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And I wish Netflix would give the crew more breathing room to do 12 or more episodes per season That way,they don't have to cram all of it in or put important stuff in side stories a lot people are going to ignore

You're not alone in how you feel about Rayla. She should have apologized for ditching Callum and doubling down on her bad decisions More importantly, I think the Rayla/Rayllum fans need to simmer down,just a little bit. They're allowed to like Rayla/Rayllum,just as we're allowed to feel what we feel. What went right and what went wrong

Maybe I'm alone in this but I think Viren shouldn't have burned the letter. Sure, one letter doesn't "Thanos snap" away what he did but I don't think it would have destroyed Soren. I think it would hurt Soren if he was a little kid. Soren's not a little kid anymore and I think it would hurt for a bit but he would pick himself back up again because that letter would show how much Viren had changed. Not discounting Viren's sacrifice in the 8th episode. I'm just saying that it could have helped a lot Bottom line, I think Soren should have had the freedom to choose for himself on whether or not he should read the letter

There was a scene in a previous season where Callum has to hop off his mount and onto Rayla's because a dark beast had caught it. In the background you can hear Callum's mount scream in pain as it is eaten alive. Meanwhile, Callum is making a haha funny joke. This complete disconnect in what the mood and consequence should be is what I've felt with the Dragon Prince since season 3. Honestly, I just fast forward to the Viren, Claudia, and Aaravos parts now as they are the only characters that seem to suffer consequences from their actions now. How many times has Zubeia been revived? "Oh, getting scratched from this beast that guarantees death." Zubeia gets scratch but is saved by a magical mushroom man. I really hate fake out deaths and Dragon Prince clings to them like bees to honey. Janai "I do not trust my own Counselman, have made them afraid of me, and have ordered my soldiers to ride out to battle to slaughter our brothers and sisters for their betrayal. Whelp, that's done so let's continue our happy wedding." Beliefs tend to be split even within one family. You know some sun fire elves had to kill their own love ones for their queen. In later seasons, Claudia seems to be the only one that doesn't get constant deus ex machinas. She has worked her butt off for her great accomplishments and have suffered great losses along the way. For the protagonist in the show, the perfect solutions are handed to them and no grudges held between their fellow protagonist. I'm honestly rooting for Claudia to come out on top at this point. This season was better than the previous 2 seasons and I like that ultimately most of the protagonists lost in the end. However, I can't help but to think they will not even acknowledge these losses next season. It'll be back to jokes, an eerie "ha ha funny" mood in the face of death and tragedy, and the protagonist not suffering any consequences from their failure. PS. Soren was epic this season.

Well, I'm a bit angry from the writers they always give aaravos less than 20 minutes to appear in every season and they didn't show us everything about liola and now I'm thinking that aaravos is a cheap copy of the invoker from the show dota. Aaravos can be better but they didn't show us if you didn't understand watch dota atleast season 1 cuz I'm interested to know your take on it

I think Aaravos’ discovery of dark magic (unnatural and chaotic) makes it now possible for him to resurrect Leola if done right. However, he likely didn’t do it because he plans to after humanity and Xadia achieve 100% equality as we are gradually seeing in the modern day. In other words, Aaravos would want to bring his daughter back once the prejudices and cosmic order problems are removed. This is similar in DOTA Dragon’s Blood in which the Invoker destroys all his enemies and ensure the good guys win first before implementing his work in resurrecting his daughter. Mystery of Aaravos shows us resurrections happening left and right so Leola coming back is not off the charts. Regarding Leola’s heritage, I think she is a creation between Aaravos and the unicorns. Creation not biologically born. Conceived through magic. The reason is that Aaravos nicknames Leola his “little unicorn” and how she is very unusual and quirky for a Startouch Elf, attributes applied mostly for unicorns. Leola likely asked the other unicorns to help her aid humanity since it is implausible for a child like her to create primal stones and teach the draconic language to humans on her own. So it is a team effort which backfired: the Startouch Elves killing Leola and the Dark Mages hunting unicorns for their horns. Regarding the Sunfire plot, Miyana joined Karim because she loves her boyfriend (love over duty). It’s that simple. The Sunfire Generals are loyal to Janai despite their disagreements. They are oath-bound to serve their monarch. However, Book 6 admit they are afraid of her. Janai was a military leader prior to being queen which suggests the Sunfire army are more loyal to her than their generals. Rayllum does have problems as Rayla did not apologize to Callum yet. I think she will in Book 7 (Dark) and that the writers are building up that important moment in the final season of Mystery of Aaravos. However, I wished they did that sooner in Book 4.

