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Books

*The Dragon Prince* currently features several different books which have been released in 2020 and after, which can be purchased through Amazon as hardcover or Kindle copy.

## Trivia

* Each book in the novelization of the show features an intro chapter retelling an in-world myth. These myths are connected to the title's respective Primal Sources and serve the purpose of setting up the book's theme.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Barnes and Nobles Listing
2. ↑ Barnes and Noble - Book Three: Sun (The Dragon Prince #3)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Amazon - Book Three: Sun (The Dragon Prince #3)
4. ↑ Aaron Ehasz Twitter - Myths
Key of Aaravos

**The Key of Aaravos** is an ancient, cube-like artifact of great magical power, engraved with the runes of all six Primal Sources. It originally belonged to the Startouch Elf Aaravos. It is currently in the possession of Callum.

## Information

The Key of Aaravos is a cube-shaped artifact of ancient times that depicts the respective symbols of all six Primal Sources on each of its six sides. When in the close proximity of magical creatures, flora, or selective other exposure to something that possesses the power of a Primal Source, the symbol for that Primal Source glows in the color associated with the source. It appears to only react with one glow at a time and only to the source that is closest to it.

Each time Callum rolls the cube, it leaves marks pointing into the same direction, almost as if it is being pulled towards something.

## History

The Key of Aaravos originally belonged to Aaravos, a Startouch Elf and an Archmage of all six Primal Sources, before his imprisonment at the hands of the Archdragons and elves of Xadia. It eventually came into the possession of the Orphan Queen, a female ancestor of Atticus, Harrow, and Ezran, and was passed down in their family for generations.

King Harrow eventually kept the key stashed away in a box of keys inside the Banther Lodge, where it was retrieved by Prince Callum. In Harrow's letter to Callum, the king tasked his stepson to claim the cube and revealed the myth centering around said key as a means to unlock something of great power in all of Xadia. Throughout Team Zym's journey, the cube reacted to the six individual Primal Sources with its glow.

For two years, the key has remained in the care of Callum, who briefly considered destroying it out of the belief and fear that it may assist Aaravos in taking him on a path of darkness.

## Trivia

* The Sky rune is on the opposite side of the cube from the Star rune, the Earth rune is opposite of the Moon rune, and the Sun rune is opposite of the Ocean rune.
	+ Rayla noted that she had never felt farther from the Moon than she did inside an underground cavern, where Earth Magic is stronger.
	+ The protagonist of the series, Callum, is a Sky mage, while the antagonist, Aaravos, is a Star mage.
	+ The Sun is capable of fire-based magic, while the Ocean is capable of water-based magic.

## Gallery

The Key is discoveredThe Key reacts to the Earth Primal
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
2. ↑ Callum's Spellbook
3. ↑ Reddit creator Q&A (17.12.2019)
4. ↑ The Dragon Prince Wondercon 2019 - Interview with the creators (1:57)
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Book One, Chapter 4: "Bloodthirsty"
6. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 6: "Heart of a Titan"
7. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 7: "Beneath the Surface"
8. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 8: "Rex Igneous"
Leola

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**Leola** was a unicorn and was responsible for gifting humans the first Primal Stones. She was said to be unique amongst her already rare kind.

## Personality

Leola was compassionate towards humans and sympathetic towards their plight, gifting them Primal Stones to aid their suffering.

## Skills and Abilities

### Star Primal Connection

As a unicorn, Leola drew power from the Stars, one of the few species to be capable of doing so.

## Trivia

* The name "Leola" is of Latin and Greek origin, and it means "loyal", "faithful", or "lion".
* The brightest star in the night sky used for navigation is named after Leola, and it is called "Leola's Last Wish" in Xadia, though the Human Kingdoms simply refer to it as the "South Star".
* Leola is named after the mother of Erik Todd Dellums, who is the voice actor of Aaravos.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Tales of Xadia - Official Handbook
2. ↑ Thinkbabynames.com
3. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 2: "Old Wounds"
4. ↑ Erik Todd Dellums Official Twitter
Glow Toad

**Glow Toads** are a species of amphibious magical creatures that are connected to the Sun Primal.

## Appearance

Glow Toads can come in several different colors, such as yellow, green, blue, and orange with patches dappling the upper side of their body. The faces of Glow Toads are usually stuck in a characteristic frown, deep furrowing eyebrows, and a pronounced underbite. Despite their name, they do not have any evolutionary features that point to them being aquatic, nor related to frogs or toads. They lack interdigital webbing and their tails show no features to help with steering.

Glow Toads also have long, chameleon-like tongues that allow them to swiftly wrap around objects before pulling them into their mouths.

## Information

Glow Toads are perpetually grumpy, though appear to be intelligent and capable of showing emotions such as joy, anger, shock, shame, confusion, disgust, sadness, grief, fear, courage, and love. They are even capable of feeling jealousy when they are ignored.

Like real-life amphibians, Glow Toads lay eggs that hatch into tadpoles that are sometimes called "Baitlings" or "Glowtads". The tadpoles will start to grow legs over time.

