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The nominations for the 36th Annual GLAAD Media Awards were announced on Wednesday, totaling more than 300 nominees from some of the year’s most talked-about series, films and TV programming.

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For those continuing to feel a hole in their heart since the landmark animated fantasy series Avatar: The Last Airbender concluded in 2008, Netflix's long-running series The Dragon Prince is the perfect substitute. Debuting its seventh season on December 19, 2024, the parallels between the two popular animated TV shows extend beyond the story to include crossover cast members like Jack De Sena.

Furthermore, The Dragon Prince overtly references Avatar: The Last Airbender with a playfully amusing self-awareness that pays homage to Ang and his lovable sidekicks. While The Dragon Prince may never reach the all-time superior status of the #7 ranked TV show on IMDb's Top 250, Avatar: The Last Airbender fans will get the same enthralling jolt from The...

Many great cartoons place emphasis on the values of friendship and teamwork. Sometimes, however, these bonds extend even further into something more familial. Of course, many unrelated groups have found family dynamics, such as the characters from Teen Titans or Avatar: The Last Airbender, but siblings of any variety are an entirely different ballpark.

Family is often a point of tension, from difficult relationships to the most loving of siblings. Despite this, some siblings have an unbreakable bond because it is built upon a foundation of friendship. Whether it's just two or multiple siblings against the world, the best ones shown in cartoons are those whose love for each other is palpable.

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The following contains spoilers for The Dragon Prince Season 7, now streaming on Netflix.

Netflix's The Dragon Prince has reached another thrilling climax in Season 7, with the assembled heroes taking on the magical villain Aaravos for the fate of Xadia. Divided after the fall of Katolis in Season 6, King Ezran rallied his kingdom and allies to confront Aaravos and his companion Claudia, as Aaravos opened a Moon Nexus unleashing the vicious undead. And while Aaravos was defeated with the sacrifice of the arch-dragons, the villain is poised to make his return in seven years.

In an interview with Cbr, The Dragon Prince creators Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond detail the epic character arcs across the seventh season. They explain the major themes throughout the animated series. Plus, they hint at what’s to come with the planned third story arc that would take the fantasy-adventure show into a potential Season 8.

Cbr:...

Warning! This post contains spoilers for The Dragon Prince.

Netflix's animated fantasy show The Dragon Prince has just concluded with season 7—here's every season of the show ranked worst to best. The Dragon Prince is arguably one of Netflix's most underrated shows. Incredibly, the show has a 100% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating how brilliant it is. Indeed, with its fantasy elements, The Dragon Prince is the perfect show for fans of The Lord of the Rings, even if it is not nearly as prominent as many other popular fantasy shows, given it captured many of the same themes and conventions of the fantasy genre.

The show focuses primarily on Ezra and Callum, two princes of the human kingdom of Katolis, and Rayla, a Moonshadow Elf from the magical realm of Xadia. For generations, the human world and magical world have been at war with each other, yet when Rayla,...

There have been a lot of rumors circulating around the internet concerning the fate of Netflix’s The Dragon Prince, mostly because the streaming platform hasn’t made any official announcements yet. So, let me simplify this for you. The seventh season wasn’t the final conclusion. [Spoiler Alert] It only marked the end of the second arc of the story, with Archmage Aaravos’ death. But as the Celestial Elves had pointed out, the Fallen Star couldn’t be killed as he was destined to be born again. He will return to Xadia in seven years when his stars will once again align with the world. Now, the showmakers had originally planned to conclude the series in 10 seasons, where seasons 8, 9, and 10 would cover the third and final arc of the story. If you have finished watching season 7, then you can speculate that these three seasons will center around how humans and elves...

The criminally underrated Netflix original, The Dragon Prince, has been airing since 2018. Though it hasn't reached the heights of fantasy classics like Avatar: The Last Airbender, it deserves a bigger following. The Dragon Prince chronicles the story of the two young princes, Callum and Ezran, and the Moonshadow Elf Rayla as they attempt to bring peace to the warring nations of Xadia. When the trio comes into possession of the dragon egg that will hatch and become the titular dragon prince, they band together and set off on an epic quest to save the world.

The Dragon Prince isn't similar to Dungeons & Dragons because they both use dragons, but because of the scale and intricacies of their worlds. D&d fans will appreciate the different cultures and magics within The Dragon Prince and the serialized nature of the story. Although The Dragon Prince is ending with season 7, it's not too late...

