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Here are all the dragonriders who might appear in ‘House of the Dragon’ season 2

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2024
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After the thrilling debut of HBO’s epic fantasy series “House of the Dragon,” fans are eagerly awaiting the premiere of its second season. The show, a prequel to the iconic “Game of Thrones” series, has already introduced a motley crew of dragonriders, each with their own unique storylines and motivations. As the show delves deeper into the world of Westeros, we can expect to see even more dragonriders taking to the skies. Here are some of the dragonriders who might appear in “House of the Dragon” season 2:

1. Rhaenys Targaryen

As the daughter of King Viserys I and Queen Alicent, Rhaenys is a Targaryen princess with a strong connection to dragons. Fans of the book series know that she is destined to ride the dragon Syrax, which is mentioned in the book “Fire & Blood.” With her mother’s influence and her own strong sense of pride, Rhaenys will likely become a formidable dragonrider in her own right.

2. Laena Velaryon

Laena, the daughter of Corlys Velaryon and Prince Rhaenyra Targaryen, has already stolen hearts with her fiery spirit and rebellious nature. As she grows older, she will likely seek to establish her own reputation as a dragonrider, possibly with her own dragon, Rhaegal. Her complicated relationships with her mother and half-brother, Aemond, will make for an compelling storyline.

3. Jacaerys Velaryon

As the younger brother of Laena, Jacaerys is known to be fiercely loyal and protective of his family. With his own dragon, Vhagar, he will likely play a key role in the conflicts between the Greens and the Blacks. His bond with his sister and his own sense of duty will make for an engaging storyline in season 2.

4. Aegon III Targaryen

The future king of the Seven Kingdoms, Aegon III is a central figure in the Targaryen family. As he grows older, he will likely become more prominent in the show, possibly even learning to ride his own dragon. His rivalry with his cousin, Daemon Targaryen, will create an intriguing dynamic, as will his relationships with his siblings and parents.

5. Mysaria

As a member of the House of the Beggar King, Mysaria is a mysterious and enigmatic figure. Her son, Malakarro, has already appeared in the show, but Mysaria’s own storyline will likely be explored in more depth. As a potential dragonrider, she will likely play a significant role in the politics and conflicts of the Seven Kingdoms.

6. Qarlton

As one of the younger dragonriders, Qarlton is a fan favorite with his devotion to his dragon, Tharros. His bond with his rider, Aemond Targaryen, will likely be tested in the coming season, as the conflicts between the Greens and Blacks escalate. Qarlton’s loyalty and courage will make him an asset to the dragonriding community.

7. Nettles

As the most enigmatic member of the dragonriders, Nettles is shrouded in mystery. With her own dragon, Stormcloud, she will likely play a key role in the battles to come. Her interactions with the other dragonriders will provide a fresh perspective on the conflicts and politics of the Seven Kingdoms.

As “House of the Dragon” season 2 prepares to take flight, fans are eagerly anticipating the return of these dragonriders, as well as potentially new characters and plot twists. With the show’s rich history and intricate world-building, it’s sure to be an epic ride.

 

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