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Best season yet If you told me so what if dragon Prince was Gor the god killer story but with Elves and dragons and medieval I never would have believed you but it's amazing learning everything
Hi CartoonUniverse, I'm a big fan of your videos, and I have a potential theory. In the episode with the Starscraper, did you notice all the pillars at the top that had staffs identical to Viren's but with different gem colors? You probably did bc you notice everything, but if you didn't, it would be a cool video topic because I think one of the Katolis high mage's stole or was gifted the purple one. If you see this, please respond! ✌️😋
I’m confused by the star touched elves decision to execute Leola. She didn’t do anything horrible and she’s just a kid. She also wouldn’t have posed a threat by staying alive if she was taught to not help humans with magic. It seems executing her was for some sort of twisted pleasure.
I agree with you. While this in no way excuses Aaravos’s monstrous actions, it’s hard not to sympathize with him after learning his own people had his daughter executed for such a *petty* reason. Not to mention their idea of “mercy” was to offer to execute Aaravos with his daughter instead of taking him and sparing her. No wonder he hates the Startouch Elves so much.
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It’s interesting that the council actually made their own prophecy come true, Leola taught humans magic, they kill her, vengeance and grief consumes Aaravos, he acts on his plan of revenge, and that spirals into chaos. So their own worry was caused by their cruelty towards a child, more than what she actually did. They made it spiral into chaos…
Well this is interesting. They didn't seem to do the same to Aaravos despite all he did before he was sealed. Which means that either they can't have interaction with Xadia without a proper physical form.... or they may have seen this path as the only one forward. The counsel seems to act like they are aware of something not explained. For them to be so severe with the punishment pushes things to desperation. In fact, Xadia being divided like it is may give us a clue. It's possible that Xadia was originally two worlds that have been combined. Or..... Xadia was entirely non magical. But elves and other magical creatures have taken refuge there.
@@theseriesofheroesrise2149 well that is interesting. The humans seem to be the only ones to suffer extreme famine and disease outbreaks . The creatures with power(access to the primal forces) make choices for them. Like not helping them and letting the die and starve. Also with the area humans live in being devoid of most magic, I thought it was implied that the beings with magic drew that line according to the stories.
Also this was a self fulfilling prophecy. The star elfs gave a vague “When humans have magic it’s the start of chaos”. Well guess what tends to happen when you kill a parent’s child? Especially when that parent is a godlike being? People need to read more Greek myths. They have near endless examples, they never end well.
@@memecat9830 It was to prevent others from doing so, in theory. In practice it is a taboo that is bound to break sooner or later and it is a bad idea to add this to your story when it comes to the beliefs of wise beings.
I just wanted to add a note here as Claudia didn’t cut her leg off to revive her father for the second time. we saw at the end of season 5 that Rayla cut her leg off when she transformed into a octopus monster, Claudia still sacrificed homunculus when Terry was holding one of the wings
I think the giant form of Aaravos is a startouch elf’s true size and that they can shrink themselves at will. Some evidence we see for this is when Aaravos is crying and making the Sea of the Cast out. I mean it makes sense that it would take a giant person to make a sea of tears
@@noonespecial3536 I mean I know a hundred years is a long time but I don’t think an average sized person could produce tears big enough to eventually fill a sea
all star touched elves r giant we can actualy see that aaravos is giant cuz there are mountains right enxt to him when he is crying and hes like the size of them
It is also apparent that Star-Touched can't see everything since Aaravos clearly didn't see what was coming for his daughter. And Aaravos does seem to have a soft spot for Humans, probably a remnant of his daughter's connection to them.
I binged this whole season and I can say with absolute certainty that this is a season of grief. I mean we see a pet lose its owner, a kingdom their home, a man broken, a brother and sister their parents, and a father his daughter and his heart.
Interesting. I actually saw the whole seasons' main theme to be love. The speech about choosing love instead of war, the quote about stardust and love, Calum's love, etc... But grief is also an interesting perspective, especially as the two emotions can ne strongly connected as grief follows the loss of love.
@@vladshadowking Well there´s that quote ´´Grief is just love not knowing where to go.`` I think it really sums the motivations of the characters in this season.
@@vladshadowking My personal theory is that Viren didn't use black magic to cast his last spell, but he unlocked the ability to cast the spell through love, like Aaravos was instructing Claudia to do. This is why the spell didn't work when he spoke backwards (corrupted), and only when he said it forwards it worked.
@@lordpessimism that's a very interesting idea. One's perspective on magic influences their ability to use it. If you see magic as a tool without love then you will use "ingredients", the same way Claudia couldn't help herself but see ingredients when looking at that adorable kitten/ tiger-cub (can't remember how the species was called). But casting a spell with love, instead as just a tool maybe allows one to bypass the need for ingredients. (Of course, this could be just a theory and be disproven in the mext season but it it an interesting idea to play with)
Seemes like he can decide which size he has. When he was together with the human child he seemed like the same size he was Viren and so on. I guess he was like: Well my first true appearance, I need to make it big lol
@@Joshua-ju5uc yeah at first when he said he cried the ocean I was like DAMN, but seeing his size made it make so much sense. Idk makes him even scarier like I thought he was all powerful and normal sized. But he’s gigantic
I absolutely loved this season so much! Especially what they did with Viren. Those scenes with him and Soren had me sobbing. And then I cried again all throughout Moment of Truth with those flashbacks.
Indeed so I am kinda miffed that Viren didn't give Soren the letter of apology in that one episode. Granted, an argument could be made that maybe Soren wouldn't believe it Regardless of why Viren didn't give him the letter, I'm still upset at that part. It did seem like Soren was upset that Viren sacrificed his own heart instead of Soren's to do that cinder spell to protect everyone from the fire.
@@DragonGoddess18 They did explain why in Cosmo’s narration. “Truth is everything. But before you give it to another, ask yourself. Are you giving them clarity, light, and purpose? Or are you shifting a burden onto someone who needs all of their strength”. There is a chance that Soren reading that letter would do nothing but given him more pain he doesn’t deserve. He might read about what Viren did to his mother and Kpp’ar, and a small part of him would tell him it was somehow his fault. That their family wouldn’t have fallen apart if he hadn’t gotten sick. It’s not at all true, and he may even know that with the logical part of his head, but it would still feel that way. And really, I think everything Soren needed to hear, Viren already said in the previous episode. That Soren did not deserve to be treated so coldly and with such cruelty by his father, and that what happened to him wasn’t his fault. Soren knowing the reason for Viren’s cruelty is not required for Soren to heal. And Viren also knows he doesn’t deserve forgiveness. All he wants is to give Soren a sense of closure so he can move in with his life, which he has. Also I think Soren did at least respect Viren’s sacrifice, if you look at his expressions right after Viren cast the spell.
@@LauraM96829 I don't deny Kosmo's viewpoint on that. However, it's not really a "one-size fits all" solution/tactic My take is this: Soren would have a better understanding of what happened instead of a foggy recollection of what happened when he was a little kid. Maybe even a mature view on it all. They could have talked a bit more and Viren would reassure him that it wasn't Soren's fault at all. Besides, I don't think Lissa is still that great either. Yes,Viren was harsh that day and he should have apologized to her after they talked to each other with cooler heads. At the same time, she still chose to leave the kids behind in spite of not trusting Viren anymore. Viren wasn't perfect but Lissa wasn't a good mother either since she wasn't there for her children after the divorce
@@LauraM96829 Also,yes it does seem like Soren does respect Viren's sacrifice there When I said "upset", I meant in a way that Soren was sad that Viren was dying. I still do think maybe the proper amount of closure would have happened if Soren read the letter
@@LauraM96829 That is a world salad to justify people who seek to hide the truth forever. Truth is important for people to grow keeping it from them while in early stages of life makes sense but to adults it is catastrophic.
I think callum will end up using dark magic again, die, and the third diamond will be used to resurrect him because resurrection does reset the dark magic corruption as we saw with viren
Yeah, the end of the season seriously seems to imply Callum is going to attempt to seal Aaravos away in a coin as probably the most fool proof way of containing him, it would also be really poetic if the magic that Aaravos seemingly gave humans was ended up being his downfall
I don’t know, I feel like Aaravos’ story might be highly embellished to say the least. Remember, he was telling it subjectively to Claudia to make her feel sympathy. He had a clear motive to twist the tale in a way that makes him seem like the victim. But he conveniently didn’t bring up this story or his “inner motivation” until it served his goals. What better way to convince someone than telling them a story that is strikingly similar to your own? He also never said “for Leola” or anything like that while killing Sol Regem, he just enjoyed mocking his death. I’m sure some elements of his story may be true, but I can’t trust his tale until it’s cross-referenced. Especially knowing him, he loves to twist the truth into ways he can manipulate people. Either way, as Terry said, whatever Aaravos is going to do, he’s not doing it for love, only hate. He also directed Sol Regem to destroy innocent humans and had a smile on his face doing it. Even if someone had done nothing to him, he has no hesitation killing them.
I don't think he was significantly embellishing or twisting the truth, if only because I think him being as hurt as he was fits a core theme of the show. If it's true that Aaravos lost his child in such a horrific way, it means he's a lot like Harrow or the Moonshadow Assassins or anyone else throughout Xadia's history who sought vengeance and perpetuated a cycle of hate. Him being just evil because he likes it flies in the face of everything the series has been saying since season 1. I'm more inclined to believe that Aaravos has spent centuries and centuries letting his hatred fester, never moving on or building new authentic relationships due to his sole focus on revenge. And eventually, as he sank deeper into darkness, his capacity for empathy grew smaller. Now, he's at a point where he is comfortable killing for personal gain or using his daughter's death as a manipulation tool. It's notable that Viren, too, started out wanting to protect his loved ones, but then eventually reached a point where he was pushing his son to murder a couple of kids. And Claudia has often acted out of love, but also likes dark magic and having power over others a bit too much, becoming willing to stoop to lower and lower lows to get what she wants. I think the point is that power and vengeance can be a slippery slope, wearing away at your morals and sense of empathy. As someone used to say in one of my old favorite TV shows --- "Evil isn't born. It's made."
I think his interaction with sol ragum was personal, cause his son tattled and got his daugther 'killed' by the star touched and he decided get them all the son and family.
I agree. There were many instances in his story that had me questioning its legitimacy. The first one being that he looked like his current form when Leola was a baby. We know Aaravos looked different prior to his status as a Fallen Star, and clearly the story happened before him falling, so why does he look the same? Now, clearly Claudia and Terry wouldn't be able to see what he looked like previously, but we as the viewers can, and I find it odd he still had the same form as the one he has today when we know he looked different. The second issue I had was their home. The home and the prison being one and the same I just find odd. Why would you imprison a clearly powerful being who can manipulate things on the outside, and has been proven to be a horrible man overall, in his own home? His home, where he knows every single nook and cranny, and can hide anything he wanted? Why not imprison him in a different place, one which he's unfamiliar with? As far as I remember they only took his cube. Are you telling me this man seriously had nothing else in his humble abode that would be a threat? It just doesn't make sense how in the story, his home and the prison are the same. It doesn't make sense to do that at all. Third, he chose to live. I can't imagine a parent, especially one who seemed to love his own child so much, would choose to live. Why did he choose that option? He even asked the others from the cosmic justice to take him instead. He offered himself to die instead. But when actually given the choice to die alongside his daughter, he chooses to live? Why? To enact revenge? Living for the sake of revenge is indeed plausible, but again, he already asked to be taken instead. So, why? What was his reason? I don't doubt that Aaravos had a child. And I don't doubt that he loved her in some way. But Aaravos has always seemed also incapable of fully loving to me. He's also an unreliable narrator. He's an unreliable person in general. I don't doubt for one second that Leola was his daughter. But I also think he's not telling the full truth. That he's twisting it. Something is off with his story. And considering there's been mention of Anok Arow, I hope we get to see him in the next season. Especially since he's been brought up quite a few times now. And even more especially since he was also mentioned as having been a witness. Time will only tell though.