I think this season was great, the animation, but most importantly, the story, the bits of lore finally revealed were quite satisfying, and I hope it's just the same in season 7!

I really enjoyed Rayllum this season, and they were actually my favorite part. 😂 I totally get you though, I wanted more of a talk between them too. My take is just that Callum is ready to move forward, and that’s what I’m going with. You don’t have to apologize for having an opinion, it’s just as valid as anyone else’s.

Angeles, it's okay, you don't have to apologise for everything you just said about Ryla, girl let me tell you I did NOT know about all that baggage till now, you're freaking right, Rayla should have actually apologised for her behaviour or have held herself accountable instead of just coming back like nothing happened. You're completely valid and there's nothing wrong about you, you are seeing this on a completely rational and emotionally mature way seeing the way those actions impacted them both and the impact it may have had on both their perspectives. My guess would be that Rayla and Callum just forgot about this after all this time hence why her apology is vague but imma be real here, I think the writers just forgot or didnt think too much about it because the time was season 4 and they didnt care or have the time to reconstruct the ship tehy were just fixing by making them subtly fall back in love. With the full context on Full Moon, I completely see how this all came back in the ending of season 6...yet also how they didnt freaking address any of the problems Callum had in the comic. Have Rayla or any female character just be called compassionate and all their dirty be completely forgotten to show good character representation doesnt excuse how K'ppar is still in a freaking coin or how she never came back to her home village or held herself accountable for everything she said to Callum- which is an issue in media in general cuz "oh female characters need to show girlpower, break patterns, be a warrior, they can do no wrong" which has only shown to be freaking catastrophic lol. I believe Rayla in the original seasons actually spoke for herself more as a character derived from her own culture and the difference between Xadia and The Human Realms' cultures besides the complicated relationships of the cast with itself...heck even Ezran lost his significance in personal growth as none of the things about his past or his dad or how he freaking took over the throne and got his dad killed and all the baggage with trying to kill Zim, Aaravos etc was brought up came forth when Viren cam back in the picture,(which now that Runaan is back in the picture and Katholis fell, hopefully we can actually see him mature and actually grow from this). But again the Kingdom's fall hopefully gets explored but Karim's whole convo with him was wasted to hinge on the same point of "love above war" without adding any further complexity he litterally could have, having seen other foolish young kings go for war or his experience with Callum as brothers or idk like litterally anything else like bringing up Soren and Claudia...anything like the rebellion in his own kingdom!! I loved everything they did this season but I agree that the sunfire elves' arc was wasted or felt very weir when it came to a close and while I loooved how Rayla got justice and actual focus this season, I can't ignore the problems you brought up now. Ultimately again, I think tehy didnt include all that cuz of time constrains not being able to fit them together with the celestial elves stuff when they could have was season 4 good or anything else. But Angeles Lunamoth, believe me, literature has not failed you, your brain is wired correctly and you know well damn how relationships should work even without knowing much about love, I can tell you that much. So you can be at peace, it's not literature that failed you, it's The Dragon Prince writers' elevating Rayla while forgetting the point of what actually happened when her and Callum broke up came forth when Viren cam back in the picture,

Overall, I am so happy with how Viren was handled this season. This honestly felt like his season to me. If you read the artbook, you know that he’s had the most careful characterization since the show’s early development, and this feels like this was the ending that was always intended for him. I loved how the show presented the nuances of showing how he is capable of genuine change without absolving him of his crimes or pressuring characters like Soren into forgiving him. And finally getting to see that flashback of what he did to save Soren, how it drove Lissa away, and how this was what caused him to resent his son. I have been waiting to see this since first reading about it in the novel, and it did not disappoint. And honestly we don’t give enough credit to the vocal performances of this show. Jason Simpson’s performance this whole season, but especially in Moment of Truth, was spectacular.

