I personally believe it's the key to interdimensional travel. Let me explain, Star touch elves are exceedingly rare in Xadia, with star mages only appearing every couple of generations. They are also described as "Other wordly" this leads me to believe Star Touches don't life on Xadia, but in an entire different plane of reality all together. I believe the key might be handed down from arch mage to arch mage and that's how Aaravos got it. I think in order for it to open a portal, it needs to combine all 6 Arcana, and thats why only arch mages use it. Now, Aaravos was imprisoned, but not by the key. I think it was likely 6 arch dragons combining their magic to toss Aaravos into another dimension. This is eluded to in the novels on multiple ocassions. I think this theory explains why Aaravos doesn't know where he is, why his prison was well chosen (as he would've created his little parlor himself) and why he can still use magic. As to where the key is being pulled to? Likely the star nexus. Now this theory isn't much else than an assumption, but i think it's likely a portal frame. The key can be used to create a portal, that leads to whatever dimension the star touches life, and where the unicorns might've fled to. (this isn't where Aaravos would be imprisoned) And it isn't like we haven't seen a portal be opened at another nexus.
In the story there was a poem about aarvos and a human woman that he helped. What if he gave the key to the woman so that she could find him? We know that he most likely made the staff for a human so it’s not far fetched that he made the key for another one.
@@xxxhero7275 Wait, he helped the Orphan Queen? She saved the world about at the same time he was imprisoned - it makes so much sense that his imprisonment is what saved the world.
I mean magic using characters seem to have a thing for staffs so it's a bit weird that maybe the strongest one doesn't have one, furthermore we know that staffs seem to boost a mages power so perhaps the reason the villains will want it is to free Aaravos as it might make him strong enough to break free.
My guess is that there’s a certain location in which the cube can be activated. Probably a location that is strong with every kind of primal magic, possibly like a nexus for all the primal sources.
I would really want to see whee are all the nexus places in the series, I hope they show to as all of them, they can't show us just the moon one and leave us just wich one
I think it frees Aaravos from that separate dimension. Perhaps, *my personal head canon*, right before he got sealed, he needed to figure out a way to return to the main universe. So he used his magic to turn the key into an actual key for someone to free him.
I believe the key unlocks Aaravos library and lab where he kept all his knowledge on magic Including life magic which he was unable to control and that it will need a master of all six primal sources to activate it
how about this. it was mentioned before that Aaravos only has access to half his former power, because he is fallen. what if the key is used to unlock that other half of his power?
I believe that Aaravos had accumulated a vast knowledge of all of the Arcanums and that he either encoded the information in the Key or the Key is the means of unlocking wherever he stored that knowledge. It's possible that Queen Zubia gave the Key to one of Harrow's ancestors in the hope that one day a human who would be able to learn Primal Magic and teach it to other humans would emerge.
There’s a good chance that Aaravos taught humans dark magic. Personally I think that humans had penal magic previously but he took it or knowledge of it. And this key unlocks it. Humans starved and struggled whereas magical creatures thrived. Surely it hadn’t always been this way.
@@Virrow yeah the thing that’s always bothered me is how had Callum been the only human to understand an arcanum. Thinking about it when humans were surrounded by magic before the continent was divided wouldn’t it have been more likely meaning there was no reason for dark magic. And eleves can learn another arcanum when they are raised by a different type of elf.
@@zoethemalnourishedvegan2800 I don't know if it's ever started where the humans of this series came from, but given their ethnic diversity, it's unlikely they evolved on Ancient Xadia. If they were immigrants, then it might explain why they lack a natural connection to the Primal Sources. It's been suggested that there had been human Primal Mages in the past, but they were few and couldn't compete with Dark Magic and died out as a result.