Yes, and in my Head Cannon, The Arch Elder of the Zarvanian Elves (The Elvaran), will Curse the Council, and he will say to them, “You will spend an Eternity of Languish for Your horrid injustice, Cursing your own Immortality, and never again to take physical form.”
@@rottenroads1982I just want someone to ask: “In all of your prophetic abilities, not one of you realized you could’ve been setting off a self-fulfilling prophecy”. That or we get the funny realization that they don’t have a concept of a self-fulfilling prophecy
@@dragonstouch1042 Exactly 💯 I've been saying this for awhile now: Life has a "funny" way of giving you what you want. Always assume and you'll get the worst. In other words, a self-fulfilling prophecy Plenty of things happened because they assumed the absolute worst,treats others horribly and eventually what they feared ends up happening
They didn't kill his daughter, they returned her to the stars. Although it was a sad thing, Aaravos ruined his daughter's memory by causing harm to the people she loved.
This is a great video, and I’m glad that you pointed out the plot hole of Startouch Elves supposedly being immortal and only able to destroy their physical form, only for Aaravos's daughter to permanently die and for him to be threatened to die, even though that’s supposed to be impossible. I hope they explain that. And here’s the interesting fact: Sol Regem was not only a dragon prince but also started this whole conflict. That brings a new meeting to his first appearance and his contrast towards Azymondias. Sol Regem brings generations of war and becomes a symbol of bitterness, while Azymondias starts a generation of peace and becomes a symbol of hope.
I don't think Claudia and Terry knew they were immortal, so perhaps he was just withholding this information? There could be several reasons for this plot hole, probably just Aaravos being an unreliable narrator. I wonder if it wasn't permanent (it seemed implied but I dunno if it was actually said) and perhaps that's why they didn't seem hesitant to kill her? Just throwing around theories, not really coherent. Unlikely, but it would make for an interesting plotline if she weren't permanently dead and did come back and was like "what have you done while I was gone"
I disagree they killed his daughter for teaching a human magic which will bring chaos to the world and I’m guessing the end of the Star Touched Elves. Anyone notice how Aaravos appears to be the only Star Touched Elf now?
When I saw the Star Elves kill Aarovous daughter by converting her to magical energy and launching it at earth (I wonder if it was used to target a place, the Star Elves did blame her teaching human magic and using her to whiped out the humans that learn magic from her would seam fitting). The Star Elves Converting living being into magical energy, is that not what Dark Mage do and the first to teach Dark Magic to human was a Star Elves? Like Ziard was shown to convert birds into magical energy to attack the Sun Dragon King. It would make sense if other Star Elves know some form of dark magic.
I think Dark Magic is the way to kill them and that it may be connected to the Star primal source or is an Arcanum of it's own. This is extra evidence but there are dragons called Star Devourer dragons that are of the star primal source in the wiki while I believe they are actually connected to dark magic. I think they are praetors that prey on star creatures and just creatures of primal sources in general. I think he might make a spell that can actually destroy physical stars, perhaps a black hole since light can't escape them, or a supernova, even maybe hydrogen starving them with science if Viren can kill thunder, Aaravos can kill the merciful one.
@Underworlddream After reading your comment what if that area destroyed was Aravos home and what if and this is just a theory. That dark magic is based on a aspect of star magic as Aravos daughter was a star touched elf. Also it was stated in the show that star magic is the strongest primal source and that arravos has mastered every primal magic. I mean what if star magic combines every other source and humans trying to copy star magic where they probably needed a star touch to teach them. So they continued to practice till they found that the life of other primal creatures could be used to cast this type of magic this is just theory. If you have the time please share your thoughts.
Anyone else think about how the staff of Ziard, which acts as a booster for dark magic, is powered by a quasar diamond, a gem that is a source of Startouch magic?
@ZachStone3213 wait you got a point I didn't think of that and if the staff does help in dark magic when it has a qasawar diamond a item for star magic. Doesn't that possibly prove my theory that dark magic may be a break off or aspect of star magic but not all of it
BRO THIS SEASON WAS SO FRICKING GOOD. THEY TOOK TIME TO LET US LEARN ABOUT STAR MAGIC AND TRULY TOOK TIME TO FIX RAYLA AND CALLUMS RELATIONSHIP WHILE EXPLORING VIREN, CLAUDIA, AND AARAVOS AND THEIR CHOICES. EVEN THE SUNFIRE ELF PLOT AND THEN THE TWIST WAS SO GOOD. 10/10 ALL AROUND👏🏾🔥
I am pretty certain that Aaravos doesn’t actively want to help anyone. To me it seems more likely that he is trying to find a way to get rid of the startouched council
@@Yarblocosifiliticofair, I would assume either he is gathering power and/or trying to force them to manifest themselves and/or trying to figure out how to imprison star touched elves
@@pokegard maybe, but I still don't see how throwing the world into chaos helps his goals. All he's accomplished is to make himself be imprisoned, which doesn't sound like power-gathering, nor would he need to be imprisoned in order to do research.
@@Yarblocosifilitico fair, but if he doesn’t know how to imprison star touched elves then getting imprison would probably help(because it proves that it is possible)
OMG, I LOVE your commentary around historical mysticism. I'm seeing the season with a whole new perspective! Note, since I see confusion in the fandom: Leola didn't give humans dark magic. She gave them primal magic; the first primal stones. And that's according to the TDP wiki. Aaravos is the one that taught humans dark magic (and, as you pointed out, dark magic is how he manipulates their bodies & dreams). It's probable engineered dark magic to be HIS magic, to pull off his vengeance. Also, logically, a young child, described as innocent & beloved by all, wouldn't teach others a type of magic that requires murder of magical creatures to work, let alone use it herself....
Yes, also it would take from Aaravos'es story - that what was done to his doughter was unjust, unfair and unreasonable. The more innocent she was, the more Aaravos felt justified in his anger - feeling that no matter what he did to Xadia, would never be enough.
Of all the monstrous things Aaravos has done, killing that arrogant gold scaled brute Sol Regem was by far the most enjoyable. I suspect he treated the Dragon Queen Luna Tenebrus in a similar fashion. Suddenly I find myself a little displeased with the Archdragons.
Regarding the Unicorn that Claudia found: In the graphic novel Puzzle House, Claudia received a map that showed the location of a unicorn. A gift from Viren's old Master who was fond of the kids. She couldn't use it when she was such a small child, but fast forward to her a teenager and accomplished mage in her own right and she was able to track down the Unicorn using that map.
I'm 100% confident that the startouched elves interpretation of the future is wrong, no matter how well they can read the future. You can see it is one of those selffufillinf prophesis from a mile away. Aravors's daughter teach humans magic and gets executed for it, because prophesy says that it was the beggining of a slow chaotic end (for whom? The startouched themselves perhaps? And they read their end as THE end since they think they are ethernal) and Aravos then creates dark magic because of it and starts the chaos. If there was no prophesy nothing would have happened.
Wouldn’t it be funny if they didn’t have a concept of a self-fulfilling prophecy (I know it’s dumb, but funny) and someone had to explain it to them and they’re like: that…makes a lot more things make sense
I theorize that Aaravos is capable of killing the other startouched elves with Dark Magic. In the wiki they say Star Devourer dragons are of the Star Arcanum but I personally believe that they may be of the Dark magic Arcanum, but because they consume stars they should be capable of damaging the physical form of dragons. Furthermore Dark Magic has corrupting properties, Claudia's staff is a corrupted form of the Sun Arcanum in it's eclipse like state, I think that Dark Magic is his way to get revenge. It's ironic that Leola was killed for giving humans primal magic but it shows that Xadia wanted to have supremacy over humans due to their magical advantages and that it's possible the other Startouched elves would take Callum as a threat due to his primal magic use. It also adds up since Startouch elves like Aaravos are the only people actually connected to multiple Arcanums like Callum. If anything the Dark Magic humans have access to now is far more dangerous than any primal magic due to the cost and the power it wields. Viren was able to kill Thunder with a Unicorn horn, that shows that there are ways that humans and other lower beings can defeat Archdragons and above. I thoroughly believe the corrupting ability and magical absorption is what's truly dangerous about Aaravos, he's fallen but i'm curious if that means that he's lost Startouch connection somewhat or if he's more connected to the Dark Primal, but either way I think he has the power to kill the Startouched elves. Furthermore I wonder what ways he could do it, he could be direct and manipulate a Star Devourer dragon, but perhaps he could attempt to make a spell that destroys the physical star, or maybe one that can correlate the mortal body to the physical star in some way. Actually I saw the season but I was listening to the video but what if like Callum would be if he used Dark Magic Again, Aaravos was completely filled with Dark Magic, he's fallen because he's completely overcome by darkness. I wonder if Luna Tenebris's death was manipulated in obscuring the likely Star Nexus, he predicted her pet's grief, and planned to keep them from becoming time blind. The real question is if Leola is actually dead or fallen Like Aaravos, if she's fallen then she could rise again potentially, but if she's gone permanently than Aaravos could attempt a genocide on his own people. I wonder if Callum's first primal stone was made by Leola, I wish their were some factions of humans that supported Aaravos more ngl, I feel like he'd have some sorta small cult following, or at least Callum would call out Zubeia and the Dragon's bigotry towards humans in the past but no.
The funny thing is - I actually have a fanfic in the works using that cult principal. 9ve been working on it since s5 dropped, even though its not in a releasable stste yet. This season gave me SO many new ideas... (and so did this vodeo, honestly)
Did you guys notice in the Starscraper all the different colored gems on the pillars that surrounds them? Interesting that I think you can see in a scene, that one of those staffs are missing, the one with the purple gem as they have just about every other color.
@khaens1116 they look like Zaird's staff. Makes sense if aaravos was at the starscraper at some point, he had to get a hold of both that and the quasar diamond
Seeing as how Aaravos is angry at the Startouch Elves for killing his daughter, Leola, he probably wants them all brought down. She also created the Primal Stones; Leola was the unicorn who helped Elarion in their time of need.
I think Aaravos' goal is to now destroy the Startouch Elves (meteor strikes) and resurrect his daughter Leola. This is basically the DOTA Dragon's Blood Invoker storyline again. The Invoker lost his daughter, avenges her death, resurrects her, and dies in the end.
@@bobobo1673 With the discovery of Dark Magic (centuries after Leola’s death), resurrection is possible. I think Aaravos wants to resurrect Leola after he schemes humanity and xadians to have peace. Bringing Leola back to life in a world with no prejudices and cosmic world at the cost of his own life is what a father would want for his daughter. It’s what the Invoker did even though he killed many innocents to do so.
The first part of your theory I'm almost completely certain is true. Sneaky detail but the description of the season 6 trailer says "The war against the Cosmic Order begins." The Cosmic Order is what the startouch elves were called in that flashback
@@stitchfire15 I think she will be revived. A new member for Team Zym as a Startouch Elf will open many possibilities for future plotlines following Aaravos’ defeat.
