The Dragon Prince

I really love this series absolutely a wonderful series

The Dragon Prince...what can be said about it? A lot.
Never have I seen the liberal agenda operate so consistantly seemless since the Little Mermaid's release date. The amount of social inconsistances portrayed under the guise of this being fictional animation is astounding!

You know what this reminds me of when I see an agenda played out in this manner? It reminds of reading books that are the source material as opposed to seeing the book made into a movie for the big screen. There is sooooo much more shock n' awe in the books than you'll ever get from the movie. But here in this animation they (the liberal studio) took that concept and ran with it!! Bravo.

Here you have a coming of age boy, who is (stifled sniggering) the step-son to the >hissing laughter through teeth< the king!! >guffawing laughter< Yeah!! That's right, the KING married to, interracially mind you, >leg raising laughter< a single-mother!!! >farting laughter, eyes flooded with tears, stomping one foot, gut-clenching laughter<

No wait!! It gets better!! The co-lead is another "boy" with horns who is supposed to be a girl of exceptional theiving & assassination skills. Of course she can out-do the boy (MC) on every physical level; he's--I mean, she's a wood-elf. And they are beings of magic! So, why not be better than him at everything?? I guess you're wondering what the whole "he" thing is about with white-hair horn-head super elf, huh? Well, that's because the artists drew her in such a way that you can't tell, save for the voice, if the character is female or not. (Just mute the show while you watch it; you'll see what I mean.) Because she certainly doesn't have any feminine qualities. Naw!! Can't have those pesky froo-froo girl traits getting in the way of her awesome-ness. Perish the thought. lmao

I mean it was soooo long ago that one could just look at a character and know who was a girl and who was a boy. Now, it's damn near sacrilegious, to dra...

I'm writing this very short review based on memory in order to offset the "ZOMG I SEE COMPETENT FEEEEMAILS ON SCREEN AND MY BRAIN IS MELTING!" drivel that passes for reviews on this website.

Seasons 1 to 3 are good. It wasn't on the level of Arcane season 1 but it was good enough to earn my high rating and "favorite" star.

I cannot fully remember why but season 4 was so much trash it made me lose all interest in it. So much so that I didn't even notice season 5 released until literally the time of writing this.

I'll watch season 5 at some point and update this review. For now the high rating will remain, but The Dragon Prince reminds me of RWBY - it started off strong then dropped the ball so bad that I can't be bothered to keep up with it anymore. I see also that a season 6 is planned. I am neither excited nor dismayed. This series exists and so do I.

SPOILERS AHEAD

It is hard to review a show which has an incredible first saga (seasons 1 to 3) and such a poor second saga (seasons 4 to 7). If you want to watch the show, just watch the first saga. It is worth the watch even with the slight cliffhanger. Compared to the cliffhanger that we have at the end of season 7, which is just so bad I still don't believe it.

Saga 1 - The Dragon Prince

While I never fell in love with the show, I did truly enjoy these 3 seasons to the fullest. The story was really engaging, and it kept me on the edge of my seat. While you can feel the lack of time that the show has, I feel like the creators made the most of it.

Characters:

The characters I think suffered the most because of the lack of time. It is pretty evident that we follow every single moment that our main characters share, which overall made for slower character progression, but it was quite worth it in the end. Rayla was one of my favorite characters, she was very funny and also had enough of her own struggles to separate her from the team. I would have maybe liked to see Rayla be wrong, she often says or does stuff which is right. However, it makes for poor drama but it is really just a nitpick.

Callum, while interesting, by the end of the show I had more questions about him rather than answers. This goes even more so for Ezran. While I did like our main cast's dynamic, some of their elements lacked depth. We never learn how Callum even made a connection to the arcanum, or how Ezran talks to animals. However, they still made for a good trio to follow.

The villains of the character roster really steal the show. You can really feel for Viren and why he did the things he did. He truly had his heart in the right place, but his actions led him to a very dark path. That journey was my favorite in the show. Seeing him struggle with his decision, but in a way being forced to make them, either by other people or Aaravos. Viren's character easil...