The Dragon Prince (2024) - HD Scene

[@sunnyworldproductions4818]

Aaravos: And all this tragedy you would have avoided... if only you had your mouth shut that day.

[@_antillas8674]

Couldn't agree more.

[@Rhino-Prime]

Imagine being the literal SOL reason why everything went to hell in the world

[@archnebula]

@@sunnyworldproductions4818 Honestly, i'm not fucking suprised. Guy has high ass ego, he called humans lesser beings and tried to kill almost every single person who was near his eyesight. He is aggressive, impuslive, because of him an innocent child died and EVERY SINGLE THING happened because of him. Honestly, Aavaros mocking him while he died and laughing at him as he told him of his mate fate was pretty hella badass. Besides, nobody will mourn his death, he took his child away so i did kinda except him to die a bit burtal way but i'm honestly not sure what Aavaros will do next. Tehnically, the person who caused him the most pain and death of his daughter is dead, unless he wants to go after the council itself.

[@amitkenan3878]

Sol Regem : Those who help wretched creatures are worse than those creatures

[@_antillas8674]

@@archnebula Of course he wants to go after the council itself. And if he needs to burn the world down to do that, he will.

[@nickwilliamson4109]

After learning what happened in the next episode, it's hard not to feel bad for Aaravos, and to understand why he's enjoying this moment so very much. This is VERY personal for him. But even without the context of their shared history, Sol Regem was not a good dragon and got what was coming to him.

[@castbet9183]

I feel nothing to Aaravos nothing justifies his actions to any degree. He has every right to be sad to be angry but if he truly loved his daughter he would’ve lived to make the world that she would’ve built had she lived

[@TVHead003]

He was hailed as the sun king, hero of the sunfire elves, and yet he was willing to rob them of their future so he could fly again. He was a terrible prince for selling out a child, he was a terrible king who set a violent and uncompromising standard for his people, and then became a bitter old man who died realizing he was simply a pawn

[@TVHead003]

@@castbet9183it really makes you wonder: what is it he’s trying to accomplish?

[@durshurrikun150]

@@TVHead003 And now he's an unrepentant sinner in Hell, being bombarded being an eternal rain of fire while laying supine in a desert of burning sand, as all blasphemers are.

[@coleashraf9621]

I’ll reserve judgement on Aithne Solaire until she’s introduced in the show… But Sol Regem deserved every bit of this pain and anguish for what he’s done.

[@nickerskine6326]

he let arrogance and hatred consume him and was ironically killed by his own rage.

[@daydreamergirl03]

Wonder what "crime" his wife did to piss him off so much he murdered her?

[@chrissimcock8943]

Judging by his question and mourning he didn’t even realize he killed her. My guess is Aaravos manipulated a human kingdom to attack the sun king’s territory and Sol Regem obliterated the surrounding landscape in a blind rage. His mate tried to save sun fire elves who got caught in the conflict and was buried by a cave in where she was sheltering the rescued elves. Sol Regem probably assumed the attack was a ruse to lure him out and the humans killed his mate while he was out which only further fueled his hatred for humanity.

[@LHSMeleeClub]

@@chrissimcock8943 solid theory

[@joeyblum2533]

Could this mean Sol Regem has/had a child like Avizandum did?

[@NygeriaDriver]

“Sometimes the line between mercy and cruelty can be thin” this line hits different in the next episode when it came to leola and aarvos.

[@VitusMB02]

I believe that after his Battle with Ziard that blinded him, while he was destroying the City of Elarion, his mate tried to calm him down but was buried under the rubble of a collapsing Castle Tower that got knocked over by him and because of his blind rage he didnt notice it

[@tysondennis1016]

That's a good theory.

[@giovannaputhumana8460]

That makes a lot of sense

[@hannahburke7328]

So Aithne Solaire Could Be Buried In The Rubble Of Elarion. 😢

[@fatimasyed8276]

This was Aaravos's first significant step for avenging Leola.

[@kaicraft275]

Next is wiping out all the great ones that killed Leola

[@decidueyezealot8611]

Dragon extinction next

[@Horrorcrusher8312]

​@@decidueyezealot8611A bit extreme even for him I'd say.