Glow Toads are known for being delicious and used by deep-sea fishermen to catch large sea creatures such as leviathans.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

Glow Toads draw their power from the Sun and their power is at its peak when the sun is at its highest during noon. As the name of the species suggests, the body of a Glow Toad can glow at fluctuating levels of brightness, bright enough to temporarily blind others.

### Color Change

The hide of Glow Toads, at least those of adult individuals, can change color depending on their emotions, including yellow for neutral, red for angry, purple for nervous, green for terrified, gray for depressed, blue for regretful, orange for happy, and pink for playful. Their skin also seems to change when consuming food of magical origin, as shown when Bait consumed a great deal of moonberry juice, causing him to turn into a reddish-purplish berry color while his turquoise spots glowed.

## Notable Glow Toads

* Bait
* Hat
* Jellybug
* Sneezles

## Trivia

* Glow Toads seem to be an amalgamation of real-life chameleons, a species known for sometimes changing their skin color to signal their emotions, and toads.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
2. ↑ Book One, Chapter 1: "Echoes of Thunder"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Five, Chapter 7: "Sea Legs"
4. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
5. ↑ Book One, Chapter 2: "What is Done"
6. ↑ The Art of The Dragon Prince
7. ↑ Book One, Chapter 6: "Through the Ice"
Khessa/Relationships

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## Relatives

### Aditi

Aditi was the great-grandmother of Khessa and an important figure of her family's lineage, whom she referred to as her "grandmother" despite being born several generations after her. According to Aaravos, Khessa had a tendency of following the mistakes of Aditi, and was horrified to learn that he swallowed her.

### Janai

Janai is Khessa's younger sister. Janai often referred to Khessa as "my liege", despite being a relative. Although they would disagree on certain decisions, the two sisters seemed to share a loving connection to each other, judging from the devastated reaction Janai displayed upon seeing Khessa die.

### Karim

Karim is Khessa's younger brother who deeply loves her. After her death, he held a traditional mourning ceremony together with Janai, where the two of them danced and remembered all of Khessa's favorite things to honor her memory.

## Allies

### Pharos

Pharos respected Khessa as his queen and loyally obeyed her commands without hesitance and question.

## Neutral

### Amaya

Khessa was at first displeased by Amaya's presence and thought little of her. After exposing her to Pharos's Sun staff, Khessa understood that Amaya was pure of heart and put down her initial hostility, but did not care any more about her existence than before.

## Enemies

### Viren

Due to her general hatred of humans, Khessa claimed Viren to be evil and rotten like she had expected when exposing him to Pharos's Sun staff, which revealed his body to be corrupted by dark magic. She ordered him to purified by the Sunforge, but could only watch in horror as he stole the magic with Aaravos's aid.

### Aaravos

Khessa met Aaravos when Viren surrendered himself to Lux Aurea with the intention to enter the Sunforge. Upon meeting her, Aaravos condescendingly called Khessa as arrogant as her great-grandmother Aditi, before asking her if she desired to know how she had died. He whispered that he swallowed Aditi into Khessa's ear, which horrified the Sunfire Queen, then disintegrated her through an enchanted touch.

## References

1. ↑ Official Discord Q&A - Elves (Dec 08, 2022)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Five, Chapter 9: "Infantis Sanguine"
4. ↑ The Queen's Soul
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Book Three, Chapter 3: "Ghost"
Kruha/History

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* Overview
* Prequels

## History

Kruha was born at an unknown point to a family of Stone Giants in Xadia. He was eventually entrusted to guard a magical map that could only be seen by those with a pure heart.

Kruha was later captured by Kpp'Ar who imprisoned him inside the basement of his Puzzle House. Kpp'Ar asked Kruha many questions about the map he was guarding but was not satisfied with the given answers. Following an argument with another human, Kpp'Ar gained a change of heart and promised to free Kruha. However, Kpp'Ar disappeared under mysterious circumstances and Kruha remained imprisoned in the Puzzle House. He was able to sustain himself with roots from a tree and water that was trickling down from a pipe.

Not long after Kpp'Ar's disappearance, Kruha encountered Claudia and Soren when they snuck inside the Puzzle House. Both of them were terrified by the sight of Kruha and fled, only for Claudia to return in the following night due to her sympathy for the Stone Giant. Kruha slowly befriended Claudia and comforted her when she became emotional about the recent tragedies she experienced. Claudia then used the clues that Kpp'Ar provided to free Kruha from his imprisonment. As Kruha prepared to use the stars to find his way home, he entrusted Claudia with the map due to her compassion and looked forward to meeting her again someday.

### Puzzle House

Kruha encounters Claudia and Soren while he is chained inside the basement of Kpp'Ar's Puzzle House. The terrified Claudia and Soren flees from the Puzzle House upon seeing the Stone Giant, but Claudia can see sadness in him and chooses to visit him on the next night. Kruha reveals that Kpp'Ar captured him and asked many questions before having a change of heart and promised to set him free. Claudia slowly breaks down into tears after revealing the recent tragedies that she experienced, which prompts Kruha to comfort her with sage advice and reveal that he had been guarding a magical map that can only be seen by those with a pure heart. Moved by Kruha's compassion, Claudia decides to free Kruha from his chains and succeeds in doing so using the clues that Kpp'Ar provided. Kruha is about to use the stars to find his way home when Claudia intends to return the map to him. Kruha chooses to let Claudia keep the map since she sees him as a person instead of a monster. Upon introducing their names to each other, Kruha bids Claudia farewell and promises to reunite with her again someday.
Changing of the Guard

**Changing of the Guard** is a side story published through the official website of *The Dragon Prince*. It revolves around Soren and Corvus as they chat about life, lunges, and what happens next. It is part of a short story series called "Reflections".

