Aemond Targaryen is possibly the most well-developed character in House of the Dragon, as from the very beginning, we are shown the reason for his motivations and his emotions, which still have ...

Aemond Targaryen was undoubtedly the greatest warrior on the Green’s side—and it’s made many wonder if he should hold the Iron Throne. Aemond Targaryen, the second-born son of King Viserys I, was one ...

HBO’s House of the Dragon season 2 leaves Aemond in a tricky spot in King’s Landing. And Ewan Mitchell, who plays him, wouldn’t have it any other way ...

Right. It’s interesting that Aemond still wants to chart this course on House of the Dragon, especially after Helaena tells him about the vision of him dying in battle.

Aemond Targaryen been an excellent villain on the HBO series, but based on the book, he may be about to have his last dance with the dragons. 0 seconds of 4 minutes, 55 secondsVolume 0% 00:00 04:55 ...

Prince Aemond took over the reins of Vhagar after the death of Laena Velaryon, following her suicide at the hands of her own dragon due to labor complications in “ The Princess and the Queen.” ...

Dragonrider: Daemon Targaryen As befits the fearsome Prince Daemon Targaryen, he soars on the renowned Caraxes, a male dragon in House of the Dragon. It resembles a serpent with yellow eyes and horns ...

The rule of Aemond Targaryen (Ewan Mitchell) as prince regent has begun, and things aren’t looking great for Westeros or its broken king, Aegon II Targaryen (Tom Glynn-Carney).

Like Daemon, Aemond has had to pick up scraps of power wherever he can as the second son. With Aegon down for who knows how long and Otto Hightower currently out of the picture, there is a power ...

Caraxes Rider: Daemon Targaryen Status: Alive Caraxes is the dragon of Daemon and is nicknamed 'The Blood Wyrm'. He has red scales, and was introduced in the series in episode one of season one.

Aemond having become the war hero and managing to make his mum happy, in his eye, so to speak. Whether or not that’s Alicent’s version of happiness is another thing.