23:18 I actually have a theory that Leola doesn’t have a mom. Since Star Touched elves are confirmed to be immortal beings from the heavens, whose physical bodies only manifest when their stars align, it makes sense that they normally don’t have children. But maybe Aaravo, after spending years watching mortals fall in love and have families, grew a desire to experience that kind of familial love to better empathize with them. So he found a way to create a child with his pure love. So while Sir Sparklepuff could be seen as a being made from both Viren’s ambition and Aaravos’ desire for vengence, which is why he seems unsettling to others, Leola was born out of a pure wish of love from Aaravos, which is why he sees her as a being of pure compassion and love. It also makes Aaravos losing her even sadder when you realize she was his wish.

Thank you. I appreciate you addressing the issue that Rayla never acknowledged Callum’s pain, and Callum never expressed to her how he actually felt in those two years or maybe their arguments in Through the Moon. If I were their couples therapist, I would not allow them to leave my office until these conversations taken place, lol!!

22:17 I also realized Lissa’s hair style is the exact one Claudia wore on her date with Callum in season 2. And when Soren brought it up, she got defensive and said it was cute. If that’s her either consciously or subconsciously remembers her mother wearing her hair like that and thinking it was beautiful, I’m gonna cry all over again.

4:37 I think Viren burning the letter was actually beautiful. The way I read it is that Viren realized his desire to confess to Soren was coming from an ultimately selfish desire to relieve himself of his own guilt rather than actually give Soren true closure. It’s very likely Viren realized that giving Soren the letter would only cause him more pain. Soren knowing the only reason he’s alive today is because Viren did such horrible things to Kpp’ar and Lissa would only reopen the wounds that need to heal. And I think everything Soren actually needed to hear was already told to him. “What happened was never your fault. You did not deserve the pain I caused you. And even if you don’t believe me now, I want to tell you anyway so you might know that one day”. And the look Soren gave after Viren sacrificed himself I think is him realizing that Viren had truly changed. And while he still doesn’t forgive Viren, it at least means he knows Viren wasn’t lying when he apologized. To sum up, Viren burning the letter, in my eyes, is him finally putting Soren’s emotions and needs above his own desires.

Callum just sees her as flawless due to being blindsighted due to adandonment issues and inability to see some others flaws as well

He's very similar to a character named Domino that I came up with in 1999, so I want Callum to live his best life.

i wonder how they gonna deal with blood elferm mage

if dragons can kill star touched elfs why r thay afraid of one in purticuler

Could callum be kpp,ar grandson?

Bro which dragons have thinn teeth like the nova blade maybe they crafted it like this but bro really

If she taught humans using runes and draconian words the Amulet probably belonged/made by Aaravo's daughter.

Is it possible that callum distant direct descendants from aaravos?maybe his daughter still alive?

Η claudia ένιωθε ότι είχε χάσει την ελπίδα της να σώσει τον μπαμπά της όμως ο aaravos έδωσε μία λύση; Στην claudia έσφαξε εκεί το κατοικίδιο του viren και τα φέρε να τον σώσει τον μπαμπά της το πρωί ο terry έβλεπε τον viren να είχε παιθανει όταν ανοίξει τα μάτια του είδε τον viren ζωντανό. Εκείνος νομίζε ότι είχε παιθανει και ήθελε να μάθει πώς είναι ακόμα ζωντανός και ο terry είπε στον viren η κόρη του η claudia τα έκανε όλα; Όταν πήγε να την δει την κόρη του άρχισε να την βλέπει αλλιώς την claudia με dark magic σηκώθηκε την παράτησε στην παραλία επειδή ότι είχε κάνει λάθος να της διδάξει dark magic στην κόρη του και για αυτό το λόγο έφυγε μακριά της. Και η claudia ένιωσε προδομένη που την παράτησε οικογένεια της. Στο μεταξύ επεισόδια 7 ο μαλωμένος γάμος η janai και η amaya δεν θα προλάβουν να παντρευτούν στην τελετή του γάμο του θα ακούστη ένα επείγον μήνυμα ότι king ezran βρίσκεται σε κοιδηνο από τον karim; Στο πεδίο της μάχης θα εμφανιστεί ο sol regem μαζί με τον karim βλέποντας στον με νέα ματιά που έχει και ο sol regem θα καταφέρει να πείσει όλα τα ξωτικά της φωτιάς τι κακό έχουν κάνει στην lux aurea με την dark magic. Ο karim θα καταφέρει τελικά να κερδίσεις για να δούμε.

