What happens to Viserion and Rhaegal?

During the battle, the Night King fatally wounds Viserion with an ice spear to the neck. Rhaegal swoops after him in a desperate attempt to help, but it’s too late; he can only cry in despair as Viserion crashes through the frozen lake and slowly sinks into the waters.

Does Drogon fight Viserion?

In addition, the undead Viserion, during the fight with Rhaegal and Drogon, is disfigured on the left side of the face and gets deep wounds around the neck, from which uncontrolled flames come out, as well as from the mouth.

Which dragon is Rhaegal?

Rhaegal is a male dragon belonging to Daenerys Targaryen. He is the brother to Drogon and Viserion. Green and bronze in color, he is the middle sibling of the three dragons and while not as fierce as the larger Drogon, he is still quite dangerous… much more so than his littlest brother Viserion.

Is Drogon and Dracarys the same?

Like his brothers, Drogon was trained by their mother to understand the High Valyrian commands, especially “Dracarys” (High Valyrian for dragonfire), which Daenerys uses to command him to breathe fire on her enemies.

Did Drogon know Jon was a Targaryen?

But then came “Eastwatch,” in which we saw a stunned Daenerys observe Drogon allow Jon Snow to get up close and touch his face–the only other person we’ve ever seen do that is Daenerys herself. Drogon knows what Sam missed, that Jon is the blood of the dragon and his family.

Why did the Night King not aim for Drogon?

Drogon was on the ground. Even if he were to be hit in the same fashion as Viserion, he wouldn’t hit the ground with such an impact, thus not knocking him out or killing him on impact.

Do the dragons forgive Daenerys?

That’s right, Daenerys’ dragons all reunited with her on Game of Thrones, and it was completely and utterly epic. After the masters backed Dany into a corner, she summoned everyone’s favorite Drogon and rode off into the battle with him.

Why did Drogon let Jon Snow live?

Game of Thrones’ Drogon chose not to kill Jon Snow because of his Targaryen blood, his love for Daenerys, and Drogon’s possible understanding that while Jon committed the act, he wasn’t the reason for Daenerys’ death in Game of Thrones’ ending.