[@hannahburke7328]

And After The Star Council, There Will Be Nothing But Death And Destruction Everywhere.😢

[@archnebula]

Not suprised, because of him his daughter is dead, this was an actually pretty tame way to die.

[@deletedaccount567]

Aaravous wanted to humiliate him, and he did. He killed the prideful dragon with his own humiliation and arrogance. That is far worse.

[@duckgooseyswan]

@@deletedaccount567 Yep, a fate worse than death itself.

[@PhilosopherScholarPoet6272]

was it Sol who reported Leola?

[@enderdarkos4087]

​@@PhilosopherScholarPoet6272 yep! That's why he calls him Anak Arao! The same name that told about Leola!

[@nickerskine6326]

he died as he lived. a monster.

[@Horrorcrusher8312]

@@nickerskine6326 And what's worse he was an arrogant supremacist!

[@nickerskine6326]

@@Horrorcrusher8312 agreed.

[@durshurrikun150]

He also died as an unrepentant sinner. He's now burning in Hell for eternity. The terrible hand of divine justice spares no sinner.

[@Horrorcrusher8312]

@@durshurrikun150 Let us hope those bastitches on the, Startouch council are no such exception.

[@Horrorcrusher8312]

@@durshurrikun150 Let's hope the Startouch Council is no exception!

[@talkingsaladsbooks257]

Can I just say, Aaravos has a lot of back-up plans. His back-up plans had back-up plans

[@KingPoseidon02]

Aaravos is like David Xanatos. Imagine if the two characters teamed up.

[@voidkat4202]

Basically like Cardassians, A plan within a plan within a plan. That ultimately led to a trap.

[@Predakronus]

​@@KingPoseidon02He is more like Drow version Puck. Caged in a mirror almost unkillable elf/child if Oberon.

[@consumerjtc5835]

Like Makuta?

[@juanpablobelenda7701]

He is the Batman of the Dragon Prince world

[@Mrsarioc]

What makes his death more ironic; Sol Regem, a dragon connected to the Sun Arcanum, was burned until only his bones remained...

[@xemnas1330]

Sol Regem's rule as Dragon King is only 200 years the shortest reign in Xadias History 😂

[@jimmytuplano3843]

I mean he deserves to never keep his mouth shut up and his ego is like equal to doctor doom so he deserves the mock and death

[@brainflash1]

Still two hundred years too long.

[@4.5flips]

Props to the animation on Aarvos. From his hand gester when saying "reunion" to his facial expression describing the line between mercy and cruelty. It really enhances the already engaging scene.

[@supremeoverlorde2109]

This scene gives me absolute chills.

[@StormChaser_Suedhessen]

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[@grayclaw1391]

Yeah, I so agree a very chilling scene right down to the bone. Whew!

[@Gamertank2.0]

Sol Regem’s death is literally the quote “what goes around, comes around” lmao, deserved, pride will always eventually lead to destruction.

[@SarcasticShinyZoroark]

I love the detail of how Aaravos becomes translucent after Sol Regem ate Aaravos’ host body

[@thetruekingofwaffles]

You're right, I went frame by frame but he does get significantly less luminescence.

[@tysondennis1016]

I find it funny that "The Dragon Prince" not only refers to Zym, but to Sol. Even as a prince, Sol still had the prejudices that ultimately resulted in his exile and demise, willing to rat Leola out, resulting in her death and her father's vengeance. Sol created a thousand years of division and hatred. Millennia later, Zym is found by humans, the son and stepson of the man who killed his father, who take him back to his mother. Zym is on the way to creating a thousand years of unity and peace.

[@Nishant-r8e]

Yes,yes he is

[@cgfamorcan9809]

I'm getting Dracula Castlevania Flashbacks. Reminds me of the Bishop's Death.

[@josiahkeroff9965]

Aaravos' laugh was just... chilling. Aaravos this whole season was chilling. I think season 6 was on par with season 3.

[@MVandHeiseiGojiKing2019]

Never though Sol Regem had a mate

[@SarcasticShinyZoroark]

Surprised anyone was able to tolerate him enough to become his mate tbh

[@MVandHeiseiGojiKing2019]

@@SarcasticShinyZoroark fr. I personally think he's more arrogant than all the other arch dragons

[@ecthox-1mork909]

@@SarcasticShinyZoroark Took the words right out of my mouth.