Why does it remind me of the Doomslayer Symbol?

Wow its shape and colors looks like the amulet of king in the Elder scrolls games and yeah it's the most powerful item

I theorized and fear that the runic necklace is the rune that will break Aavarovs out of his magical prison.

Making theories right up to the last minute😂

Season six comes out tomorrow! I’m so excited! And don’t feel too bad about the show ending. The team has said they have more ideas for future stories (including Aaraon recently saying in an interview that he’d love to do a novel or even a movie set during the time skip, showing how Claudia and Terry met and possibly them crossing paths with Rayla during her hunt for Viren!) But a lot of that depends on how well these final two seasons perform on Netflix, so I’m gonna be sure to rewatch season six as much as I can to improve our odds!

If the amulet actually does have something to do with Laurelion, maybe Claudia taking it is foreshadowing that Laurelion will possess Claudia like how Aaravos possessed Callum and Viren. Or, what if Claudia is revealed to be a reincarnation of Laurelion? It would explain was she was drawn to it apart of her matching earrings. It was familiar to her, like how in the avatar universe, air nomads used toys that belong to past avatars to determine new avatars (or when Callum saw Nyx’s boomerang!)

If you are right and that amulet not only belung to the killer of Laurelion, one of the first star touch elves to come to Xadia, but also maybe played a apart in his death, it would stem to reason or at least be very themathically ironic does Claudia end up using it trying to either serve Aaravos or attempt to kill him by taking the nova nlade from Callum does she get the chance to after he and Rayla rethrieve it. Coming back to reuniting parts of previous history to the present, I think having this relic used once to kill a star touch elf now being in the hands of someone who so desperately serves them is ironic for the story behjnd it. Also I remember how you mentioned in a previous video how the pillars of the Star Nexus dont line up with the number of Star touch elves present in the stars, and while it is possible that it's because it was made after the fall of Aaravos from them to Xadia, I think another plausible tho unlikely prospect could be that the Nexus is far more anci3nt than we realize, possibly predating even the skywing elves that now protect it and guard it and the 8 stars plus the fallen one could be a reflection of Laurelion and his fall as he is the only other star touch elf we know of so far to have fallen from the heavens and been killed (im seeing possible parallels and tragic irony of Aaravos here btw...ngl it would be so fitting and thematically accurate does he undergo the same fate and is killed after falling from the heavens by humans who betray him)

Great video! Cutting it very close to season 6 lol. I've watched The Dragon Prince since the beginning, and as someone who has stuck through with it, the end will be so sad. But I'm also just glad that it happened. This is my favorite fantasy show ever. If the earrings were an heirloom, perhaps Viren took them from the Storm Spire potentially as a gift to Claudia? That's unlikely, but it is possible. If it's from Laurelion, perhaps Claudia uses it like a Moon Opal to channel Star magic. It would be an interesting way to give her more power and threat. That being said, that's also very unlikely because it is likely connected to the Sun primal. If a Sunfire Elf did end up killing Laurelion, it was probably a very early one. Not necessarily even a royal, depending on how long ago Laurelion fell. Since we're so close to Season 6 and I can't watch it on release, I'll have to check out from TDP socials. If you are able to watch it on time, enjoy the season!