Christmas is just a few days away, which means that 2024's movie season is ending. We still have some great films to watch in theaters as Mufasa gives us the history of the titular Lion King and his brother Scar. If you're looking for another option for the family, Sonic and his friends battle against the John Wick of Hedgehogs, and The Dragon Prince has its epic finale on Netflix. Here is everything you need to watch this weekend.

Given Netflix’s strange cancellation tendencies, it is extremely rare to find a series in the streaming service’s original animation directory that has successfully completed its journey, let alone gone through seven seasons in the span of six years like The Dragon Prince, created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, did. Right from the detailed world-building to its entertaining blend of heart, humor, and action, its deft characterization, and the way it incorporates serious themes and dark undertones in a seemingly light-hearted narrative, there is a lot to like when it comes to the animated series—and it kept its momentum through the first six seasons. Regarding the recently released seventh season, which will conclude the second major arc of the series, my opinion is a bit mixed. Not really sure whether the writing team had multiple different ideas in mind or whether it has to do with Netflix...

The Dragon Prince season 7’s ending doesn’t really deal with the threat but only postpones it for seven years so that our heroes get enough time to prepare to go up against Archmage Aaravos, the most vicious Startouch Elf ever born. [Spoiler Alert] In the previous season, Callum and Rayla, the fabled mage and the warrior, made a trip to Starscraper in the far north looking for a means to destroy Aaravos’ magical prison, a shiny Pearl. Unfortunately, the Celestial Elves revealed that the Great Ones are immortal beings of the heavens who cannot be destroyed. One could destroy the mortal vessel of a Startouch Elf, but they would return to Xadia again when their stars align with the world, giving them a new life. This was the only reason why the archdragons, elder elves, and humans didn’t kill Aaravos. Instead, locked him inside a hidden prison for eternity. But...

The Dragon Prince is back!

The Netflix TV series is set to debut Season 7 on the streamer today.

Here’s the official logline: “Aaravos is out in a big way! It’s not too late to catch up on The Dragon Prince before the season 7 culmination and climax of the great fantasy saga. As Aaravos and Claudia seek to destroy the cosmic order and invert life and death, our heroes must literally be ready to sacrifice anything and everything they love and believe in to save the world! This season will be more thrilling, magical, and heartbreaking than ever.”

The season consists of nine episodes, which will all be released simultaneously, exclusively on Netflix.

Keep reading to find out more…

The total runtime for this season will be 251 minutes (4.18 hours), via What’s On Netflix.

The cast includes Jack De Sena as Callum, Paula Borrows as Rayla, Sasha Rojen as Ezran,...

The final season of The Dragon Prince will pick up in the aftermath of Season 6, and the stakes have never been higher. The penultimate season ushered in major changes. In the beginning, Aaravos’s (Erik Dellums) prison has been recovered, Viren (Jason Simpson) is done with dark magic, the Sunfire Elves are on the brink of war, and the dragon queen, Zubeia (Nicole Oliver), is injured and missing, giving the story plenty to cover. Still, the season leaves Callum (Jack De Sena), Rayla (Paula Burrows), Ezran (Sasha Rojen), and the rest in even more danger.

Since first debuting in 2018, The Dragon Prince has continued to win over critics and audiences with its impressive world-building and rich storytelling across the magical continent of Xadia. The series began with two royal half-brothers, Callum and Ezran, teaming up with Rayla, a Moonshadow Elf assassin, to safely deliver a dragon egg back to its mother. Since then, we’ve watched our favorite characters head to war, explore countless new locations and cultures, fall in love, and embrace their destinies to ultimately restore peace between humans and magical creatures in Xadia. It’s been a journey of epic proportions so far, and now it’s time to see how the show’s second saga, “Mystery of Aaravos,” will reach its end.

It’s all been building up to this. After six incredible seasons, The Dragon Prince has set the stage for its (potentially!) final bow, as Xadia descends into chaotic darkness in the wake of Aaravos’ return. To date, this immensely popular fantasy series has taken us on an emotional roller-coaster of epic highs and crushing lows as our main characters fought to restore harmony between humans and magical creatures. Now, we need to prepare ourselves for the journey’s end and what will become of Xadia after one last stand against the continent’s most fearsome threat yet. Read on to learn everything we know so far about Season 7 of The Dragon Prince.

