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This season, however, was truly Callum’s time to shine, as searched inwards in order to try to reconnect with magic, and his chosen primal source, the sky and went through all sorts of challenges that tested him and allowed him to come out as a better person in the end. His trying to do this really informed his character arc, and allowed him to make a mature and wise, yet rather surprising decision by the end of the season. This season allowed Ezran to do more, as he tried to step up to the plate in terms of being a good role model and father figure to the newborn dragon prince. (I’m also glad that it was mentioned how long it had been since they started their journey, which allowed it to make more sense as why they wanted to do more sitting and waiting for this leg of the journey before going on the move again.) We got to learn more about magic and the primal sources see new elves encounter interesting new characters got our fill of great action sequences and got some interesting backstory on both King Harrow (Luc Roderique) and his wife, the late great Queen Sarai.

And this time, they allowed us to have some time to further flesh out new locations, new concepts, and allowed us to develop the characters of our main cast a little bit more. The second season was able to once again balance out both storytelling, character arcs, and world building well, just like the first season. This season also saw Rayla (Paula Burrows) stepping back from the limelight as the story progressed and in order to give room to the character arcs that Soren, Claudia, Callum (Jack de Sena) and Ezran (Sasha Rojen) went through this time around. However, the season not only follows our main team, but Soren (Jason Inocalla) and Claudia (Racquel Belmonte) as well, and also begins to show us how critical things are what with Sunfire Elves starting to show up at the Breach, and Lord Viren (Jason Simpson) trying to rally the human kingdoms in order to settle their long conflict with Xadia by means of force once and for all. The second season of “The Dragon Prince” picked up where the first season left off, with the new little baby dragon prince being hatched, and with our main team staying for a couple of days with the Moon Mage Lujanne (Ellie King) at the Moon Nexus. Image Source: The Dragon Prince Facebook Page The second season, entitled “Book 2: Sky”, which had nine episodes, were all released on Netflix on February 15, 2019. Not only is the animation better, but this time around, we get even more world building, and our main characters are allowed to breathe a little which also gave time for much needed character development, while still leaving us with interesting story points that will drive the story going forward in season 3. Last February 15, 2019, Netflix released all nine episodes of the show’s second season, which continues to impress.

THE DRAGON PRINCE SEASON 1 MAKES ME ILL SERIES

Created by some “Avatar” alumni and then some, this new animated series gave children and adults alike a whole new world to explore, especially as the first season whet our appetites in terms of its potential and all the other things that can be explored within this show and maybe even franchise. In September of last year, fans of animation and “Avatar: The Last Airbender” were able to sink their teeth into the amazing first season of “The Dragon Prince”, which was released on Netflix.