[@Awesomeflame16]

​@@MVandHeiseiGojiKing2019 Yeah, honestly. The dragon king after him, although a little annoying, didn't seem nearly as bad as this guy.

[@MVandHeiseiGojiKing2019]

@@Awesomeflame16 Yh, Avizandum was really just protective

[@sarahfarr7400]

Something tells me that Aarovos has been haunting Sol Regem for a LONG time. Maybe the reason Sol Regem changed his name from "Anok Arow." Might even be the reason why Sol became so cold and cruel in the first place.

[@michaelfriedman1666]

after watching g this season, I can see why Aaravos wanted revenge on sol Regem. but I still fail to understand why there rest of Xadia has to suffer. I mean, it was Sol Regem whon sold out Aravos' child, resulting in her death. why punish all of Xadia?

[@_antillas8674]

Well, I think he's never been particularly attached to anything or anyone other than his daughter. If one tries to be empathetic enough to imagine oneself in a character's place, one can probably understand the wish to see the world burn. Maybe this is all part of his plan which would be the only way to cast down the Startouch Elves or to resurrect his daughter. Anyway, he certainly gives this "nobody apologized for making me this way", and I'm all here for it.

[@michaelfriedman1666]

@@_antillas8674 its easy to understand his pain and feelings of betrayal, but when you look at it form another angle, you can also see how he is contradicting himself. by making the world suffer through his grief, he is not honoring his daughter. instead, he is destroying the world his daughter loved so much by turning its people against each other. his daughter loved the world, but now Aaravos wants to destroy the very thing his daughter loved so much.

[@alexsolomon8127]

@@michaelfriedman1666 it also probably has to do with the sheer amount of collateral damage involved in his ultimate plan to make all the OTHER Star-touched fall. because THEN he can bring her BACK.

[@michaelfriedman1666]

@@alexsolomon8127 we don't know if he can bring his daughter back. if he could, why didn't he have claudia use the gem and return spell to bring back his daughter like how Callum and Rayla used it to bring back runnan?

[@alexsolomon8127]

@@michaelfriedman1666 probably because doing so with the other startouched able to kill her at will would be an exercise in futility..and yes, i admit ressurrection is a longshot.

[@xemnas1330]

Anak Araw is Filipino for "Son of the Day"

[@ediblerice912]

Technically it's "child of the day" but yeah that's a pretty cool detail

[@DaveCalungsod]

It can also be child of the sun

[@tristancreed]

That or Sun Child.

[@PsicoPrime]

I would like to have an explanation on the fact that: child show pretty sparkles to humans = death and this guy fuckin up a planet for millennia = prison in a suite, the startouch elves looking a bit odd on their justice

[@Awesomeflame16]

Apparently the child "disrupted the cosmic order". Yeah, the star touch elves are full of sh__@ and I understand fully why this man hates them. Still doesn't justify his actions though.

[@dragonstouch1042]

@@Awesomeflame16no, but if he had concentrated his vengeance on just them and Sol Regem, I think we could’ve given him a pass. Still, I want someone to tear those guys a new one for their apathy and pointing out that they were the ones who started this spiral of chaos by way of a self-fulfilling prophecy

[@tomasrolter6729]

As far as I understand, humans can be very dangerous if they can control Primordial Magic, so there seems to be a rule not to give it to them. Leola's bad luck was that Sol, for some reason, was next to her father's house while she was playing with her human friend. (Of course, the problem is that Aaravos is an unreliable narrator, and the next season may provide more information.)

[@durshurrikun150]

@@dragonstouch1042 The other Xadians are complicit. They too deserve a share of the punishment.