As the year comes to an end, one of Netflix’s most beloved and pioneering animated ventures, The Dragon Prince, returns to conclude the second arc of its overarching storytelling journey with the seventh season of the series. Turns out, the resounding success of the sixth season, released earlier this year, has given makers the confidence to add a third arc, consisting of three more seasons, which means, contrary to the initial assumptions, the seventh season is not going to be the final chapter of The Dragon Prince after all. Following the tradition of the primal source of magic being the theme of each season, the seventh one is going to be based on the final fount—dark magic. Beyond this, we can only guess what thematic signifier the final three seasons will use. However, at this stage of the narrative as a whole, there are crucial plot points from...

Warning! This post contains minor spoilers for The Dragon Prince.

Netflix's underrated fantasy show The Dragon Prince is sadly concluding on December 19th, coming to an end with its seventh and final season after 6 absolutely brilliant seasons over the last six years. The Dragon Prince premiered on August 14th, 2018, and introduced main characters Ezran, Callum, Rayla, and Claudia, who remain some of The Dragon Prince's best characters. At first, it seemed as though Rayla, a Moonshadow Elf—one of the many elf races in The Dragon Prince—was going to be a major antagonist in the show, as she was after Callum and Ezran's father, King Harrow.

The dynamics of the show ended up being much more complicated than that, however, particularly when Ezran, Callum, and Rayla end up on a mission together, trying to get the last dragon egg known to exist back to its mother. That original...

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A new week is here and that means new episodes of your favorite shows and premieres of new shows! And with streaming, you can either binge-watch a whole season or at least watch the latest episode of the week.

Some of the new episodes you can look forward to include Outlander season 7, Dexter: Original Sin, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, Shrinking season 2, Dune: Prophecy, and Silo season 2.

But what about shows that are premiering on streaming platforms? There are plenty of those as well. Let's take a look at the best (or best-ish) shows that are starting to stream this week.

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Netflix's The Dragon Prince is a fantasy series that's been quietly building a dedicated following, and it's a perfect watch for fans of The Lord of the Rings. Created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, the show follows a group of young heroes as they navigate a world filled with magic, dragons, and ancient conflicts. Its final season is coming on December 19, closely following The Dragon Prince's season 6 release date.

While it may not be receiving the same level of mainstream attention as other popular fantasy TV shows of the past decade, The Dragon Prince has earned praise for its intricate world-building, engaging characters, and stunning animation. The series' popularity is warranted, as it's one of the best animated fantasy shows currently airing. It's well worth checking out, especially for those who love complex worlds like Middle-earth.

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Making live-action adaptations of beloved animated content can be risky, especially within the fantasy genre. Most often, there's a reason that the stories were told through animation in the first place. Thanks to the expansive animation techniques that make visuals possible that would be difficult to create in real life, there are many obstacles that live-action iterations of animated fantasy TV shows face. However, this doesn't mean that these projects shouldn't happen, as they can be a great way to bring renewed interest and enthusiasm back to an underrated piece of television.

While the best animated fantasy movies are widely discussed, there are many fantastic additions to the magical side of animation on television. Famous additions to the genre, like Avatar: The Last Airbender or Adventure Time, are well known even by audiences who don't traditionally seek out animation. The recent live-action Avatar show has received positive reviews and has...

Netflix’s slate will include many a festive film in December 2024 ahead of Christmas. Several already arrived on the streamer in November, including Meet Me Next Christmas, Hot Frosty, The Merry Gentlemen and Our Little Secret.

Angelina Jolie’s portrayal of Maria Callas will land this month as well. Carry-On, a thriller starring Taron Egerton and Jason Bateman set during Christmas at an airport, will put a twist on the Christmas classic. Lisa Kudrow, Ray Romano and more will also star in Liz Feldman’s next ensemble series, No Good Deed. Season 6 of Virgin River arrives ahead of Christmas as well.

Here’s what’s new on Netflix in December 2024:

Available Dec. 12/1/24

Bunk’d Season 7 Burlesque Daddy Day Care The Happytime Murders Little Midway Project X We’re the Millers Zero Dark Thirty

Avail. 12/2/24

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December is the perfect month to relax with a binge or two and Netflix is providing plenty of new options.

Leading the hype charge for the final month of 2024 is the hotly anticipated second season of “Squid Game.” The story of the runaway cultural phenomenon picks up where Season 1 left off. Also featured in December are the first two live NFL games on the streamer. Both the Chiefs/Steelers and Ravens/Texans games will stream back-to-back on Christmas Day.

