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Lost Child

**Lost Child** is a side story published through the official website of *The Dragon Prince*. It revolves around Claudia as she reflects on her past and braces for the future. It is part of a short story series called "Reflections".

## Summary

Following their escape from Umber Tor, Claudia tries to wake her father Viren up, but he does not respond and continue to sleep with an uneasy fever. Despite the calmness of the forest around them, Claudia is unable to find peace, especially since her enemies, Team Zym, are not far away from Umber Tor as well. Terry tells Claudia that she should fetch some water from a nearby pond for Viren, but she does not wish to leave her father for one moment. This opts Terry to stay behind with Viren and sing his favorite song, which encourages the reluctant Claudia to fetch water.

Claudia eventually reaches the pond after pushing through the thick vegetation. She splashes some water to refresh and cool off from the chaos she survived in Umber Tor. As the ripples of the pond give way to her reflection, Claudia notices how the white portion of her hair makes her look older. She denies the idea that her aging is a result of her continuous practice of dark magic and splashes her reflection away when the Being approaches her.

 The Being starts to mimic Claudia's movements before she asks it to sit with her. When Claudia asks the Being for ideas, it begins to use its finger to rake the damp ground. Claudia yells in frustration that the Being will not listen to her commands and that it is simply following her despite its role as the messenger of Aaravos. The mention of the Startouch Elf causes Claudia to remember how Aaravos abandoned her shortly after she gathered the ingredients required to resurrect her father. Claudia grimaces when the Being inadvertently flings mud at her clothes after she requested for an audience with Aaravos.

Annoyed by the Being's lack of cooperation, Claudia assures herself that her father will be okay until she remembered how she found his broken body at the base of the Storm Spire. She also recalled how Aaravos encouraged her to accept his help and she possesses the power to fix anything. Claudia then turns and rant to the Being with the belief that everyone she knew had abandoned her: Aaravos, Viren, her brother Soren, and her mother Lissa. The mere mention of Lissa brings back the trauma she endured during her childhood. Although Lissa had returned to Del Bar following her separation with Viren, Claudia can still feel her mother's presence lingering around her, particularly the smell of her violet perfume.

 Despite the sad memories, Claudia is grateful for having the Being as company as it reveals a pair of iridescent snails in its muddy palm. This gives Claudia an idea to use one of the snails in a dark magic spell that somewhat rejuvenates her appearance. With her newfound confidence, Claudia believes that she can fix anything and decides to return to Viren and Terry with the Being by her side.

## Trivia

* The story plays after the events of "Escape from Umber Tor".

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Lost Child
Fareeda

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**Fareeda** was the queen of Evenere, a nation located off the western coast of Katolis. While Evenere itself is mostly swampland plagued by dreary weather, Fareeda herself was warm and pleasant. She was killed by Moonshadow Elf Assassins after they were resurrected by Viren as part of a plan to goad the Human Kingdoms into waging war against Xadia.

## Appearance

Fareeda was a woman with red hair tied back in a bun and bangs falling towards the right side of her face, green eyes, and a fair complexion. She wore a taupe, form-fitting bodycon on her dress with matching detached sleeves and boots, along with magenta leggings. Additionally, she wore a pair of gold shin guards, vambraces, a belt, and a collar with attached spaulders.

## Personality

Fareeda was said to be a cheery and bright person. While she was known for her affability, she was also very cautious.

## History

### Book Two - Sky

#### Breaking the Seal

After being requested by Viren, Queen Fareeda joins the meeting of all human monarchs to discuss how to proceed against Xadia after Harrow's death. She watches the mage's illusions display the potential terrors of the enemy and confirms her agreement for an alliance if all kingdoms were to agree in unity.

#### Heart of a Titan

Fareeda listens to Viren and Aanya as they voice their points for and against an alliance. Her silence can be interpreted as agreement with Aanya, as she does not protest against the girl's decision to refuse the alliance.

### Book Three - Sun

#### The Crown

King Ezran is informed that Queen Fareeda has been the victim of an assassination, acted out by resurrected elven assassins sent by Viren, successfully fooling her people into believing Xadia to be responsible for her death.

## Trivia

* The name "Fareeda" is of Arabic origin and means "unique".
* Fareeda was briefly stated to have survived the attacks in an interview for season three. This statement was later corrected to be referring to Queen Aanya, though it is unclear if this was truly their original intention, as Queen Aanya had already been known to be alive at the time of the interview.

## Appearances

#### Book Two - Sky

* 205. "Breaking the Seal"
* 206. "Heart of a Titan" (no lines)

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Fareeda's birthday
2. ↑ The Art of The Dragon Prince
3. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
4. ↑ Callum's Spellbook
5. ↑ Book Two: Sky (Novel)
6. ↑ Babynames.com
7. ↑ Justin Richmond on Twitter
Lucia

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**Lucia** is a human woman from Katolis and the chief architect responsible for the construction of the Sunfire Elves' temporary camp site after the fall of Lux Aurea.

## Appearance

Lucia is a muscular woman with brown skin, green eyes, and a light green bandana covering her black hair. Her attire of choice is a sleeveless white and blue shirt with dark gray pants and brown boots. Bandages are wrapped around both of her hands after Yonnis unintentionally burned them.