[@DaveCalungsod]

Guys I can't stop telling this but the laugh at 2:08 ahhhhhhh i can't he's too hot😂😂😂😂

[@tj_kensie2524]

Let it play 0.25x, 0.50x, 0.75x 😂😂

[@DaveCalungsod]

@@tj_kensie2524 it would be.......ha......ha..........ha.......ha..........ha

[@joeyblum2533]

Sauron has killed Smaug

[@kailanerman5090]

I guess im in the minority. Sense it was stated that Sol was only a Prince when he told (likely the Dragon King) what he saw. For all we know, Sol could've been as young or younger than Zim. He may have simply seen something odd and told someone. Sol made his own mistakes later in life. All his own choices. He's far from innocent. But just as Aaravos is somewhat understandable this season, i felt a bit more understanding of Sol. Dude put upholding the law ans protecting his kin (elves and dragons) above all else. That doesn't in any way excuse his warmongering and violent nature!!! But i can't deny that i felt pitty for him. Discovering all of this death war ans suffering is because of something you did when you were potentially a child, and then being told you were a puppet of your enemy, and that you killed your own mate in a blind rage and cant even remember? Yeah, i felt sorry for him. I felt sorry for Viren ans Aaravos and Claudia too, doesnt excuse their actions. But damn near every villian in this story is a tragic one.

[@laerllik]

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[@tomnorton4277]

The more I look into this scene, the more pity I feel for Sol Regem. The first couple of times, I basically had the same sneering mindset as Aaravos. Frankly, Sol Regem deserved what he got. I still stand by that but, similar to how I stand by Azula deserving what she got but I feel sorry for her anyway, I can feel some pity for him now. You brought up a good point. If Anak Arow was only Zym's age, he had no idea what he was doing. The Star Touched Elves didn't even bother to bring him to Leola's trial, so we don't know what his motive was. We can infer due to his racism towards humans later in life that he thought Leola shouldn't be interacting with them but he couldn't have known how the Star Touched Elves would react. Heck, this might even be why Sol Regem abandoned his original name and was so enraged that Aaravos used it. He probably didn't intend for Leola to die and if he ever found out that he got a child MURDERED for no reason at all, no wonder he'd want to distance himself. But, being Sol Regem, he doesn't want to take a look at himself and try to become a better person. His whole deal is that, being a hypocritical narcissist, he projects his problems onto everybody else, most notable through his racism towards humans. Hell, if Sol Regem had swallowed his pride and simply APPOLOGISED to Aaravos and said that he never intended to get his daughter killed, Aaravos would just be focussed on the Star Touched Elves. He'd see Sol Regem as a stupid and careless but not malicious bystander. And then we get to the reveal of Aithne Solaire. Granted, I think the dialogue was sloppy here but the idea behind it was sound and Erik Dellums and Adrian Hough are such great voice actors that they managed to save lines that were, on paper, very clumsy. The idea that Sol Regem straight up pulled an Anakin Skywalker and killed Aithne Solaire through rage, foolishness and arrogance adds a tragic element. I also like his reaction. He doesn't scream, he doesn't protest, he just softly whispers "no" and moans like a creature who's lost the will to keep fighting before summoning one final burst of strength. The fact that this was the last thing Sol Regem heard before he died was unfathomably cruel.

[@kailanerman5090]

@@tomnorton4277 I think you perfectly summarized that! 👌

[@brainflash1]

Doesn't make him any less guilty.

[@Beerbottles123]

This is beautiful. The amount of hatred, grudge and spite those two accumulated really is something else. Revenge is a dish truly served cold.

[@theRedK337]

Sol Regem: No. It can’t be! That’s impossible! YOU LIE!! Aaravos: I’m not lying. I never lie.

[@MichaelJW72]

To paraphrase Admiral Yamamoto after Pearl Harbor “I fear all we have done is awakened a sleeping giant and filled him with a great and terrible resolve.” That is what the council and Sol Regem have done. And now that icy cold vengeance is coming to the fore.

[@wolfyframe]

Imagine if his mate actually tried to save some humans because she saw how violent and cruel he was becoming and he was taking things too far and when she tried to reason with him he killed her by mistake by collapsing a cave where his mate hidden some human with her in it, i think it would make things more tragic because it would show that not every dragon hates humans.

[@ThefOf1000Faces]

Now I get why this feelt so personal on aravos part it makes so much sense

[@caseycox146]

What's everyone's theories on why "Sol Regem" roars at Aaravos upon being called his true or original name? Why wouldn't he like being called his own true name? A bitter reminder of what once was perhaps?

