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| Composer(s) | Frederik Wiedmann |
| Country of origin | United States Canada |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 27 |
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| Animator(s) | Bardel Entertainment |
| Running time | 24–33 minutes |
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| Distributor | Netflix (North America) PGS Entertainment (International) |
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| Original network | Netflix |
| Picture format | HDTV 1080p |
| Audio format | Stereo |
| Original release | September 14, 2018 – present |
The Dragon Prince (The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos for its fourth season) is a fantasy computer-animated streaming television series created for Netflix by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, produced by Wonderstorm and animated by Bardel Entertainment. The series follows the story of the prince half-brothers Callum and Ezran and the elf Rayla, who, as they take care of the infant dragon prince Azymondias, must end the thousand-year-old conflict between the human kingdoms and the magical creatures of the land of Xadia.
The series has earned critical acclaim for its story, themes, vocal performances, animation, and humor. The first season premiered on September 14, 2018. Season 2 followed in February 15, 2019, and Season 3 in November 22, 2019. The series has been renewed for four additional seasons, each with nine episodes. A video game set in the same world as the series is in development.
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Summary
The series is set in a fantasy world on the continent of Xadia, which is rich in magic derived from six primal sources: the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, the Earth, the Sky, and the Ocean. Centuries ago, the dragons, elves, and humans of Xadia lived in peace. However, the humans, being unable to utilize magic naturally, began to use dark magic, which is fueled by the life essence of magical creatures. As a consequence, they were driven away to the west, and the continent was split in two by a massive river of lava.
1,000 years later, the human King Harrow of Katolis and his advisor, the dark mage Viren, have killed the dragon king, Avizandum, and supposedly destroyed his heir's egg. In retaliation, elf assassins attempt to kill Harrow and his son, Ezran. Ezran, his half-brother Callum, and the young elf assassin Rayla discover that the egg was not destroyed; they undertake a dangerous mission to return the egg to Xadia. Viren seizes power after Harrow's assassination and sends his children Claudia and Soren to kill the princes and recover the egg. At the end of the first season, the egg hatches into the Dragon Prince, Azymondias, nicknamed Zym.
In the second season, Viren attempts to rally the other human kingdoms to war against Xadia; he also makes a secret alliance with the mysterious, imprisoned elf mage Aaravos, with whom he communicates through a magic mirror and a caterpillar-like creature. Meanwhile, Callum becomes the first human to directly access primal magic, connecting with the Sky Arcanum. By the end of Season 2, Viren is imprisoned for treason for having illicitly used Harrow's seal, and for abusing his powers of dark magic. Ezran learns of his father's death and returns to Katolis to claim the throne.
In the third season, Ezran is manipulated into abdicating the throne amid pressure for war and rejoins Callum and Rayla to return Zym to his dying mother at her home, the Storm Spire. Viren, restored to power, leads the human armies against Xadia, amassing even more dark magic with the help of Aaravos. Soren defects to resist his father's evil goals. Viren's army is defeated by the elves and their allies. Rayla throws herself and Viren from the summit of the Spire, and Callum uses Sky magic to save Rayla. Zym is returned to his mother. Claudia revives Viren using dark magic, and Aaravos's caterpillar enters metamorphosis.
Voice cast and characters
Main characters
- Prince Callum (voiced by Jack De Sena)
- Ezran's 14-year-old elder half-brother and King Harrow's stepson. In the course of the series, he becomes the first human ever to wield primal magic on his own and begins a relationship with Rayla.
- Rayla (voiced by Paula Burrows)
- A prodigy 15-year-old Moonshadow Elf assassin who sides with Callum and Ezran in order to deliver the Dragon Prince back to his mother. In time, she and Callum begin a romantic relationship.
- Prince Ezran (voiced by Sasha Rojen)
- The 10-year-old son of King Harrow and Callum's younger half-brother who has the ability to speak with animals. Ezran starts as the crown prince but becomes King of Katolis by the start of the third season.
Other Humans
- Viren (voiced by Jason Simpson)
- King Harrow's advisor, and one of the series' primary antagonists. A practitioner of the darkest of dark magic via a silver-and-purple staff, he seeks the advancement of the human race by any means necessary, even murdering the Princes of the realm, all to further his own magical power and sinister influence over the five realms by dominating the magical realm of Xadia. He becomes lackey to a rouge moonshadow elf by the name of Vardaros who advises and somewhat controls him via a black caterpillar.