It still feels that Aavaros wants to be a God to humanity. And wants to wipe out the Elves for their selfish need for control the status quo. If he becomes a god to humanity then they will depend on him, and he feel a Nilisim to Elves hypocrisy and the humans need for power An innocent child was ended, just for seemingly showing an act of kindness
For a children series, this is really good. However, this is really REALLY held back by the fact that they are trying to make it for children. The Red Wedding episode had less red in it than I expected. However, the drama I loved, Sol Regem got a really well deserved end .... Aaravos ... I knew I liked him. I like him even more now. I have a suspicion that Aaravos isn't that bad - most likely he has some other ideas. And I think that magical cube is the secret, not the dark magic.
I am actually incline to believe some people here in the comments when they say that Aaravos’ story cannot be fully trusted. One thing that I dont know if everyone caught was that Aaravos was the reason her father was dead. The reason why Sol Regem didnt show up to Karim’s rebellion was that Aaravos had possessed the mage rider or Sol Regem himself and took him towards Katolis to destroy. If he didn’t invade Katolis, then Viren wouldn’t have a reason to sacrifice his life. It’s more likely that Aaravos played upon the fact that Viren doesn’t want to do dark magic anymore, so he is more likely to sacrifice himself instead of his son or someone else’s heart to beat the dragon. It was intentionally designed such that Claudia would stumble unto Katolis, with her father dead and the Aaravos’ prison conveniently waiting right next to his dead body for her to complete his resurrection. So he indirectly killed Claudia’s father, disposed of Sol Regem to remove any witnesses that could tell Claudia that Aaravos sicced him on her father and put Claudia in a vulnerable position for his story to resonate with her. Remember Claudia said that she would make her decision upon meeting her father. But Aaravos knew that if she actually met her father, she was likely to move on and no longer want to help Aaravos anymore. So he ensured that they never met by using Sol Regem to destroy Katolis. It all makes sense. We forget that Aaravos in the past has orchestrated wars and battles amongst powerful kingdoms and creatures before. We are told this in earlier seasons. This is nothing new for him. Even if Aaravos’ story is true, it doesn’t mean that his cause has anything to do with his daughter currently. For someone who understands what it’s like to lose a daughter, he sure didn’t hesitate in intentionally causing a daughter to lose her father.
I also dont believe Aaravos. Because when Council suggest to die with his daughter he didn't choose that... He let his daughter die while he was just watching?! And thinking about revenge?! Loving father would better die with his child on arm than watch...
@@Mallasify Exactly you get it. 😁 Although, I don’t think a loving father would sacrifice himself along with his child either. I personally wouldn’t like that option either. Instead, a loving father would fight against the powers that be for both himself and his child to live. The moment I heard that BS speech about their twisted idea of ‘mercy’, I would have considered them public enemy #1. Whether Aaravos would actually have the power to defy them and defeat them is a whole different story. So it’s easy to say that I would go against the council, but whether i actually had the power to, is a different story. Especially since the council members are also star-touch elves, who would likely be as powerful as I am, if not more. It actually makes me curious as to what their idea of the “Order” is and where it came from? It seems these elves are the reason that humans didn’t know that they could use magic. My theory is that humans always had the ability to use primal magic, like Callum but based on how badly these elves dread humans gaining magic, they seem to believe that humans having magic disrupts some sort of order. Whether thats true or it is just BS being spout to make themselves feel better, it is something I do hope we find out in later seasons. Why are they afraid of humans gaining magic? And what kind of magic do they mean? Are they afraid of humans getting dark magic or primal magic? What sort of natural order gets disrupted by that? Is it a civilization thing where humans having magic stagnates our ability to progress technologically or something? That’s a really interesting mystery of the story. Either way, the startouch elves judgements are warped and it just doesn’t seem right, no matter what justifications there are. On top of this, Aaravos serves as a potential unreliable narrator where everything we have concluded so far could be false. Perhaps the other startouch elves aren’t actually bad or cruel. Or maybe they are more nuanced than Aaravos believes them to be. I am so excited to find out the truth in book 7.
Calum looking at the coin, I'm betting he's thinking about trapping Aaravos in the coin. But honestly, I want to see Aaravos not only get redeemed and not die, but to actually get his daughter back. Like, yeah, I'm on Aaravos' side.
I don't know how many times I've cried in this season but so far it was the BEST one yet. My gut wouldn't stop telling me that there is good in Aaravos after all. And even if he did everything out of revenge if he wouldn't feel love he wouldn't do a thing. I so wish for a good ending for him
Did anyone else notice that Leola is very likely autistic, with her hand flapping, overwhelmed silence and constant hands over the ears during her entire trial. As well as being only a child, she probably didn't fully realize what she was doing or why it was bad
You know, now that I think about it, the theory that Aaravos will try to bring his daughter back might be a possibility. We know that quasar diamonds can be used to revive and that Rayla only used 1 diamond out of the two, the third being used to free Aaravos from the prison, which means that there is 1 left. If you ask me, that cant be a coincidence.
I find it interesting that startouch elves can be reborn and that both Calum's dad and Soren had the same illness, and that Soren wanted to become a poet in the first season when his legs were broken, and Calum's dad was a poet.
As cool as that theory sounds, it wouldn't work. Soren was born before Callum's dad died since he was already a talking toddler when it was mentioned that he passed a year prior. 3-4 maybe? And Claudia was a walking toddler in the flashback. So at least 1.5-2 years old and she is also older than Callum.
Bro Claudia did not sacrifice her leg. At the end of the previous season rayla cut one of her legs off and Claudia sacrificed the captain sparkles or smth like that don't remember his name
Okay for a second let's just assume what the star touch elf said about Aravos daughter is true and she did give Magic to human Magic. Callum is probably a descendant of that person and just unlocked that magic.
Did anyone else realize that they imprisoned Aaravos in the very location that his daughter fell and he cried for 100 years (sea of the cast out) ..... like talk about messed up. 😭
@@LjCast-b6qSole Regem still had his role in killing Leola. He witnessed her giving the primal stones to humans/ teaching humans how to use the stones and tattled on her to the Star touched elves.
@@selena9887 yes he did which by all means was the right thing to do all he did was try to stop something bad from happening, it’s not his fault. The elves decided to kill her.
@@selena9887She gave them primal stones? When was this mentioned? I thought she teaches them the secrets of the primals because we know she has opened aravos book which is probably where aravos learned all of the primals sources secrets.
According to the wiki, Leola created primal stones and taught humans primal magic, not dark magic. Which makes the Star Council's decision the kill her even worse.
You asked a good question about why the Star Touched Elves (STE) havent killed Aaravos for teaching humans dark magic. I think it goes back to the concepts of balance that you mentioned, that humans having magic like elves creates chaos. Aaravos could teach humans Dark magic because it is a system with rules and limitations that maintains balance. You can only cast spells with sacrifices, and the cost of such spells prevents abuses that could destabilize things. There is no such cost with arcanums. However, Elves have an innate balance with magic because they are born bound to a single arcanum. They are incapable of learning and casting from other arcanums (except the other STEs, which we now know are basically gods, not regular elves). However, as Callum has shown us, humans have no such limitations. Given enough time and effort, humans could learn to cast from all the arcanums and become mortals with the power of gods like the STEs. So basically, what the STEs fear is Callum, and other humans if they are able to do what he has done.
Same that flashback made me cry also if they could imprison him why couldn't they just lock both of them up I mean they probably didn't have someone that could yet but they could have done anything other than killing her
Assuming aravos isnt lying or omitting key parts of his daughters story. He is absolutely vindicated in his revenge. That being said, what he is doing now isn't that anymore. He has justed added his revenge plan to it, but as to what his plan is now the only clear part of his plans are sowing chaos between the races, spread dark magic(likely to control people) and to lay the dragons and star elves low
Omg, no parent should have to go through what Aaravos went through, losing your child is the worst kind of pain anyone could feel. My mom nearly went through that pain with me while I was growing up, several times. But that's not what I want to mention, that clip that talked about unicorns being around was from a movie called 'The last Unicorn'. And that movie was part of my childhood, thanks for including it.
@@noonespecial3536 the flashback was told by Aaravos so likely he left a couple of things out. He does that. Also, Startouched Elves are Angelic beings that live forever in the stars. That also explains why humans might look fondly of Aaravos, because he’s quite literally a god to them. A seemingly generous god, too.
@@noonespecial3536 it could just be that he’s able to manipulate his size since he’s shown to be normal sized in pretty much everything else so the giant version of him might just be him trying to flex
I was wondering avout cosmo in the moment of truth episode, i had no idea if he went back in time or what, but makes sense that cosmo just saw the future of what happened if he told callum the truth about the pearl, thats why he was the only character colored throughout the vision, while everything around him was black and white
There's a quote that fits this premise. "A grieving parents' actions doesn't always justify the destruction in their wake" It simply states that grieving can impact not only the person grieving but others as well. In this case, that was diled to 1000.
I think both Rayla and Ezran are going to die and Callum is going to have to choose which one to bring back with it and he'll have to choose Ezran and let Rayla go like she would want.
Can we please talk about the fact that virens staf most likely comes from that star tower (forgot the name😅)? There were six other stafs there in the background. One was missing! And since one of the high mages of catholis was a her, I also think ot is possible, that this staf is the nova blade itself!
This season was a emotion fest i actually felt a mixture of sooo many emotions one of them being sadness,this season made me angry and cry for charectars,i was so f#cking angry that they gave aaravos a sad backstory but then felt so sad after they finished showing it😭😭and the fact that it gonna end soon makes it so much more sadder.
I've been thinking, and... What if the Council is not intervening on Aaravos' actions because all of his schemes and manipulations are actually a way of trying to atone for his daughter's original mistake, and in doing so, maybe he could get her back? What if he's trying to make humans forget about magic by making them commit atrocities with it? We even saw it on Soren, he's one of the first who ever said that maybe magic shouldn't exist at all. What if that was his goal all along, the reason why he gave all of his harbingers as much magical knowledge and power as they desired? To eventually cause the end of magic for humans? Or worse. What if the other Startouch elves are as conniving as he is? What if they are allowing him to cause as much chaos in the mortal world as he wants because, in the end, his wrath and schemes will end up solving the problem his daughter started?
The thing I keeping thinking when it came to the flashbacks is who telling us the story. Aaravos. He could be lying about the whole thing or refusing to acknowledge what the real wrongs or true story is. Is it all a lie by chance, cause he specifically talking to Claudia and he wants her to emphasize with him. To release him and what better way than a story of a father and daughter? I did wonder if his daughter was half star elf and half another race, cause they state that Aaravos can only able to gain a body on earth when his stars align and allow it...than wouldn't his daughter need the same thing? And yet she just there, so was she born on earth? Also when they said kill his daughter, did they mean death, or remove her primordial magic? Cause wouldn't that be a form of death to all elves? not being able to do magic and access their specific abilities? If the daughter exist couldn't she be a mortal being? Mortality to a race of being that are immortal (in a way), wouldn't that be consider a form of death as well? There are too many questions and not enough answer that can be trusted.
So the council killed his kid, then he starts the seeds of chaos and teaches dark magic to humans or was it he started teaching humans dark magic and his daughter gets blames
I don’t think so because there was a witness that saw her do it and she never actually denied it. We know shes opened aravos book since she left a little drawing in it. What if she learned about the primal sources secrets from the book just like aravos did to master the sources and then she showed it to the humans.