[@TheDarkLordoftheSiff]

He must have changed his name after something bad he did and hearing it to him links him to that nightmare

[@aacsmiles]

It’s too familiar. Sol Regem is his title. He is the Sun King and expects to be regarded as such, especially by “lesser” beings, such as elves and humans. He is not just a dragon, not just a king, but a dragon king, putting himself above all others. Now here he is, being mocked and chastised by a mere elf, an untitled elf at that. And that elf dares to further the insult by calling him by his name as if they were equals. It all comes down to pride and arrogance. At least that’s my interpretation.

[@caseycox146]

@@aacsmiles Ahh, that does make some sense. We know for sure he looks down on humans, but did he really also look down on Elves? Fellow magical/Xadian people? And surely he knows Aaravos was "one of the great ones" which makes him above regular elves. But you're probably right, it was his pride and arrogance at being called that name.

[@aacsmiles]

@@caseycox146 objectively yes, Aaravos does have more credentials than the average elf, but in the eyes of someone as arrogant as Sol Regem, Aaravos is still beneath him.

[@leewong7421]

Anak Arow was his “younger name”, while he was the prince. I take it that Aaravos calling him that instead of “Sol Regem” is sort of an indirect way of calling him “little boy”. It’s like calling someone their childhood nickname but in an insulting manner, and reminding Sol Regem that Aaravos is the only being in Xadia old enough to remember him as a prince. Basically saying “I knew you as a child before everyone else started calling you the Sun King”. It’s also like calling a distinguished official by their childhood nickname rather than “doctor or president” or something like that, basically belittling their reputation and refusing to call them by their official title. And also the idea that Sol looked down on Aaravos is ironic considering Aaravos is far more powerful than Sol Regem could ever hope to be🤣

[@IlijaNenadović]

I hope we get a flashback of Lunas, Aditis and Aitnas deaths. You know the most painful, humiliating and terrible truth here? Aaravos wasn't the 1 who destroyed Sols mate, face, reputation, memory and legacy. Sol Regem was the 1 who did it here. From Ziard to this moment, he kept falling for Aaravoses tricks, biting his baits, playing at his melody. Like a puppet burning itself. Of all Aaravos tricked and used, he was the easiest. And now he dies at the final resting place of human heroes, among their statues, in front of their faces, as a tribute to them, by immolating his own lungs. 2 52 Everytime someone says sth like that, it is a mockery of a death so pathetic. This shows the contrast between Harrow and Aaravos. Harrow was fully aware Sarai wouldn't condone his vengence on Avizandum and the consequences of such an act, but he simply didn't have the strenght to let go of his hate when the opportunity arose to sate it. Still he found no joy in watching Avizandums slow, ignominious and agonizing end. Then there is Aaravos, who fully dedicated every once of his being to revenge, used it to drive him and keep himself together all these long years. He fully indulged, enjoyed and reveled in these short moments he planned, worked and waited for over 1000y. The moment all his labours came to fruition.

[@hannahburke7328]

Or Short Stories.

[@genquin]

Wouldn’t be surprised if Aaravos poisoned the body 😰😰😰😰

[@ifyoureadthisyouaregey8821]

Nah he ate a sunfire elf and they are imune to fire so he chocked

[@genquin]

@@ifyoureadthisyouaregey8821 unless the body was already dead and was only moving because of magic

[@chrissimcock8943]

The elf’s veins were glowing purple when aaravos was inhabiting the body. Some would say that was merely a sign of aaravos’ magic flowing through him. But remember that he was infected through a bite from a pupa/caterpillar which in real life some are poisonous if ingested. I imagine the bite contained that same venom.

[@talkingsaladsbooks257]

I hated Sol Regem when he was first introduced. He attacked a village of innocent people because one man used magic, because he viewed them as lesser beings. And I think his death is well deserved

[@millyturrell8873]

Also he snitched on Leola and caused her fate. What That innocent dear sweet little girl did was no one near deserving of the price she payed. She did it out of kindness, oblivious to what she was doing. What happened to her was beyond cruel. unjustified and unforgivable. And it was all his fault. We saw what loosing her did to Aaravos. It makes what Aaravos has done to him look merciful. Kind even.

