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Rhaenyra Targaryen’s Dragon Seen Flying Over the UK


The dragon of Rhaenyra Targaryen has taken to the skies.

Syrax from <em>House of the Dragon</em> has been seen soaring across the UK as season 3 of the fantasy series continues airing on HBO and HBO Max. Every Targaryen is destined to have a dragon, and the main character of the Game of Thrones prequel series is no exception. Although Syrax has only appeared a few times in House of the Dragon season 3 so far, this dragon is Rhaenyra’s loyal companion, who has been under her care since her youth.

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King Viserys I names his heir early in the series, defying tradition that would favor his firstborn son. Who does he name as his successor?

✓ Correct! Viserys named his daughter Rhaenyra as heir to the Iron Throne after the death of his first wife, Aemma, and their infant son. He forced the lords of the realm to swear oaths of fealty to her — oaths many would later break.

✗ Dracarys! The answer is Rhaenyra Targaryen. Viserys defied Westerosi precedent by naming his daughter over his brother Daemon. Even after fathering sons with Alicent Hightower, Viserys never changed his decree.

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Alicent Hightower’s faction is known as “the Greens.” Who is her father, the cunning Hand of the King who orchestrates much of their political strategy?

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✓ Correct! Otto Hightower served as Hand of the King and was the mastermind behind the Green faction. He strategically positioned his daughter Alicent to marry Viserys, and spent decades maneuvering to place Alicent’s son Aegon on the throne.

✗ Dracarys! The answer is Otto Hightower. He served as Hand to both Jaehaerys I and Viserys I, and engineered the marriage between Alicent and the King. Corlys Velaryon sided with the Blacks, and Lyonel Strong served as Hand before Otto’s return.

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The dragon has breached reality’s wall and has been seen flying across Scotland according to reports from Dexerto. This dragon isn’t real; it’s a life-sized animatronic created to promote season 3 of House of the Dragon. It was released in celebration of Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games, which began on July 23 and runs until August 2. Videos capturing its flight have circulated online, with one from Daily Record showing it soaring before landing in a field.

The Targaryen dragon was crafted using scans from House of the Dragon, requiring over 3,000 hours to create this life-sized marvel capable of flight. It employs leg impellers that rotate with kinetic energy to lift off from the ground and features 23 moving parts for a realistic appearance. A pilot controls it from below but can maneuver it across a large area in the city.

Fortunately, Syrax doesn’t come equipped with anything resembling Drogon from Game of Thrones season 8. The dragon’s flight has been widely shared on social media following its appearances on July 21 and July 22 mornings. Given what has transpired in season three so far, Syrax’s presence mirrors its arrival in King’s Landing with Rhaenyra—a pivotal moment in their ongoing Dance of Dragons saga. This mechanical marvel shows no interest in usurping any kings.

The third season of House of the Dragon airs Sundays on HBO and HBO Max, with three episodes remaining at this time. This series is among several spinoffs set in Westeros following Game of Thrones’ conclusion, including next year’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season two and Game of Thrones: Aegon’s Conquest—a film yet to announce its release date.

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This dragon offers just a glimpse into how expansive House of the Dragon currently operates—even if it’s merely flying overhead during Commonwealth Games festivities. It serves as a reminder of how much effort goes into marketing within this franchise while expanding Westeros’ history onscreen. As this show progresses, it opens doors for even more promotional ideas following Syrax’s morning flights.

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