Now that we know that Sol Regem went by another draconic name, does that mean his mate might have as well? I think his mate might have been Luna Tenebris hence the “disappearance” that Aaravos was referring to. That opens a whole other can of worms with queen Atitaya and how Aaravos swallowed her at the same time as Sol Regem buried his mate alive.
That is a good theory, but if I remember his mate had a name that was kind of sun-like so it would be weird that Luna would have a name like that since she’s the moon dragon
Guys i agree with you that his story is sad. But what if Aaravos lied to Claudia. Yes he had a daughter. But what if he lied about her destiny? In order for Claudia to free him?
Umm, no. She didn't sacrifice her leg to perform the ritual. She lost it during the fight in season 5. She killed the homunculus. Also I have to question if everything we were told of Aaravos' past was true. He is a master manipulator after all. On top of that, if it was all true, why does he target humans and elves for his misdeeds and not his fellow Star Elves? I think he blames mortals for his daughter's death since it was her interaction with them that caused her fate.
There’s a human that is mentioned a lot during the show, Rex igneous says Ezran looked like her and she was trying to do the same thing as he was. I’m thinking that’s Leola’s ‘fallen’ form
...hearing the "Last Unicorn" referred to as an "older cartoon" like it's a historical document being referenced in a paper has done more emotional and psychological damage to me than anything else in my life. ... I need a drink...
A lot of this is very Prometheus like. The one who gave us Fire did so in the full knowledge that we might burn from it, but also might light the land and find warmth within it in equal measure. So, morally...I don't honestly know. I can see this as a 'for the greater good'. After all, we've seen the past. Humans WERE second class citizens the continent over, seen as lesser beings because they didn't have the natural talent for it. And we've seen that natural talent can be given to humans, as Callum gained magic of his own, but only after touching the darkness. He had to have that magic within him to give himself something of a light within. As such, I want to know his final goal, before I judge his methods.
I think Sol Regem's name is supposed to be Tagalog. Anak = child/son/daughter and Araw = Sun, meaning Sol Regem's name literally means "Child of the Sun" or "Sun Child".
Sol Regem in Latin means Sun King more or less. In fact, a lot of the character's names have some meaning in latin. Most of the Dragon's have latin names. Callum's name is very similar to caelum which means heaven or sky.
Sol Regem isn't Tagalog. But, in two episodes, Sol Regem was referred to as "Anak Araw". Once by Aaravos, and another time by one of the other Star Eleves. Sol Regem is latin, I believe. Anak Araw is Tagalog.
The things i want an answer for really bad are the staffs in the tower top. There are 6 pilars, 5 of them with stafs identical to Viren's, except for the gem embeded, with one of the pilar empty, with just the space for it there. This leave me thinking that perhaps that staf is the nova blade. They also settedup so much on this season, besides the staff there is Calun and Rayla conversatiom about death in case he is corrupted, the warning that he could never again use dark magic, the remaining gem...
Am I wrong in thinking she didn't give up her leg, she lost it in the fight against callum, and she killed the half-child to do the ritual which is why it's wings are on the ground.
I really, really enjoyed this season, the narrative and pacing was so much better than las one. Also Viren's sacrfice and redemtion death was soo good. I'm only mad I fell into the bait from the Trailer that showed a corrupted Callum when in the season was barley a quick frame from a nightmare haha
The judgement of his daughter Leola kinda gives me a good connection why Aaravos hated the sunfire-elves so much: The "Arrogance" of the Queen judging so lightley above other ones lives by on single act seems to really emotionally disgusted him. Because he and his daughter went through all of it.
This was how I saw the Mercy. The “mercy” was that Laola wouldn’t be a child that had to die alone, less scared, and “mercy” for Arrovos was to not let a father dwell on the sorrow and greif of his child for the rest of existence. Which he does… Loala woldnt’ve suffered alone while she died and Arovos wouldn’t’ve suffered alone while he lived. Ya can’t suffer if you’re dead. Thus mercy for both was death. Dark as Crap BUt Like DAnG Cosmic Counsel! Wth! 😢
more like a SELFISH moral responsibility. she sacrificed so much for her FATHER yet gets abandoned. (most likely, what is gonna happened when a dark mage loss that 1 positive aspec) if human are not allowed magic, why though?! that they able to learn magic? it's no different from discovering a magic item that grants magic.
Wait at 3:17, last season Claudia was seen with no leg when she came out of the ocean, because I thought rayla chopped off one of her squid legs in the ocean, not b/c of the sacrifice.
I think he made up the story. Because Claudia transformation didn't work for him the first time. That it has to be done with love and therefore make up a story to convince her to make the 2nd attempt work. Claudia didn't understand that it didn't work, that she said she had everything and did everything according to how it was written. But he said that there was still one ingredient missing, love. Remember that he is a master in manipulation etc. I think there is another reason that he is bad. Jealousy of others and lack of attention.
After watching the episode, I'm not exactly sure whether she actually did anything. We have one witness that we know to be blinded by his hatred towards humanity. He could easily misinterpret Leola playing with her friends as her teaching them magic. Even if she did teach them something, the question remains what it actually was. We have the already established connection between unicorns and primal stones, so that could well be it. However, both helping her friends to get connected to an arcanum in the same way that Callum did or Leola teaching them dark magic are also viable options.
The bones in the sea of the cast out are leola's. And there's two possibilities as to why aaravos was so large after being released. 1.) He is able to manipulate the size of his body. 2.) Star touched elves' fallen forms are much larger than their ethereal forms since they fell from the heavens directly instead of choosing to appear in the mortal plane. Evidence for option 2 would be Leola's corpse
The video is nice all but I do have one question to ask you. Why do you refer to Sol Regem as "Sol Rejem", even though canonically, everyone in the show calls him "Sol Re-G-em"
Also, just want to say with all that’s happened in the show and Aaravos…he doesn’t seem that evil. I’m mean yes he’s cruel and manipulative and all, but he hasn’t harmed any humans. He only harmed elves and dragons and was working to help humans. It’s telling that he made a homunculus to use for the spell rather then one of Viren’s actual kids. And that ending scene, he literally raises Claudia up, bringing a human to the level of the heavens. Honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if after finding someway to get his kid back, the biggest revenge he can do is to do the one thing that everyone wanted to avoid, give humans magic, all magic.
Just had a terrible idea. What if Aaravos is trying to bring his daughter back by using Claudia as a sacrifice. It was mentioned that dark magic creates a void within you. What if Aaravos is trying to manipulate Claudia to use dark magic to the point she becomes an empty vessel. One that Aaravos can then ”fill” with his daughter. Maybe not even with the actual daughter, but the memory of her. That would be sad and twisted.
Fun fact: Anak Arao could be loosely translated from Filipino which means “Son of the sun”, which fits Sol Regem’s characteristics. The “arao” from the subtitle might be the only difference since sun in Filipino is “Araw”.
It could be assumed that Anak Arao is his dragon prince’s name while Sol Regem is his inaugurated name when he assumed the position of the dragon king.
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Is there any news about there being Dragon Prince novelizations or the rest of the seasons 1-7
Best season yet
If you told me so what if dragon Prince was Gor the god killer story but with Elves and dragons and medieval I never would have believed you but it's amazing learning everything
Hi CartoonUniverse, I'm a big fan of your videos, and I have a potential theory. In the episode with the Starscraper, did you notice all the pillars at the top that had staffs identical to Viren's but with different gem colors? You probably did bc you notice everything, but if you didn't, it would be a cool video topic because I think one of the Katolis high mage's stole or was gifted the purple one. If you see this, please respond! ✌️😋
I’m confused by the star touched elves decision to execute Leola. She didn’t do anything horrible and she’s just a kid. She also wouldn’t have posed a threat by staying alive if she was taught to not help humans with magic. It seems executing her was for some sort of twisted pleasure.
I agree with you. While this in no way excuses Aaravos’s monstrous actions, it’s hard not to sympathize with him after learning his own people had his daughter executed for such a *petty* reason. Not to mention their idea of “mercy” was to offer to execute Aaravos with his daughter instead of taking him and sparing her. No wonder he hates the Startouch Elves so much.
Yeah, they kinda make him too understandable
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Dragon Prince: Sooooo uhhhhh since your not doing anything with this plot do you mind if we borrow your homework? And do it a million times better"
Thor Love and Thunder: GAY ROCKS!!! AND LOL OUR CGI IS AWFUL! HAHAHA!!
Dragon Prince: "I'll take that as a yes. Don't worry we will do your ideas much better
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@@MyNamesBubblegum too understandable? How so?
@@paulchapman8023Hell hath no fury like a father who lost his girl.
It’s interesting that the council actually made their own prophecy come true, Leola taught humans magic, they kill her, vengeance and grief consumes Aaravos, he acts on his plan of revenge, and that spirals into chaos.
So their own worry was caused by their cruelty towards a child, more than what she actually did.
They made it spiral into chaos…
Well this is interesting. They didn't seem to do the same to Aaravos despite all he did before he was sealed. Which means that either they can't have interaction with Xadia without a proper physical form.... or they may have seen this path as the only one forward. The counsel seems to act like they are aware of something not explained. For them to be so severe with the punishment pushes things to desperation. In fact, Xadia being divided like it is may give us a clue. It's possible that Xadia was originally two worlds that have been combined. Or..... Xadia was entirely non magical. But elves and other magical creatures have taken refuge there.
Age old story in fiction. The steps taken to avoid destiny will usually lead you straight to it.
@@dragonhero14 Or the magical creatures on Xadia, years before humans, came?
@@theseriesofheroesrise2149 well that is interesting. The humans seem to be the only ones to suffer extreme famine and disease outbreaks . The creatures with power(access to the primal forces) make choices for them. Like not helping them and letting the die and starve. Also with the area humans live in being devoid of most magic, I thought it was implied that the beings with magic drew that line according to the stories.
@@dragonhero14 True
Also this was a self fulfilling prophecy. The star elfs gave a vague “When humans have magic it’s the start of chaos”. Well guess what tends to happen when you kill a parent’s child? Especially when that parent is a godlike being? People need to read more Greek myths. They have near endless examples, they never end well.
To quote Oogway from Kung-Fu Panda, “One often meets their destiny on the path they take to avoid it.”.
Exactly instead of trying and failing like sisyphus to prevent the inevitable you should prepare to deal with it instead.
@@Raximus3000 see you get it!
How would killing a child even prevent that? She already taught them
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It was to prevent others from doing so, in theory.
In practice it is a taboo that is bound to break sooner or later and it is a bad idea to add this to your story when it comes to the beliefs of wise beings.
I just wanted to add a note here as Claudia didn’t cut her leg off to revive her father for the second time. we saw at the end of season 5 that Rayla cut her leg off when she transformed into a octopus monster, Claudia still sacrificed homunculus when Terry was holding one of the wings
Yeah part of the monstrosity of the ritual is that the child must be killed
exactly its just viren probs doesnt know that and assumed it was everything at once which is why his reaction gets more and more intense
THEY KILLED OF SIR SPARKLEPUFFFFFFFFFF *SOBS*
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His prison was his daughters grave for hundreds of years
I know it's so messed up right 😭
And they wonder why he went murder crazy
Ain't his daughter still alive technically
@@tesleemhussein5217 its been like 300 years. Who knows if she still is
That’s pretty screwed up.
