About “Dota: Dragon’s Blood” in a few words:

Dota: Dragon’s Blood is an animated series based on the popular video game Dota 2. The series follows the adventures of Davion, a dragon knight, and Mirana, a princess and skilled mage, as they seek to uncover the mystery behind the dragon eggs that have been stolen from their kingdom. Along the way, they encounter a cast of diverse characters, including powerful mages, fearsome warriors, and cunning assassins, all of whom are vying for control of the dragon eggs. With stunning animation and exciting action sequences, Dota: Dragon’s Blood is a must-watch for fans of fantasy and adventure.

Meet the characters from Dota: Dragon’s Blood

Davion

Oh man, Davion is that burn-bright hero who just will not stop, like, ever — full-on knight energy with a dragon-sized chip on his shoulder. He’s brave to the point of hair-pulling stubbornness, petulant in a very honorable way, and somehow both inspiring and maddening at the same time. He wrestles with guilt and duty like it’s his full-time job, but also tells terrible jokes when things get tense (seriously, they are awful and somehow charming). He bonds with fire and dragons like it’s in his bones, though sometimes he totally forgets to eat when he’s brooding — or maybe he prefers not to, I can’t remember.

Mirana

Mirana is moonlight and momentum; a royal rebel who shoots arrows and drops one-liners, usually while looking effortlessly regal (yes, even when muddy). She commands loyalty without trying too hard and has this quiet, stubborn faith in people, which makes her both a leader and a friend you want around. Also, she rides a very dramatic animal and occasionally debates prophecy at length, then laughs and buys pastries — which is somehow her soft spot. She’s noble but messy in the best way, like she’ll plan a battle strategy and then get sidetracked by a stray kitten.

Sagan

Sagan is basically the big, fluffy silent type that will eat your face if provoked and purr like a truck if you feed him fish — huge cat energy but ancient and weird. He is loyal to a fault and moves like a shadow and a sofa combined (like graceful, then suddenly crushing). People underestimate his subtlety because he just sits and stares, which is terrifying, but also he likes belly rubs? No, probably not — but maybe. He’s more than a pet: oddly wise, oddly snarky in his expressions, and somehow an entire mood.

Fymryn

Okay Fymryn is chaotic in the best way — clever, slippery, full of street-smarts and weird trivia that she drops at the most wrong/right moments. She’s quick with a grin and quicker with a blade, but she’s also secretly very sentimental about small things (a broken teacup, a song, an old scar). Sometimes she plays the reluctant ally and other times she’s center-stage, which makes her maddeningly unpredictable but delightful. Also she collects trinkets for reasons she won’t explain, probably because they all have weird smells.

Invoker

Invoker is peak wizard lore-nerd: cryptic, condescending, and absolutely obsessed with cosmic order and clever words. He manipulates time and elements like someone arranging chess pieces, and you can feel his boredom turning into fury if you interrupt his monologue. He acts like he’s above petty feelings but has these tiny, almost human regrets tucked behind a mountain of arrogance — like he keeps an old pen he refuses to throw away. He’s brilliant and infuriating and makes you want to both applaud and throw books at him.

Slyrak

Slyrak is the dragon you both fear and want to hug if you had the gall to try — ancient, enormous, and slightly theatrical about annihilation. There’s a terrifying majesty to him, but also weirdly paternal moments where he tilts his head like a confused old dog; it’s unsettling and oddly touching. He speaks like an earthquake and acts like the weather, and yet he has little whims, like an annoying habit of hoarding socks? I may have imagined that, but he definitely hoards something.

Selemene

Selemene is the moon itself incarnate — luminous, ferocious, utterly charismatic and a little unhinged in the way only deities can be. She inspires devotion and fear in equal measure, dresses like a storm, and would absolutely win every dinner party conversation and also start the weirdest fights. She’s regal and intimate at once, like a queen who remembers everyone’s names and also judges your life choices loudly. She craves power and adoration but there are flashes where you see her loneliness, and it’s strangely human (and yes, she probably drinks too much ceremonial wine).

Luna

Luna is blade-focused focus personified: disciplined, fast, very cool under pressure, and kind of a walking “no-nonsense” poster. She leads with precision and has that silent-respect vibe, but she also sneaks in small rebellions — humming an odd tune before a fight or secretly keeping trinkets from each battle. She’s loyal to a fault and trains like it’s a religion, yet she’ll stop to pet a stray animal if no one’s looking, which is adorable and out of character. Basically: lethal, principled, and quietly sentimental (don’t tell anyone).

Terrorblade

Terrorblade is nightmare couture — suave, sadistic, and so theatrical about destruction that he almost makes villainy look fashionable. He loves to corrupt and twist souls with a smile and a flourish, theatrical monologues included, and there’s this cold, precise intellect under his chaos. He adores beauty in a very twisted way, like carving statues of things he’s already ruined, and sometimes he speaks as if he’s giving stage directions, which is both creepy and oddly elegant. You sense he’s not just evil for the fun of it; he’s got an aesthetic and a philosophy and yes, probably a playlist for his grand plans.