Dear fellow human, Guess who managed to upload one last video just in time for the release of Season 6!? Honestly, I have so many thoughts on other things but a girl had to pick her battles so I went for something short and sweet. The theory I’m more invested in right now is how I think Soren could be the one to end Viren but that’s more of a character analysis and that is not the short and sweet kind of video lol. But I think people are interested in this necklace so I compiled all I could gather on it and threw some theories together. I’m gonna be honest, neither of them has a lot to stand on but I like both ideas enough to expose them to the wicked depths. Check out Cartoon Universe's interview if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/edyjsym0Yj0/видео.htmlsi=JXlhphTO5fXcPFi2&t=1133 Let me know what your thoughts are on this necklace and this is our last chance so: WHAT ARE ALL YOUR THEORIES!? I think Bait might die. Your loving Lunar High Priestess, - Angeles

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I absolutely adore this theory! I do agree, Callum is the best fit, losing a hand may represent him losing his connection to dark magic. I saw another video from you that said he would lose the ability to protect his loved ones by renouncing dark magic. Now, he hasn't, and a very nice, literal metaphor of that would literally lose a hand. Love love it!

I seriously think the changes of Rayla with all these negative behaviors and dishonesty, yes it serves as plot devices, but also it’s a DEI decision that they want the Rayllum dynamics to be Rayla being this horrible person, but Callum can only being a pushover. No, unconditional trust/love =/= being a pushover. DEI has the most toxic relationship culture!

I have a theory about those skywing elves at 9:28, but WARNING: if I'm right, this is going to be a huge spoiler. Don't you think they resemble Callum and Rayla? I'm guessing this is them, from the future. Callum has mastered Star magic, and he transports the two of them to the past, Rayla uses her Mystica Arbora/Canis/etc magic to make them look like skywing elves.

Εγώ θα ήθελα να έχει πολλά επεισόδια στο 27 του the dragon prince season 6 ; Όμως γιατί στο επεισοδιο 1 δεν μας έδειξαν την xadia πού έδιωξε την άνθρωποτητα λόγω της dark magic πού η άνθρωποι δεν έβλεπαν τι κακό έχουν κάνει στα αθώα μαγικά πλάσμα. Και για αυτό το λόγο η 2 κόσμοι χωρίστηκαν; Στα επόμενα επεισόδια the dragon prince θα μάς δείξουν τον viren ζωντανός και ζητάει καταφύγιο στο katolis. Αν όμως τα ξωτικά της φωτιάς μάθουν για τον viren είναι στο kingdom of human αυτό θα δώσει παράδειγμα στον sol regem πόσοι κακοί είναι η ανθρώποι πού αυτή μολυναν την lux aurea με dark magic;Υπάρχει το arcanum dark magic εκτός για αυτό θα υπάρχει το arcanum light magic αυτό θα μας το δείξουν στην σεζόν 7.

You skipped the part where Soren is injured😭 anyway, great video!

I think the pillar had Virens staff in it.

OMG U ACTUALLY NOTICED IT!!!! The One thing I saw in the trailer that I saw no one bring up is how in the establishing shot at the beginning you can clearly see 4 or 5 different staffs that look just like the one Viren has, and you said it out loud!!! YES THANK YOU AAAAA- I love you and your videos and your work. Best Dragon Prince Fan EVER. plu I like the implication that the staff taht Aaravos gifted the original dark mage from the prologue came from the starscraper. It would only make sense for him to have direct access to a place where they used to worship the stars and know of the star arcanum. Furthermore, each staff was colored with a different color resembling the various primal sources, implying that Aaravos took one and corrupted it with dark magic or taht there was already a staff containing dark magic as one of the pillars

This was so in depth! Probably the most in depth season 6 video I've seen so far but I do have a theory for that Callum scene. I think it's a challenge from Cosmo and Astrid. Kinda reminds me of a scene in voltron where Coran has them fly high up then turn down and blocks the paladins sight so they can see through the eyes of their lions before they hit the ground. This scene is set up in nearly the exact same way. I think it is their challenge to see if he is worthy of the star primal to fly as high as he can until he cannot catch his breath, drop his wings, and make them reappear before he hits the ground by seeing through the stars above (why he has the blindfold) I also think this is going to make him really think about his life and what would happen of he fails (a parallel to if he fails to keep aaravos from posessing him) and will push into that later rayllum scene when he feels like he doesn't want to waste any time he could have left and the chance to really be with her again the way they were in season 3. Side note their season 3 banter is absolutely adorable and I really hope we at least get a little of it in this season.