Other notables are the “30 for 30” Collection, the latest season of “Virgin River,” the first “Transformers” film and Sabrina Carpenter’s Christmas special, “A Nonsense Christmas.”

See the full list of what’s coming to Netflix in December 2024 below.

Dec. 1

“A Different World” Season 1-6

“Faster”

“Run All Night”

“Transformers”

“The Dark Tower”

“Top Five”

Dec. 2

“30 for 30” Collection

Dec. 3

“Sleeping Princess”

“Fortune Feimster: Crushing It”

Dec. 4

“Churchill at War”

“That Christmas”

“The Children’s Train...

The Netflix December 2024 originals, movies, and TV series have been revealed and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also announced the list of movies and TV series leaving next month.

The December schedule features such titles as The Dragon Prince Season 7, Jentry Chau vs the Underworld, Maria, Mary, No Good Deed, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Polo, and Queer Eye Season 9.

Squid Game Season 2

Also coming are Squid Game Season 2, The Great British Baking Show: Holidays Season 7, The Six Triple Eight, The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On Season 3, That Christmas, and Virgin River Season 6.

The lineup includes the comedy specials Fortune Feimster: Crushing It, Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was…, Michelle Buteau: A Buteau-ful Mind at Radio City Music Hall, Ronny Chieng: Love To Hate It, and Your Friend Nate Bargatze. Netflix will also stream two NFL games and the A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter special.

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The Legend of Vox Machina is an adult animated action fantasy comedy-drama series created by Critical Role Productions. Based on the first campaign of the Dungeons & Dragons web series titled Critical Role, the Prime Video series is set in a fantasy world and it follows a group of unlikely heroes known as Vox Machina who are tasked with saving their realm of Exandria from dark magical forces. The Legend of Vox Machina’s voice cast includes Laura Bailey, Taliesin Jaffe, Ashley Johnson, Matthew Mercer, Liam O’Brien, Marisha Ray, Sam Riegel, and Travis Willingham. So, if you loved the fantastical world, hilarious comedy, and compelling characters in The Legend of Vox Machina here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Castlevania is an adult animated dark medieval fantasy action-adventure series created by Warren Ellis.

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One of the most watched programs on Netflix (which is the world’s biggest streaming service) is Cocomelon, a kid’s show if you are a parent you probably know that it is one of the most boring things to watch but you have to because the kids love the bright colors and simple stories. What if I told you that Netflix also has brilliant kids shows that you will also find entertaining? So, if you are looking for compelling stories, complex characters, and an entertaining time here are the best kid’s shows on Netflix you can find right now.

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The end of 2024's Geeked Week is nearing, as is the end of Netflix's animated fantasy series The Dragon Prince. Season 7 will officially bring the Mystery of Aaravos saga to a close in December as Team Zym goes on one more fateful journey to stop the Startouch Elf after he was freed from his prison by Claudia at the end of Season 6. Such a threat means the heroes will have to be willing to sacrifice anything to ensure Xadia's safety. Before the final curtain draws on this adventure, a new image shared today sees Rayla undergoing a ritual surrounded by spirits, setting the stage for an emotional final season.

The following contains spoilers for The Dragon Prince Season 6, available to stream on Netflix now.

Six seasons in and The Dragon Prince remains one of Netflix's consistently most popular original animated series, with significant audience spikes whenever a new season drops. The sixth season is no different, topping the streaming charts for young viewers and breaking into Netflix's coveted Top Ten overall upon its debut this past July, a position it has held for several weeks. In the new season, the ancient Startouch Elf Aaravos prepares to reemerge for a renewed bid to conquer the fantasy world of Xadia thanks to Claudia's dark magic, with the heroic Rayla and Callum reunited with Rayla's adoptive father Runaan ahead of the climactic battle. And though initially renewed to run through just seven seasons, The Dragon Prince creators have plans for additional seasons if fan support continues to grow.

In an exclusive interview with Cbr,...

Season 6 of Netflix's The Dragon Prince was released with a cast of returning characters and actors.

The last season of The Dragon Prince ended with Callum, Rayla, and Ezran succeeding in securing Aaravos' eternal prison but leaving friend-turned-foe Claudia with one less leg to stand on and her father on death's doorstep.