I think that the key probably frees Aaravos, after all when it gets close to a primal source it glows, and Aaravos has learned all primal magics meaning that if it were to get close to him all of the runes would glow, so maybe in order to free him he has to trick someone to get the cube and bring it to the mirror so taht all the runes will glow and that will and free him. Also a really interesting thing I never knew before was that the lines got longer as Callum traveled to Xadia... which meant it got longer as he traveled father away from where it was and the banther lodge is pretty close to the castle where the mirror and Aaravos is so maybe it is pointing to him. Also I know you said that it belonged to him probably way before he was imprisoned so that means it doesn't free him... but wait! Remember that several times in the show it seems Aaravos has this all knowingness. For example before Claudia even shows signs of great power like bringing Viren back to life Aaravos already states that she is a powerful asset and that they need her meaning he might have already known Viren was going to die so he needed Claudia to bring him back. And in Callum's sketchbook he says words like VISION and DESTINY are aligned with star magic so perhaps some if not all Star Touched elves can see the future so Aaravos probably knew he would be imprisoned and made the key as a way out if it ever happened which it did. Just a theory but I think it might actually be true, but we'll see. :3
Could be! Harrow could be misinformed when he said it belonged to Aaravos! I was just talking about the show has unreliable information from characters all the time XD
I personally believe that it's the key to Aaravos's contained power. It can be reasonably inferred that Aaravos is extremely strong, maybe even the strongest but we have never seen him use any of the magic, all of it was done through him passing on knowledge to Viren and manipulating him. There's not much else I could say to back this up, but I also have a few unsupported theories based off of this. 1. The location where the cube is rolling towards is the place where Aaravos's power is sealed 2. The cube lights up to primal sources of magic because it is reacting to pieces or Aaravos's power that leaked out of the seal 3. Aaravos, was the one to have created Dark Magic secretly wanting to absorb all magic within the world, allowing him to become the strongest being in the world, however, the elves and dragons disapproved of it, sealing his power away. However, Aaravos knew this and passed on the knowledge of Dark Magic to the humans (Thus why the first dark mage we saw had a staff he did not create).
May question would be 'why?'. Why is a magical artifact of an elven archmage in possession of a human kingdom? It's no coincidence. Assuming Aaravos planned this, only the humans versed in magic would see it as a peculiarity and not a toy. That would be dark mages that Aaravos has some kind of connection with. The cube might be meant to bring human tools to him. And in Aaravos' current arrest status, that will make them liberators. The cube does not open the prison, it leads mages to the prison who are strong enough to open it from the outside.
Have you considered the possibility that it might be something other than a get out of jail ploy? That it might have played a part in Aaravos unlocking the other five Arcanums?
That's a possibility, however given the tone of the story so far, I consider it more likely that Aaravos made it specifically to communicate with dark mages.
@@thenewdragonguard6670 I'm not aware that either Viren or Claudia were ever aware of the Key of Aaravos, even though they, as personal friends of the Royal Family, would have probably visited the Banther Lodge on at least one occasion. And what about the mage who trained Viren? The only instant I know of in which the Key was shown to have a Dark Magic rune on it was during Callum's fever dream, and since it was a fever dream, much of it is open to personal interpretation, and my interpretation is that Callum's subconscious was trying to process the fact that he was at a crossroads with far reaching implications. It's worth noting that Aaravos was never seen in that dream, only people Callum had personally known at that time. Furthermore, that fact that the Sky Rune on the Key was glowing at the same time he was dreaming about his mother giving him baldly needed advice tells me that the Key somehow helped him connect to the Sky Arcanum. I am aware of no action, event or decision within the Key's proximity that supports the notion that it was created using Dark Magic with malicious purpose. Admittedly I did skip over a lot, so if there is a scene supporting that notion, please tell me exactly when it happens so I can view it for myself. The Key of Aaravos was first identified by name in a letter in which Harrow expressed a wish that Callum and Ezran would abandon the narrative of power and vengeance and follow the narrative of love and forgiveness, and freeing humanity from its dependency of Dark Magic would be an important part of that vision. That is the context in which I look at the Key of Aaravos and the roll it will likely play. To me, it makes sense that in the process of mastering all six Primal Sources, Aaravos would have taken notes and kept journals that would be useful to humans trying to learn Primal Magic, and that he would lock those notes and journals in a hidden library with a magic key. If one of Harrow's ancestors had been involved in the events that got Aaravos imprisoned, then that ancestor might have taken the Key back to Katolis in the hope that it would help humans learn Primal Magic but wasn't able to follow up on that dream. It stands to reason that they Key would have then been forgotten until Harrow learned that a certain elf spared the life of one of his guards. Not everything in the Dragon Prince is doom, gloom and betrayal. Quite the opposite, brave honorable beings have joined behind a common cause despite the mistakes some of them have made.
I always assumed it unlocked the humans ability to connect with the primal sources and that's why Callum was the first human to ever be able to do magic
Yep I agree that Callum will have to learn all 6 primal magics and then hold the key up to himself to unlock it! However, I feel like he's going to learn 5 of them and then have trouble with Star Touch elf-magic-whatever because Star Touch elves are scarce, perhaps leading him to seek Aaravos?
This is NOT Avatar the Last Airbender. The conflict centers around the assumption that humans can't connect with the Primal Arcanums and the theme is how a baby dragon has become a catalyst for building bridges. That is why I believe that Calumn will help five other humans to connect with Arcanums with which they have affinities.
