Kids are into anime, and Airbender, so we checked this out one evening. Entire family enjoyed it, including mom & dad. Creative, well done, great dialogue, cool characters. Surprised us all, and can't wait for the next season.

Great animation. The art isn't perfect, but it works. Glimpsed a mixture of Lord of the Rings and Avatar the Last Airbender; though not as good as either. I wasn't emotionally invested as I had hoped to be. Hopefully this will change in season 2.

Was really enjoyable to watch. You could tell the writers took a lot if inspiration from different places. Was sad when it was over because I wanted the story to continue. I think my biggest hang up was Rylas voice acting, the fake Irish accent was a little much. Other than that, cant wait till next season.

I am not into this kind of animation and because of it I was never really drawn towards the characters. Felt like there is a gap between what the characters are saying and their body language on the screen. I wish it looked more traditional hand drawn type animation like Avatar or Korra or the recent one Hilda - so much more expressive, fluid and detail. I guess it costs more or it is difficult to produce that kind of animation.

If you are tired of elves this one's not for you.

This is no where near as good as Avatar: The Last Airbender or The Legend of Korra. I don't understand the high praise this show is getting.

Edit: After watching season 3 ending, I have some hope for this show.

Paula Burrows used Alyssa Diaz's voice as Rayla.

I don't get all the praise this show has been receiving. It's not bad, by any means, but it's not that great either. Could it be great in the future? Sure, but the reviews are saying it already is, _right now_, and it really isn't.

I recommend this show
S1: 8/10
S2: 9/10
S3: 9/10
S4: 6/10

The Dragon Prince suffers from the same fatal flaw that The Legend of Korra did, and that there are no likable characters. Outside of maybe Claudia and Amaya, who if you haven't seen the show Amaya is a deaf character who has no spoken dialog which probably works in her favor. The entire cast is either annoying, written to be overly dumb or just plan unlikable. The reason Avatar was such a success is because you cared about its characters, even the ones your suppose to hate like Azula has qualities that make her a fan favorite.

With no investment into the characters the show just drags on. If you don't care about the characters the episodes have no meaning. The audience doesn't care if these characters succeed or fail or what they will get up to next. The episodes become boring with no vested interest and you just hope they will end and you can move on to something better.

I gave it 3 seasons that's enough for me, I won't put myself through anymore.

I was among the first people to see the first episode of Season 3 at New York Comic-Con :)

My family and I love this show very much. The simililarity to Avatar is noticeable, even if they do a lot different here. I find the art style charming and the characters simply likeable. We all can't wait for the third season to finally begin.

2 great writers and a cool premise, I cant wait

The animation is tragic.

I see this in my head animated similar to DOTA and Castlevania and I'm blown away. Then I wake up and realize what I'm actually seeing. I just don't understand how you could waste such a good opportunity and won't support it by watching any further.

**SMH**

Not sure why all the hype. It’s really not that wonderful show. Maybe for kids. The characters are very weak & the writing is choppy. No where at the scale of Avatar nor Legend of Korra. I ended up watching this in fast forward mode because I didn’t care for half the characters. I would say this is good background noise, just don’t except something exceptional like Avatar. This at most 3 or 4 rating.