## Personality

Lucia is a headstrong woman, but was initially lacking in respect for others' traditional customs and rashly ruined a sacred rite, a mourning ceremony, of a Sunfire Elf named Yonnis burning a Soul Candle to say farewell to his recently deceased mother, simply because she was concerned the fire would endanger the camp Lucia had painstakingly put together for the refugees.

At first being unapologetic and believing herself to be in the right, and even speaking unkindly of the elves' "superstitions" rather than to acknowledge that she been disrespectful or cruel, Lucia was made the subject of tensions and discontent between the humans and the Sunfire Elves. After being spared an execution during the trial held for her crimes, and being ordered to build a shrine where the Soul Candles could burn safely and properly, Lucia was humbled and grateful for Janai's decision, and promised she would make it her greatest work.

## Skills and Abilities

### Architecture

Lucia is an architect, having designed and built the camp where the Sunfire Elves settled after the loss of Lux Aurea.

## Trivia

* The name "Lucia" means "light" in Latin and Italian.

## Appearances

#### Book Four - Earth

* 402. "Fallen Stars" (no lines)
* 404. "Through the Looking Glass"
* 405. "The Great Gates"
* 406. "The Drakewood"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
2. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 5: "The Great Gates"
3. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 6: "The Drakewood"
4. ↑ Lucia: Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, & Inspiration
Domina Profundis/Relationships

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## Allies

### Zubeia

Zubeia was Domina Profundis's oldest and greatest friend, for they worked together alongside the other Archdragons in maintaining peace across Xadia. But after Domina avenged the death of the Empress of the Deep, she chose to isolate herself in the depths of the seas out of guilt. Zubeia was saddened because she was unable to dissuade Domina Profundis, and the Archdragon of the Ocean simply gave her the Siren Stone as a means to reach her during a time of need.

When Zubeia used the Siren Stone to summon Domina Profundis years after their last meeting, the Archdragon of the Ocean answered the call and revealed the true nature of Aaravos's prison as a large pearl inside a giant clam to prevent the Startouch Elf from being freed by Claudia and Viren.

### Aditi

Aditi was well respected and trusted by Domina Profundis. When fighting to become the next monarch of Xadia, she allowed Aditi to decide the outcome for her and her fellow Archdragons instead.

### Empress of the Deep

The Empress of the Deep was a close friend of Domina Profundis who guarded the seas while the latter watched over the waters above the surface. Domina immediately rushed to aid the Empress when the latter was being hunted by a hundred ships manned by greedy humans and elves, but she arrived too late when she found the leviathan's dead body. Fury and grief drove Domina to drown the ships in a terrible storm, and although she succeeded in avenging the Empress's death, she was still overwhelmed with anger and guilt. The trauma of the Empress's death caused Domina to remain in the seas and to never abandon its depths.

### Ezran

Ezran summoned Domina Profundis after he used the Siren Stone to activate the ancient rune-beacon on the eastern coast of Xadia. Domina was initially irked that she had been summoned by a child and sent a wave that splashed Ezran's group. However, she chose to have an audience with Ezran after Zubeia clarified that he was a king. After Ezran asked Domina to help him in locating Aaravos's prison so that they could prevent the Startouch Elf's escape, she simply revealed the knowledge of its true nature as a large pearl inside a giant clam.

## Enemies

### Finnegrin

Finnegrin became an enemy of Domina Profundis when he used his Giant Hermit Crab *Shelley* in attacking leviathans and krakens to expand his power. Domina responded by killing *Shelley* and spared Finnegrin before vowing to drown the Tidebound Elf herself if she ever saw him a mile offshore again. Since then, Finnegrin planned to exact revenge by killing Domina Profundis someday.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Deep Below
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Five, Chapter 1: "Domina Profundis"
3. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
4. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
Book Six: Stars

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**Book Six: Stars**, which is part of the "Mystery of Aaravos", is the sixth season of *The Dragon Prince*, and consists of a total of 9 episodes. It is the third season of the second saga of the series, and gains its name from the Star Primal. It was first teased during New York Comic Con (2023) with the subtitle "Secrets in the Stars".

The story takes place after the events of *Book Five: Ocean*.

***See also: Episode Guide / Canon Order / Book Six***

## Trivia

* This season will reveal the extinction of the unicorns.
* Pyrrah is confirmed to return in this season.

## References

1. ↑ Join us at NYCC 2023
2. ↑ Aaron Ehasz Official Twitter
Chasing Shadows - Part Three

**Chasing Shadows - Part Three (Bleeding Hearts)** is a side story published through the official website of *The Dragon Prince*. It revolves around Rayla and Stella during their search for Viren. It is part of a short story series called "Reflections" and is the final one of the second volume.

## Summary

Rayla and Stella are at the rocky northern coast of Scumport one hour before sunrise, waiting for the dark mage that Redfeather told them about. When she finally sees the dark mage, Rayla can feel hatred for Viren boiling in her as she remembered how she killed him at the Storm Spire and came across him in the portal between life and death at the Moon Nexus. She eventually regains her concentration and fixes her gaze back on her target.