- Claudia (voiced by Racquel Belmonte)
- The 16-year-old daughter of Viren, and a talented dark mage. She quite loyal to her father regardless of his ambitions for domination over all six realms. However, she is shocked when she learns that Viren was willing to let Soren, his own son, die to acquire Prince Zym's great sky powers for himself.
- Soren (voiced by Jesse Inocalla)
- The 18-year-old son of Viren who is a member of the Crownguard. A boastful and immature but skillful, good-hearted soldier who sees just how far his father will go to gain more power and eventually leaves him to join his younger stepbrother Prince Callum and his friends.
- King Harrow of Katolis (voiced by Luc Roderique)
- Crown Prince Ezran's late father and Prince Callum's stepfather who has tragically killed in Verien's quest to seize more power. Upon learning of his demise, his young son assumes his royal duties and follows in his footsteps to keep the peace between the five realms of humanity.
- Queen Sarai of Katolis (voiced by Kazumi Evans)
- Crown Prince Ezran and Prince Callum's late mother who was killed by Avizandum nine years before the series' beginning. She appears only in flashbacks and a nightmare of Prince Callum's.
- General Amaya
- The deaf maternal aunt of Callum and Ezran who communicates in sign language, and commander of a Katolian outpost at the Breach.
- Commander Gren (voiced by Adrian Petriw)
- Amaya's loyal deputy and interpreter.
- Corvus (voiced by Omari Newton)
- One of Amaya's scouts and Ezran's bodyguard.
- Ellis (voiced by Nahanni Mitchell)
- A young girl from a village at the foot of the Cursed Caldera.
- Opeli (voiced by Paula Burrows)
- High Cleric of Katolis and a prominent member of the High Council who opposes Viren.
- Queen Aanya (voiced by Zelda Ehasz)
- The juvenile ruler of Duren who is wise beyond her years. She is the aunt of King Ezran.
- Captain Villads (voiced by Peter Kelamis)
- A blind and eccentric ex-pirate.
- Crown Prince Kasef (voiced by Vincent Tong)
- He had taken the throne after his father was gravely injured by Viren's shadow assassins, and who calls for war against Xadia.
- Saleer (voiced by Jonathan Holmes)
- A Katolian councilman who turns against young King Ezran.
- Barius (voiced by Jason Simpson)
- The baker of Katolis' royal court, who is very fond of Ezran despite the young prince having stolen a lot of his jelly tarts in the past.
- Crow Master (voiced by Cole Howard)
- The deputy of the ever-absent Crow Lord, the chief caretaker of the Katolian court's messenger crows.
- Ziard (voiced by Brian Drummond)
- The first human to use dark magic before humankind's exile to the western parts of Xadia. He was killed in battle with Sol Regem when he refused to relinquish his new-found power.
Other Elves
- Aaravos (voiced by Erik Todd Dellums)
- A Startouch Elf and one of the primary antagonists of the series who was imprisoned within a mirror that belongs to the King and Queen of the Sky Dragons for crimes unknown. He is a master of both primal and dark magic who is using Viren to accomplish his own goals by influencing the dark high mage's already corrupt soul in the form of a black caterpillar but eventually manages to manifest his spirit by weaving a web in Viren's left eye. His background and history with the sky dragons will be explained in Book Four: Earth, which has renamed the show The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaarvos.
- Runaan (voiced by Jonathan Holmes)
- The leader of the Moonshadow Elf assassins sent to kill King Harrow, and Rayla's mentor and guardian.
- Ethari (voiced by Vincent Gale)
- Runaan's husband and one of Rayla's guardians.
- Lujanne (voiced by Ellie King)
- A Moonshadow Elf illusionist who lives in the human realms near a focal area for primal moon magic.
- Janai (voiced by Rena Anakwe)
- A Sunfire Elf warrior and the younger sister of their Queen Khessa (Brenda Crichlow). Also known as the Golden Knight of Lux Aurea, the capital of the Sunfire Elves.
- Nyx (voiced by Rhona Rees)
- Her full name being "Naimi-Selari-Nykantia", Nyx is an avaricious Skywing Elf, one of the few of her kind gifted with functional wings. She wishes to profit from any chance she gets, including stealing Zym from Callum and Rayla for a reward from his mother.