[@tomnorton4277]

@@millyturrell8873 This is just an appetizer for what Aaravos would do if he had those Star Touched Elves at his mercy. Sol Regem snitched due to his racism towards humans. Scummy thing to do but I doubt he knew what would happen and it was less about Leola herself than about Sol Regem just being a racist. The Star Touched Elves outright MURDERED Aaravos' daughter right in front of him. They put him through the worst trauma any loving parent could ever go through. And why did they do it? Because Leola was a compassionate person. That's literally the only reason. The Merciful One was the only of those monsters who wasn't a complete psychopath but even she just sat back and let it happen. I don't want Aaravos to be redeemed. But I do want him to get revenge. Have him deal with those Star Touched monsters before he pays for his own crimes. And make sure it HURTS!

[@BatSnakegirl]

@@tomnorton4277 And then the Merciful one came around and said "thoughts and prayers"

[@BatSnakegirl]

Incidentally, that was humanity's first city, Elarion, and Aaravos has a lot to do with its formation and the survival of a few of its residents, and thus the future of humanity itself (from the Midnight Star poem on the website...in much need of updating...).

[@joshuarosen1862]

I wish the names were easier for the dragons, but I do see now that Aarovos really enjoyed his revenge on Sol Regem because that second name means he's the reason Leola is dead he saw her and reported a child for a crime she had no idea was as much as I feel bad for the sun king he shouldn't have been so ignorant

[@felixseraphin7375]

Didn't saw that coming

[@dimentdash]

Aaravos is evil but GOD did Sol deserve everything that he had coming to him. Caused the death of Leola and killed many innocent humans and elves from just being angry. Aaravos's gloating and relishing in his dying state is justified.

[@gemnut2562]

To be fair the dragon had it coming and deserved worse I call that a mercy if anything

[@jimmytuplano3843]

Yeah and then most of all a rat

[@KINGALEX-m9o]

only death I laughed at lol

[@wolfultra8757]

Aaravos: "it appears in your anger you killed her..." Sol: "I, this cannot be... She was alive i felt it!!!" Noooooooooooooooooo!!!!

[@Pattmore]

One good thing Aaravos had done.l

[@Mandalorianof501st]

Sol Reagan died as he lived. In anger and arrogance.

[@jako997]

nothing of value was lost. Honestly for what he was and what he would of done Centuries ago to a town of 100000 Humans all because one human knew Dark magic is kinda dumb. good riddance

[@TheDarkLordoftheSiff]

What he could of done: "Give up the practice of dark magic and I'll personally see to helping humans gain their footing, maybe even teach you and anyone willing Primal magic" What he did: "Drop the staff and never even consider dark magic again or I'll bloody murder that entire town for you to watch"

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Finally get his ass up out of here 😂

[@tristancreed]

I know that language. I don't speak it. But I understand it well enough to know that Aaravos just called Sol Regem Sun Child.

[@Gaster_021]

I guess he blamed the humans for his wife’s death

[@fantasy-writer-v5z]

I know Sol Ragon isn’t exactly the most beloved dragon but you can’t help but feel sorry for him🥺

[@michaelfriedman1666]

he may have done some terrible things, but after this season, its a little more understandable how he is the way he is now.

[@Rhino-Prime]

​@@michaelfriedman1666 bro his actions literally caused every problem

[@PsicoPrime]

Should've kept his fuckin mouth shut

[@kailanerman5090]

​@Rhino-Prime technically only sorta. He was still a prince. Meaning he could've been REALLY YOUNG

[@Rhino-Prime]

@@kailanerman5090 And yet he was causing every problem from that point forward

[@shannonhaagsma7889]

It makes me wonder if there is venom in inside the bite of sir sparkle puff that can take down a dragon.

[@ToxicSunrise132]

Suck it dragon boy! (Gives Aaravos a high four)

[@occasionallygrumpy1066]

Aaravos: The dragon is withered. (…) Tra-la-la-lally!

[@ShubhamMishra-vw9zm]

Anya Solaire is Luna Tenebris? 🤔

[@narendramartosudarmo6112]

Different dragon.

[@hannahburke7328]

Ainthe Solaire Was A Sun Arch dragon , Luna Tenebris Was A Moon Arch dragon. ☀️🌙