I think the giant form of Aaravos is a startouch elf’s true size and that they can shrink themselves at will. Some evidence we see for this is when Aaravos is crying and making the Sea of the Cast out. I mean it makes sense that it would take a giant person to make a sea of tears
Or he just cried for 100 years. Which is enough time to fill a sea. . . I think
@@noonespecial3536 I mean I know a hundred years is a long time but I don’t think an average sized person could produce tears big enough to eventually fill a sea
all star touched elves r giant we can actualy see that aaravos is giant cuz there are mountains right enxt to him when he is crying and hes like the size of them
Ngl I laughed so hard when Aaravos popped up looking like a freaking kaiju elf it just came out of nowhere
It is also apparent that Star-Touched can't see everything since Aaravos clearly didn't see what was coming for his daughter. And Aaravos does seem to have a soft spot for Humans, probably a remnant of his daughter's connection to them.
Omg yes! That explains why he said that Callum was his favorite. Callum loves learning magic and his daughter gave humans magic.
I binged this whole season and I can say with absolute certainty that this is a season of grief. I mean we see a pet lose its owner, a kingdom their home, a man broken, a brother and sister their parents, and a father his daughter and his heart.
Interesting. I actually saw the whole seasons' main theme to be love. The speech about choosing love instead of war, the quote about stardust and love, Calum's love, etc... But grief is also an interesting perspective, especially as the two emotions can ne strongly connected as grief follows the loss of love.
@@vladshadowking Well there´s that quote ´´Grief is just love not knowing where to go.`` I think it really sums the motivations of the characters in this season.
I be crying the entire season
@@vladshadowking My personal theory is that Viren didn't use black magic to cast his last spell, but he unlocked the ability to cast the spell through love, like Aaravos was instructing Claudia to do. This is why the spell didn't work when he spoke backwards (corrupted), and only when he said it forwards it worked.
@@lordpessimism that's a very interesting idea. One's perspective on magic influences their ability to use it. If you see magic as a tool without love then you will use "ingredients", the same way Claudia couldn't help herself but see ingredients when looking at that adorable kitten/ tiger-cub (can't remember how the species was called). But casting a spell with love, instead as just a tool maybe allows one to bypass the need for ingredients. (Of course, this could be just a theory and be disproven in the mext season but it it an interesting idea to play with)
I didn’t realize he would be so huge. Like I thought he’d pop out and be normal sized.
Seemes like he can decide which size he has. When he was together with the human child he seemed like the same size he was Viren and so on. I guess he was like: Well my first true appearance, I need to make it big lol
He can be whatever size he wants. He’s that powerful.
maybe that's how he was able to cry an ocean into existence?
@@Joshua-ju5ucthat and a century of nonstop tears would get big pretty quickly
@@Joshua-ju5uc yeah at first when he said he cried the ocean I was like DAMN, but seeing his size made it make so much sense. Idk makes him even scarier like I thought he was all powerful and normal sized. But he’s gigantic
I absolutely loved this season so much! Especially what they did with Viren. Those scenes with him and Soren had me sobbing. And then I cried again all throughout Moment of Truth with those flashbacks.
Indeed so
I am kinda miffed that Viren didn't give Soren the letter of apology in that one episode. Granted, an argument could be made that maybe Soren wouldn't believe it
Regardless of why Viren didn't give him the letter, I'm still upset at that part. It did seem like Soren was upset that Viren sacrificed his own heart instead of Soren's to do that cinder spell to protect everyone from the fire.
@@DragonGoddess18 They did explain why in Cosmo’s narration. “Truth is everything. But before you give it to another, ask yourself. Are you giving them clarity, light, and purpose? Or are you shifting a burden onto someone who needs all of their strength”.
There is a chance that Soren reading that letter would do nothing but given him more pain he doesn’t deserve. He might read about what Viren did to his mother and Kpp’ar, and a small part of him would tell him it was somehow his fault. That their family wouldn’t have fallen apart if he hadn’t gotten sick. It’s not at all true, and he may even know that with the logical part of his head, but it would still feel that way.
And really, I think everything Soren needed to hear, Viren already said in the previous episode. That Soren did not deserve to be treated so coldly and with such cruelty by his father, and that what happened to him wasn’t his fault. Soren knowing the reason for Viren’s cruelty is not required for Soren to heal. And Viren also knows he doesn’t deserve forgiveness. All he wants is to give Soren a sense of closure so he can move in with his life, which he has.
Also I think Soren did at least respect Viren’s sacrifice, if you look at his expressions right after Viren cast the spell.
@@LauraM96829 I don't deny Kosmo's viewpoint on that. However, it's not really a "one-size fits all" solution/tactic
My take is this: Soren would have a better understanding of what happened instead of a foggy recollection of what happened when he was a little kid. Maybe even a mature view on it all. They could have talked a bit more and Viren would reassure him that it wasn't Soren's fault at all. Besides, I don't think Lissa is still that great either.
Yes,Viren was harsh that day and he should have apologized to her after they talked to each other with cooler heads. At the same time, she still chose to leave the kids behind in spite of not trusting Viren anymore. Viren wasn't perfect but Lissa wasn't a good mother either since she wasn't there for her children after the divorce
@@LauraM96829 Also,yes it does seem like Soren does respect Viren's sacrifice there
When I said "upset", I meant in a way that Soren was sad that Viren was dying. I still do think maybe the proper amount of closure would have happened if Soren read the letter
@@LauraM96829
That is a world salad to justify people who seek to hide the truth forever. Truth is important for people to grow keeping it from them while in early stages of life makes sense but to adults it is catastrophic.
I think callum will end up using dark magic again, die, and the third diamond will be used to resurrect him because resurrection does reset the dark magic corruption as we saw with viren
stealing this
I'd rather it be used in some way to bring back Leola tbh but it's unlikely.
@@thetruekingofwafflesI’d agree but wouldn’t aaravos just of done that already
Yeah, the end of the season seriously seems to imply Callum is going to attempt to seal Aaravos away in a coin as probably the most fool proof way of containing him, it would also be really poetic if the magic that Aaravos seemingly gave humans was ended up being his downfall
@@thetruekingofwafflesI think Leola’s soul itself was destroyed.
Aaravos trying to comfort his daughter as she died was heart breaking 😢
I don’t know, I feel like Aaravos’ story might be highly embellished to say the least. Remember, he was telling it subjectively to Claudia to make her feel sympathy. He had a clear motive to twist the tale in a way that makes him seem like the victim. But he conveniently didn’t bring up this story or his “inner motivation” until it served his goals. What better way to convince someone than telling them a story that is strikingly similar to your own? He also never said “for Leola” or anything like that while killing Sol Regem, he just enjoyed mocking his death. I’m sure some elements of his story may be true, but I can’t trust his tale until it’s cross-referenced. Especially knowing him, he loves to twist the truth into ways he can manipulate people. Either way, as Terry said, whatever Aaravos is going to do, he’s not doing it for love, only hate. He also directed Sol Regem to destroy innocent humans and had a smile on his face doing it. Even if someone had done nothing to him, he has no hesitation killing them.
I don't think he was significantly embellishing or twisting the truth, if only because I think him being as hurt as he was fits a core theme of the show. If it's true that Aaravos lost his child in such a horrific way, it means he's a lot like Harrow or the Moonshadow Assassins or anyone else throughout Xadia's history who sought vengeance and perpetuated a cycle of hate. Him being just evil because he likes it flies in the face of everything the series has been saying since season 1.
I'm more inclined to believe that Aaravos has spent centuries and centuries letting his hatred fester, never moving on or building new authentic relationships due to his sole focus on revenge. And eventually, as he sank deeper into darkness, his capacity for empathy grew smaller. Now, he's at a point where he is comfortable killing for personal gain or using his daughter's death as a manipulation tool.
It's notable that Viren, too, started out wanting to protect his loved ones, but then eventually reached a point where he was pushing his son to murder a couple of kids. And Claudia has often acted out of love, but also likes dark magic and having power over others a bit too much, becoming willing to stoop to lower and lower lows to get what she wants.
I think the point is that power and vengeance can be a slippery slope, wearing away at your morals and sense of empathy. As someone used to say in one of my old favorite TV shows --- "Evil isn't born. It's made."
A parent would never lie about the loss of their child
I think his interaction with sol ragum was personal, cause his son tattled and got his daugther 'killed' by the star touched and he decided get them all the son and family.
I agree. There were many instances in his story that had me questioning its legitimacy. The first one being that he looked like his current form when Leola was a baby. We know Aaravos looked different prior to his status as a Fallen Star, and clearly the story happened before him falling, so why does he look the same? Now, clearly Claudia and Terry wouldn't be able to see what he looked like previously, but we as the viewers can, and I find it odd he still had the same form as the one he has today when we know he looked different.
The second issue I had was their home. The home and the prison being one and the same I just find odd. Why would you imprison a clearly powerful being who can manipulate things on the outside, and has been proven to be a horrible man overall, in his own home? His home, where he knows every single nook and cranny, and can hide anything he wanted? Why not imprison him in a different place, one which he's unfamiliar with? As far as I remember they only took his cube. Are you telling me this man seriously had nothing else in his humble abode that would be a threat? It just doesn't make sense how in the story, his home and the prison are the same. It doesn't make sense to do that at all.
Third, he chose to live. I can't imagine a parent, especially one who seemed to love his own child so much, would choose to live. Why did he choose that option? He even asked the others from the cosmic justice to take him instead. He offered himself to die instead. But when actually given the choice to die alongside his daughter, he chooses to live? Why? To enact revenge? Living for the sake of revenge is indeed plausible, but again, he already asked to be taken instead. So, why? What was his reason?
I don't doubt that Aaravos had a child. And I don't doubt that he loved her in some way. But Aaravos has always seemed also incapable of fully loving to me. He's also an unreliable narrator. He's an unreliable person in general. I don't doubt for one second that Leola was his daughter. But I also think he's not telling the full truth. That he's twisting it. Something is off with his story. And considering there's been mention of Anok Arow, I hope we get to see him in the next season. Especially since he's been brought up quite a few times now. And even more especially since he was also mentioned as having been a witness. Time will only tell though.
@@hydragon_8570 A human parent who's not a sociopath wouldn't. Aaravos, who isn't human and who may or may not be a sociopath, might.
No wonder Aaravos did what he did: that council killed his daughter for next to no reason at all
Yes, and in my Head Cannon, The Arch Elder of the Zarvanian Elves (The Elvaran), will Curse the Council, and he will say to them, “You will spend an Eternity of Languish for Your horrid injustice, Cursing your own Immortality, and never again to take physical form.”
@@rottenroads1982I just want someone to ask: “In all of your prophetic abilities, not one of you realized you could’ve been setting off a self-fulfilling prophecy”. That or we get the funny realization that they don’t have a concept of a self-fulfilling prophecy
@@dragonstouch1042 Exactly 💯
I've been saying this for awhile now: Life has a "funny" way of giving you what you want. Always assume and you'll get the worst. In other words, a self-fulfilling prophecy
Plenty of things happened because they assumed the absolute worst,treats others horribly and eventually what they feared ends up happening
They didn't kill his daughter, they returned her to the stars. Although it was a sad thing, Aaravos ruined his daughter's memory by causing harm to the people she loved.
And Sol Regem was the one who snitched on him
This is a great video, and I’m glad that you pointed out the plot hole of Startouch Elves supposedly being immortal and only able to destroy their physical form, only for Aaravos's daughter to permanently die and for him to be threatened to die, even though that’s supposed to be impossible. I hope they explain that.