@@ethenallen1388 Also a good theory, but keep in mind that Aaron was the head writer of ATLA so it's a possibility he might have sub-consciously (or consciously) incorporated some elements from that show.
@@uselessturtlepie4030 Or he may have deliberately decided to make the villain of the series the only master of all seven forms of magic to avoid failing into a rut. ATLAB introduced the idea of a reincarnated entity with the ability to draw on the accumulated experience of hundreds of lifetimes right at the begining. Has such a being been mentioned in the Dragon Prince? Because without it, the idea that Calumn could aquire the skill to single handedly take down an arch mage with thousands of years of experience is ludicrous.
Well, this is my theory about that cube. King Harrow left it for Callum but did not say why, so I don't think it's the Key to Aaravos rising. So, thing inside the cube contains a fragment of the heart of the Titan. Or it holds the secret on how to stop the dark magic, for good
Callums arc is could be him having to learn all 6 primal sources so he can face Aaravos in the end when he gets freed. they won’t waste an opportunity to do that. Basically Aang vs Ozai in the final episode(s) of the Saga but with magic
maybe it's a key that releases magic in the lands of men, as the continent is literally divided in half and Callum needs to learn to connect with the elements as it's made by the creator avatar creators...
About Aaravos owning the cube, you see an image in season four that contradicts it, when Zubeia tells Ezran about him (episode 4, minute 11:25) you can see a young human, the one who appears to be the one who exposed him, is holding the cube, probably using the cube to see the truth (it seems to be the star rune was lighting up) so that means one of the two lies, and since Zubeia actually was there, and King Harro has only heard about it, I think I'll Stick to her information.
i think if the writers go in the direction of callum mastering all 6 primal sources the series will probably be very rushed because it took callum almost an entire season to learn sky magic and there are 7 confirmed seasons so unless the writers make the other seasons really really long there's not going to be enough time for callum to learn all of them. also the idea of "master all the different types of magic" or "get all the smaller McGuffins together to make a stronger McGuffin" is a very popular trope in tv and media also Aaron Ehaze already worked on a show like that so i doubt they'll do it again if they do do it and manage to pull it off before the show ends it wouldn't be original and they would have to do something really crazy and unique to make it stand out. now about the "key" part of the key i think instead of it opening aaravos' prison or unlocking something its going to have a different function entirely. i do think its going to be important but i think it will be more important or have a different use when all the runes light up simultaneously. for example we have already seen magic the can pinpoint location i think aaravos' key will do something similar except leading the way to aaravos or his prison. or the key itself could open to reveal a different McGuffin that'll be more important to the story
Yeah I agree it would take a lot of the shows time for him to learn them all. I am hoping for a timejump from season3 to 4 and in that time he could have learned more magic :)
Maybe but the problem with time skips is time is passing (obviously) but if the writers have a time skip of a few years it has to feel natural. What i mean is there has to be enough events for it to realistically feel like that time has passed. its the same story same charachters just a different time. Thats the main problem with time skips of more than a few months. another thing is if there are characterisation monents during the time skip it'll feel like theres a piece missing that the audience need to figure out and to be fair some stories work with it and make that the focus of the post time skip storyline but the way tdp is progressing having a plotline like that would probably throw off the pacing of the show. if for example there's a time skip between s3 and s4 (there probably will be already but im talking abt one thats more than 3 or 4 months long) and rayla becomes a vigilate or chaotic neutral type thing we would want to know how and why and if the story focuses on that for the first few episodes assuming the season is going to be the same length as season 3 give or take an episode or two theres only going to be so much time to develop the characters and follow-up on the preexisting plotlines like: viren coming back to life, the coocoon thing aaravos is in, and raylas desicion at the end of through the moon. all of them will have to be developed along with ezran, callum and the politics of katolis and everything else if orgot to mention. thats a lot to develop and progress in 20-30 ish episodes and if they use a few for a time skip then season 4 could just end up feeling rushed or forced also they(the writters) have to figure out what happens during the skiped time if there are any drastic changes they also need to "fix" those drastic changes if they happen. overall it'll just be too much for one seasons and even if there is a tine skip i still don't think callum will have enough time to learn all the arcanums on screen and if he learns them of screen and we don't see his journey and thought process it could feel forced and will reveal the hand of the author which is a big no no in story telling.
I think that all those people who believe that Calumn is destined to master all six Primal Arcanums are obsessed with Avatar the Last Airbender. I wouldn't pay too much attention to them.