- Ibis (voiced by Ian James Corlett)
- A Skywing Elf mage.
- Tiadrin and Lain (voiced by Tyrone Savage and Ely Jackson)
- Rayla's parents were part of the Dragonguard to protect the egg of the Dragon Prince. For a long time, Rayla believed that they abandoned their duty when Avizandum was killed by Viren, making her feel ashamed of them, until Callum discovers the truth that they aided in saving the egg from being destroyed by Viren.
- Hendyr (voiced by Iain Hendry)
- A winged Skywing elf and former member of the Dragon Guard who fled his post at the Storm Spire.
- Karim (voiced by Luc Roderique)
- A Sunfire elf who will appear in Book Four: Earth.
Animals and magical beasts
- Prince Azymondias"Zym" (vocalized by Jack De Sena)
- An infant sky dragon and the titular character of the show. He resembles his late father, King Avizandum. Being the last heir to the throne of the Dragons of the Sky, he has been sought after by both humans and elves alike for either power and peace. For centuries, he was thought to have perished alongside his father, nut was actually taken by humans to be used as a very powerful weapon for future warfare.
- Bait (vocalized by Jack De Sena)
He is the pet of ten-year-old Prince, now King, Erazan who can change his color like chameleons.
- King Avizandum (voiced by Chris Metzen)
- The late ruler of the Sky Dragons and the infant Prince Azymondias' late father, whom the last Dragon Prince resembles. He was referred to by the humans as "Thunder". His demise was what caused his mate/queen so much sorrow and loneliness that she became comatose for many years.
- Queen Zubeia (voiced by Nicole Oliver)
- The benevolent ruler of the Dragons of the Sky and Prince Azymondias "Zym"'s mother. Due to her intense sorrow over losing her husband and, presumably, her only child, she became quite ill and fell into a comatose state within the cavern where she and mate had lived for centuries. After the battle between the rouge arcmage Viren and his army, Queen Zubeia finally awoke and was amazed and proud at seeing humans and elves united as one, that they had brought back her baby.
- Sol Regem (voiced by Adrian Hough)
- The former King of the Dragons, archdragon of the sun, who hates humans and was blinded by Ziard. He is the guardian of the Breach since King Avizandum's demise.
- Ava
- Ellis' three-legged wolf friend.
- Pip
- King Harrow's pet bird of prey.
- Phoe-Phoe
- Lujanne's Moon Phoenix companion.
- Berto (voiced by Paula Burrows)
- Villads' parrot first mate.
- Pyrrah
- A female red-scaled Sun Dragon.
Series overview
| Book | Name | Episodes | Originally released | ||
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| 1 | Moon | 9 | September 14, 2018 | ||
| 2 | Sky | 9 | February 15, 2019 | ||
| 3 | Sun | 9 | November 22, 2019 | ||
| 4 | Earth | 9 | Fall 2022 | ||
Episodes
Book 1: Moon (2018)
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| 1 | 1 | "Echoes of Thunder" | Giancarlo Volpe | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| A prologue explains the setting: Long ago, humans used dark magic and were driven off by dragons and elves. Now, humans have killed the dragon king and his egg, and war is imminent. Elven assassins assemble to kill the human king Harrow and his heir Ezran. The youngest among them, Rayla, is disavowed after she shows mercy to a guard. | |||||
| 2 | 2 | "What Is Done" | Giancarlo Volpe | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| Harrow rejects his advisor Viren's plan to foil the assassins by swapping the king's soul into another body. Rayla infiltrates the castle on her own, intent on killing Harrow and Ezran, but relents after Ezran shows her the dragon king's egg, which was believed to be destroyed. | |||||
| 3 | 3 | "Moonrise" | Giancarlo Volpe | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | September 14, 2018 |
| Rayla, Ezran and his half-brother Callum decide to return the egg to the dragons to prevent war, but they can convince neither Viren's daughter, the mage Claudia, nor the leader of the assassins, Runaan, of their plan. They are forced to flee with the egg as the other assassins begin their assault. The assassins are defeated, and Runaan is captured, but not before they kill King Harrow. | |||||
| 4 | 4 | "Bloodthirsty" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | September 14, 2018 |
| King Harrow is cremated and Viren, appointing himself Lord Protector, declares war on the elves. Callum develops his magic talents, using a rare primal stone of sky magic that he stole from Claudia. The three fugitives arrive at the royal winter lodge, where General Amaya, Ezran and Callum's aunt, catches up with them. Rayla's presence incites conflict, and the three flee again. | |||||
