This was George RR Martin’s criticism of ‘Game of Thrones’ that changed ‘The House of Dragon’

The dragons in ‘The House of the Dragon’ were the product of George RR Martin’s criticism of ‘Game of Thrones’.

The author of ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ expressed his dissatisfaction with the way Daenerys Targaryen’s three dragons had been depicted in ‘Game of Thrones’, during the event organized by HBO, ‘For Your Consideration‘, which took place on March 7.

“they were all the same“, asserted Martin (as reported by Deadline).

However, the fan of dragons depicted throughout the first season from ‘The House of the Dragon’ – Syrax, Vermithor, Caraxes, Meleys and Vermax – it quickly put an end to any of the writer’s reservations.

“they had personality“, said. “They came to life. It was a great satisfaction for me“.

In another part of the event, the showrunner from ‘The House of the Dragon’, Ryan Condal, revealed that a total of five new dragons will make their debut in the second seasonwhose production begins this month.

Graham McTavish, who plays Ser Harrold Westerling, has already teased that in the second season there will be much more action in the sky, as the Targaryens continue their internal war.

“I think we’ll get out of the locations we’ve been in so far“, he said. “The first season was a much more domestic experience, whereas this one will be much more fractured, and possibly will move, a little more, in the world that people are familiar with, with ‘Game of Thrones’where there was multiple storylines existing at once.”

“I imagine that will be it. And more dragons. A few will have been born by the time the series premieres again. And they grow very fast…“.

All eight seasons of ‘Game of Thrones’ are available on streaming on HBO Max. The first season of ‘The House of the Dragon’ is available on HBO Max.