## Summary

 Soren challenges Corvus to a race to the rampart as part of a series of challenges he had proposed to Corvus over several weeks. These challenges included but are not limited to: pushups, sparring, races, weightlifting, and even King Ezran's "Belly Full of Jelly" tart-eating contest, though usually go without any explanation as to what the challenge looks like. Despite growing a little tired of participating in these challenges, Corvus follows Soren up to the tower to the castle walls, where he receives comments about his lack of speed, despite having trained for endurance. Up on the walls, Soren voices how it is his favorite place in the castle, a statement he made often.

 When Soren begins to do lunges, Corvus realizes that he has noticed his inability to sit still if something is bothering him. Excited, Soren compliments the colors of autumn and how naturally seemed to plan how well the colors went with those of Katolis, causing Corvus to remember the forests he grew up in and how much he loves the season himself. This reminds Soren that Corvus grew up in the forest and offers to show him an interesting tree, though Corvus interrupts by saying that he remembers how often he slept under the trees despite the bed provided to him by Amaya. Soren asks if Corvus likes the castle, though the latter admits that he has not quite yet grown used to it. When Soren lists all of the reasons as to why he should like the castle, he is asked if something is on his mind, and he eventually reveals that he would like for Corvus to join the Crownguard. He insists on how much Ezran likes Corvus and would be happy for him to join, unable to admit that it would matter to him as well. Corvus realizes then that Soren was still hurting from what had happened at the Storm Spire, and that he never asked him how he felt about the fate of Viren or Claudia. Knowing it will cheer him up, Corvus agrees to join the Crownguard and Soren promises him a set of custom armor.

## Trivia

* The story, alongside "Through the Moon", shows that Soren has temporarily shaved the beard he had grown during "Book Three: Sun", seemingly having decided at a later point to regrow the prominent beard he sports in "Book Four: Earth".

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Changing of the Guard
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
Chasing Shadows - Part One

**Chasing Shadows - Part One (Familiar Ghosts)** 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".

## Summary

Rayla and Stella are disembarking from a ship called the *Wanderer's Maw* as they arrive at the docks of Scumport, an island town in Xadia that acts as a trading hub for human and elven merchants, hunters, pirates, and thieves after the battle at the Storm Spire. The voyage caused Rayla to remember some of the jokes Callum told her before she returns to her focus on Viren whom she believes to have been sighted around Scumport.

Scumport's unsavory state and unscrupulous denizens nauseated both Rayla and Stella, though they promised to not be around long. When Rayla tries to ask for information about a dark mage from an Earthblood Elf merchant, he spurns her. She then tries again with another merchant, only for her to catch the attention of two burly Tidebound Elf enforcers. As Rayla prepares her blades for a fight, a female Moonshadow Elf buccaneer saves and leads her to her home.

The Moonshadow Elf introduces herself to Rayla and Stella as Redfeather, and that her people had also ghosted her as well after she washed up at Scumport fifteen years ago. Redfeather claims that she found freedom at Scumport as Rayla misses the warmth of and the sights of the Silvergrove, Ethari, Katolis, and Callum before she reveals her intention of finding a dark mage. Redfeather tells Rayla that she will not find anyone willing to give up that kind of information for free unless if she offers them a fair price. Rayla's light pockets barely hold anything of value, which prompts Redfeather to convince the younger Moonshadow Elf that she can always offer a favor. Desperate, Rayla reluctantly offers Redfeather a favor and asks the older Moonshadow Elf on what she wants.

## Trivia

* The story plays after the events of "Through the Moon".
* The cabbage merchant in Scumport is a reference to the cabbage merchant in the Earth Kingdom from *Avatar: The Last Airbender*.

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Chasing Shadows: Part One
Aanya/Relationships

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## Relatives

### Annika and Neha

Despite never having met her mothers, Aanya loves them and wishes they were alive with her. Before her mothers left on their ill-fated journey into Xadia, they left their baby daughter Aanya a small diary full of thoughts, dreams and wisdom that the queens had hoped to pass to Aanya as she grew. Every year on her birthday, she reads her mothers’ book and takes comfort in their wisdom and guidance as she looks forward into another year as the Queen of Duren.

## Allies

### Ezran

While they had never talked, Aanya respects Ezran and was willing to help out when Viren attacked the Storm Spire. She later bowed to him after the battle, showing her respect.

### Human Kingdoms Rulers

Aanya was on good terms with the other rulers of the Human Kingdoms. However, during the summit of the Pentarchy, she did not agree with their choices to attack Xadia and decided not to send her army into battle. Once she had made points on why it was not a good idea, they agreed with her and chose to keep their armies rather than send them to attack Xadia.