| 5 | 5 | "An Empty Throne" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| The fugitives continue their journey to the elven lands. Beset by a river monster, Callum electrocutes it with magic. Rayla admits she's trying to redeem her parents, who fled instead of protecting the dragon king. Amaya refuses to let Viren assume the throne, but after she leaves for the border garrison, Viren imprisons her deputy Gren. | |||||
| 6 | 6 | "Through the Ice" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| Rayla fights off Corvus, one of Amaya's trackers searching for the boys. As the fugitives cross the mountains, she reveals that her ritual assassin's armband will eventually cut off her hand if Ezran doesn't die. The egg falls into icy water and loses its luster. Viren orders his son Soren to find and kill the princes, so that Viren can seize the throne. | |||||
| 7 | 7 | "The Dagger and the Wolf" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | September 14, 2018 |
| Disguised as a human, Rayla tries to cut off her armband with a human's magic blade, but fails. The boys seek help for the egg, and the young girl Ellis tells them of a healer who saved Ellis's wolf companion Ava. Soren and Claudia set out to find the princes. | |||||
| 8 | 8 | "Cursed Caldera" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| Chased out of town, the fugitives and Ellis seek out the healer atop the Cursed Caldera. A monster leech chases them up a rock, but working together, they manage to defeat it. Viren fails to extract information about his magic mirror from the captive Runaan, and traps him in a coin with dark magic. | |||||
| 9 | 9 | "Wonderstorm" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | September 14, 2018 |
| The fugitives are set upon by a giant spider, but Ezran recognizes it as an illusion. The "healer" is revealed as Lujanne, an elven illusionist. Callum sacrifices his primal stone to save the egg by hatching it as it can only be born in the center, or the eye, of a storm. The baby dragon Azymondias ("Zym") emerges, chewing off Rayla's constricting armband. Using magic, Claudia and Soren locate the fugitives' position. | |||||
Book 2: Sky (2019)
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| 10 | 1 | "A Secret and a Spark" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| The High Council opposes Viren's intention to call on the Pentarchy, a summit of all five human kingdoms. He steals the king's seal in order to be able to do so. Rayla, Callum, Ezran and Ellis recuperate with Lujanne. She shows Callum the place of power of the Moonshadow elves, the Moon Nexus, and tells him that, as a human, he can't do magic without a primal stone. Zym tries and fails to fly. On patrol, Rayla is ambushed by Claudia and Soren. | |||||
| 11 | 2 | "Half Moon Lies" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| Viren interrogates his magic mirror but learns nothing. Callum stops the fight between Rayla and Soren. Claudia and Soren attempt to persuade the princes to return with them. On Viren's orders, Soren attempts to engineer an "accident" for Ezran but fails because of Rayla. Callum, though seized by his crush on Claudia, rejects her offer to learn dark magic. On a moonlit date, they almost kiss until Claudia reveals that Harrow has died. | |||||
| 12 | 3 | "Smoke and Mirrors" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | February 15, 2019 |
| Viren views a mysterious elf's room through his mirror. Callum can't bring himself to tell Ezran that his father is dead. Claudia gives Callum a sealed letter from Harrow. She and Soren join the fugitives on their mission, but turn on them and attack. An intervention by Amaya's scout Corvus allows them to escape on Lujanne's phoenix Phoe-Phoe, albeit without Ellis. Soren and Claudia capture Corvus and accuse him of treason as Callum, Ezran and Rayla continue their journey. | |||||
| 13 | 4 | "Voyage of the Ruthless" | Villads Spangsberg | Neil Mukhopadbyay | February 15, 2019 |
| Amaya leads a patrol across the border, barely escaping a trap set by Sunfire Elves. The mysterious elf in the mirror notices Viren, and shows him a magical ritual; With their phoenix out of magic, the fugitives embark on an ocean crossing on the blind Captain Villads's ship. Viren does not finish the ritual, saying he needs time to think; Callum attempts to reconnect to sky magic, and Zym is struck by lightning. | |||||
| 14 | 5 | "Breaking the Seal" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| At the summit, Viren asks for a military alliance against the elves. To convince young Queen Aanya of Duren to agree and convince the other, half-undecided kingdoms, Viren recounts how Harrow strove to be a just king. He helped Duren in a famine, even though his own people had no food to spare. To allow Viren's dark magic to feed both kingdoms, Harrow undertook a quest to slay a Xadian magma titan. | |||||
