The Dragon Prince immediately establishes its sprawling world. It’s a new universe full of intrigue, excitement, and moral quandary that will have viewers hooked. The show’s creators have established a great foundation for their universe for kids and adults to enjoy. That’s not to say everything about this fantasy epic is perfect, but it where it works it works spectacularly. The world is expansive and beautifully designed, the characters are well written, and the unique animation is gorgeous.
At this point, I’ll have to wait for the next seasons to see where it ranks among animation for me, but color me impressed for now. Here's everything we know so far about The Dragon Prince season 3.I watched the first season of Netflix’s new animated series, The Dragon Prince, this past weekend and overall really liked it. The main characters are teetering on the precipice of fate, and the third season of The Dragon Prince appears to represent the biggest push of all off that cliff towards either glory or destruction. That doesn't mean an ending for The Dragon Prince - it's been revealed that it will take a total of seven seasons for the series to come to complete fruition - but it does imply a change in stakes and plot priorities come season 3. The new season of the show, created and written by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, will also – in as-yet-unspecific terms - tie up and resolve existing character arcs. Hype is high for the upcoming third season of The Dragon Prince, which has been promised to enrich the story of the young prince of Katolis Ezran (Sasha Rojen), his half-brother and primal-magic-wielder Callum (Jack DeSena), and the elven shadow assassin Rayla (Paula Burrows), who band together to return a dragon's egg and restore peace between humans and elves.
At New York Comic-Con 2019, fans of Netflix's animated series The Dragon Prince were treated to a bevy of fresh content: a bunch of lore to give deeper context, a layout of long-term production plans, and a preview of the first new episode.
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