Rayla and Stella soon witness the dark mage making a clandestine trade with a winged Skywing Elf before the latter exchanges a little wooden chest for a heavy satchel and flies away. The dark mage then notices Rayla and decides to escape while casting a spell that causes tendrils of water to form and attack the Moonshadow Elf. However, Rayla manages to outmaneuver the spell and captures the dark mage just as he is about to flee on a tiny boat. But when Rayla looks into the dark mage's face, she is disappointed to discover that he is a young boy from Neolandia and not Viren. When the sun rises, the dark mage shows that he purchased a Blood Coral from the Skywing Elf to warm a cold hearth, draw plague from poisoned water, as well as heal the sick and bleeding. When the dark mage notices that Rayla is hesitant in killing him, he seizes the opportunity to use a single Blood Coral piece to cover himself in red armor and uses the riptide to escape the regretful Rayla. Stella comforts her by holding up the single Blood Coral piece that was left behind during the skirmish.

Rayla and Stella bring the single Blood Coral piece to Redfeather before the former confesses that she messed up like in the fighting pit. However, Redfeather is not angry because she likes Rayla and encourages to stay in Scumport since something interesting is bound to wash up on shore if one lingers long enough. Redfeather also discourages Rayla from trying to remain as her past self and that she cannot return to the Silvergrove due to her ghosting. When Redfeather asks Rayla about who she is, Rayla remembers the words Callum said about her being selfless, strong, and caring, which motivates her to embrace her true self and return to Katolis. Knowing that Rayla's mind cannot be changed, Redfeather bestows the younger Moonshadow Elf one of her Finnegrin's Favors as a token for the Ferryman so that she can find her way back.

## Trivia

* The story plays after the events of "Through the Moon".

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Chasing Shadows: Part Three
Aditi/History

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* Overview
* Prequels
* First Saga
* Second Saga

## History

Aditi ruled Lux Aurea as queen of the Sunfire Elves for a time preceding and during the reign of Avizandum. She eventually became a mother to a daughter, who then gave Aditi a granddaughter before said granddaughter became the mother of Khessa, Janai, and Karim. Aditi was regarded as a great, wise, and kind leader who declared Royal Blood Duels as illegal due to their barbaric nature. Aditi was also able to trap Kim'dael by fashioning the Mercy Debt, a magical collar that forced the treacherous Moonshadow Elf into serving the royal family of Lux Aurea until one of her descendants chooses to set her free. And yet, Aditi devised another trick so no royal family member could release Kim'dael foolishly: only the ones who wear the crown of Lux Aurea possess the power to free the Bloodmoon Huntress.

When the Archdragons of Xadia battled one another to succeed Luna Tenebris as the next dragon monarch, Aditi stepped in to broker peace. Knowing her to be a wise leader, the Archdragons trusted Aditi in determining who would become Luna Tenebris's successor. However, before Aditi could finalize her decision, she vanished without a trace. Her disappearance almost provoked the elves into waging war against the dragons, for they believed that the latter had killed the beloved Sunfire Queen.

Aditi's fate is shrouded in mystery, as not even her own descendants nor any other Sunfire Elf appear to be aware of what had happened to her. However, the fallen Startouch Elf Aaravos claims to have killed Aditi by swallowing her.

## The Queen's Mercy

When Kim'dael arrives in Lux Aurea and claims to seek sanctuary from the dragons and the elves who are hunting her, Aditi can see both potential and treachery in the Moonshadow Elf. The Sunfire Queen chooses to lead the Bloodmoon Huntress to the Sunforge alone and forges the Mercy Debt, a magical collar that sears itself into Kim'dael's flesh. Aditi reveals to Kim'dael that she will atone for her crimes by serving the royal family of Lux Aurea until one of them chooses to set her free. She then orders the Bloodmoon Huntress to pray that one of her descendants will be more merciful than she is.

## Book One - Moon

### Echoes of Thunder

Aditi appears in a flashback as she and the other elven leaders prepare to defend the Border alongside Avizandum.

## Book Four - Earth

### Through the Looking Glass

Aditi was mentioned by Zubeia and appears in a flashback that retold the story of her noble efforts to stop a war between the Archdragons in the wake of Luna Tenebris's death before she had mysteriously vanished.
## References

1. ↑ Book One, Chapter 1: "Echoes of Thunder" Prologue
2. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
4. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 9: "Escape from Umber Tor"
5. ↑ The Queen's Mercy
6. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
7. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
8. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 9: "Infantis Sanguine"
Feathers

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**Feathers** is a Skywing Elf fighter in Scumport.

#### Chasing Shadows - Part Two

Feathers faces off against Darys the Sunfire Elf in the Leviathan's Bones. Feathers manages to break Darys's nose with a single punch before the latter manages to gain the upper hand and defeat him.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sky Primal Connection

As a Skywing Elf, Feathers draws power from the Sky and is at his strongest during a storm and at high altitudes.

### Combatant

Feathers is a skilled combatant and was able to break Darys's nose before the Sunfire Elf defeated him.
Adoraburr

**Adoraburrs** are a species of small, fuzzy magical creatures. They are one of the rare few creatures that come in six different subspecies for each of the six Primal Sources of magic that exist in nature. They are commonly found in the Moonshadow Forest.

## Appearance

Adoraburrs are small in size and are shaped like a fuzzy ball with two large eyes and a mouth. Their fur comes in all colors and different patterns, while their eyes are black. Some Adoraburrs, however, can grow to the size of Glow Toads.

