On the dragon front, Zym is the main attraction this time around. Creators Aaron Ehasz (Avatar: The Last Airbender) and Justin Richmond (Uncharted 3) are in no rush to divulge all of their mythological secrets, leaving just the right amount of "I want to know more" after each episode closes. While the fearsome elven warriors don't say much, their imposing looks and skill on the battlefield are thrilling to watch whenever they're fighting humans. The Sunfire Elves are especially cool - complete with flaming swords and glowing lava-colored skin.
The brief, but effective nine-episode season builds upon the mythology established in Season 1, with the addition of compelling new dragons and elves. And with the newborn Storm Dragon prince - Zym - joining their fellowship, the stakes are much higher.
Season 2 is no different in that respect, as the adventures of Ezran, Callum, and Rayla get more epic and more dangerous on their journey to Xadia. In our Season 1 review, we described Netflix's The Dragon Prince as one part Game of Thrones, one part Avatar: The Last Airbender.
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