That little piece of misinformation about the egg in the intro opens up the question of what else was a lie. Aaravos says a human mage discovered dark magic, when he was the one who gave it to them. Not to mention the info left out about how humans came to be banished
You're absolutely right! I'm confident that in the upcoming seasons, as we delve deeper into the show's backstory and uncover the true events, we'll gain a better understanding of everything. It's exciting to think about the mysteries and revelations that lie ahead. Let's keep watching and eagerly anticipate the journey that awaits us! **
Great explanation! I love TDP for many reasons but this is one of the main ones. How each character may seem trustworthy and reliable, only to be revealed as a lot more flushed out and imperfect in a sense. You earned a sub ;)
Thank you so much! Such an honor! I've been subbed to your channel for years with my personal account! That "Callum and Rayla Moments For 27 Minutes Straight!" video is VERY GOOD! 😊
Yeah, there's still things we don't fully know about Aaravos. Personal bias can misguide many people, intentional or otherwise Good chance that either Zubeia was mislead about him or she did straight up lie to the gang. Aaravos is a mysterious person but might give us the truth once he's out of his prison
I'm really intrigued by Aaravos and his backstory for the upcoming season. I vaguely remember a Q&A from years ago where the show creators mentioned that we might have to wait until at least season 5 to delve into his past. So, it seems like there's a good chance we'll finally get more insight in the next season. On a related note, while it's not directly addressed in the video, I can't help but think that the story we heard from Zubeia about Aaravos may not be entirely accurate. It's highly possible that only half of what she shared with us was actually the truth about him. It wouldn't surprise me if there are deeper layers to his character waiting to be uncovered. Can't wait to see how it all unfolds!
Definitely! I think that we are going to get to see a lot more about how untrue the version of the history she gave is in Seasons to come in fact I might have to make a whole separate video just about that
I know what you're talking about! I saw those on Twitter the other day very exciting stuff. Which one of the pictures was your favorite? Personally, my favorite was the one with Claudia and Terry, especially with that quirky little homunculus Goblin monster in the background making a funny face. It added an extra touch of charm to the image. Which one stood out to you the most?
OMG. Yes the one with Claudia and Terry, with the arravos bug in the back, me and my friend have both watched the show so I said this meme, hey mom can we get arravos, no we have arravos at home, arravos at home, witch was the derpy big thing
the first time he performed Dark Magic he was oppenned to it brutally but he chose his own path through his inner psyche breaking the cycle of humans going straight with the easy Dark Magic and choose to become a True Sky Mage and soon to learn other Primal sources. But yea it oppennd up to what was already there too.. Bc humans could at one time/must of connected the Primal Magics long ago but it was lost to time for them..
I wanted to clarify my choice of ending the video with the seemingly out-of-context line, "It's a rock." Allow me to elaborate on the reasoning behind this decision. I selected that particular line because I found it to be a delightful example of a character confidently stating something as an objective fact, only to be proven utterly wrong. In this case, it wasn't just a simple rock but rather a crucial piece of a Magma Titan, a creature whose hunt resulted in the tragic loss of the character's wife. This event, in turn, set into motion a chain of events that shaped the entire series. By highlighting this moment, I aimed to emphasize the fallibility of characters and the potential consequences of their misconceptions. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly insignificant details can have far-reaching implications in the grand scheme of things. So, while it may have seemed out of place initially, the inclusion of the "It's a rock" line was a deliberate choice to showcase the intricate web of cause and effect within the story. It adds depth to the narrative and sparks intrigue for viewers who may not have fully grasped the significance of that particular line. I hope this explanation provides you with a clearer understanding of my creative thought process and enhances your appreciation of the intricacies within the series. Thank you for your continued support and engagement with my content.
I totally get where you're coming from! With the exciting news of the series continuing in July, I feel the pressure too. I want to create more amazing videos for this season, especially since I've only done two so far compared to the 52 I did for season 4. The challenge is finding enough Dragon Prince content to react to. But hey, I'm up for the challenge! I'll keep searching and brainstorming to bring you more fantastic content. Thanks for your support and patience. Stay tuned!
I think that zubeias version of the events is flawed. She blames everything on aaravos like a conspiracy theorist. We know that her version is flawed, because the events leading up to sarai death are not the fault of aaravos. Aaravos is a mystery box. I think the writers are going for a puzzle with multiple unreliable narrators.
