Dragons play a vital role in the intricate storytelling of House of the Dragon. The upcoming Season 2 is set to introduce five new dragons into the mix, each with a significant impact on the unfolding events. Vhagar, Sunfyre, Syrax, and Moondancer have been featured in House of the Dragon's Official Dueling Trailers, hinting at their crucial roles in the upcoming conflict between kin.
The narrative of House of the Dragon has long teased the concept of dragon warfare, and Season 2 will thrust the allies of the Greens and the Blacks into the heart of this fiery conflict. Amidst all the flamboyant characters and powerful personalities, it is the dragons that truly hold the key to the unfolding drama.
Vhagar
Aemond Targaryen's dragon, Vhagar, will make a significant reappearance in Season 2 of House of the Dragon. As the largest dragon in Westeros, Vhagar stands ready to serve the Greens in the impending kin-strife. Alongside the Hightower faction, Vhagar forms a pivotal part of the Greens' power dynamics and influence. The dragon's allegiance ties back to Aegon II's claim to the Iron Throne, the tradition of male heirs, and the strategic hold of the Greens over the Red Keep.
Vhagar stands as a lasting symbol of Targaryen might, with past riders like Queen Visenya, Prince Baelon Targaryen, and Lady Laena Velaryon. After a fierce battle at Rook's Rest, where Vhagar prevails over Prince Lucerys and Arrax, the dragon's presence becomes even more critical in the conflict.
Sunfyre
Sunfyre, the dragon of Aegon II, will join Vhagar in the events at Rook's Rest, adding a touch of beauty to the Green faction's aerial forces. Engaging in a dramatic battle with Princess Rhaenys atop Meleys, Sunfyre suffers significant damage, losing part of a wing and his former glory as the most beautiful dragon in the Seven Kingdoms. As a key asset to Aegon II in the Dance of the Dragons conflict, Sunfyre's role will be pivotal in the upcoming season of House of the Dragon.
Meleys
Meleys, the mount of Princess Rhaenys, exits the civil war early following the intense Battle at Rook's Rest. Despite displaying remarkable agility and speed, Meleys succumbs to the might of Vhagar and other opposing dragons. Known for her fiery presence, Meleys nearly turns the tide during the Greens' Coup at King's Landing, showcasing her power as a force to be reckoned with. As tensions escalate in Season 2 of House of the Dragon, Meleys' fiery breath and combat prowess are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the conflict.
Caraxes
Caraxes, the fearsome Blood Wyrm ridden by Prince Daemon, cuts a menacing figure with his elongated neck and intimidating presence. Tasked with a vital mission in the opening stages of the Dance of the Dragons, Caraxes aids Daemon in the Assault on Harrenhal, a pivotal event that sees the dragon's strategic role in securing Harrenhal for the Blacks. The dragon's fierce reputation mirrors that of his master, as they both stand on the brink of a legendary clash with their adversaries.
Syrax
The formidable dragon Syrax, serving as the mount of the Queen, takes a prominent position among the dragons of House of the Dragon. While not the largest or most fearsome of dragons, Syrax's role in the Dance of the Dragons is pivotal as she carries the Queen into battle. With appearances in the Official Black Trailer of House of the Dragon, Syrax's fate intertwines with that of Rhaenyra as they make a bold move to claim King's Landing.
Vermax, Seasmoke, Vermithor, and Silverwing
The upcoming season of House of the Dragon promises an epic clash between naval and aerial forces in the Gullet region, setting the stage for a monumental battle between the Triarchy and the Black dragons. As alliances are forged and broken, the involvement of dragons like Vermax, Seasmoke, Vermithor, and Silverwing becomes crucial in turning the tide of war. With thrilling aerial combat and strategic maneuvers, the dragons of House of the Dragon are poised to deliver an unforgettable spectacle in Season 2.
House of the Dragon Season 2 is scheduled to premiere on June 16 at 9/8c on HBO and Max, bringing viewers into a world where dragons reign supreme and destinies are forged in fire.