And here’s the interesting fact: Sol Regem was not only a dragon prince but also started this whole conflict. That brings a new meeting to his first appearance and his contrast towards Azymondias. Sol Regem brings generations of war and becomes a symbol of bitterness, while Azymondias starts a generation of peace and becomes a symbol of hope.
Maybe they can only be killed at a certain age? Or she’s actually trapped someplace
maybe startouch elves have the power to kill a startouch elf permanently but nothing else can kill them
These are both interesting and good ideas. Thank you both for suggesting them.
I don't think Claudia and Terry knew they were immortal, so perhaps he was just withholding this information?
There could be several reasons for this plot hole, probably just Aaravos being an unreliable narrator. I wonder if it wasn't permanent (it seemed implied but I dunno if it was actually said) and perhaps that's why they didn't seem hesitant to kill her?
Just throwing around theories, not really coherent. Unlikely, but it would make for an interesting plotline if she weren't permanently dead and did come back and was like "what have you done while I was gone"
I'm sure it'll be explained next season. He likely was withholding a further explanation to appear more of a victim to the council
Welcome to the Dragon Prince, where the world is one giant shade of grey.
Like Warhammer 40k
That’s so accurate
Kinda ironic considering one of the names on that book written by that female captain is Konrad @@bloodweeper1862
I disagree they killed his daughter for teaching a human magic which will bring chaos to the world and I’m guessing the end of the Star Touched Elves. Anyone notice how Aaravos appears to be the only Star Touched Elf now?
Isn't think just life in general
When I saw the Star Elves kill Aarovous daughter by converting her to magical energy and launching it at earth (I wonder if it was used to target a place, the Star Elves did blame her teaching human magic and using her to whiped out the humans that learn magic from her would seam fitting).
The Star Elves Converting living being into magical energy, is that not what Dark Mage do and the first to teach Dark Magic to human was a Star Elves? Like Ziard was shown to convert birds into magical energy to attack the Sun Dragon King.
It would make sense if other Star Elves know some form of dark magic.
I think Dark Magic is the way to kill them and that it may be connected to the Star primal source or is an Arcanum of it's own. This is extra evidence but there are dragons called Star Devourer dragons that are of the star primal source in the wiki while I believe they are actually connected to dark magic. I think they are praetors that prey on star creatures and just creatures of primal sources in general.
I think he might make a spell that can actually destroy physical stars, perhaps a black hole since light can't escape them, or a supernova, even maybe hydrogen starving them with science if Viren can kill thunder, Aaravos can kill the merciful one.
@Underworlddream After reading your comment what if that area destroyed was Aravos home and what if and this is just a theory. That dark magic is based on a aspect of star magic as Aravos daughter was a star touched elf. Also it was stated in the show that star magic is the strongest primal source and that arravos has mastered every primal magic.
I mean what if star magic combines every other source and humans trying to copy star magic where they probably needed a star touch to teach them. So they continued to practice till they found that the life of other primal creatures could be used to cast this type of magic this is just theory. If you have the time please share your thoughts.
Anyone else think about how the staff of Ziard, which acts as a booster for dark magic, is powered by a quasar diamond, a gem that is a source of Startouch magic?
@ZachStone3213 wait you got a point I didn't think of that and if the staff does help in dark magic when it has a qasawar diamond a item for star magic. Doesn't that possibly prove my theory that dark magic may be a break off or aspect of star magic but not all of it
They’re not too different from one another
BRO THIS SEASON WAS SO FRICKING GOOD. THEY TOOK TIME TO LET US LEARN ABOUT STAR MAGIC AND TRULY TOOK TIME TO FIX RAYLA AND CALLUMS RELATIONSHIP WHILE EXPLORING VIREN, CLAUDIA, AND AARAVOS AND THEIR CHOICES. EVEN THE SUNFIRE ELF PLOT AND THEN THE TWIST WAS SO GOOD. 10/10 ALL AROUND👏🏾🔥
3:09 she didn't give up her leg for the ritual, it was cut off by Rayla at the end of season 5.
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I am pretty certain that Aaravos doesn’t actively want to help anyone. To me it seems more likely that he is trying to find a way to get rid of the startouched council
He might because in the season 6 trailer description it says "the war against the cosmic order begins"
so far all he's done is to go psycho on the world while leaving the council alone tho
@@Yarblocosifiliticofair, I would assume either he is gathering power and/or trying to force them to manifest themselves and/or trying to figure out how to imprison star touched elves
@@pokegard maybe, but I still don't see how throwing the world into chaos helps his goals. All he's accomplished is to make himself be imprisoned, which doesn't sound like power-gathering, nor would he need to be imprisoned in order to do research.
@@Yarblocosifilitico fair, but if he doesn’t know how to imprison star touched elves then getting imprison would probably help(because it proves that it is possible)
OMG, I LOVE your commentary around historical mysticism. I'm seeing the season with a whole new perspective!
Note, since I see confusion in the fandom: Leola didn't give humans dark magic. She gave them primal magic; the first primal stones. And that's according to the TDP wiki. Aaravos is the one that taught humans dark magic (and, as you pointed out, dark magic is how he manipulates their bodies & dreams). It's probable engineered dark magic to be HIS magic, to pull off his vengeance.
Also, logically, a young child, described as innocent & beloved by all, wouldn't teach others a type of magic that requires murder of magical creatures to work, let alone use it herself....
Yes, also it would take from Aaravos'es story - that what was done to his doughter was unjust, unfair and unreasonable. The more innocent she was, the more Aaravos felt justified in his anger - feeling that no matter what he did to Xadia, would never be enough.
Of all the monstrous things Aaravos has done, killing that arrogant gold scaled brute Sol Regem was by far the most enjoyable. I suspect he treated the Dragon Queen Luna Tenebrus in a similar fashion. Suddenly I find myself a little displeased with the Archdragons.
Regarding the Unicorn that Claudia found: In the graphic novel Puzzle House, Claudia received a map that showed the location of a unicorn. A gift from Viren's old Master who was fond of the kids. She couldn't use it when she was such a small child, but fast forward to her a teenager and accomplished mage in her own right and she was able to track down the Unicorn using that map.
It's a interesting theory, maybe in the next season Claudia would use the map again to find a unicorn for Aaravos's plan
I'm 100% confident that the startouched elves interpretation of the future is wrong, no matter how well they can read the future. You can see it is one of those selffufillinf prophesis from a mile away. Aravors's daughter teach humans magic and gets executed for it, because prophesy says that it was the beggining of a slow chaotic end (for whom? The startouched themselves perhaps? And they read their end as THE end since they think they are ethernal) and Aravos then creates dark magic because of it and starts the chaos. If there was no prophesy nothing would have happened.
Wouldn’t it be funny if they didn’t have a concept of a self-fulfilling prophecy (I know it’s dumb, but funny) and someone had to explain it to them and they’re like: that…makes a lot more things make sense
I theorize that Aaravos is capable of killing the other startouched elves with Dark Magic. In the wiki they say Star Devourer dragons are of the Star Arcanum but I personally believe that they may be of the Dark magic Arcanum, but because they consume stars they should be capable of damaging the physical form of dragons. Furthermore Dark Magic has corrupting properties, Claudia's staff is a corrupted form of the Sun Arcanum in it's eclipse like state, I think that Dark Magic is his way to get revenge.
It's ironic that Leola was killed for giving humans primal magic but it shows that Xadia wanted to have supremacy over humans due to their magical advantages and that it's possible the other Startouched elves would take Callum as a threat due to his primal magic use. It also adds up since Startouch elves like Aaravos are the only people actually connected to multiple Arcanums like Callum. If anything the Dark Magic humans have access to now is far more dangerous than any primal magic due to the cost and the power it wields. Viren was able to kill Thunder with a Unicorn horn, that shows that there are ways that humans and other lower beings can defeat Archdragons and above.
I thoroughly believe the corrupting ability and magical absorption is what's truly dangerous about Aaravos, he's fallen but i'm curious if that means that he's lost Startouch connection somewhat or if he's more connected to the Dark Primal, but either way I think he has the power to kill the Startouched elves. Furthermore I wonder what ways he could do it, he could be direct and manipulate a Star Devourer dragon, but perhaps he could attempt to make a spell that destroys the physical star, or maybe one that can correlate the mortal body to the physical star in some way.
Actually I saw the season but I was listening to the video but what if like Callum would be if he used Dark Magic Again, Aaravos was completely filled with Dark Magic, he's fallen because he's completely overcome by darkness.
I wonder if Luna Tenebris's death was manipulated in obscuring the likely Star Nexus, he predicted her pet's grief, and planned to keep them from becoming time blind.
The real question is if Leola is actually dead or fallen Like Aaravos, if she's fallen then she could rise again potentially, but if she's gone permanently than Aaravos could attempt a genocide on his own people.
I wonder if Callum's first primal stone was made by Leola, I wish their were some factions of humans that supported Aaravos more ngl, I feel like he'd have some sorta small cult following, or at least Callum would call out Zubeia and the Dragon's bigotry towards humans in the past but no.
The funny thing is - I actually have a fanfic in the works using that cult principal. 9ve been working on it since s5 dropped, even though its not in a releasable stste yet. This season gave me SO many new ideas... (and so did this vodeo, honestly)
@@Myskitti I'm writing a story too, I'd love to read your fanfiction if you complete it btw
Claudia didn't sacrifice one of her legs. Her leg was cut off when she was like the squid thing
Did you guys notice in the Starscraper all the different colored gems on the pillars that surrounds them? Interesting that I think you can see in a scene, that one of those staffs are missing, the one with the purple gem as they have just about every other color.
There are actually 2 staffs missing, or at least more than 1, really wished they would explain what their deal was
I noticed that as well I also wonder who made the staffs and why do they seem so important?
@khaens1116 they look like Zaird's staff. Makes sense if aaravos was at the starscraper at some point, he had to get a hold of both that and the quasar diamond
@subhadraacharya6103 it's probably the star nexus too
Seeing as how Aaravos is angry at the Startouch Elves for killing his daughter, Leola, he probably wants them all brought down. She also created the Primal Stones; Leola was the unicorn who helped Elarion in their time of need.
I think Aaravos' goal is to now destroy the Startouch Elves (meteor strikes) and resurrect his daughter Leola. This is basically the DOTA Dragon's Blood Invoker storyline again. The Invoker lost his daughter, avenges her death, resurrects her, and dies in the end.
Oh god! You are right
@@bobobo1673 With the discovery of Dark Magic (centuries after Leola’s death), resurrection is possible. I think Aaravos wants to resurrect Leola after he schemes humanity and xadians to have peace. Bringing Leola back to life in a world with no prejudices and cosmic world at the cost of his own life is what a father would want for his daughter. It’s what the Invoker did even though he killed many innocents to do so.
The first part of your theory I'm almost completely certain is true. Sneaky detail but the description of the season 6 trailer says "The war against the Cosmic Order begins." The Cosmic Order is what the startouch elves were called in that flashback
@@ryankwon8785 Do you think that Leola will be revived?
@@stitchfire15 I think she will be revived. A new member for Team Zym as a Startouch Elf will open many possibilities for future plotlines following Aaravos’ defeat.
"Are you begging for mercy?"
"no"
"Good, you don't deserve any"
that sent CHILLS in me
Ezran is a hypocrite.
@@stitchfire15 i mean you cant blame him
@@stitchfire15 That's not hypocrisy. Ezran's right. Viren repented but everybody knows he doesn't deserve mercy, including Viren himself.