## Information

Adoraburrs are highly communal creatures that can thrive in almost any Xadian ecosystem, but they are primarily found just east of the Border in the shady comfort of the Moonshadow Forest. Multiple Adoraburrs tend to latch onto larger creatures to travel long distances, particularly on the clothes or hair of travelers.

Moonshadow Elves are particularly fond of Adoraburrs and allow their children to play with them.

Earthblood Elves cuddle with giant Adoraburrs to calm their anxieties.

## Skills and Abilities

### Primal Connection

Adoraburrs can be connected to any Primal Source.

### Stickability

Adoraburrs can stick to each other, as well as other objects, and it is possible to stack them.

## Trivia

* Adoraburrs are currently the only known creatures next to dragons, elves, and Cuddlemonkeys that can be connected to each of the six Primal Sources.
* Adoraburrs are sometimes used as ingredients for dark magic spells.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Through the Moon AmA
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Five, Chapter 1: "Domina Profundis"
3. ↑ The Art of The Dragon Prince
4. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Website - Sightseeing in Xadia: Adoraburrs
5. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
6. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
Darys

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**Darys** is a Sunfire Elf fighter in Scumport.

## Appearance

Darys's hair has a gold-tipped braid whipping behind him.

## Personality

Darys is confident and boastful when claiming his victory. He believes that he is undefeated and is more than willing to fight any opponent. However, his arrogance leads him to be defeated by Elmer.

## History

### Fillers

#### Chasing Shadows - Part Two

Darys faces off against Feathers the Skywing Elf in the Leviathan's Bones. Feathers manages to break Darys's nose with a single punch before the latter manages to gain the upper hand and defeat him. Darys revels in his victory and decides to challenge Finnegrin to descend from the balconies so that they can fight in the next round. But instead of facing the ruler of Scumport himself, his next opponent is revealed to be Elmer, Finnegrin's champion. Despite Darys's best efforts, Elmer uses his brute strength to effortlessly beat the Sunfire Elf into a bloody pulp with a few punches. Darys admits defeat before he is hauled away from the fighting pit by onlookers.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Sunfire Elf, Darys draws power from the Sun and is at his strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

### Combatant

Darys possesses a commendable combat prowess that allowed him to defeat Feathers. However, his skills are proven to be inferior compared to Elmer's brute strength.

## Trivia

* "Darys" is derived from the name "Darius", which means "possessing goodness" in French, Greek, and Persian.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Chasing Shadows - Part Two
2. ↑ Darius Name Meaning & Darius Family History at Ancestry.com
Local batterie e connection al terre

ex: 'Un Libre Blu' de August Strindberg

Li discipul fat quasi ignorant, e questionat: Quo es religion? - Si tu ne save to pro experientie o intuition, yo ne posse instructer te, nam it vell esser un follie por te. Ma si tu save it in avan, tu posse reciver mi definitiones, queles es legion. Religion es juntion al fonte de currentie o al station principal. Ma por reciver un conversation, on besona un connection al terre. - Quo es to? - To es li detornation al terre del superflú terral. Ma si on attin'e un pli alt gardu in li technica, on apprende parlar sin metall-fil. Ma to postula fort currenties, pur materiale e clar aer. Li local batterie es nominat crede e ne es solmen un accepta quam ver, ma un recivator e un currentie-avigilator. Tu ne comensa un ovre, si tu ne crede su possibilitá, e consecuentmen tu ne recive li energie. Per crede e bon vole omnicos es possibil. - Ma li crede es ya un - Cert, ma si tu pro orgul'e o obstinantie refusa acceptar, it ne deveni un don. Esque to es clar?

Textus diversi | Ceresiero
Book Four: Earth

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**Book Four: Earth**, which is part of the "Mystery of Aaravos", is the fourth season of *The Dragon Prince*, consisting of a total of 9 episodes. It is the first season of the second saga of the series, and gains its name from the Earth Primal. It was originally teased during Netflix's "Geeked Week" (2022), received an estimated release date during San Diego Comic Con (2022), and a full release date during New York Comic Con (2022). It was released for streaming on Netflix in November 3rd, 2022.

The story plays two years after the events of *Book Three: Sun*, as well as after the events of "Through the Moon" and several side stories such as "Inheritance".

***See also: Episode Guide / Canon Order / Book Four***

## Synopsis

Two years have passed and the people of both Xadia and the Human Kingdoms are still getting adjusted to the new circumstances. As King Ezran tries to establish peace between the two nations and his brother Callum gets lost in his obsession for magic, a threat occurs in form of the legendary Aaravos, an Archmage known as the "Fallen Star". With Claudia having revived her father, Viren, and her boyfriend Terry at her side, a race between freeing Aaravos from his prison, and for Team Zym to acquire the knowledge to stop her from doing so ensues. After Zubeia revealed the story of Aaravos, Team Zym and their friends embark on a journey to locate the Archdragon of the Earth, Rex Igneous, deep within the core of Umber Tor, which lies behind the Uncharted Forest. Inside the forest, the Drakewood awaits them with challenges and a few Earthblood Elves on their way. Meanwhile, Prince Karim tries to decide the fate for the future of Lux Aurea for his sister, Janai.