## Enemies

### Viren

Aanya distrusted Viren, and was not fooled by his attempts to manipulate her into sending her armies to Xadia. She later brought her armies to the Storm Spire to assist the forces defending Zubeia and Azymondias in the fight against Viren's corrupted army.

## References

1. ↑ TDP Official Website "Character Birthdays in June!"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
3. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Book Two, Chapter 6: "Heart of a Titan"
Finnegrin/Relationships

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## Enemies

### Domina Profundis

Finnegrin became an enemy of Domina Profundis when he used his Giant Hermit Crab *Shelley* in attacking other massive sea creatures 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.

### Elmer

Elmer was Finnegrin's loyal bodyguard who gave him the moniker "Deadwood", and would obey his orders without question. But after listening to Soren's inspirational speech about never obeying such a cruel person who would never treat their subordinates with dignity, Elmer was finally fed up with Finnegrin's abuse and proceeded to toss him into the mouth of the leviathan they lured in.

### Team Zym

Finnegrin held a grudge against Team Zym for stealing the three baby Glow Toads that were in his possession, and took them as his prisoners after *The Ruthless* was destroyed during their pursuit. Finnegrin attempted to coerce Callum into helping him in killing Domina Profundis with dark magic, but the young mage's adamant refusal prompted him to feed Rayla to a leviathan. After Callum successfully rescued Rayla, Finnegrin's unceasing inability to comprehend Team Zym's selflessness for one another resulted in his demise by Elmer's hands.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
2. ↑ Chasing Shadows - Part Two
3. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
4. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 7: "Sea Legs"
Book Three: Sun (Novel)

**Book Three: Sun (The Dragon Prince #3)** is a core novel that elaborates on the events in Book Three of the animated series, with deeper characterizations and expanded plot lines. It is available for purchase as paperback, as well as Kindle file, and is a direct continuation of Book Two: Sky (Novel).

## Publisher's description

*This third canon novel expands on the events of Season 3 of the Emmy-winning Netflix fantasy TV show, The Dragon Prince.*

Ezran knew he would one day be king of Katolis, but he never imagined it would be before his tenth birthday. He tries to do what his heart tells him is right, but the neighboring kingdoms―and his father’s ex-best friend, the evil High Mage, Viren―threaten to go to war with the magical land of Xadia if Ezran does not act soon.

Meanwhile, Rayla and Callum finally enter Xadia on their dangerous quest to bring the Dragon Prince, Zym, back to his mother. Callum can hardly contain his excitement at the magical wonders around him, but Rayla returns to her childhood home and does not receive the warm welcome she anticipated.

As Viren grows in power, Ezran, Rayla, and Callum must make a terrible choice: Face Viren's vicious army or go on the run with Zym. The key may lie in a secret from the past, but their decision will affect the future―not only theirs, but that of the world as they know it.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Amazon - Book Three: Sun (The Dragon Prince #3)
2. ↑ Barnes and Noble - Book Three: Sun (The Dragon Prince #3)
Aegis

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**Aegis** is a Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger and Amaya's mount.

## Appearance

The fur on Aegis's body and mane, as well as the feathers on their wings, are colored in a mixture of red, orange, yellow, gray, and cream. Aegis's nose is red, their eyes are yellow, the horns on their head are red fading to yellow, and the flames on the tips of their twin tails are orange. Aegis's legs and tail are colored black and red.

## Personality

Aegis is gentle towards Amaya and likes having Embertail around as a companion.

## History

### Book Four - Earth

#### Rex Igneous

Aegis and Embertail, another Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger and Janai's mount, are approached in their stables by Janai and Amaya, where the former jokes that Embertail thinks of Aegis as cute, but will not admit it yet. After being saddled, they carry their riders to a secluded place not far from the Sunfire Elf camp so they can talk about their future lives together.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger, Aegis draws power from the Sun and is at their strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

### Flight

Using the large pair of wings on their back, Aegis is capable of flight and is strong enough to carry at least two people on their back.

## Trivia

* The name "Aegis" means "protection" in Greek and Latin.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Book Four, Chapter 8: "Rex Igneous"
2. ↑ Merriam-Webster - Aegis (Definition & Meaning)
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## Relatives

### Ellis's Parents

Little is known about Ellis's relationship to her parents, but despite not approving of Ava at first, they tried their best to deliver the news of their wish to have her being put down in a gentle way. They later accepted the wolf when she was supposedly healed.

## Allies

### Team Zym

Ellis and Ava were first approached by Callum and Ezran upon hearing that they had met a mysterious wonder healer, who could be capable of healing the suffering egg of the Dragon Prince. When interviewed, Ellis told them the story of how she had found Ava with a hurt leg, which later had to be amputated and was eventually "healed" on top of the Cursed Caldera by a mysterious healer. Despite not telling her about their plans to climb the mountain, Ellis and Ava caught up with them regardless, offering to lead them up to the top, and informed them about the terrifying monsters inhabiting the mountain. Ellis was particularly excited hearing about Callum's magic and suggested he should get a magic pendant. Ellis also assured Callum that he always had value with or without a Primal Stone.

