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New Netflix Animated Series Coming From Avatar: The Last Airbender's Creative Heads And Uncharted 3's Director
Aaron Ehasz, former co-executive producer and writer for Avatar: The Last Airbender, has announced a new animated project titled The Dragon Prince made exclusively for Netflix.
The Dragon Prince, an epic fantasy series by the head writer and director of Avatar: the Last Airbender, is coming soon to Netflix! Learn more at our San Diego Comic-Con panel on 7/21/18 @ 11AM in room 25ABC.
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Ehasz is also working with Giancarlo Volpe, director of 19 episodes of The Last Airbender, including the award-winning episode The Drill. Additionally, Justin Richmond, formerly of Naughty Dog and one of the directors of Uncharted 3, is also heading the new series as part of their studio Wonderstorm.
The short description indicates that the show will be about a quest to reunify the nations of the fantasy world and there's probably a dragon involved. It sounds similar to The Last Airbender, but you don't mess with what works.
More details will come out of San Diego Comic-Con next week, including hopefully a trailer.
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