## Trivia

* Despite rumors, the creation of season 4 was not heavily affected by the COVID pandemic.
* The official trailer for this season uses Stuart Roslyn's and Matt Foundling's track "Look to the Sky" from the album "Burn Point" as theme music.
* In a Q&A with the team behind the series, the show's creators confirmed for the "Mystery of Aaravos" to not just include the fourth season, but the rest of the series, following complaints for Aaravos's little screentime, describing it as being the "biggest disappointment of the whole season."

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - The Mystery of Aaravos
2. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Netflix Geeked Week
3. ↑ CartoonUV Twitter - San Diego Comic Con 2022 (Two year timeskip)
4. ↑ Through the Moon
5. ↑ New York Comic Con 2022
6. ↑ Official Discord Q&A - Second Saga ("Mystery of Aaravos" span)
Stockhausen

Li conosset compositor german Karlheinz Stockhausen dit pri li attentie contra li du turres del Centre Commercial Mundan (WTC) in li USA, que it esset li maxim grand possibil ovre del arte. In consecuentie li administration del festivale musical in li urbe german Hamburg prendet su ovres for del programma.

On es astonat, in quel alt gradu mem in cultural circules on fa su kotau avan li hegemonie del USA; in quel alt gradu functiona li self-censura e tabuisation mem in ti circules del societé, queles place se in un self-imagie de un 'spíritu liberal'. Li paroles de Stockhausen secue logicmen ex su systema de arte. Ti systema esset conosset in ante, e il esset estimat justmen anc pro it. Li actual excitament sembla dunc un poc hypocrit. E pro quo on prendet li ovres de Stockhausen del programma? Esque lor qualitá changeat mem solmen ye un iota nu pos su paroles, comparat al statu ante les? Certmen ne. Li decision es dunc ne motivat de rasones de arte, ma de politica e de 'politic correctitá'.

E ti 'politic correctitá' censura in un mesura, quel es ínsupportabil. Nam quo dit Stockhausen? Esque il annunciat in alquel gradu sympathie con li assassinates? Esque il per alquel parol justificat li morte del victimes? Esque il in tot parlat pri moral bon e mal? - - No. Il parlat pri arte, sur li base de un artificial systema.

Quam liber deve esser nor societé, si mem quelc sententies pri arte posse far un hom paria.

* Ceresiero. Pensas por un cultura occidental
Book Five: Ocean

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**Book Five: Ocean**, which is part of the "Mystery of Aaravos", is the fifth season of *The Dragon Prince*, and consists of a total of 9 episodes. It is the second season of the second saga of the series, and gains its name from the Ocean Primal. It was released for streaming on Netflix in July 22nd, 2023.

The story takes place after the events of *Book Four: Earth*.

***See also: Episode Guide / Canon Order / Book Five***

## Synopsis

Following their escape from Umber Tor and with the map to Aaravos's prison in Claudia's hands, Team Zym and Zubeia continue their quest to prevent Aaravos's inevitable return by seeking out the aid of Domina Profundis, the Archdragon of the Ocean, with Claudia, Viren, and Terry racing forward.
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**Hat** is a baby Glow Toad owned by Team Zym after they rescued him, Sneezles, and Jellybug from Finnegrin.

## Appearance

Hat has violet eyes, blue skin with yellow patches, and a yellow underside. Unlike Sneezles and Jellybug, Hat's hind legs are not yet developed.

## History

### Book Five - Ocean

#### Bait & Switch

Hat, Sneezles, and Jellybug are kept by Finnegrin in his office at Scumport, and the Tidebound Elf attempts to trade them for Bait with Ezran when the young king tries to find transportation to the Sea of the Castout. The three baby Glow Toads are later rescued by Team Zym before taking off in *The Ruthless* with Villads, Berto, and Nyx.

#### Sea Legs

Hat, Sneezles, and Jellybug wake Ezran up in his cabin on *The Ruthless* as the young king realizes that he has not named them yet. Hat quickly perches on Soren's head until he falls overboard after Callum cast "Aspiro" on the sails of *The Ruthless*. Hat's presence in the water attracts a hungry leviathan, but he is swiftly rescued by Soren and Zym. Upon being pursued by Finnegrin's ship *Sea Legs*, Callum tells everyone to "hold on to their hats", which inspires Soren in giving Hat his name. Hat stays with Team Zym until they are all captured by Finnegrin on *Sea Legs*.

#### Finnegrin's Wake

Hat, Sneezles, and Jellybug are kept in a cage inside Finnegrin's cabin before Elmer's change of heart allows him to regain his freedom.

#### Infantis Sanguine

Hat, Sneezles, and Jellybug remain on the rowboat with Bait, Zym, and Soren while Callum, Rayla, Ezran, and Stella dive into the Sea of the Castout to retrieve Aaravos's prison. Hat, Sneezles, and Jellybug are snuggling with Bait after Callum and his group completed their mission.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Glow Toad, Hat draws power from the Sun and is at his strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

## Appearances

#### Book Five - Ocean

* 506. "Bait & Switch"
* 507. "Sea Legs"
* 508. "Finnegrin's Wake"
* 509. "Infantis Sanguine"

## References

1. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Five, Chapter 7: "Sea Legs"
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### Amaya

Gren has shown to look up to Amaya and care about her immensely. His respect and loyalty to his General were obvious enough that Viren decided to have him locked up in his dungeon when Amaya assigned him with the mission to safely return Callum and Ezran to Katolis. Supporting his superior adamantly, Gren has still worried about Amaya on many occasions, like her decision to close the Breach on her own, or how he cried during his reunion with her at the base of the Storm Spire.

