The Dragon Prince

The Dragon Prince – Love, War & Mushrooms

  • Title: The Dragon Prince – Love, War & Mushrooms
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The Dragon Prince - Love, War & Mushrooms

“Love, War & Mushrooms” offers two stories. The new quest involving Soren (Jesse Inocalla), Corvus (Omari Newton), and Azymondias to find the missing Zubeia unexpectedly ends after a single episode when the group encounter magic mushrooms who have shrunk the dragon down to size and are working to heal her. The story offers chances for Soren to be goofy and for Azymondias to learn his mother is safe. The other plot checks in on Lux Aurea and Janai (Rena Anakwe) still reeling from the betrayal of her brother lashing out at everyone including Amaya until she chooses to focus on the future of her people and not past mistakes.

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The Dragon Prince – Startouched

  • Title: The Dragon Prince (Mystery of Aaravos) – Book Six: Startouched
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The Dragon Prince - Startouched

The Sixth Season of The Dragon Prince picks up the pieces from the previous season and sets the stage of what’s to come over the course of Book Six: Stars which will include separate quests for our core characters and a further descent for Claudia (Racquel Belmonte). In Katolis, an increasing paranoid Callum (Jack De Sena) comes up with a plan on how to deal with the pearl which imprisons Aaravos (Erik Dellums) setting up a quest for Callum and Rayla (Paula Burrows) seeking the Celestial Elves. Separately, Soren (Jesse Inocalla), Corvus (Omari Newton), and Azymondias set up on their own quest to find the missing Zubeia.

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The Dragon Prince – Season Four

  • Title: The Dragon Prince – Book Four: Earth
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The Fourth Season of The Dragon Prince, rebranded as Mystery of Aaravos, picks us the loose thread off the imprisoned archmage Aaravos (Erik Dellums) and the plans of  Claudia (Racquel Belmonte), her boyfriend (Benjamin Callins), and her resurrected father (Jason Simpson) to release him. Working to prevent this, and continue to try and bring the human realm closer to their neighbors, are Callum (Jack De Sena), and Rayla (Paula Burrows) along with the Dragon Prince Azymondias.

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The Dragon Prince – Book Two: Sky

  • Title: The Dragon Prince – Book Two: Sky
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The Dragon Prince - Book Two: Sky TV review

The Second Season of The Dragon Prince continues the journey of the human princes Callum (Jack De Sena) and Ezran (Sasha Rojen) and their new Elven friend Rayla (Paula Burrows) to return the newly hatched Dragon Prince to his mother. Much like The Lord of the Rings, the fellowship’s journey stretches long and wide, but there’s plenty of character developement along the way as Callum attempts to find a way to access primal magic without a stone, Ezran attempts to teach the baby dragon to fly, and Rayla puts aside her fear of water for a voyage on a boat with a blind sea captain suffering from narcolepsy.

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The Dragon Prince – Book One: Moon

  • Title: The Dragon Prince – Book One: Moon
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The Dragon Prince - Book One: Moon TV review

The First Season of Netflix’s anime series The Dragon Prince, known as “Book One: Moon,” follows the adventures of two young princes and and Elvish assassin with an aversion to killing anyone, in the middle of a generational blood feud between humans and Elves that the trio hope to end by returning a stolen dragon egg back to the realm of magic. Although the opening episode “Echoes of Thunder” is pretty heavy in opening narration and exposition to set the stage for the events which will follow, the series builds momentum over its nine-episode “Book One” by focusing on the young protagonists of Callum (Jack De Sena), Ezran (Sasha Rojen), and Rayla (Paula Burrows) who push through initial distrust to work together and begin their journey.

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