What if Aaravos was IN the key? The key may lead to the location the spell to lock him in was casted so it can be undone. The series does has a unreliable narrator twist to it, and it seem many historical fact where forgotten or twisted so anything we learn about the past may not be 100% true.
What if the key to aravos is the key to magic as Calum didn’t have magic before hand but he traveled with the key on him slowly unlocking the magic with in. Plus it could also be the key to all human magic
This is a long theory, TL;DR at the end It's mentioned (I think on the official website) that humans wanted to learn an important lesson from the stars, and they waited so long that they ended up teaching it to themselves by accident. The lesson was patience (I think) and this could be related to the theory of Aaravos teaching dark magic to the humans or stealing their primal magic for himself. The humans only had to wait so long because the stars didn't care about them at all, so maybe Aaravos had something important to do with the humans' lesson in magic-- whether he didn't help when he could have so the humans had to do it on their own, or he got upset when they figured out some sort of dark magic. I wonder, too, if they initially learned primal magic and were too powerful with it, seeing as they wouldn't be limited to one specific (or maybe even one) primal source like elves probably are. Aaravos could have felt threatened and taken it, then acted like a savior by teaching them a more convenient form of magic: dark magic. It would have been easier, so the humans would have moved on from primal magic (note that he might not have actually stolen primal magic, but just pushed humans away from it over time). But dark magic comes at a cost, like the deterioration of your body and possibly your sanity as well (Viren is probably insane, Claudia seems to be going insane, and even Callum had that crazy dream after trying dark magic only once. People who are insane are also more easily manipulated, which would serve Aaravos well if they're super powerful), which would make humans who are highly talented more likely to die young or be rendered incapable of performing spells, sort of like what happened to Soren in season two because of trying to kill that dragon (this goal follows very similar thought patterns as those of dark magic at its core: Soren said himself that he was doing it to make their father happy at the expense of a whole dragon and town, which reflects how dark magic can do many amazing yet dangerous things at the expense of living creatures. Also, they planned to use the dragon to do more dark magic). It is also possible that Aaravos realized the humans would have been ostracized for using dark magic since it goes against the entire foundation of elven society, which would further separate the humans from power. What's more, Aaravos could have kept the humans in his debt-- maybe even bound them magically-- because they were so grateful to him for teaching them magic. If the binding still exists, or the debt hasn't been paid off, then Aaravos could call in the favour at a crucial time during the story. Maybe he finds out that Callum rediscovered primal magic, and he uses the debt that humans are in to force something upon Callum, like cutting him off from the sky arcanum, or putting a stopper on the other arcanums from within Callum (since he would have bypassed all the restrictions on the arcanums themselves), in order to prevent a significant rise in power with the humans. Or, he could recognize the potential within Callum, and manipulate him into freeing him after having taught him the other arcanums. Then, he could call upon the favour and forcefully remove Callum's access to the arcanums. Then, noting how the marks get longer when Callum is in Xadia, it is possible that they point towards Aaravos-- after all, he has mastered the arcanum for every mark on that thing, and probably created it, too. I wouldn't be at all surprised if it's bonded to him with magic or something along those lines. Not necessarily a key to the prison, then, but definitely an indicator to its whereabouts. Possibly, the cube points out the shortest route to Aaravos-- be it the mirror or the actual prison. Given that Claudia only has thirty days to make Viren's resurrection permanent, and how Aaravos loves to "help" people, this would be a good reason for the main antagonists to want the cube, and explains why she supposedly moved Viren's corpse closer to the palace (can't remember if that came from the website, a theory, or something else). She definitely knows Callum has the cube, and it would be big news that a human mage can do primal magic without a primal stone. She'd automatically assume it was helping him in some way. With both claudia and callum, two very powerful mages, working to bust Aaravos out of prison, from separate locations no less, he would certainly get out. And with Rayla gone, who knows what Callum is now willing to do? It's possible that Aaravos promised to lead him to Viren, since that's who Rayla went looking for. TL;DR, Aaravos tricked the humans into abandoning primal magic in favor of an easier way, and used their gratitude to bind them into his debt. He manipulates claudia and callum into busting him out of prison through his knowledge of saving/finding Viren and Rayla, then calls upon the favour at a really bad time for the heroes, messing up some final plan, Gravity Falls style. This could lead to a number of possible endings, vast combinations of victory and loss for the protagonists. Since this is a childrens' show, I would be surprised if they went the route of Aaravos winning, but tdp handles darker themes well, so I'm not sure what to think of that, really. Oh, and somehow Ez being able to speak to animals also ties in.