### Royal Family of Katolis

Due to being a close friend of Amaya, Gren has been a trusted soldier by the royal family of Katolis for a long time. He served King Harrow loyally, and now proudly serves King Ezran.

## Enemies

### Viren

Gren is a civil and dutiful soldier, and treated Viren with proper respect, despite holding reservations and fears over him due to Amaya's warnings. Even after Viren locked him up in his dungeon, Gren remained bashful and unflappable, quick to respond if Viren ever asked him a question. He also regularly tried to engage Viren's enthusiasm, however, Viren typically simply ignored him. He, however, was horrified upon indirectly witnessing one of Viren's acts of dark magic.

## References

1. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
2. ↑ Book One, Chapter 8: "Cursed Caldera"
Corollaries

ex: 'Un Libre Blu' de August Strindberg

Li instructor parlat: "Li ape es un micri avie, ma it da nos un dulcissim fructu." Li rey del ginestre ne es un grand avie, ma it dat nos li instruction, que licoses natural max omnidial ancor ne posse esser explicat per conosset natural leyes e ergo deve esser regardat quam supernaturali e acceptat con bon fide. Tu nequande videt li rey del ginestre in li acre o sur li prate, ma tu crede, que it existe. Si nu vell venir un chassator, quel fusilat li avie, tu vell esser ancor plu convictet pri su existentie, quancam li chassator mey esser un mentiard. Ma per to ne es explicat li autumnal trac del rey del ginestre: que milliones de ínvolant avies posse volar trans li grand aqua e migrar trans li alpin glacieros. Proque to ne es explicabil naturalmen, to ergo es supernatural. E noi per to reconosset, que noi deve quelc vez creder ye li supernatural, o ye miracules.

Li corollaries de ti pruvat theorem tu posse tirar self, si tu possede un íncorruptet capabilitá del deduction.

Textus diversi | Ceresiero
Annika and Neha

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**Annika and Neha** were the queens of Duren and the mothers of Grark and Aanya. When Duren was besieged by famine, they arrived in Katolis to seek aid, desperate to make a better future for their people and their daughter. They were both killed by the Dragon King Avizandum, whom they distracted so that the mission to retrieve the heart of a Magma Titan could succeed.

## Appearances

Annika had short white hair with split bangs and sideburns that reached past her shoulders and onto her chest. She had dark blue eyes and a white scar stretching over the left side of her face. Her cheeks were rosy, especially near the ocular area, and she wore white lipstick. Contrasting her wife, Annika had a tan skin color. Her outfit consisted of a black, long-sleeved armor shirt with gold embroidery on the chest area. A circlet-like crown laid underneath her bangs, with an indigo circle in the center and pins sticking out at the top, as well as another, differently colored part of hair coming out from the back of the crown. The hair was dyed in a blue-black color and shaded off into a clearer, yellowish color at the end of each strand, both of which were tied at the end. Finally, a black sword was carried on her back, a weapon that fit her color palette, and was one-handed.

Neha's appearance stood in stark contrast to Annika's. She possessed darker skin, as well as dark brown hair, tied in small beads on her chest, and blue makeup. Her clothes were colored in a deep shade of blue and gold, and the flower motif on them appeared to be somewhat different compared to the one Annika had. Neha also wore additional armor, using more extensive shoulder protections and a neckplate to protect herself.

## Personalities

Annika and Neha cared deeply for their daughter Aanya and their people and were willing to travel to another kingdom to ask for help when famine plagued Duren. They were also courageous warriors and would not hesitate to sacrifice their lives so that others may live.

Neha was typically the voice of reason, while Annika spoke from the heart.

## Appearances

#### Book Two - Sky

* 205. "Breaking the Seal" (flashback)
* 206. "Heart of a Titan" (flashback)

#### Book Three - Sun

* 306. "Thunderfall" (flashback, no lines)

## Trivia

* Annika's name is Hebrew for "Grace".
* Neha's name is Sanskrit for "Love".
* Annika and Neha were designed by Hypherrr.
* Annika and Neha are the second and third LGBT characters introduced in the series after Runaan, but the first couple shown together.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Official Discord Q&A - Humans (Dec 08, 2022)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Art of The Dragon Prince
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Two, Chapter 6: "Heart of a Titan"
4. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
5. ↑ nameberry.com
6. ↑ name-doctor.com
7. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter
Ethari/Relationships

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## Love Interest

### Runaan

 Runaan is Ethari's dearly loved husband. They appear to have a very affectionate and trusting relationship, seeing as they communicate about concerns openly. Runaan also pays attention to small things Ethari does and likes, making sure he received his favorite gifts during his birthdays. Ethari forged and gifted Runaan the Moon Opal pendant he wears around his neck. Before Runaan left for his mission, Ethari told him that his matching pendant was a symbol of their love, meaning: "My love will be with you, even when the moon is not". Ethari was devastated learning that Runaan had supposedly died, unaware that he had survived.