In the newest season, titled "Book Six: Stars," the cast of heroes search for a way to end Aaravos' threat to all of Xadia for good before he can be released. Sacrifices are made, redemptions sought, love gained, and the world left at a knife's edge.

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The sixth season of The Dragon Prince has turned out to be the animated series’ darkest, most reflective chapter so far. And in a number of ways, The Dragon Prince season 6’s ending has set the stage for the final arc of the overarching saga. The harrowing fate of Katolis will surely disrupt the existing hard-earned alliance among humans and the rest of Xadia’s denizens; Aaravos’ return will complicate things further; and Ezran and his friends are going to have the toughest time finding a way to restore peace amidst this mess. At the end, it will boil down to the question of legacies—whether the new generation can guide the world down a better path despite experiencing the worst, or are they doomed to repeat the cycle of violence by following in the footsteps of their parents? Callum, Rayla, Soren, Claudia, and Ezran—all the major characters are...

In The Dragon Prince, the godly Startouch elf, Aaravos, has played the role of overarching antagonist over the course of six seasons so far, manipulating events from behind the scenes like a puppet master, corrupting the minds of susceptible mages to make them do his bidding, and thereby creating prolonged animosity between humans and other magical species like elves and dragons. Despite remaining imprisoned, Aaravos managed to easily target his prey—Lord Viren, Pharos, or Claudia—and use them to get himself freed.

In the previous season of The Dragon Prince, Callum and his friends had learned just how dangerous Aaravos is, as during his stay in Xadia, he was able to turn humans, elves, and dragons against each other by multiple times enacting his cruel, malevolent schemes—throwing the world into utter chaos as a result. Callum himself experienced a glimpse of the legendary archmage’s powers while being possessed by him,...

History is a narrative forged upon strength, which inadvertently gives birth to the perpetual cycle of violence, enmity, and hatred. To break the cycle, the foundation of history needs to be moulded with more sympathetic traits, with love—at least that’s the revelation which King Harrow had during his final moments, which he had shared with his stepson Prince Callum in a letter addressed to him. The Dragon Prince has dissected this realization through a number of plotpoints, story arcs, and character interactions, but nowhere has the impact felt as strong as it did in the recently released sixth and penultimate season of the acclaimed animated series. Picking up directly from the ending of the previous season, the latest chapter of The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos follows Callum and Rayla trying to find a way to stop the malevolent Startouch elf Aaravos from freeing himself in order to avert a world-ending crisis,...

When Netflix broke into original animated content, one of their most promising shows was The Dragon Prince. Created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, it focuses on the land of Xadia, divided between the elves and dragons of the East, who can connect with primal magic, and the human kingdoms of the West, who take magic from other creatures through Dark Magic. As tensions rise and war brews, two human princes and an elven assassin attempt to reunite the dragon queen with her missing child while dark forces manipulate things from the shadows.

The Bardel Entertainment animated TV series “The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos” Season 6, created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, streams July 26, 2024 on Netflix:

“…set in a fantasy world on the continent of ‘Xadia’, the story centers on the human princes ‘Callum’ and ‘Ezran’ and ‘Elf Rayla’…

“…who seek to end the thousand-year-old conflict between the human kingdoms and the elves whilst taking care of the infant ‘Sky Dragon’, aka the ‘Dragon Prince’…”

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Netflix has a couple of major series airing all or part of their final seasons in July 2024. The hit Spanish drama Elite is set to premiere its eighth and final season in full this month with one final mystery (July 26), Vikings: Valhalla is setting off on one final adventure with its third season (July 11), and Cobra Kai is also entering its swan song era with the first part of its final sixth season arriving on Netflix July 18.

The most notable movie offering this month is Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (July 3). Thirty years after his last case, Eddie Murphy returns as the titular detective Axel Foley, teaming up with old pals Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) and Taggart (John Ashton) to uncover a conspiracy and keep his daughter Jane (Taylour Paige) safe.

Here’s everything else coming to Netflix this month. Note that Netflix marks its international offerings with that respective country’s two-letter country code.

One of the most original animated series currently running on Netflix is The Dragon Prince. Produced by the multimedia studio Wonderstorm, with its sixth season set to premiere on July 26. This season’s release coincides with the launch of the long-awaited mobile game, The Dragon Prince: Xadia.

