How many episodes does ‘House of the Dragon’ season 2 have? Release dates in Max of the phenomenon born from ‘Game of Thrones’

The Iron Throne has always brought out the worst in the inhabitants of Westeros. The precious crown to lead the Seven Kingdoms unleashes all kinds of alliances, strategies, brawls and dangerous conspiracies, as we have seen in Game of Thrones and now in The dragon house.

In the case of the prequel centered on House Targaryen, the coveted royal seat is disputed between two brothers: Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy), legitimate heir to King Viserys (Paddy Considine), and her brother Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney).

Furthermore, the conflict has been precipitated after the tragic end of the first season, which said goodbye with Aemond (Ewan Mitchell), the third son of Alicent (Olivia Cooke) and rider of the almighty Vhagar, locked in a dogfight with Lucerys Velaryon ( Elliot Grihault), second son of Rhaenyra, in Storm’s End.

Aemond lost control of his dragon and Vhagar ended up devouring his opponents, unleashing the Dance of the Dragons that will confront the Blacks and Greens in the new chapters.

When do the episodes of ‘The House of the Dragon’, season 2, premiere?

Almost two years after the release of the first season, the dragon house returns with its second installment, which premieres next June 17 at Max. The eight episodes that make up this new season can be enjoyed every Monday in Spain, with the dates as follows:

Thus, the new batch of episodes will premiere in mid-June and the broadcast will last until early August, with the last chapter arriving on Max on the 5th of that month.

This installment will be shorter than the first, which lasted 10 episodes, and, for now, we know that the first chapter will last 64 minutes, while the second 72 minutes, being the longest of the prequel to date.

‘The House of the Dragon’ 2T: the Dance of the Dragons arrives

The second season will address the consequences of the end of the first installment, marked by the death of Lucerys, the perfect excuse for Daemon (Matt Smith) to seek revenge on the Greens. Both sides will look for allies in the Seven Kingdoms, which will bring us new characters such as Cregan Stark (Tom Taylor), lord of Winterfell.

Rhaenyra has her uncle and spouse Daemon at her side, while the other army is commanded by Alicent Hightower and her father Otto (Rhys Ifans). Those responsible for the dragon house They have assured that this time there will not be as many time jumps as in the first season and they have promised a good dose of action and bloodshed.

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