## Allies

### Rayla

While in his and Runaan's care, Ethari cared for Rayla and treated her as if she was his own daughter while her parents were away, guarding the Dragon Prince's egg and his family. Ethari, noting Rayla's kindhearted nature, had expressed disapproval to Runaan for training Rayla to be an assassin. After it was believed that she deserted the mission to assassinate King Harrow and Prince Ezran of Katolis, he believed she had done so out of fear instead of malice, but nonetheless reluctantly ghosted Rayla with the rest of the Silvergrove. After her return, he felt a mix of shock and sadness, before eventually acknowledging her, wanting to see her one last time before she departed. He joyfully hugged Rayla before she and Callum headed to the Storm Spire to return Azymondias to Zubeia, whilst offering mounts to aid them in their journey.

### Tiadrin and Lain

Ethari and Runaan were extremely close to Tiadrin and Lain, considering them their best friends, and were tasked to watch over their daughter while they guarded the Dragon Prince's egg. It is unknown what Ethari thought of Tiadrin and Lain's supposed desertion of the Dragon Prince's egg.

## Enemies

### Kim'dael

Ethari was willing to confront Kim'dael after she attempted to kill Rayla. As Kim'dael battled Runaan, she revealed her intentions to kill him and Ethari so that she could drink their blood and extend her life. However, Ethari and Runaan's collaborative effort were successful in thwarting Kim'dael's plans, which forced her to flee while angrily vowing to take revenge.

## References

1. ↑ Lunabloom: A Story from the Silvergrove
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Book Three, Chapter 3: "Ghost"
3. ↑ Bloodmoon Huntress (Novel)
Akiyu/Relationships

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## Allies

### The Jailer

The Jailer and Akiyu worked together in building the prison that contained Aaravos. When Akiyu unintentionally discovered the location of the prison, the Jailer threatened to have the Archdragons kill the Tidebound Elf so that Aaravos could not escape. However, the Jailer chose to spare Akiyu after the latter vowed to die before she could reveal the secrets of the prison to anyone else.

### Team Zym

Akiyu originally intended to kill Team Zym by tricking them into entering the esophagus of a large sea creature, for she believed that they intended to find and free Aaravos from his prison. But upon learning that Team Zym was trying to prevent Claudia from freeing Aaravos, Akiyu immediately provided them with the means to locate the prison. Akiyu grew impatient when Team Zym, Callum in particular, kept on asking her questions and urged them to leave her grotto so that they could continue their quest.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
Kpp'Ar

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**Kpp'Ar** is a dark mage and was Viren's former mentor, who has both an aptitude and passion for integrating puzzles into human architecture. He is currently trapped inside a magical coin since the reign of King Atticus.

## Appearance

Kpp'Ar is an older man with light tan skin and dark brown eyes. The strands of his black and white hair are messily sticking out toward the top and sides of his head, and are reaching to his neck at the bottom. He has a crooked nose, slight wrinkles on his face, as well as bushy, black eyebrows.

Kpp'Ar is dressed in a blue and brown vest, which features black spikes on each shoulder, and reaches past his knees. The vest is is worn over a long, black shirt. Both of these pieces are decorated with golden detailing. Additionally, he wears high brown boots, while his right hand is covered by a black sleeve, and his left arm is covered by a bloodied bandage that he claimed to be the outcome of an ancient and disturbing practice. To support himself while walking, he carries a brown cane that is adorned with elaborate and colorful decorations.

## Personality

Kpp'Ar loves to integrate secrets and puzzles into architecture, for he perceives them as "man-made magic". He would also gladly answer every question concerning magic. According to Viren, Kpp'Ar started to grow weary of actual magic before his mysterious disappearance. Kruha states that Kpp'Ar gained a change of heart following an argument with another human.

**Kpp'Ar** started to develop an obsession with unicorns before he was trapped inside one of Viren's coins, which was proven by the numerous unicorn imageries and decorations inside his Puzzle House.

## Skills and Abilities

### Dark Magic Mastery

Kpp'Ar is an expert in dark magic who has passed down much of his knowledge to his former pupil Viren.

## Trivia

* Kpp'Ar's name shares a similarity with the word "koppar", which means "copper" in Swedish.

## Appearances

#### Book Five - Ocean

* 501. "Domina Profundis" (no lines)
* 502. "Old Wounds" (dream)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Two: Sky (Novel)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Puzzle House
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Five, Chapter 1: "Domina Profundis"
4. ↑ New York Comic Con 2021
5. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 2: "Old Wounds"
6. ↑ Dictzone.com (Koppar - DictZone Swedish-English dictionary)
Kasef/Relationships

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## Relatives

### Ahling

Not much is known about the relationship of Kasef and his father Ahling. Although Ahling considered Kasef a picky eater, he loved his son and all of his children more than anything. Kasef proved greatly upset about the attacks on his father by Moonshadow Elf Assassins, which he assumed had been sent by Xadia as a declaration of war.

## Allies

### Viren

Kasef supported Viren's inhumane ways of forcing a war, as it served his interest in getting revenge on Xadia. While he perceived Viren to be rather odd, due to having a full conversation with what appeared as a regular bug to him, he still respected him as the powerful mage he is. When Soren refused to take on the power of the corrupted sun staff, the prince willingly took the soldier's place, transforming into a mindless magma beast, which would fight for its master until eventually killed by Aanya's arrow.

