House of the Dragon season 2 arrives in 2024.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT House of the Dragon showrunners Ryan Condal and Miguel Sapochnik had odd, human descriptions for dragon roars, according to sound supervisor Al Sirkett. Because House of the Dragon season 1 takes place before the Dance of the Dragons, House Targaryen still has plenty of dragons in their control. Each dragon is unique to different Targaryens, with major members of the family being bound to a particular dragon.
A lot of people would think about the dragons and it's just a big roar, and [Paula] bought so much more to it than that. The descriptions that Ryan and Miguel gave for these characters, for these dragon characters, were never, ‘I want the dragon to be like this.’ They would describe it in human terms. Caraxes was described by Miguel one meeting as the failed white boy rapper. Thinks he's the coolest guy on the block.
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