The Dragon Prince

TV show · 2018

This report covers the full series (Seasons 1–7, 2018–2024). A richly imagined animated fantasy following two princes and an elf on a quest to stop a war, The Dragon Prince starts as lively family adventure and grows meaningfully darker across its later seasons, with heavier battles, villain possession storylines, and emotionally weighty deaths.

Most comfortable for ages 8 and up; seasons 1–3 work well around age 7 with a parent nearby, while seasons 4–7 are better suited to 10 and older.

Scary imageryPeril & tensionViolenceLoss & griefBig emotionsLanguageBehavior modeledLoud or startling soundsFlashing lightsRomance & innuendo

Episodes to know about

Scary imageryS1E1Mild

The villain Viren uses dark magic to extract a character's voice from his body; bodies are found on a castle stairwell after an assassination attempt.

Loss & griefS1E2Moderate

The king's death occurs early in the series and is a significant emotional moment for child protagonists.

Scary imageryS2E1Mild

A villain character is shown draining life from a magical creature, leaving it grey and dead; the enormous Dragon King is shown in a display of overwhelming destructive power.

11 more moments are in the full report. See all of them, checked against your own family’s settings, in Little Longer.