Another great video! I am so excited for this season (though saddened I can't watch it on release, I'll have to wait until about August 4th). I like that the trailer was short and didn't reveal too much about what is happening this season. I personally, think most of Viren in this season will be seen in terms of flashbacks. I can't imagine he'll live for much longer, and I think his permanent death would progress Claudia's story a lot further. Since Primal magic is also deeply connected to emotional understanding, Callum connecting to the Star arcanum will likely be him understanding his place in the world and his boundaries, especially with Dark Magic. I am SO excited for Aanya to return, I think the dichotomy and difference in ruling between her and Ezran will be super interesting. I also desperately hope for some more Aaravos backstory and more of his motivations and plan. I am SO excited for the Sunfire elf storyline, it's been one of my favourites of the show and it draws back to many historical scenarios. As someone of Indian descent, I can see some alignments here. I think Amaya will survive, but I don't think she'll come out of it unscathed. I am desperately hoping for Runaan and Ethari to get some light here. They were the first gay (as in MLM) couple I ever saw on screen, and as a bisexual guy representation MATTERS, truly. Anyway, sorry for the super long comment. I just wanted to say I really appreciate your videos and the work you put into them. Speaking up about many issues along the way is of great import as well. This season is looking up to be fantastic, maybe even the BEST season yet. I know there's been a lot of (IMO necessary) set up, but season 6 will finally deliver.

YES!!! I’ve been waiting for your video, and I didn’t expect you to go full on in depth of each episode! Well, I don’t mind, since I love your theories!!

15:42 maybe 2 more primal sources? Life? Time?

I'm rewatching the entire show.....once again. I just finished S1 today. By Friday (when S6 comes out), ill be ready to watch S6.

I think the bracelets on Kosmos is how he flies because Rayla wears the exact same bracelet and in one of the previous teasers you could see her flying. The bracelet where you can see Rayla wearing it is in the famous Rayllum scene but it is a zoom out version.

I also think these lyrics to the song in the trailer are hinting at Aaravos’ ultimate plan. “We are the sinners, The new stars standing defiant” If we combine this with the title of one of the episodes being, “We all Fall Down”, as well as Aaravos saying in Patience how he wants to shatter everything the stars have built, I think Aaravos plans to bring the other stars crashing down and establish a new heavenly order in which he is the center. It would tie into the Lucifer Morningstar influences that the writers have said went into his character. Maybe he’s been collecting the souls of all of his victims and pawns so he can turn them into stars to replace the old ones. So people he’s made a pact with like Ziard, or peoples he’s killed like Queen Aditi, could currently have their souls residing in a sort of limbo, waiting for Aaravos to turn them into perfect immortal beings once his full power is restored. It also ties into what Aaravos said to Viren in season 3, where he said that by absorbing Zym and Zubeia’s magic, he would “transcend the limitations of his mortal form”. And it connects to the text in the post for the first poster featuring Claudia crying. “Do the stars weep too?” I think Aaravos is going to offer to turn Claudia into a star, saying that it will free her of all the pain and grief she’s felt her while life, starting when her mother left.

3:53 Actually, dreams being connected to the star primal does relate to a cool detail the writers said in regards to Viren seeing his younger self in his dream. According to them, that wasn’t a memory of Viren’s younger self he was speaking too. Apparently, both his first and second dark magic dreams were actually happening at the same time. The current Viren had managed to connect to his old self across time. This also connects to a theory I’ve had that Viren would end up connecting to the Star arcanum after his brush with death helped him gain newfound wisdom and understanding. Kind of like how Callum’s dream helped him unlock the sky arcanum. This would put Viren in an interesting position, as he’s currently at a point where he doesn’t want anything to do with any magic of any kind. So while Arc 1 Viren would jump at the idea of being able to freely use arguably the most powerful and elusive type of magic, he now sees this as a terrible burden he has to carry. But also one he can hopefully use to right the wrongs he’s caused the world. He was the one who stole the mirror and allowed Aaravos to reconnect with the outside world again after all these centuries. So it should be him who ultimately puts an end to Aaravos in order to save Claudia from becoming his next pawn.