| 15 | 6 | "Heart of a Titan" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| Viren continues to recount how he, Harrow, Harrow's wife Sarai, Amaya, and Duren's queens – Aanya's mothers – defeated the Titan. But the Dragon King caught up with them, and the three queens and mothers sacrificed themselves to cover the retreat and save Viren. Nonetheless, Aanya rejects Viren's request for military help. Callum reads Harrow's last letter, in which he implores Callum to read history as a narrative of love instead of strength, and informs him about the magical relic he carries: the Key of Aaravos, ancient elven grandmaster of all magic. | |||||
| 16 | 7 | "Fire and Fury" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | February 15, 2019 |
| Claudia, Soren and the captive Corvus arrive at a town. Soren provokes a dragon into attacking the settlement, but Claudia's magic drives her off. Nearby, Ezran, Callum and Rayla watch the humans chaining up the wounded dragon. Rayla intervenes and, aided by Callum using dark magic, helps the dragon escape. | |||||
| 17 | 8 | "The Book of Destiny" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| Corvus catches up to the fugitives, hailing Ezran as king who realizes Harrow is dead. Traumatized from his use of dark magic, Callum is seized by fever dreams. The elf in the mirror reveals himself to Viren as Aaravos. | |||||
| 18 | 9 | "Breathe" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | February 15, 2019 |
| Ezran joins Claudia in town, revealing that he can talk to animals, helps her get a cure for Soren, and decides to assume his responsibility as king in Katolis. A vision of his mother helps Callum connect to the sky arcanum, one of the six sources of primal magic. The council has Viren arrested, but not before – with Aaravos's help – he creates shadow creatures to scare the other kingdoms into an alliance. Rayla, Callum and Zym continue their trek into Xadia, but encounter an obstacle in the ancient dragon Sol Regem. | |||||
Book 3: Sun (2019)
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| 19 | 1 | "Sol Regem" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | November 22, 2019 |
| Long ago, Sol Regem, ex-King of the Dragons, killed Ziard, the first human to use dark magic, when the latter refused to abandon the practice; Sol Regem was blinded in the fight. In the present, unable to persuade Sol Regem to let them pass, Callum and Rayla manage to outwit him. While destroying the only accessway across the Breach, Amaya is captured by the Sunfire Elves after saving the life of Janai, their leader. Ezran returns home and assumes the throne of Katolis. | |||||
| 20 | 2 | "The Crown" | Villads Spangsberg | Neil Mukhopadhyay | November 22, 2019 |
| Ezran faces the first challenges of his new reign as the other kingdoms, led by Prince Kasef of Neolandia, call for war against Xadia after the attacks of Viren's shadow assassins have resulted in deaths and injuries of important people. Claudia and Soren are arrested as traitors upon arriving home. Despite his youth and inexperience, Ezran decides to bear the burden of kingship, refuses to go to war, and pardons Claudia and Soren. | |||||
| 21 | 3 | "Ghost" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | November 22, 2019 |
| Rayla takes Callum to her home village, only to discover that she has been made a "ghost", a magically cursed outcast, for abandoning her mission of assassination. They manage to make contact with Ethari, Runaan's husband, who aids them in their efforts to reach Zubeia, Zym's mother. After Ezran reveals to his court that Zym has survived, Councilman Saleer conspires with Prince Kasef. Claudia and Soren confront their father about his order for Soren to kill the princes (which Viren denies having given, at Aaravos's advice). Janai persuades her sister, Queen Khessa of the Sunfire Elves, not to execute Amaya. | |||||
| 22 | 4 | "The Midnight Desert" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | November 22, 2019 |
| Ethari's message to Zubeia is intercepted by the roguish Skywing Elf Nyx, who then offers to guide Rayla and Callum through the Midnight Desert, only to steal Zym when the two have an intimate moment. Aaravos enables Viren to make visual contact with him. Kasef and Saleer manipulate Ezran into abdicating and surrendering himself in order to spare his subjects from a war with Neolandia, and Viren is released. | |||||
| 23 | 5 | "Heroes and Masterminds" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | November 22, 2019 |
