#the dragon prince queen Aanya

[mariquitascadoodles]

[ Queen Aanya ]

Saw her in the newest tdp trailer for s 6 and i had to draw her !

So happy to see her make a comeback in this season !

A shame we barely got anything from the previous seasons ŪwŪ

[jedidragonwarriorqueen]

Queen Aanya is back!!

[raayllum]

A new S7 picture from Justin in the main server!

[favficbirthdays]

Happy Birthday

Aanya (22nd June)

The Dragon Prince

[annaarenas890]

The future princess and queen of Katolis.

[m4rs-ex3]

queen aanya °˖➴ ༉‧₊˚.

"it seems i am a crown without an adult, and you're an adult without a crown."

°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･

(req by @n3rdchi1d)

[its-kapi-wara]

"You're so quiet this evening darling, what's in your mind?"

My mind: Oh my god, will we ever get to see a single interaction between these two?

[rianekochou]

back at it with the 0.5 cursed pics😭💀

[littlegreengent]

Rip Queen Aanya you would’ve loved the second amendment

[stuck-in-jelly]

Cant stop thinking about how apparently Season 7 is going to be Ezran’s season and the slow and steady build up to a breaking point for him.

Ezran is in a weird delicate balance, walking across the tightrope of being a child and being a king. We see both sides equally, we see Ezran’s barely clinging childlike mannerisms and we also see him command and lead both with love and with force.

And he is equally regarded in this manner by the people around him, some addressing him more as a child then king and others more king then child.

“Who is this child?” “Such childish dreams.” “You deserve time to do kid things” “the whining child king.” vs “He is a King!” “Because you know-you’re the King.” “That is what King Ezran decided.” “I serve the true King.”

That is already a lot to try and balance, his wants versus his duty as a king but now that balance is being tested.

The weight of everything is starting to crash down. His stressful rule as a king in a time of insurrection and war, his own people pushing back against his ideals and attempts at progress, his citizens and home decimated by a dragon, his father’s murderer being freed by his own brother, and now the releasing of an ancient evil.

No one told him his father was dead, too worried to tell a child horrible news, and no one had told him the plan to bring Runaan back, hardly giving him a second thought.

The more I think about it the more my brain drifts to this section from the season 2 novelization:

“No. No, no no!!” Ezran shouted. He didn’t care if he sounded like a two-year old.

“Ezran. It’s going to be okay,” Rayla started to say.

That was about the dumbest thing anyone could possibly say, Ezran thought. Nothing was ever going to be okay again.

Just the moment Ezran fully reverts to being a small kid again, when he stops caring that he is acting like a child because he is a child because he is mad because its all hitting him at once and it isn’t fair.

I want to see how he takes it all

[its-leethee]

Ever since we learned in the Season 4 Discord Q&A that Queen Aanya has an adopted older brother named Grark, I've been wondering, what is his role in the story? Why give Aanya an older brother at all?

As adopted-older-sibling-to-the-monarch, Grark and Aanya's relationship is an obvious parallel to Callum and Ezran's. What if Grark was present and supportive to Aanya, to serve as a contrast to Callum, a similarly protective and devoted older brother, but one who is repeatedly missing in action when his younger sibling needs him:

Shout out to Soren for stepping into Callum's place to support Ezran in both of these examples; but particularly Soren's exhortation to Ezran that "You deserve time to do kid stuff."

I don't think it's a stretch to imagine that Ezran would feel resentful toward Callum for his serial absences (and the implied emotional unavailability), or that he might perceive that his brother is indifferent to his struggles and has abandoned him, leaving Ezran to shoulder the burdens of ruling alone.

I'm having fun imagining Ezran and Aanya trading gripes about their overbearing older brothers who treat them like little kids... and then Ezran sadly, painfully realizing that his brother hasn't been there for him like he should be, while Aanya's brother is.

Broyals angst is delicious, of course, but why let Callum and Ezran have all the fun? Because this is where Aanya and Grark's relationship could get extra interesting:

--Tales of Xadia, p. 34

The two phrases in particular that caught my eye: internal treason and isn't old enough

So, hear me out: Grark will be the protective older sibling who steps up, but eventually oversteps, in a misguided attempt to relieve Aanya of the responsibilty of the throne.

Oh yeah, political intrigue plus broyals angst? It would be SO GOOD.

[jedidragonwarriorqueen]

[ijustgotherebro]

Happy valentines day pt6

[annaarenas890]

Two ships.

[stormcloudsoverthemountains]

Aanya having a crush on Ezran was not something I was expecting this season, I’m interested to see what they’ll do with it in s7

I was impressed with how they showed it just through body language. She moves closer to Ezran and then you can see her legs are kinda tilted towards him