After reaching the top and learning that the mysterious healer was in fact Lujanne, a Moonshadow Elf illusionist, they learned about Ava's leg being an illusion. Soon after, Ellis and Ava were witnesses to the birth of Azymondias. The two accompanied the group to the Moon Nexus, where they enjoyed meals and spent time playing together, until prompted to leave by Soren and Claudia, who were going to help them return Zym to Xadia. When this offer turned out to be a trap and Claudia ordered dark magic snakes to attack the group, Ava rushed off with Ellis on her back and the two were separated from the others before they revealed Lujanne's illusion. While Team Zym was carried off by Phoe-Phoe, Ellis waved after them, asking them not to forget about her.

### Lujanne

Lujanne met Ellis and Ava during their younger days, not soon after Ava's leg had to be amputated. After Ellis ran away from home, due to being upset about her father's suggestion to put her beloved companion down, Lujanne found the girl and her wolf hiding inside a tree on top of the Cursed Caldera. Believing Ava to be beautiful, Lujanne decided to help the two out by gifting Ava a pendant, which would give the illusion of returning Ava's missing leg. After eventually revealing the illusion to the two, they learned that Lujanne was convinced that Ava never needed a fourth leg to be happy. The two were invited to the Moon Nexus later, where they could enjoy illusionary food made by Lujanne, before leaving together with Team Zym. Ellis and Lujanne mutually expressed that they would miss each other and promised to meet again some day.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book One, Chapter 7: "The Dagger and the Wolf"
2. ↑ Book One, Chapter 8: "Cursed Caldera"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book One, Chapter 9: "Wonderstorm"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Book Two, Chapter 1: "A Secret and a Spark"
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Book Two, Chapter 2: "Half Moon Lies"
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Book Two, Chapter 3: "Smoke and Mirrors"
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**Ahling** is the king of the proud and prosperous nation of Neolandia. His wealth and privilege have shielded him from the toughest decisions in life, but he is a kind man who loves his many children, including the late Kasef, more than anything. During a failed assassination attempt by one of Viren's resurrected Moonshadow Elf Assassins, Ahling was critically wounded and is currently in a coma.

## Appearance

Ahling is a middle-aged man with graying black hair and beard, a dark complexion and hazel eyes. He wears a greenish-brown and white long coat over a black tunic, both accented with gold and sporting a triangle-based pattern. He also wears a pair of gray pants and a waist sash, as well as shoes that are both colored black with gold accents.

## Personality

Ahling is shown to be very laid back and has a sense of humor that prompts him to make jokes. He is known across the kingdoms for his love of food, music, and wines. He is also a very kind and sympathetic man, as well as a loving father to his children.

## History

### Book Two - Sky

#### Breaking the Seal

King Ahling attends the council of monarchs called by Viren. While Aanya's credibility as a queen of her age is questioned by Viren, Ahling admits that she knows even more official terms than his nineteen-year-old son, Kasef, whom he claims still struggles against eating his vegetables. He witnesses the mage's illusions of a potential Xadian threat, and when proposed with an alliance agrees to form one, if all other leaders would agree in unity.

#### Heart of a Titan

Ahling listens to the rest of Viren's story about Annika and Neha's death, as he had to interrupt for a bathroom break before. After hearing Aanya's points against war, he has to admit that he no longer feels an attack to be necessary.

### Book Three - Sun

#### The Crown

Following his return home, Ahling is attacked and critically wounded by the elven assassins that were resurrected by Viren, requiring his eldest son, Prince Kasef, to assume the crown.

## Trivia

* The name "Ahling" means "spirit" or "soul" in Mandarin (阿灵). It also means "bell" or "chime" (阿铃).
* A scrapped design of Ahling later served as the base design for his eldest son, Kasef.

## Appearances

#### Book Two - Sky

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Art of The Dragon Prince
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
3. ↑ Reddit - States of politics
4. ↑ Book Two: Sky (Novel)
5. ↑ Behind the Name Ah
6. ↑ Behind the Name Ling
End Credit Sketches

**End Credit Sketches** in *The Dragon Prince*, also commonly known as "end credit art" or "credit images", are a set of 6 images featured during the credits of an episode, which are used as tools to hint at further development in the story, passively introduce future characters, or leave Easter eggs for the fans to discover. They are drawn by various different artist of Wonderstorm or guest artists. In canon, some of these sketches are drawn by Callum inside his sketchbook.

***See also: Episode Galleries / Credit images***

* Book One
* Book Two
* Book Three
* Book Four
* Book Five

## References

1. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 7: "Fire and Fury"
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 8: "Dragonguard"
Berto/Relationships

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## Allies

### Villads

Berto is Villads's loyal pet parrot, companion, and first mate who would tend to all of his needs while sailing on *The Ruthless*. Villads protected Berto from Finnegrin by hiding him underneath his hat until they were safe once more.

### Team Zym

Berto became a trusted ally of Team Zym in their adventures who would often humor them with his macabre sense of humor.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Two, Chapter 4: "Voyage of the Ruthless"
2. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
3. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
Akiyu

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**Akiyu** is a powerful Tidebound Elf Archmage who took part in the imprisonment of Aaravos. Records of her have all but vanished from any modern texts, even in Xadia's extensive libraries.

