The Dragon Prince

Superomegaprime

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I've said before that the first three batches of episodes combined together feel like one complete full-length season of 27 episodes with a proper beginning, middle, and end of the overarching story.

But now that we've gotten the next three batches for the "Mystery of Aaravos" arc, this time the 27 episodes do not feel complete, as if this were a much longer season instead, leaving me now wondering just how many more episode batches it'll take before we get the true finale of this "Mystery of Aaravos" arc.

Next season is said to be the final season, the whole Sunfire elf rebellion story arc is at its end and given the finally of this season, the next season will deal with the aftermath of the Sun dragon attack and trying to stop Aarvos for good and bring about Claudia's end or remeption, after that, there is not much more they can really do storywise as the central confict will have been resolved!
 

Dvandom

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The first three seasons felt planned, a solid coming of age story with a satisfying ending...the rest have felt like "I guess we need to deal with this mystery box and some leftover ideas." Like, they set of Aaravos as this big cool sequel villain without actually having any real plans and assuming inspiration would strike. I gave up during season 5.

---Dave
 

Superomegaprime

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Citizen
The first three seasons felt planned, a solid coming of age story with a satisfying ending...the rest have felt like "I guess we need to deal with this mystery box and some leftover ideas." Like, they set of Aaravos as this big cool sequel villain without actually having any real plans and assuming inspiration would strike. I gave up during season 5.

---Dave

I understand that, the whole time skip between seasons is a little odd, mainly with Rayla going off seraching for Viren, despite the obvious fact that he fell to his death from on top of a mountain! While these later seasons may not exactly have the best start, its dealing with some darker themes, such as the desire for power and the price you pay for such power, while it also has themes of love, not just the main pair, but also two adult characters crossing races, sure some may say its woke, but its not handfisted and has a normal relationship with the main two as the youngest of the main trio, is taking a back seat, espiecally in the most resent season as they don't seem to know what to really do with him or the titlar Dragon Prince
 

Fero McPigletron

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Just watched the first ep s6. Poor Claudia. Poor boyfriend.

Am predicting that Callum sleepy means the secret plan failed and he'll have egg on his face at the end of the journey, so to speak.

Edit - am on ep3. Things have been going slow really.

The whole Callum monologue of the ship not moving is just about Shipping, right? The Callum Claudia ship has been sunk and whatever else, I dunno, I don't really care so much. Move the plot faster!
 
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Fero McPigletron

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Finished the season. Am glad if the 7th season is the last.

While cool on the info dump on Aaravos and cool on the rebellion ending (haha) and cool on the redemption (they seriously could have found an injured soldier), I'm dumbfounded at the final spell.

If all the components were there, why bother going through all of everything to begin with? Didn't Viren have everything already? What was the point of everything of it could have been cast at the start? Hex, Vixen would have been more susceptible with the sob story since he's a father.
 

Superomegaprime

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Citizen
Finished the season. Am glad if the 7th season is the last.

While cool on the info dump on Aaravos and cool on the rebellion ending (haha) and cool on the redemption (they seriously could have found an injured soldier), I'm dumbfounded at the final spell.

If all the components were there, why bother going through all of everything to begin with? Didn't Viren have everything already? What was the point of everything of it could have been cast at the start? Hex, Vixen would have been more susceptible with the sob story since he's a father.

Plot convience, but also requiring a price, as Dark magic requires a price for its use unlike elemental magic
 

Cybersnark

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While cool on the info dump on Aaravos and cool on the rebellion ending (haha) and cool on the redemption (they seriously could have found an injured soldier),
That still would've required Viren or (worse, from Viren's perspective) Soren to commit murder. Remember that Dark magic needs life to function; the heart would have to be alive when the spell is cast.

If all the components were there, why bother going through all of everything to begin with? Didn't Viren have everything already? What was the point of everything of it could have been cast at the start? Hex, Vixen would have been more susceptible with the sob story since he's a father.
The components weren't all there; they needed the Pearl, which Team Zym managed to keep secure until the attack on Katolis. Callum was too resisting to be a reliable pawn; it was probably all Aaravos could do to confuse him about the decoy.

The original plan probably was to use Viren, but then he died and became uncooperative (sooo hard to get good help these days). The only thing post-timeskip Viren was good for was being leverage for Claudia.

Claudia was single-mindedly focused on her own father; she wouldn't have been fully committed to helping Aaravos until after she'd lost everything (so Aaravos helped her "save" her father, probably knowing full well that he would eventually die anyway).
 

Fero McPigletron

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Well, an injured, dying soldier willing to give his life up for the city.

Ok, I forgot about the Pearl having to be present. I just remembered Aaravos already talking to Viren through the eye bug. If the spell could have been cast remotely, then no problem.
 


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