It still feels that Aavaros wants to be a God to humanity. And wants to wipe out the Elves for their selfish need for control the status quo. If he becomes a god to humanity then they will depend on him, and he feel a Nilisim to Elves hypocrisy and the humans need for power
An innocent child was ended, just for seemingly showing an act of kindness
It wouldn’t be so bad if most of the elves responsible weren’t already dead or star touched, I just hope he doesn’t immediately kill Terry
For a children series, this is really good. However, this is really REALLY held back by the fact that they are trying to make it for children. The Red Wedding episode had less red in it than I expected.
However, the drama I loved, Sol Regem got a really well deserved end .... Aaravos ... I knew I liked him. I like him even more now.
I have a suspicion that Aaravos isn't that bad - most likely he has some other ideas. And I think that magical cube is the secret, not the dark magic.
I am actually incline to believe some people here in the comments when they say that Aaravos’ story cannot be fully trusted. One thing that I dont know if everyone caught was that Aaravos was the reason her father was dead. The reason why Sol Regem didnt show up to Karim’s rebellion was that Aaravos had possessed the mage rider or Sol Regem himself and took him towards Katolis to destroy.
If he didn’t invade Katolis, then Viren wouldn’t have a reason to sacrifice his life. It’s more likely that Aaravos played upon the fact that Viren doesn’t want to do dark magic anymore, so he is more likely to sacrifice himself instead of his son or someone else’s heart to beat the dragon. It was intentionally designed such that Claudia would stumble unto Katolis, with her father dead and the Aaravos’ prison conveniently waiting right next to his dead body for her to complete his resurrection.
So he indirectly killed Claudia’s father, disposed of Sol Regem to remove any witnesses that could tell Claudia that Aaravos sicced him on her father and put Claudia in a vulnerable position for his story to resonate with her.
Remember Claudia said that she would make her decision upon meeting her father. But Aaravos knew that if she actually met her father, she was likely to move on and no longer want to help Aaravos anymore. So he ensured that they never met by using Sol Regem to destroy Katolis.
It all makes sense. We forget that Aaravos in the past has orchestrated wars and battles amongst powerful kingdoms and creatures before. We are told this in earlier seasons. This is nothing new for him.
Even if Aaravos’ story is true, it doesn’t mean that his cause has anything to do with his daughter currently. For someone who understands what it’s like to lose a daughter, he sure didn’t hesitate in intentionally causing a daughter to lose her father.
I also dont believe Aaravos. Because when Council suggest to die with his daughter he didn't choose that... He let his daughter die while he was just watching?! And thinking about revenge?!
Loving father would better die with his child on arm than watch...
@@Mallasify Exactly you get it. 😁 Although, I don’t think a loving father would sacrifice himself along with his child either. I personally wouldn’t like that option either. Instead, a loving father would fight against the powers that be for both himself and his child to live.
The moment I heard that BS speech about their twisted idea of ‘mercy’, I would have considered them public enemy #1. Whether Aaravos would actually have the power to defy them and defeat them is a whole different story. So it’s easy to say that I would go against the council, but whether i actually had the power to, is a different story. Especially since the council members are also star-touch elves, who would likely be as powerful as I am, if not more.
It actually makes me curious as to what their idea of the “Order” is and where it came from? It seems these elves are the reason that humans didn’t know that they could use magic. My theory is that humans always had the ability to use primal magic, like Callum but based on how badly these elves dread humans gaining magic, they seem to believe that humans having magic disrupts some sort of order.
Whether thats true or it is just BS being spout to make themselves feel better, it is something I do hope we find out in later seasons. Why are they afraid of humans gaining magic? And what kind of magic do they mean? Are they afraid of humans getting dark magic or primal magic? What sort of natural order gets disrupted by that? Is it a civilization thing where humans having magic stagnates our ability to progress technologically or something? That’s a really interesting mystery of the story.
Either way, the startouch elves judgements are warped and it just doesn’t seem right, no matter what justifications there are. On top of this, Aaravos serves as a potential unreliable narrator where everything we have concluded so far could be false. Perhaps the other startouch elves aren’t actually bad or cruel. Or maybe they are more nuanced than Aaravos believes them to be. I am so excited to find out the truth in book 7.
Calum looking at the coin, I'm betting he's thinking about trapping Aaravos in the coin. But honestly, I want to see Aaravos not only get redeemed and not die, but to actually get his daughter back. Like, yeah, I'm on Aaravos' side.
YOU WERE NOT LYING!! This season is the best thing they’ve ever done!!!
24:30 bruh I felt a part of my spirit die hearing The Last Unicorn being referred to as just an "old cartoon" lol rip
I don't know how many times I've cried in this season but so far it was the BEST one yet. My gut wouldn't stop telling me that there is good in Aaravos after all. And even if he did everything out of revenge if he wouldn't feel love he wouldn't do a thing. I so wish for a good ending for him
Did anyone else notice that Leola is very likely autistic, with her hand flapping, overwhelmed silence and constant hands over the ears during her entire trial. As well as being only a child, she probably didn't fully realize what she was doing or why it was bad
That doesn't mean she is autistic, I personally don't see any signs of autism here.
I thought she was autistic too
I took it as being on the spectrum as well
At first I thought she was deaf, but then I said probably autism
Those are just signs of a confused child
Its crazy that the bones that surround the clamshell aaravos was in are his daughters bones probably
Damn
Yeah, me thinks star man has every right to go murder crazy
no because she was turned into star dust
@@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334 got proof she was?
@@Masterclassdragon it was stated
You know, now that I think about it, the theory that Aaravos will try to bring his daughter back might be a possibility.
We know that quasar diamonds can be used to revive and that Rayla only used 1 diamond out of the two, the third being used to free Aaravos from the prison, which means that there is 1 left. If you ask me, that cant be a coincidence.
I find it interesting that startouch elves can be reborn and that both Calum's dad and Soren had the same illness, and that Soren wanted to become a poet in the first season when his legs were broken, and Calum's dad was a poet.
As cool as that theory sounds, it wouldn't work. Soren was born before Callum's dad died since he was already a talking toddler when it was mentioned that he passed a year prior. 3-4 maybe? And Claudia was a walking toddler in the flashback. So at least 1.5-2 years old and she is also older than Callum.
are you suggesting time-travelling shennanigans?
Bro Claudia did not sacrifice her leg. At the end of the previous season rayla cut one of her legs off and Claudia sacrificed the captain sparkles or smth like that don't remember his name
Okay for a second let's just assume what the star touch elf said about Aravos daughter is true and she did give Magic to human Magic. Callum is probably a descendant of that person and just unlocked that magic.
Did anyone else realize that they imprisoned Aaravos in the very location that his daughter fell and he cried for 100 years (sea of the cast out) ..... like talk about messed up. 😭
OK, they didn’t do it. The star touch elves weren’t the ones who imprisoned him. That was the dragon king.
@@LjCast-b6qSole Regem still had his role in killing Leola. He witnessed her giving the primal stones to humans/ teaching humans how to use the stones and tattled on her to the Star touched elves.
@@selena9887 yes he did which by all means was the right thing to do all he did was try to stop something bad from happening, it’s not his fault. The elves decided to kill her.
@@selena9887She gave them primal stones? When was this mentioned? I thought she teaches them the secrets of the primals because we know she has opened aravos book which is probably where aravos learned all of the primals sources secrets.
According to the wiki, Leola created primal stones and taught humans primal magic, not dark magic. Which makes the Star Council's decision the kill her even worse.
I'm still convinced he embellished this background to inspire Claudia. He's always been good at half truths.
The ouch felt when you refer to the last unicorn “found in an older cartoon” loves that movie
You asked a good question about why the Star Touched Elves (STE) havent killed Aaravos for teaching humans dark magic. I think it goes back to the concepts of balance that you mentioned, that humans having magic like elves creates chaos. Aaravos could teach humans Dark magic because it is a system with rules and limitations that maintains balance. You can only cast spells with sacrifices, and the cost of such spells prevents abuses that could destabilize things.
There is no such cost with arcanums. However, Elves have an innate balance with magic because they are born bound to a single arcanum. They are incapable of learning and casting from other arcanums (except the other STEs, which we now know are basically gods, not regular elves).
However, as Callum has shown us, humans have no such limitations. Given enough time and effort, humans could learn to cast from all the arcanums and become mortals with the power of gods like the STEs. So basically, what the STEs fear is Callum, and other humans if they are able to do what he has done.
I really felt sorry for aaravos no wonder he is the way he is
Same that flashback made me cry also if they could imprison him why couldn't they just lock both of them up I mean they probably didn't have someone that could yet but they could have done anything other than killing her
I couldn't agree with you more
Even though he's done a lot of bad things over the series. He's backstory is a sad one.
Me too, he didn't deserve to lose his child
@@DragonGoddess18 Agreed Leola was innocent, no wonder Aaravos wanted revenge against his fellow Startouch elves.
Finally finished the whole seasons before coming back, and i cried, man
Assuming aravos isnt lying or omitting key parts of his daughters story.
He is absolutely vindicated in his revenge. That being said, what he is doing now isn't that anymore. He has justed added his revenge plan to it, but as to what his plan is now the only clear part of his plans are sowing chaos between the races, spread dark magic(likely to control people) and to lay the dragons and star elves low
my theory is that Callum descends from the human that Leola gave magic too might also explain how Ezran is able to speak to animals.
Omg, no parent should have to go through what Aaravos went through, losing your child is the worst kind of pain anyone could feel. My mom nearly went through that pain with me while I was growing up, several times. But that's not what I want to mention, that clip that talked about unicorns being around was from a movie called 'The last Unicorn'. And that movie was part of my childhood, thanks for including it.
just got done watching this season and WOW, were there so many tears this season
Who else was surprised when it turned out Aaravos is a GIANT!!?
me
It actually doesn't make sense to me, since he was normal sized when he was with the human child in the flashback
Me.
@@noonespecial3536 the flashback was told by Aaravos so likely he left a couple of things out. He does that. Also, Startouched Elves are Angelic beings that live forever in the stars. That also explains why humans might look fondly of Aaravos, because he’s quite literally a god to them. A seemingly generous god, too.
@@noonespecial3536 it could just be that he’s able to manipulate his size since he’s shown to be normal sized in pretty much everything else so the giant version of him might just be him trying to flex
I was wondering avout cosmo in the moment of truth episode, i had no idea if he went back in time or what, but makes sense that cosmo just saw the future of what happened if he told callum the truth about the pearl, thats why he was the only character colored throughout the vision, while everything around him was black and white
At 3:18 Claudia's leg got chopped of by rayla and she did sacrifice the homunculus star child to bring back viren as she is all bloody
There's a quote that fits this premise. "A grieving parents' actions doesn't always justify the destruction in their wake"
It simply states that grieving can impact not only the person grieving but others as well.
In this case, that was diled to 1000.
This is a best show why i've ever watched
This is the first time I seen one of these videos in six minutes it was posted lol
That third quasar diamond needs to be used for something.
I think both Rayla and Ezran are going to die and Callum is going to have to choose which one to bring back with it and he'll have to choose Ezran and let Rayla go like she would want.
I got the feeling that Viren collecting his wife's tears was like metaphorical magic r-word. The comparison was slapping me real hard.
Omg this never crossed my mind when I watched the scene but this makes sense😟😔
OH... Thats....so sad- assuming you mean S/A
Rape?