| Viren crowns himself King of Katolis, but Opeli, Corvus, Barius and part of the army desert rather than participate in his war against Xadia. Soren helps Ezran and other loyalists escape the castle, and with Lujanne's assistance they send Ezran back to Xadia. Callum and Rayla catch up with Nyx, retrieve Zym from her, and finally confess their growing feelings for each other. | |||||
| 24 | 6 | "Thunderfall" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | November 22, 2019 |
| Viren leads the human kingdoms to war against Xadia. During the march, Viren tells Aaravos how he and King Harrow slew the dragon king Avizandum, in revenge for Sarai's death, by turning him to stone with a cursed spear; in turn, Aaravos reveals that he was imprisoned by Avizandum. Ezran rejoins Callum and Rayla at the foot of the Storm Spire, the Dragon King's lair and the Sky nexus. | |||||
| 25 | 7 | "Hearts of Cinder" | Villads Spangsberg | Neil Mukhopadhyay | November 22, 2019 |
| Aaravos persuades Viren to infiltrate the Sunfire Elf court as a prisoner, allowing him to drain their power focus, the Sunforge, and kill the Sunfire Queen. Viren then infuses the human armies with that power, turning them into inhuman hulks; frightened by the changes in his father, Soren abandons him. Ezran's group reaches the peak of the Storm Spire, where they meet Zubeia's guardian, the Skywing Elf Ibis. | |||||
| 26 | 8 | "Dragonguard" | Villads Spangsberg | Devon Giehl & Iain Hendry | November 22, 2019 |
| Zubeia has gone comatose in her grief over losing her mate and her son. Soren travels to the Storm Spire and warns Callum's group about Viren's invasion. Ibis urges Callum to leave and keep Zym safe, but Rayla decides to stay and protect the Dragon Queen as an act of redemption for her parents. Using moon magic, Callum learns that Rayla's parents actually stayed and fought until overpowered, and convinced Viren not to destroy Zym's egg, thus saving the Dragon Prince. Joined by Amaya, Janai and the remnants of the Sunfire Elves' army, the friends prepare to make their stand against Viren. | |||||
| 27 | 9 | "The Final Battle" | Villads Spangsberg | Aaron Ehasz & Justin Richmond | November 22, 2019 |
| Viren's army arrives at the Storm Spire, where elves, humans and dragons unite to oppose him. The army of Duren arrives and joins on Xadia's side, turning the tide of the battle. Viren uses the distraction to slip into the Dragon King's lair and drain Zym's essence; to save him, Rayla throws herself and Viren off the pinnacle. Callum leaps after them, developing the ability to fly and saving Rayla, while Viren falls to his death. Zubeia reawakens and rejoices in seeing her son alive and elves and humans united in friendship. However, Viren is resurrected by Claudia, and Aaravos has built a cocoon to metamorphose into something else. | |||||
In other media
Video game
Concurrently with the series, Wonderstorm is developing a video game based on the series and expanding on its plot. The game will be a combat-based multiplayer game, but not an MMO. Players will be able to play as characters from the series. No information about supported platforms or release dates has been made available yet.
Printed media
- A trade paperback book by Tracey West, titled Callum's Spellbook, was published by Scholastic on March 3, 2020.
- A behind-the-scenes art book, titled The Art of The Dragon Prince, was published by Dark Horse Comics on August 18, 2020.
- A novelization of the first season, written by Aaron and Melanie McGanney Ehasz, was published by Scholastic on June 2, 2020.
- A novelization of the second season, written by Aaron Ehasz and Melanie McGanney Ehasz, was published by Scholastic on August 3, 2021.
- A graphic novel following up on the end of the third season, titled The Dragon Prince: Through the Moon, was released on October 6, 2020. Taking place between seasons 3 and 4, it deals with a plot in which Rayla descends into the spirit world in order to find out what happened to Runaan and her parents.
- A graphic novel titled Bloodmoon Huntress was announced on March 12, 2021. Its plot is set to follow a young Rayla years before the events of the television series.
- A graphic novel titled The Puzzle House was announced at the San Diego Comic Con 2021 Dragon Prince panel. The plot is set to follow young Soren and Claudia at Viren's former mentor Kpp'Ar' residence, the "Puzzle House".
- A tabletop role-playing game, titled Tales of Xadia, is currently in its playtesting stage with pre-orders having been opened on February 9, 2021.
See also
In Spanish: The Dragon Prince para niños
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