In development by Wonderstorm for approximately as long as the television series, Xadia marks Wonderstorm’s unified vision of producing transmedia content for its properties. In small teams, players choose their favorite Dragon Prince characters and go on various quests around Xadia in fast-paced, intuitive battles optimized for mobile devices.

In an interview with Den of Geek at Summer Game Fest 2024, Wonderstorm chief creative officer and The Dragon Prince co-creator Justin Richmond and Wonderstorm president Justin Santistevan shared the development history of the game, explained how it invites players into the world of The Dragon Prince to explore for themselves, and tease what...

Summer 2024 has officially begun, and as the weather starts to heat up this July, so will Netflix‘s streaming catalogue. From the highly anticipated return of “Cobra Kai” to the sixth season of the hit reality show “Too Hot to Handle,” Netflix is giving viewers lots to binge as they attempt to escape the summer sun.

Eddie Murphy is revising his iconic role of Detroit detective Axel Foley in “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F,” 40 years after the original “Beverly Hills Cop” film debuted. “Simone Biles Rising,” a four-part documentary about the olympic gold-medalist, is set to release some time this July — just in time for her return to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.”Receiver,” another sports docuseries to follow last year’s “Quarterback,” will star NFL players like Davante Adams (Las Vegas Raiders) and Justin Jefferson (Minnesota Vikings).

Along with new content, Netflix is adding loads of family classics such...

The Netflix July 2024 originals, movies, and TV shows have been revealed and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also announced which movies and TV series will be leaving next month.

The July lineup includes Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 1, The Dragon Prince Season 6, Elite Season 8, Exploding Kittens, Find Me Falling, and Homicide: Los Angeles.

The Netflix July 2024 slate also features Love Is Blind: Brazil Season 4, Simone Biles Rising, Too Hot to Handle Season 6, Unsolved Mysteries Volume 4, and Vikings: Valhalla Season 3.

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The Dragon Prince is a fantastic animated Netflix show that debuted in 2024. The story follows two brothers named Callum and Ezra who must help return peace to their kingdom as well as the magical lands called Xadia. The show is full of magic, intrigue, and a bit of romance.

The Dragon Prince is beloved by its fan base, but certain episodes are more well-liked than others. These episodes stand out for their important plot revelations or great character moments. Whether theyre hilarious or serious, these episodes never fail to entice the audience. Although its been a while since the last season came out, fans eagerly await more The Dragon Prince episodes that they can love.

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The Dragon Prince is an animated Netflix series set in Xadia a world rich with magic and diverse characters. The characters in The Dragon Prince are often defined by their relationship to the primal sources of magic. The Dragon Prince contains the same kind of world-building and moral lessons as The Lord of the Rings.

The Lord of the Rings essentially kickstarted the modern fantasy genre, inspiring many iconic writers to create their own fantasy series that could be considered spiritual successors to Tolkien's works. Then came the age of television and movies, when these beloved books could be showcased in all their glory to fans on a global scale. Ever since then, other shows and movies have tried to replicate this formula, crafting their own fantasy worlds, either from books or fresh ideas, in an attempt to satisfy their audience's craving for an epic fantasy series with deep world-building.

The Dragon Prince has a wide variety of villains with complex motivations that offer a great deal of variety in terms of villain archetype and plot significance. While some villains in the show are downright despicable in their actions, others are more nuanced in their villainy.

From evil schemes that dabble in court intrigue to the outright murder of innocents, there's a lot to be said about who should be considered the most villainous in the series. Something about complex antagonists with motives and goals that seem justifiable on the surface level can be thrilling to watch, even if the ends rarely justify the means.

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Nathan Lane introduces Spellbound Image: Netflix In the last decade, Netflix has become a hub for quality animation, with critically acclaimed and award-winning original series like BoJack Horseman, The Dragon Prince, Love, Death + Robots, Blue Eye Samurai, and Arcane, plus movies like Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, The Mitchells vs. the Machines,...

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In the last decade, Netflix has become a hub for quality animation, with critically acclaimed and award-winning original series like BoJack Horseman, The Dragon Prince, Love, Death + Robots, Blue Eye Samurai, and Arcane,plus movies like Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, The Mitchells vs. the Machines,...