### Saleer

While not personally close, Saleer and Kasef shared an agreement in regards of a necessity for war. The High Council member aided Kasef's strategy by tricking Ezran into giving up his throne to Viren.

## Enemies

### Ezran

Kasef thought of Ezran as unfit to be a king, as he deemed his decision to seek peace before war as foolish. He would repeatedly attempt to force a change of heart in the young king and use threats of attacks against Katolis against him, until finally causing him to give up his crown for the sake of the innocent citizens that would get involved in the mess created by their leaders.

### Callum

Callum met him when he was really young and thought him to be a lot like Soren, as he was tall and strong and good at everything. He later came to realize that he was nothing like him, as he was filled with anger and hatred for things he did not understand. In the battle at the Storm Spire, Kasef attempted to kill Callum before Aanya interfered.

## References

1. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
2. ↑ The Art of The Dragon Prince
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
4. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 6: "Thunderfall"
5. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Book Three, Chapter 3: "Ghost"
8. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 4: "The Midnight Desert"
9. ↑ Callum's Spellbook
Book One: Moon

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**Book One: Moon** is the first season of *The Dragon Prince*, consisting of a total of 9 episodes. It is the first season of the first saga of the series, and gains its name from the Moon Primal. It was released for streaming on Netflix on September 14th, 2018.

The events of the first season were expanded upon in *Book One: Moon (The Dragon Prince #1)* on June 2, 2020.

***See also: Episode Guide / Canon Order / Book One***

## Synopsis

The world of Xadia is rich in magic which is drawn from six Primal Sources, each representing an element of nature: the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, the Earth, the Sky, and the Ocean. Centuries ago, Xadia was one continent where humans and elves lived together in peace. However, this changed when human mages, who were unable to utilize any of the existing sources naturally, used the essence of magical creatures to empower a newfound seventh source: dark magic. As this power brought destruction, humanity was banished to the west of the continent as punishment for their actions, where they eventually formed the five Human Kingdoms.

1000 years later, King Harrow of Katolis and his advisor, the dark mage Lord Viren, yet again become the enemies of Xadia, as they have slain the King of the Dragons, Avizandum, and supposedly destroyed his only egg, the future Dragon Prince. In retaliation, Xadia sends a group of elven assassins out to assassinate both King Harrow and his son, Prince Ezran. One of these elves, Rayla, decides to act on her own after struggling to carry out her mission. During a chase through the castle, Ezran, his older half-brother Callum, and Rayla discover the unharmed egg of the Dragon Prince and decide to take on the mission of returning the egg to Xadia.

## Trivia

* This season is the only one that currently does not include dragons of the title's respective Primal Source, the Moon, which would have been Moon Dragons. Instead, Moon Dragons were introduced through Luna Tenebris in the following three seasons.

## References

1. ↑ San Diego Comic Con 2019 (Details by CartoonUniverse)
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 6:"Thunderfall"
Luna Tenebris

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**Luna Tenebris** was an Archdragon of the Moon and the former Queen of the Dragons. She was Sol Regem's successor and Avizandum's predecessor, with her era dating back 1000 years before the birth of Azymondias. She made the decision to ultimately spare and banish humanity to the west of Xadia following their extensive use of dark magic, which became known as the "Judgement of the Half-Moon". She died under mysterious circumstances.

## Appearance

Luna Tenebris was a huge Moon Dragon of unknown kind who towered over ordinary dragons. She had silvery-white skin and a silver underside that sported three dark blue gems on its chest area and reached from her chin down to the tip of her tail. Slim in overall figure, her head was petite and elongated with a delicate snout, and feather-like growths decorated the back of her head. Two of these plumes expanded past the average length. Two long, bent horns resembling those of a bull sat at the sides of her head, which were parted into sections of white and dark blue that faded into black. Several sections of wings colored in white and blue grew from her back, with three sections forming her primary wings, and a few smaller sections below them. These wings were fading into black where they connected to her body. Like most dragons, she was equipped with a set of long, sharp claws on her four feet. She was shown with piercing purple eyes.

## Personality

Little is known about Luna Tenebris, though she reacted with reason and mercy when the daughter of an elven leader proposed to banish humanity to the western half of the continent, rather than to annihilate them.

## Skills and Abilities

### Moon Primal Connection

As an Archdragon of the Moon, Luna Tenebris drew power from the Moon and was at her strongest during the night of a full moon.

## Trivia

* "Luna Tenebris" is Latin for "Moonlight in Darkness".
* According to the timeline, Luna Tenebris was the first Queen of the Dragons, followed by Zubeia, and had the longest reign of Xadia for 700 years.
* Luna Tenebris was designed by character designer Hanna Hofer.
* Although another Archdragon of the Moon that could have become Luna Tenebris's heir existed, she deemed them as "unsuitable" for yet unrevealed reasons.

## Appearances

#### Book Four - Earth

* 404. "Through the Looking Glass" (flashback, no lines)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 San Diego Comic Con 2019 (Details by CartoonUniverse)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 San Diego Comic Con 2019
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
4. ↑ Book One: Moon (Novel) (Prologue)
5. ↑ Twitter statement by Hanna Hofer (Deleted after negative fan reactions)
6. ↑ Official Discord Q&A - Dragons (Dec 08, 2022)