Great video Virrow I'm a really big fan of this style. About the video: What I really like about it is that we're getting most of our information from characters which makes everything unreliable unless proven so. Like you said, humans being unable to do magic is a great example. We didn't even know who was the guy narrating the prologue until season 2. If he was apart of the show or some sort of connection to the 4th wall. This show always got my gears clicking
I totally get what you're saying, and thank you, Casey, for watching and your kind words. I really appreciate it! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out if Viren was lying about the dragon egg or if he genuinely didn't know. It's confusing because he's been in another mirror dimension, so how would he have knowledge about the Dragon King being struck down? If he's just a perfect narrator, shouldn't he have all the truth and knowledge? It's a mind-boggling question that can turn your brain into jelly if you dwell on it too much. So, take my advice and try not to overthink it like I did! XD
Callum is able to do Primal magic because of that Dark magic coma he went through If "trying hard enough" was all that it took to connect to an Arcanum and do Primal magic,then there would be a plethora of human mages for years,even before Callum was born There's also a chance that Elves lied about it to stay "on top of the food chain" to hold on their social status
@@live4life551 Yeah, and they were tutored by elves Said human students were lucky to do a single Primal magic spell without a Primal Stone,on their 70th birthday
@@stitchfire15 If you rewatched the latter half of season 2 then yes. He did a Dark magic spell that he didn't have experience in,got into a coma because of it and through that and waking up from it,Callum understood the Sky Arcanum If he never did that Dark magic spell in the first place,he never would have become a mage. True strength comes from facing adversity
Hey, thank you a ton for taking the time to watch my video! Your kind words of encouragement mean the world to me. It's comments like yours that keep me motivated and inspired to continue creating content. I'm genuinely grateful for your support and I'm thrilled to know that you're interested in the videos I make. Stay awesome!
heeeeeyy nice video! pretty interesting analysis, I do enjoy learning new information that removes the definitions of history and tradition. The young protagonists navigate a world they are actively changing 😁😁😁😁
One of my big questions is why human primal mages were forgotten, was it because of the elves and dragons wanting to maintain their status quo or was it because of dark mages who didn't want Primal magic replace dark magic
That's a fascinating question, and there are indeed numerous possibilities to consider. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if we discover later on that humans have always possessed the capability to perform Primal magic but were somehow restricted from accessing it. It's also plausible that certain individuals, like Callum, possess the unique combination of empathy and personal insight required to comprehend the Arcanum, whereas others may not have reached that level of understanding. I don't believe it's necessarily a conspiracy orchestrated by dark mages, as dark magic focuses more on utilizing power rather than solely embracing the darkness. Additionally, we've seen instances of humans employing Primal stones, suggesting that they don't inherently oppose the use of Primal magic. In my opinion, it's more likely that there was a historical system of oppression imposed on humanity by dragons and other entities, which shaped the current state of affairs. It's an intriguing aspect to explore further in the series!
Thank you for another great video Virrow! The Dragon Prince really is a hidden gem that a lot of people should know about. Could you also do a future video on funny dragon prince content, those are my favorites! Can’t wait for the next videos!! iT’s a rOCk.. -Harrow Probably
I completely understand where you're coming from! With the thrilling announcement of the series continuing in July, I definitely feel the pressure too. I'm eager to create more incredible videos for this season, especially considering I've only managed two so far, while I did a whopping 52 for season 4. The struggle lies in finding enough Dragon Prince content to react to. But fear not, I'm up for the challenge! I'll continue to search high and low, brainstorming ideas to bring you more fantastic content. Your support and patience mean the world to me. So stay tuned, because there's more excitement coming your way! bRiCkS
2 / 2 Hey there! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for watching my video. Your support means the world to me, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to tune in. It's viewers like you who make creating content so rewarding!
Hey there Kennedy! Thanks a million for tuning in and showing your support. It means the world to me! Your viewership and kind words truly motivate me to keep creating more content. I'm grateful to have you as part of this community. Thanks again for being awesome!
Hey there! It's great to have you here. Thank you so much for checking out my video! I'm curious, did any particular part stand out to you as a favorite? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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That little piece of misinformation about the egg in the intro opens up the question of what else was a lie.
Aaravos says a human mage discovered dark magic, when he was the one who gave it to them.
Not to mention the info left out about how humans came to be banished
You're absolutely right! I'm confident that in the upcoming seasons, as we delve deeper into the show's backstory and uncover the true events, we'll gain a better understanding of everything. It's exciting to think about the mysteries and revelations that lie ahead. Let's keep watching and eagerly anticipate the journey that awaits us! **
In conclusion, the dragon prince gave me trust issues
for rea for real! 😂😂😂😂😂
Aaravos: "I never lie!"
Also Aaravos: the first thing he tells the viewers in the intro is a lie.
This made me laugh out loud!!!!!
... Maybe he just wanted to try out "trolling" people
Great explanation! I love TDP for many reasons but this is one of the main ones. How each character may seem trustworthy and reliable, only to be revealed as a lot more flushed out and imperfect in a sense. You earned a sub ;)
Thank you so much! Such an honor! I've been subbed to your channel for years with my personal account! That "Callum and Rayla Moments For 27 Minutes Straight!" video is VERY GOOD! 😊
@@Virrow haha your welcome!