Back when it first premiered in 2018, The Dragon Prince proved to be a surprise hit for Netflix. The fantasy animated series has since been picked up for five seasons, each serving to expand both the show's lore and fandom. The latest installment dropped not too long ago in July, having been given a surprise early release on Netflix. The quest for peace in Xadia continues, and right now it seems temporary. The show adopted the title The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos starting with Season 4, and there has been a mounting feeling of unease amongst the heroes since then. There has been a growing tension not only amongst the humans, elves, and dragons but within the team of our heroic youngsters as well. Season 6 will walk along the same storyline, however, this time, the stakes are much higher. In anticipation of all the exciting things that are likely to occur...

You’ve just finished the last season of Emily in Paris and you’re craving more. You wish you were in Paris, sipping a kir royale with the Savoir gang. Well, you can now enter Emily’s universe in the game Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris.Or, if high-stakes drama and big houses are more your speed, sell a luxury home like you’re in Selling Sunset.A new lineup of Netflix games will take you into another world — like in The Dragon Prince, where you can become a legendary hero and team up to take on epic missions, or Harmonium: The Musical, which brings interactive sign language into a musical and visual wonderland.

Nearly 100 games are already included in your Netflix membership, but here’s a sneak peek atwhat’s coming up in the world of games.

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The Dragon Prince season 6 is confirmed to arrive on Netflix on July 26. The news was revealed in a new teaser trailer featuring intriguing shots from the season. The mystery of Aaravos unfolds, with higher stakes and looming threats hinted.

The release date for The Dragon Prince season 6 has finally been confirmed. Created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, this animated fantasy series, which first premiered on Netflix in 2018, follows Callum and Ezran, two human princes who seek to end the ceaseless conflict between their kingdom and that of the elves, teaming up with the elf Rayla in the process. Avatar: The Last Airbender's Jack DeSena, Sasha Rojen, and Paula Burrows voice the main protagonists, respectively, and they are joined by other talented names like Jesse Inocalla, Racquel Belmonte, and Jason Simpson.

Now, almost a year after the release of The Dragon Prince season 5, the highly anticipated season 6 will arrive...

At last, fans don't have to wait much longer for the sixth and penultimate season of Netflix's The Dragon Prince, as it is finally coming this summer, about a year after its fifth season dropped. Per ComicBook, season 6 will air on Netflix on July 26, continuing the quest for peace in Xadia, which will ultimately come to an end in its seventh and final season. No plot details have been revealed yet, but fans can get a glimpse of what's to come in the series' latest trailer below.

Netflix, which has spent the past three years pushing into video games, has announced 14 new game titles soon to join the slate.

Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game will be an exclusive mobile title for Netflix subscribers. Mobile is currently the dominant way to experience games on Netflix, though the company last year said it had rolled out a beta version of a cloud gaming platform for a select number of UK and Canada subscribers. The cloud system, which enables gaming on computers and connected-TVs, is expected to expand more broadly over the next couple of years, pending the results of the beta.

According to the official logline, Tales of the Shire enables players to become a Hobbit from J.R.R Tolkien’s Lotr books. Battling orcs isn’t the order of the day, however. “Greet comfort at the door as you decorate your own Hobbit hole,...

The Bardel Entertainment animated TV series “The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos” Season 6, created by Aaron Ehasz and Justin Richmond, streams July 26, 2024 on Netflix:

“…set in a fantasy world on the continent of ‘Xadia’, the story centers on the human princes ‘Callum’ and ‘Ezran’ and ‘Elf Rayla’…

“…who seek to end the thousand-year-old conflict between the human kingdoms and the elves whilst taking care of the infant ‘Sky Dragon’, aka the ‘Dragon Prince’…”

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This weekend’s New York City-based ceremony was preceded by a Los Angeles-based ceremony on March 14, where additional winners included Paramount+ With Showtime’s Fellow Travelers and Yellowjackets.

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The GLAAD Media Awards went down inside the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on Thursday, a ceremony that saw trophies handed out to winners across film, TV, music and media. Wayne Brady hosted the star-studded event at which Oprah Winfrey took home a Vanguard Award presented by Chilli Pepper and Paola Presta, and Niecy Nash-Betts was honored with a Stephen F. Kolzak Award for LGBTQ visibility from pal Sharon Stone.

In categories announced from the stage, Showtime’s steamy political drama Fellow Travelers starring Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey from creator Ron Nyswaner took the top prize as outstanding limited or anthology series. The Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso, which introduced a gay soccer star this past season, bested the competition in the outstanding comedy series category. The Trace Lysette-starrer Monica from IFC Films was honored as outstanding film in limited release,...