annoying. I didn't like him. Then I realised I am him (minus all the trauma). But still, he is the charming annoying like a little kid who just wants everyone else to be happy and if you don't like that then go away.

I just hated that he hated Percy for no reason, kept both camps hidden and was just annoying. Someone said that Percy broke his promise to him but Percy didn't, he knew he couldn't make the promise Bianca would be alive so he said he'd try. And he did. It may not have worked but he tried and I get he was a kid who was seriously pissed off he had no one but he was a kid so why was he hell-bent on killing Percy? I just don't like him

Why is he on this list? sure, he hated Percy and blamed him, but he had a huge crush on him and Percy promised not to let Bianca die. So even if it wasn't his fault, Percy did break his promise.

His sister, the only person he really knew, the person he loved and stood up for most, died, sacrificed when it could have been someone else. Would you be sad? would you find someone to blame? I know I would.

I think he is too overrated seriously... he can come off as annoying sometimes, especially to Percy when it isn't even his fault

I don't hate Percy but I think his characters got so much overly annoying in time. He is flawless (yes he is, his flaws never actually shown in the books), perfect, handsome, charming, smart, strategical, adorable, all shining hero. I think the Golden Boy title should have been given to Percy instead. He has total 6 people to love/d him. Even if some of them were nonsensical and didn't make any sense like Reyna. He got overly overpowered in time without any actual merits and consequences. His character doesn't seem too change even in the critical times and in the events, so he has no actual character development. A character development doesn't mean you have to make your character OP as hell, but it means that you need to add some things into the character that you've created in time, in certain events, in their actions and showing, with making them also well-rounded. Percy... just so hollow. Like a plastic, barbie doll without having to anything inside of it which would've make his character great.