Vhagar was born on Dragonstone after the doom, only Balerion ever saw Valyria in its former glory. She was also the smallest dragon during the conquest, both Balerion and Meraxes were bigger.
wow literally the first information is wrong lol Balerion was the only dragon to see Valyria, not Vhagar. There was no one at IGN to check that, seriously??
Yeah... In the clip of Vhagar killing Luke and Arrax (5:07) you can hear Aemond repeatedly saying no Vhagar and we hear Vhagar growl as if she is saying: "Oh, shut up, young man".
It’s assumed that Cannibal is the largest of the dragons because he has been alive longer than Vhagar and has had unlimited freedom to hunt and grow that whole time……but excluding Cannibal, Vhagar is the largest then it’s Vermithor
@@sandg507and they had their facts straight. These clowns can't even get simple research done. So apparently people who are not gullible morons care. What that said it's quite obvious why YOU don't care.
@@KrisKylePansan Early in the episode, Criston Cole tells Alicent "Sunfyre was long in the dying." We get another mention of Sunfyre near the end, where Rhaenyra tells Jace that "Meleys fought two dragons and one of them is slain."
It might be dead but sunfyre's death will tremendously impact the show's alternative writing from the book because sunfyre will have an important role later
Also apparently GRRM did an interview where he said he considered making the Velaryons black with silver hair in the books themselves. Also the books saying Valyrians were pale skinned is just a generalization.. doesn’t mean all of them were this exact way. I’m sure people would generalize people from the Netherlands as white but doesn’t mean every person in that country is white.
@@CB38096 1. That's funny because in the books that House is the whitest of the white. 2. Prior to mass immigration, yes every Dutch person in the Netherlands has been of northern European stock, i.e. white. There were probably a small number of transplants prior but genetically they'd be of their original stock and not "Dutch" regardless of citizenship or "nationality" (which has been bastardized of it's original meaning). 3. So take your civnat cope elsewhere...
CGI is movie quality... For the worse. Its so obvious. These look like the dinosaurs in the Jurassic World sequels, which look less convincing than those in the original
