#GoTprequel #GameOfThronesPrequel #houseofthedragon SEASON 2 Cannibal Dragon Preview - Oldest And Most Dangerous Wild Dragon | House of the Dragon Business EMAIL fireandbloodinquiries@gmail.com ►►Listen to the "Fire & Blood" audiobook for FREE with an Audible trial using this link ► https://www.audibletrial.com/fireandblood House of the Dragon season 2 will introduce many new dragons and dragonriders, one of them being the most dangerous dragon, the Cannibal. House of the Dragon sees House Targaryen at its best, with as many as 17 dragons alive. Some of the dragons we saw in season 1 of a Game of Thrones prequel series, but most of them are yet to appear, and in season 2 we are getting a first look at quite a few dragons. One of them is the most terrifying dragon from George R.R. Martin’s book Fire & Blood, the Cannibal, confirmed by a show-runner to appear. The Cannibal was mentioned by Daemon Targaryen in House of the Dragon season 1 finale when he said that the Cannibal is one of the three wild dragons living at Dragonstone, all three of which they will try to tame and put on Rhaenyra Targaryen’s side during the Dance of the Dragons. The Cannibal is the largest and oldest of the three wild dragons. The Cannibal is black as coal, with menacing green eyes. The Cannibal earned his name for his hostility towards House Targaryen's dragons, whom he is known to attack and devour. The Cannibal, a huge and monstrous black wild dragon who ate many Targaryen dragons, rumored to have been alive before the Targaryens even came to Westeros and rumored to be even older than Balerion the Black Dread, is going to appear in season 2 of House of the Dragon and in this video, we are talking about the Cannibal and his history as well as his role in the Targaryen civil war. We also theorize about the unknown origins of the Cannibal whose age and background is unknown, with some thinking that he is House Targaryen’s dragon gone rogue, while others theorize about him being the last Westerosi dragon, but in my theory, the Cannibal is some other Valyrian family’s dragon (non-Targaryen) who was left as egg on Dragonstone when it was Valyrian outpost before the Targaryens arrived hence why he is so antagonistic towards Targaryen dragons. After all, the smallfolk of Dragonstone does claim that the Cannibal was on Dragonstone before the Targaryens fled the Doom of Valyria and arrived to Westeros, over a hundred years before Aegon’s Conquest, a possibility that would make him, the oldest living dragon ever in Westeros, even older than Vhagar and mighty Balerion. Enjoy this video about the wild dragon Cannibal! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Game Of Thrones FireAndBlood Family Friendly