## Appearance

Akiyu is an elderly Tidebound Elf with short stature, pale blue skin, blue hair that greatly resemble tentacles, pale pink sea shell-like horns, fins for ears, and coral-pink eyes with pale pink markings running over them. Parts of her head are decorated with pieces of coral, seashells, barnacles, and kelps. These decorations also adorn her white tunic. She carries an Ocean staff that can be disguised as a walking stick.

## Personality

Akiyu is a rather eccentric and distracted hermit since centuries of isolation have driven her a bit crazy. However, underneath all that eccentricity, Akiyu is a scared woman who fears for her life due to the secrets she carries with her. Despite these fears, she is more than willing to help those who wish to prevent Aaravos from escaping and urges them to fulfill their tasks instead of asking more questions.

## Skills and Abilities

### Ocean Primal Connection

As a Tidebound Elf, Akiyu draws power from the Ocean and is at her strongest during high tide or a rainfall. She can breathe and stay underwater for an indefinite amount of time.

### Ocean Magic Mastery

As a Tidebound Elf Archmage, Akiyu is a master of Ocean magic who can cast spells without speaking the required incantations.

### Magical Construction

Akiyu is an expert magical builder, for she was responsible for creating the prison that can contain a prisoner as powerful as Aaravos. She can also create a magical amulet that will allow other mages to perform Ocean magic.

## Trivia

* The name "Akiyu" exists as two combined words in Japanese and is associated with "autumn", as well as terms such as "bright", "gentle", "soothing", or "elegant".
* The name "Tina" is of English and Greek origins that is derived from the Old English words "tyne" or "tyna", which mean "river".
* Akiyu's role as a legendary yet eccentric master of the past who lives in an aquatic environment and does not reveal her true identity to the main characters until they have learned something valuable is similar to that of Yoda from the *"Star Wars"* franchise.

## Appearances

#### Book Four - Earth

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
2. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
3. ↑ Tales of Xadia - Official Handbook (Tidebound Elves)
4. ↑ Pon-navi (Akiyu name meaning)
5. ↑ National Tina Day - January 28, 2024 - National Today
Monster Mayhem

**Monster Mayhem** is the Pay-4-View event for May. There are two formats to choose from: standard or expanded. The expanded format requires a minimum of 20 active wrestlers.

## **Formats**

### **Standard**

1. Mic Spot
2. 2v2 Tag Team Match
3. 1v1 TV Title Match
4. Skit
5. 2v2 Tag Team Title Match
6. 1v1 Match (Introduced in the August 2021 Update)
7. 1v1 World Title Match

### **Expanded**

1. 1v1 Ladies Title Match
2. Mic Spot
3. 3v3 Tag Team Match
4. 1v1 TV Title Match
5. 1v1v1 Match (Introduced in the August 2021 Update)
6. Skit
7. 2v2 Tag Team Title Match
8. 1v1 Singles Match
9. 1v1 World Title Match

#### **Monthly Programs Mode (Version 1)**

1. Skit
2. 1v1 TV Title Match
3. 2V2 Mixed Tag Team Match (Introduced in the August 2021 Update)
4. 1v1 Ladies Title Match (Pre-Selected: Mic Spot Superstar Saturday)
5. Mic Spot
6. 2v2 Tag Team Title Match (Pre-Selected: Sunday Night Slam)
7. 1v1 Match
8. 1v1 World Title Match (Pre-Selected: Weekend Wrasslin')

#### **Monthly Programs Mode (Version 2)**

1. 1v1v1 Match
2. Skit
3. 1v1 Television Title Match
4. 1v1 Match
5. 1v Match (Cruiserweights Only) (Introduced in the August 2021 Update)
6. 1v1 Ladies Title Match (Pre-Selected: Superstar Saturday - Mic Spot)
7. Mic Spot
8. 2v2 Tag Team Title Match (Pre-Selected: Sunday Night Slam)
9. 1v1 Match
10. 1v1 World Title Match (Pre-Selected: Weekend Wrasslin')
Episode Guide/Storyboard

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 Bardel Entertainment
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 The Art of The Dragon Prince
3. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Lightning Strike
4. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Rayla kisses Callum
5. ↑ Ben McSweeney - S03E05 Storyboard
6. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Rayllum Kiss
7. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Soren and Claudia joke around
8. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Burnt bridges
9. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - The Last Dragon Guards
10. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Website - Mutated Kasef
Florian

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**Florian** was the king of the rugged mountains of Del Bar. He 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

Florian is a heavily-built man with blonde hair tied back in a small ponytail, a full beard, pale blue eyes, and a fair complexion. He wears a waist-length fur cape supported by a chain link, over what appears to be a set of leather armor, along with fur-lined boots and bracers. His underclothing underneath the armor appears to be either a green robe or a long shirt with matching pants.

## Personality

Florian often behaved as if he was everyone's uncle. He would never stop laughing and patting people on their backs. He was generally a very strong and upbeat man with a big heart that valued a hard day's work and a warm hearth at night. According to Viren, Florian never seemed to have an original idea or an opinion of his own.

## History

### Book Two - Sky

#### Breaking the Seal

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

#### Heart of a Titan

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

### Book Three - Sun

#### The Crown

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

## Trivia

* The name "Florian" is of Latin origin and means "flowering".

