Dragonights
TV-14
5.5
2026
Action & Adventure
, Sci-Fi
In 2007, the Ice Goblins, led by Danacus, invaded Earth. Despite facing unexpected human resistance, the war lasted for years. However, everything changed when an unforeseen meteor crashed into a city twelve years later. From the supernatural ashes of the rubble, a group of teens rose to power and defeated Danacus. Yet, the retreat of the alien invader signals a looming return. In 2024, rising crime and Skorpion activity hint at his comeback. The "Dragonights" series follows their struggle, a tale of intergalactic conflict, human resilience, and globally recognized heroes.
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May. 01,2026
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