God, that's so sad
I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that, I kinda skipped it a little because I felt uncomfortable
That is all that was going through my head when I saw that scene
Cosmo is my 3d favorite character in this season he just seems cool
Who else wants to know who Leolas mum was and what happened to her?!!
Maybe Aaravos is just gay. Would also explain his hybrid with Viren
@@EtzuBrute Maybe he created her with his blood?
I hope in S7 respond this question
Can we please talk about the fact that virens staf most likely comes from that star tower (forgot the name😅)?
There were six other stafs there in the background. One was missing!
And since one of the high mages of catholis was a her, I also think ot is possible, that this staf is the nova blade itself!
This season was a emotion fest i actually felt a mixture of sooo many emotions one of them being sadness,this season made me angry and cry for charectars,i was so f#cking angry that they gave aaravos a sad backstory but then felt so sad after they finished showing it😭😭and the fact that it gonna end soon makes it so much more sadder.
I've been thinking, and... What if the Council is not intervening on Aaravos' actions because all of his schemes and manipulations are actually a way of trying to atone for his daughter's original mistake, and in doing so, maybe he could get her back? What if he's trying to make humans forget about magic by making them commit atrocities with it? We even saw it on Soren, he's one of the first who ever said that maybe magic shouldn't exist at all. What if that was his goal all along, the reason why he gave all of his harbingers as much magical knowledge and power as they desired? To eventually cause the end of magic for humans? Or worse. What if the other Startouch elves are as conniving as he is? What if they are allowing him to cause as much chaos in the mortal world as he wants because, in the end, his wrath and schemes will end up solving the problem his daughter started?
“I loved that little girl. She was good! She was kind! AND YOU KILLED HER!”
The thing I keeping thinking when it came to the flashbacks is who telling us the story. Aaravos. He could be lying about the whole thing or refusing to acknowledge what the real wrongs or true story is. Is it all a lie by chance, cause he specifically talking to Claudia and he wants her to emphasize with him. To release him and what better way than a story of a father and daughter?
I did wonder if his daughter was half star elf and half another race, cause they state that Aaravos can only able to gain a body on earth when his stars align and allow it...than wouldn't his daughter need the same thing? And yet she just there, so was she born on earth?
Also when they said kill his daughter, did they mean death, or remove her primordial magic? Cause wouldn't that be a form of death to all elves? not being able to do magic and access their specific abilities? If the daughter exist couldn't she be a mortal being? Mortality to a race of being that are immortal (in a way), wouldn't that be consider a form of death as well?
There are too many questions and not enough answer that can be trusted.
So the council killed his kid, then he starts the seeds of chaos and teaches dark magic to humans or was it he started teaching humans dark magic and his daughter gets blames
I don’t think so because there was a witness that saw her do it and she never actually denied it. We know shes opened aravos book since she left a little drawing in it. What if she learned about the primal sources secrets from the book just like aravos did to master the sources and then she showed it to the humans.
Now that we know that Sol Regem went by another draconic name, does that mean his mate might have as well? I think his mate might have been Luna Tenebris hence the “disappearance” that Aaravos was referring to. That opens a whole other can of worms with queen Atitaya and how Aaravos swallowed her at the same time as Sol Regem buried his mate alive.
That is a good theory, but if I remember his mate had a name that was kind of sun-like so it would be weird that Luna would have a name like that since she’s the moon dragon
@@MehrbodMehri-uh6bkNo, it makes perfect sense. Sun and Moon.
@@guyinachair1983 that’s true, but on the wiki it says she was a sun dragon but could be right!
Guys i agree with you that his story is sad. But what if Aaravos lied to Claudia.
Yes he had a daughter. But what if he lied about her destiny? In order for Claudia to free him?
Aaravos 'doesn't lie' they say, but he can mislead.
Great theory!
Umm, no. She didn't sacrifice her leg to perform the ritual. She lost it during the fight in season 5. She killed the homunculus. Also I have to question if everything we were told of Aaravos' past was true. He is a master manipulator after all. On top of that, if it was all true, why does he target humans and elves for his misdeeds and not his fellow Star Elves? I think he blames mortals for his daughter's death since it was her interaction with them that caused her fate.
There’s a human that is mentioned a lot during the show, Rex igneous says Ezran looked like her and she was trying to do the same thing as he was. I’m thinking that’s Leola’s ‘fallen’ form
I think the human could be an ancestor of the human leola gave magic too.
@@nicolasbolas2247You mean descendant
@@ninakrishnamurthy6674 nerd
@@nicolasbolas2247 Guilty as charged
...hearing the "Last Unicorn" referred to as an "older cartoon" like it's a historical document being referenced in a paper has done more emotional and psychological damage to me than anything else in my life.
... I need a drink...
A lot of this is very Prometheus like. The one who gave us Fire did so in the full knowledge that we might burn from it, but also might light the land and find warmth within it in equal measure.
So, morally...I don't honestly know. I can see this as a 'for the greater good'. After all, we've seen the past. Humans WERE second class citizens the continent over, seen as lesser beings because they didn't have the natural talent for it.
And we've seen that natural talent can be given to humans, as Callum gained magic of his own, but only after touching the darkness. He had to have that magic within him to give himself something of a light within.
As such, I want to know his final goal, before I judge his methods.
I think Sol Regem's name is supposed to be Tagalog. Anak = child/son/daughter and Araw = Sun, meaning Sol Regem's name literally means "Child of the Sun" or "Sun Child".
Sol Regem in Latin means Sun King more or less. In fact, a lot of the character's names have some meaning in latin. Most of the Dragon's have latin names. Callum's name is very similar to caelum which means heaven or sky.
Where the hell did you get Tagalog from sol and regem isn't Tagalog at all
Sol Regem isn't Tagalog. But, in two episodes, Sol Regem was referred to as "Anak Araw". Once by Aaravos, and another time by one of the other Star Eleves. Sol Regem is latin, I believe. Anak Araw is Tagalog.
this season was SOO GOOOODDD
The things i want an answer for really bad are the staffs in the tower top. There are 6 pilars, 5 of them with stafs identical to Viren's, except for the gem embeded, with one of the pilar empty, with just the space for it there. This leave me thinking that perhaps that staf is the nova blade.
They also settedup so much on this season, besides the staff there is Calun and Rayla conversatiom about death in case he is corrupted, the warning that he could never again use dark magic, the remaining gem...
Binged at 2 AM!
ANYBODY ELSE!?❤
3am in the morning what a binge💛
@@iiomniverseiiomniscient7149 WORTH IT!🥰
I'm just done at 330 Sunday and spent the last few hours watching it crying lol it was SO GOOD.
Wouldn't this be a wild plot twist if we found out the Nova Blade was absolutely _useless_ against Aaaravos? xD
i love you timeblind deepcut
Am I wrong in thinking she didn't give up her leg, she lost it in the fight against callum, and she killed the half-child to do the ritual which is why it's wings are on the ground.
I really, really enjoyed this season, the narrative and pacing was so much better than las one. Also Viren's sacrfice and redemtion death was soo good.
I'm only mad I fell into the bait from the Trailer that showed a corrupted Callum when in the season was barley a quick frame from a nightmare haha
The judgement of his daughter Leola kinda gives me a good connection why Aaravos hated the sunfire-elves so much:
The "Arrogance" of the Queen judging so lightley above other ones lives by on single act seems to really emotionally disgusted him.
Because he and his daughter went through all of it.
24:48 oh hey last unicorn I loved that movie when I was a kid
This was how I saw the Mercy.
The “mercy” was that Laola wouldn’t be a child that had to die alone, less scared, and “mercy” for Arrovos was to not let a father dwell on the sorrow and greif of his child for the rest of existence. Which he does…
Loala woldnt’ve suffered alone while she died and Arovos wouldn’t’ve suffered alone while he lived.
Ya can’t suffer if you’re dead.
Thus mercy for both was death.
Dark as Crap BUt Like DAnG Cosmic Counsel! Wth! 😢
I was absolutely gutted after watching the last season 6 episode. Aaravos' story wrecked me
more like a SELFISH moral responsibility. she sacrificed so much for her FATHER yet gets abandoned. (most likely, what is gonna happened when a dark mage loss that 1 positive aspec)
if human are not allowed magic, why though?! that they able to learn magic? it's no different from discovering a magic item that grants magic.
I damn near cried in this episode like what the hell I’m not sure if I should deck him or hug him or both
Wait at 3:17, last season Claudia was seen with no leg when she came out of the ocean, because I thought rayla chopped off one of her squid legs in the ocean, not b/c of the sacrifice.
just a little side note: Claudia lost her leg when Rayla cut off one of her tentacles underwater back in S5, it had nothing to do with the sacrifice
I think he made up the story.
Because Claudia transformation didn't work for him the first time.
That it has to be done with love and therefore make up a story to convince her to make the 2nd attempt work.
Claudia didn't understand that it didn't work, that she said she had everything and did everything according to how it was written.
But he said that there was still one ingredient missing, love.
Remember that he is a master in manipulation etc.
I think there is another reason that he is bad.
Jealousy of others and lack of attention.
After watching the episode, I'm not exactly sure whether she actually did anything. We have one witness that we know to be blinded by his hatred towards humanity. He could easily misinterpret Leola playing with her friends as her teaching them magic. Even if she did teach them something, the question remains what it actually was. We have the already established connection between unicorns and primal stones, so that could well be it. However, both helping her friends to get connected to an arcanum in the same way that Callum did or Leola teaching them dark magic are also viable options.
The bones in the sea of the cast out are leola's. And there's two possibilities as to why aaravos was so large after being released. 1.) He is able to manipulate the size of his body. 2.) Star touched elves' fallen forms are much larger than their ethereal forms since they fell from the heavens directly instead of choosing to appear in the mortal plane. Evidence for option 2 would be Leola's corpse
The video is nice all but I do have one question to ask you.
Why do you refer to Sol Regem as "Sol Rejem", even though canonically, everyone in the show calls him "Sol Re-G-em"
Also, just want to say with all that’s happened in the show and Aaravos…he doesn’t seem that evil. I’m mean yes he’s cruel and manipulative and all, but he hasn’t harmed any humans. He only harmed elves and dragons and was working to help humans. It’s telling that he made a homunculus to use for the spell rather then one of Viren’s actual kids. And that ending scene, he literally raises Claudia up, bringing a human to the level of the heavens. Honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if after finding someway to get his kid back, the biggest revenge he can do is to do the one thing that everyone wanted to avoid, give humans magic, all magic.
He has definitely harmed a bunch of humans, he was piloting sol regam while he destroyed katolis
what do you mean he hasn't harmed any humans, he used Sol Regem to attack Katolis endangering a lot of humans there
@@sovyenn got me there
Just had a terrible idea. What if Aaravos is trying to bring his daughter back by using Claudia as a sacrifice. It was mentioned that dark magic creates a void within you. What if Aaravos is trying to manipulate Claudia to use dark magic to the point she becomes an empty vessel. One that Aaravos can then ”fill” with his daughter. Maybe not even with the actual daughter, but the memory of her. That would be sad and twisted.
Fun fact: Anak Arao could be loosely translated from Filipino which means “Son of the sun”, which fits Sol Regem’s characteristics. The “arao” from the subtitle might be the only difference since sun in Filipino is “Araw”.
Sol Regem in latin essentially means Sun King
It could be assumed that Anak Arao is his dragon prince’s name while Sol Regem is his inaugurated name when he assumed the position of the dragon king.