## Appearances

#### Book Two - Sky

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

## References

1. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
2. ↑ Callum's Spellbook
3. ↑ The Art of The Dragon Prince
4. ↑ Book Two: Sky (Novel)
5. ↑ Babynames.com
Kruha/Relationships

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## Allies

### Kpp'Ar

Kpp'Ar captured and imprisoned Kruha inside the basement of his Puzzle House to gain a certain knowledge that he had been seeking. Kpp'Ar was unsatisfied with the answers that Kruha gave him, and after an argument with another human, he gained a change of heart and promised to set the Stone Giant free. However, Kpp'Ar's mysterious disappearance prevented him from fulfilling his promise to Kruha.

### Claudia

Claudia was initially terrified by the sight of Kruha inside Kpp'Ar's Puzzle House. However, she began to see sadness in Kruha and decided to visit him to learn more about his imprisonment. Kruha and Claudia began to have a conversation about their respective families and relationships with Kpp'Ar, which culminated with her breaking down into tears after ranting about her recent tragedies. Kruha comforted Claudia with some sage advice and she in return used the clues Kpp'Ar provided to free the Stone Giant from his imprisonment. As he was about to depart for his home, Kruha allowed Claudia to keep the map he was guarding since she saw him as a person instead of a monster. Kruha then revealed his name to Claudia and promised to meet her again someday.
Embertail

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**Embertail** is a Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger and Janai's mount.

## Appearance

The fur on Embertail's body and mane, as well as the feathers on their wings, are a mixture of orange, cream, gray, and teal. The nose, eyes, and the horns on Embertail's head are teal, and the flames on the tips of their twin tails are orange. Embertail's legs and tail are colored black.

## Personality

Embertail is loyal and gentle towards Janai, and according to Janai, they do not want to admit that Aegis is cute.

## History

### Book Three - Sun

#### Dragonguard

Embertail carries Janai and Amaya to the top of the Storm Spire after the fall of Lux Aurea.

#### The Final Battle

Embertail carries Janai and Amaya to the bottom of the Storm Spire to face Viren's army.

### Book Four - Earth

#### Rex Igneous

Embertail and Aegis, another Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger and Amaya's mount, are approached in their stables by Janai and Amaya, where the former jokes that Embertail thinks of Aegis as cute, but will not admit it yet. After being saddled, they carry their riders to a secluded place not far from the Sunfire Elf camp so they can talk about their future lives together.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Twin-Tailed Inferno-Tooth Tiger, Embertail draws power from the Sun and is at their strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

### Flight

Using the large pair of wings on their back, Embertail is capable of flight and is strong enough to carry at least two people on their back.

## Appearances

#### Book Three - Sun

* 308. "Dragonguard"
* 309. "The Final Battle"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Four, Chapter 8: "Rex Igneous"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Three, Chapter 8: "Dragonguard"
Akiyu/History

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* Overview
* Second Saga

## History

Akiyu was born inside Xadia at an unknown point and was given the nickname "Tidebound Tina" while growing up with the other Tidebound Elves. She eventually became a powerful Ocean Archmage who helped the Archdragons and the elves of Xadia in imprisoning Aaravos. Akiyu allowed a human mage called the Jailer to borrow some of her powers in order to build the prison. However, when Akiyu unintentionally saw a map that marked the prison's location, the Jailer threatened to have the Archdragons kill the Tidebound Elf so that Aaravos could not exploit its secrets and escape. The Jailer eventually chose to spare Akiyu when she vowed to die before she could reveal the location of the prison to anyone else and lived as an isolated hermit in the tide pools of Xadia. Since then, records of Akiyu have all but vanished from any modern texts, even in Xadia's extensive libraries.

## Second Saga

Akiyu encountered Team Zym when they ventured into her tide pools. When Team Zym revealed that they were searching for the prison of Aaravos, she believed that they were on a quest to free the Startouch Elf and attempted to have a large sea creature digest them. But after learning that Team Zym were trying to stop Aaravos from escaping, she revealed that the prison was located in the Sea of the Castout and gave Callum an enchanted amulet to help them on their quest.

## Book Four - Earth

### Through the Looking Glass

Akiyu appears in a flashback told by Zubeia when the Archdragons and the elves of Xadia collaborated to imprison Aaravos.

## Book Five - Ocean

### Archmage Akiyu

Akiyu scares off the Carrion Gulls that are harassing Team Zym before she introduces herself as "Tidebound Tina" to protect her secrets. When Ezran reveals that they are looking for Aaravos, Akiyu leads them to the esophagus of a large sea creature inside her grotto with the belief that they will die before they can free the Startouch Elf. However, Azymondias uses his powers to free Team Zym and Akiyu reveals herself as the Ocean Archmage who helped in imprisoning Aaravos. She informs them about her role of building and keeping the secrets of the prison safe by dying before she can reveal its location. Akiyu then attempts to overdose herself with a magi-kelp glow-juice shot to take the secrets to her grave. However, she decides to help Team Zym upon learning about Claudia's plan by giving them a map to the Sea of the Castout and an enchanted amulet that will allow Callum to perform Ocean magic. Akiyu grows impatient when Team Zym keeps on asking her questions and urges them to leave her grotto so that they can continue their quest.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
2. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
3. ↑ Tales of Xadia - Official Handbook (Tidebound Elves)
Kpp'Ar/Relationships

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## Allies

### Soren and Claudia

Kpp'Ar was introduced to a young Soren and Claudia while mentoring their father Viren. Soren and Claudia had fond memories of visiting Kpp'Ar in his Puzzle House, and he would give them toys and puzzles for them to play with. He would also answer every question that Claudia had about magic and gave her one of his books since he could sense potential for her to become a talented mage. When Soren was plagued by a life-threatening illness, Kpp'Ar did his best in finding a cure for the boy.