Yeah, there's still things we don't fully know about Aaravos. Personal bias can misguide many people, intentional or otherwise
Good chance that either Zubeia was mislead about him or she did straight up lie to the gang.
Aaravos is a mysterious person but might give us the truth once he's out of his prison
I'm really intrigued by Aaravos and his backstory for the upcoming season. I vaguely remember a Q&A from years ago where the show creators mentioned that we might have to wait until at least season 5 to delve into his past. So, it seems like there's a good chance we'll finally get more insight in the next season. On a related note, while it's not directly addressed in the video, I can't help but think that the story we heard from Zubeia about Aaravos may not be entirely accurate. It's highly possible that only half of what she shared with us was actually the truth about him. It wouldn't surprise me if there are deeper layers to his character waiting to be uncovered. Can't wait to see how it all unfolds!
That’s what we have Zubeia for, a big ol’ exposition dump at the beginning of s5 so we finally know the second half of the Aaravos Illuminati story.
Definitely! I think that we are going to get to see a lot more about how untrue the version of the history she gave is in Seasons to come in fact I might have to make a whole separate video just about that
@@Virrow I certainly hope so, it’d be unfortunate if what she said about him remained as objective facts.
Btw I found season 5 dragon prince pictures
I know what you're talking about! I saw those on Twitter the other day very exciting stuff. Which one of the pictures was your favorite? Personally, my favorite was the one with Claudia and Terry, especially with that quirky little homunculus Goblin monster in the background making a funny face. It added an extra touch of charm to the image. Which one stood out to you the most?
OMG. Yes the one with Claudia and Terry, with the arravos bug in the back, me and my friend have both watched the show so I said this meme, hey mom can we get arravos, no we have arravos at home, arravos at home, witch was the derpy big thing
the first time he performed Dark Magic he was oppenned to it brutally but he chose his own path through his inner psyche breaking the cycle of humans going straight with the easy Dark Magic and choose to become a True Sky Mage and soon to learn other Primal sources.
But yea it oppennd up to what was already there too.. Bc humans could at one time/must of connected the Primal Magics long ago but it was lost to time for them..
Definitely! Thanks so much for watching! :D
@@Virrow no prob you're channel and videos are Awesome 👊😌
I wanted to clarify my choice of ending the video with the seemingly out-of-context line, "It's a rock." Allow me to elaborate on the reasoning behind this decision.
I selected that particular line because I found it to be a delightful example of a character confidently stating something as an objective fact, only to be proven utterly wrong. In this case, it wasn't just a simple rock but rather a crucial piece of a Magma Titan, a creature whose hunt resulted in the tragic loss of the character's wife. This event, in turn, set into motion a chain of events that shaped the entire series.
By highlighting this moment, I aimed to emphasize the fallibility of characters and the potential consequences of their misconceptions. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly insignificant details can have far-reaching implications in the grand scheme of things.
So, while it may have seemed out of place initially, the inclusion of the "It's a rock" line was a deliberate choice to showcase the intricate web of cause and effect within the story. It adds depth to the narrative and sparks intrigue for viewers who may not have fully grasped the significance of that particular line.
I hope this explanation provides you with a clearer understanding of my creative thought process and enhances your appreciation of the intricacies within the series. Thank you for your continued support and engagement with my content.
Hello, Virrow nice to see you’ve uploaded again. Btw have a good day/night wherever you are!
Also we need memes to tide us over till season 5, PLEASE!
I totally get where you're coming from! With the exciting news of the series continuing in July, I feel the pressure too. I want to create more amazing videos for this season, especially since I've only done two so far compared to the 52 I did for season 4. The challenge is finding enough Dragon Prince content to react to. But hey, I'm up for the challenge! I'll keep searching and brainstorming to bring you more fantastic content. Thanks for your support and patience. Stay tuned!
This is why I don't fully trust Zubeia's telling of Aaravos' backstory; I don't think she's telling the whole story.
Very true! I think I might have to make a separate video just talking about that :D
I look forward to that! I love your content.
I think that zubeias version of the events is flawed. She blames everything on aaravos like a conspiracy theorist. We know that her version is flawed, because the events leading up to sarai death are not the fault of aaravos. Aaravos is a mystery box. I think the writers are going for a puzzle with multiple unreliable narrators.
Great video Virrow I'm a really big fan of this style.
About the video: What I really like about it is that we're getting most of our information from characters which makes everything unreliable unless proven so. Like you said, humans being unable to do magic is a great example.
