'House of the Dragon' Season 2 Promises Intense Drama and Deeper Character Arcs

The Game of Thrones prequel returns with heightened conflicts and a digital fan experience.

Season 2 premieres on June 16, continuing the Targaryen civil war storyline.
Ewan Mitchell, who plays Prince Aemond, admits to not watching Game of Thrones to bring a fresh perspective.
HBO launches an AI-enabled poster generator for fans to pledge allegiance to either Rhaenyra's or Alicent's faction.
The new season features no time jumps, allowing for more immediate storytelling and character development.
Fans remember those who passed away before the new season's release, sharing tributes online.