(Full-Size Image)Īnd just like every season has an underlying theme based on one of the primal magics (e.g. Given its current scope and scale, The Dragon Prince saga will consist of three distinct phases:Įach “phase” is effectively its own arc, telling a very specific part of the larger story. We’re incredibly excited that all seven seasons have been renewed on Netflix, since that means we’ll be able to share the entire saga with you-our community-the way we’ve envisioned it. These 63 episodes are what we consider to be the series’ core narrative journey-and what we now refer to as “The Dragon Prince saga.” To deliver against this vision, we’re currently planning to tell the story of The Dragon Prince over the course of seven seasons, with each season consisting of nine episodes. “The saga is coming!”īut…what exactly is this “saga” and how does it relate to the show’s upcoming seasons?įrom the very beginning, we knew we wanted The Dragon Prince series to feel like a true epic fantasy, full of complex heroes and villains who are faced with increasingly difficult decisions, deeply personal challenges, and dangers that would not only put lives at risk, but also threaten the very existence of the magical world they inhabit.
Over the last two years, you may have heard us use the word “saga” when discussing the future of The Dragon Prince series - i.e. So, before 2021 draws to a close, we wanted to take a moment to talk about what we’ve been working on this past year, what’s in store for The Dragon Prince next year, as well as pull back the creative curtain and dig deeper into our storytelling approach and development process.įeel free to use the links below to jump to a specific section, or simply scroll down to dive in! And, more than that, we appreciate you holding us accountable. We know many of you have been asking us to share more information about The Dragon Prince, and that some of you have been disappointed with (if not at times frustrated by) the lack of communication you’ve received in the past year.
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