We didn't even know who was the guy narrating the prologue until season 2. If he was apart of the show or some sort of connection to the 4th wall. This show always got my gears clicking
I totally get what you're saying, and thank you, Casey, for watching and your kind words. I really appreciate it! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out if Viren was lying about the dragon egg or if he genuinely didn't know. It's confusing because he's been in another mirror dimension, so how would he have knowledge about the Dragon King being struck down? If he's just a perfect narrator, shouldn't he have all the truth and knowledge? It's a mind-boggling question that can turn your brain into jelly if you dwell on it too much. So, take my advice and try not to overthink it like I did! XD
Callum is able to do Primal magic because of that Dark magic coma he went through
If "trying hard enough" was all that it took to connect to an Arcanum and do Primal magic,then there would be a plethora of human mages for years,even before Callum was born
There's also a chance that Elves lied about it to stay "on top of the food chain" to hold on their social status
The creators DID say there have been other pjmal human mages just few and far in between
@@live4life551 Yeah, and they were tutored by elves
Said human students were lucky to do a single Primal magic spell without a Primal Stone,on their 70th birthday
@@DragonGoddess18Until Callum. 🌬️🌀⚡
@@DragonGoddess18 Do you think that Callum was only able to do primal magic because of using dark magic?
@@stitchfire15 If you rewatched the latter half of season 2 then yes.
He did a Dark magic spell that he didn't have experience in,got into a coma because of it and through that and waking up from it,Callum understood the Sky Arcanum
If he never did that Dark magic spell in the first place,he never would have become a mage. True strength comes from facing adversity
I've never clicked a TH-cam notification faster in my life
Hey, thank you a ton for taking the time to watch my video! Your kind words of encouragement mean the world to me. It's comments like yours that keep me motivated and inspired to continue creating content. I'm genuinely grateful for your support and I'm thrilled to know that you're interested in the videos I make. Stay awesome!
@@Virrow bro it's some random on the internet who clicked on ur video and is subbed to u, it isn't that deep why did u write such a big thank u msg 💀
heeeeeyy nice video! pretty interesting analysis, I do enjoy learning new information that removes the definitions of history and tradition. The young protagonists navigate a world they are actively changing 😁😁😁😁
Thanks Nat!!!! I truly appreciate you taking the time to tune in. It's viewers like you who make creating content so rewarding.
One of my big questions is why human primal mages were forgotten, was it because of the elves and dragons wanting to maintain their status quo or was it because of dark mages who didn't want Primal magic replace dark magic
That's a fascinating question, and there are indeed numerous possibilities to consider. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if we discover later on that humans have always possessed the capability to perform Primal magic but were somehow restricted from accessing it. It's also plausible that certain individuals, like Callum, possess the unique combination of empathy and personal insight required to comprehend the Arcanum, whereas others may not have reached that level of understanding. I don't believe it's necessarily a conspiracy orchestrated by dark mages, as dark magic focuses more on utilizing power rather than solely embracing the darkness. Additionally, we've seen instances of humans employing Primal stones, suggesting that they don't inherently oppose the use of Primal magic. In my opinion, it's more likely that there was a historical system of oppression imposed on humanity by dragons and other entities, which shaped the current state of affairs. It's an intriguing aspect to explore further in the series!
Thank you for another great video Virrow! The Dragon Prince really is a hidden gem that a lot of people should know about. Could you also do a future video on funny dragon prince content, those are my favorites! Can’t wait for the next videos!!
iT’s a rOCk.. -Harrow Probably
I completely understand where you're coming from! With the thrilling announcement of the series continuing in July, I definitely feel the pressure too. I'm eager to create more incredible videos for this season, especially considering I've only managed two so far, while I did a whopping 52 for season 4. The struggle lies in finding enough Dragon Prince content to react to. But fear not, I'm up for the challenge! I'll continue to search high and low, brainstorming ideas to bring you more fantastic content. Your support and patience mean the world to me. So stay tuned, because there's more excitement coming your way!
bRiCkS
Amazing video.
2 / 2
Hey there! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for watching my video. Your support means the world to me, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to tune in. It's viewers like you who make creating content so rewarding!
@@Virrow :) That makes me happy that little comments like these make your whole day!
It’s great to hear your voice again
Thank you! It really has been too long since I've made a video for this channel LOL
Pretty much sum it up, Virrow.
Hey there Kennedy! Thanks a million for tuning in and showing your support. It means the world to me! Your viewership and kind words truly motivate me to keep creating more content. I'm grateful to have you as part of this community. Thanks again for being awesome!
6:47 😂😂😂😂
I can tell you have a great sense of humor Hannah! :D
@@Virrow Thanks! I Prefer To Look Into Different Views Of Comedy From The Olden Days. 😆
5:32 Or Both.
True!
It's a rock.
Why hello there
Hey there! It's great to have you here. Thank you so much for checking out my video! I'm curious, did any particular part stand out to you as a favorite? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
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