Kpp'Ar would work on building a carousel for Soren and Claudia to enjoy, only to mysteriously disappear before he could finish the project.

### Kruha

Kpp'Ar captured and imprisoned Kruha inside the basement of his Puzzle House to gain a certain knowledge that he had been seeking. Kpp'Ar was unsatisfied with the answers that Kruha gave him, and after an argument with another human, he gained a change of heart and promised to set the Stone Giant free. However, Kpp'Ar's mysterious disappearance prevented him from fulfilling his promise to Kruha.

## Enemies

### Viren

Kpp'Ar taught and helped Viren in expanding his potentials in dark magic. Although both of them initially had a close mentor-pupil relationship, they eventually had a falling out that ended with Viren trapping Kpp'Ar inside one of his enchanted coins.

Viren came across Kpp'Ar in his fever dream, and the old mage taunted his former pupil about the choices he made, as well as on how far he had gone to claim more power.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Puzzle House
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Two: Sky (Novel)
3. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 1: "Domina Profundis"
4. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 2: "Old Wounds"
Lissa

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**Lissa** is the ex-wife of Viren and the mother of Soren and Claudia. She returned to her original home in Del Bar following an argument with her ex-husband.

## Personality

Not much is known about Lissa's personality. However, she seemed to love her children dearly and chose Claudia's happiness over her own when it mattered.

## History

Viren and Lissa got married at an unknown point and became parents to Soren and later Claudia. Soren was born a sickly boy and Lissa would stay by his side whenever he was resting on his bed. When Claudia was just a little girl, Lissa took and showed her the wisp grotto near Mount Kalik.

After Viren saved an ill Soren from certain death by using dark magic, Lissa resented her husband's actions and became frightened of him in response. The pair would argue frequently after their children went to bed, and Lissa eventually decided to split from Viren so that she could be with her family in Del Bar. When asking her children which parent they wanted to stay with, Lissa told Claudia that she would need to be with her brother and stay at home where she belonged, after Soren had chosen to stay with Viren.

## Trivia

* The name "Lissa" means "pledged to God" in Dutch, African, and Arabic.
* According to Claudia, Lissa wears violet perfume.

## Appearances

#### Side Stories

* "Lost Child"
* "Strangers"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Three, Chapter 5: "Heroes and Masterminds"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Book Two, Chapter 9: "Breathe"
3. ↑ Strangers
4. ↑ Book One: Moon (Novel) (Chapter 29)
5. ↑ Book One: Moon (Novel) (Chapter 17)
6. ↑ Nameberry.com (Lissa - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity)
7. ↑ Lost Child
Inheritance

**Inheritance** is a side story published through the official website of *The Dragon Prince*. It revolves around Callum inspecting and cleaning the secret chambers of Viren as he inherits his role of the High Mage of Katolis. It is part of a short story series called "Reflections".

## Summary

After Callum inherits the title of High Mage of Katolis, he enters Viren's secret chambers inside the castle in order to inspect it for dangerous items and to clean it for his use after it had been abandoned for months. By casting the spell "Angustiae Lautus", he conjures a small whirlwind to assist him, which he dubs "Angus" as a play on words of the incantation.

As Angus cleans the chamber of cobwebs and dust, Callum recalls his last moments spent in this place when he had found Azymondias's egg, unfortunately reminding himself of Rayla, who had abandoned him not too long ago to search for Viren on her own. To distract himself from the hurt, he continues to take a closer look at he jars stored on the shelves, unsure what to do with all the ingredients meant for the use in dark magic spells. When Angus rushes past him, Callum hits his elbow against a table, knocking a familiar elven bow to the floor. To his horror, he recognizes the bow as the weapon used by Runaan to kill his father Harrow, and while the emotions of his argument with Rayla all come rushing back to him, he loses the concentration on his magic, causing Angus to vanish. In frustration, he wonders if locking up the chambers would be the best option, as nothing good could come from this place.

On his way out, Callum notices a door he has not yet checked. Upon entering, he finds himself standing in front of the magic mirror that contains the prison of Aaravos.

## Trivia

* The story plays several months after the events of "The Final Battle", as well as after the events of "Through the Moon". Callum now owning the mirror is picked up on again in "Rebirthday".
* The spell "Angustiae Lautus" was created by Kris James. The nickname "Angus" was given to the whirlwind after the spell was created.

## References

1. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter - Patience
2. ↑ Through the Moon
3. ↑ Bending not Breaking Podcast (Inheritance TDP)