Personally can I say that as one of it's functions. The key might be able to allow for creatures to connect to a primal source. In a similar way that Callum did. But. It isn't instant and takes concentration and the ability to focus on understanding that primal source. I actually think that Aaravos actually created this as a channel for the various primal sources but didn't work like a primal stone like he intended. But instead allowed for a mild connection that with patience and consistent focus. Allowed for a person born without that connection to connect to the source and the Aaravos used that to connect himself to the various sources. This is also why it responds to the various sources in other creatures. It is designed to channel that power so of course it all works together as focus of the primal sources. It is the KEY to the primal sources within us and other's and it understands and wants to channel that. In Calum or Calem's dream whne he connected to the primal source of the sky, it showed itself promenently in that dream. And if anything I believe that if used properly can allow for the consistent and conjuctive use of various sources together. Now I don't think this is nearly as likely but why was Aarvaros sealed away? That is someothing that I think to many people forget about. There is no explanation about who or why? And how does the key work in this. Well I think that the key actually was used by various mages together to seal him away and remove him from all of the world. giving him no direct control over any of the sources which is why he can only channel the source through viran. Not in his world not that we have seen this suppported overall but I think it could be likely. Anyway all of this is just a theory anyway. Although I don't demean Calum's gaining his primal source and I would love a natural way or form to bond with the primal source or maybe in a nexus but still it is just a theory. But also I think that this definitely work. The thing is that maybe all creatures could bond to the arcanum and that some people have more affinity for it then others? Maybe that's why Callum is the only person known to have bonded with a source as human. I think that to bond to a source that you need one or more of these various things before gaining the understanding and properly bonding. - Affinity with the sources - Magical heritage - Key of Aaravos - Experience of magic that causes the realisation There may be more but I think that you need one or more of these to be able to connect to the primal arcanum and use magic. The more of these you experience the more likely you have a chance to bond to that arcanum. I think it is also plausable that dark magic actually opens these "Gates" inside of you to these arcanums and allows for these connections but forces the channeling of it. And Callum rejecting it and the key of Aarvaros channeling the sky arcanum allowed him to finally to connect properly thorugh his own self determinism. Once again just a theory.
What if the key to Aaravos is where arrovos is imprisoned , in season 4 an illustration showed that the dragons imprisoned arravos in soms sort of concentrated prison and it looks kind of like the cube callum has
Speculation: The key WILL be used to free him, but not exactly how you'd expect. Someone like Aaravos would not keep a random item. The Key of Aaravos is a key. You could say it's a key to his power. Maybe, if Claudia, Viren, or the worm thing gets it to Aaravos, he would regain enough power to escape from the cage, and begin the end. Maybe to release its currently non-existent power _could_ be released by all of the runes being activated. I am becoming too lore-hungry. Does anyone know how to time travel or speed up time?
Man I can’t freakin wait 👊😌 👑⚡️🐉⚡️👑 🌪🌕☀️⛰🌊⭐️🖤 Also I got a theory The Cube ( Key of Aaravos ) Looks like the same material as The Mirror he is in prisoned and free him from it
It’s currently 3 AM, my family is asleep and I already said goodnight to my boyfriend, keep in mind I have school, I have 2 options 1. Stay up all night and watch the dragon prince theory’s and just go early in the morning to get a energy drink. 2. Go to sleep so that I can stay up and hear the rules about the school for the 5th time The answer is number 1
Key to forging a connection to the primal sources that's how Calum forged his connection to the sky primal and if Ezran was exposed to it at a younger age than Calum that's why he can talk to animals That can be how Aaravos mastered all the primal sources
Good video! POV: You're watching this short after you finished season 5, your mother is sleeping in the room next to your room and you can't stop laughing because of Rayla saying: "nO wInTeR, nO hUmAnS" XD
i know you said that it probably wouldnt make sense that the key of Aaravos probably isnt the key to free him, but he is a Startouch Elf which means he can see the future, maybe he saw he was going to be imprisoned and decided to make a key beforehand? although this doesn’t make too much sense either but it could be possible, he can see the future!
In all of this I have a question....when Callum saw the dark magic symbol on the cube in his dream, what does it exactly represent? I mean it is clear Earth's are mountains and ocean's are waves but where coulddark magic symbol come from?
I just barely started the video and I got a Thought what if and I have seen season four, what if it unlocks his mirror? I won’t be explaining this as there would be spoilers but if you’ve seen all the seasons then you can probably piece this together yourself
6.08 , I throught its call The Key of Aaravos ,because Aaravos was who made it in the 1st place like how marvel's the eye of agamotto was made by the 1st Sorcerer Supreme name Agamotto ,,
My theory is that the key will unlock something yet when all the natural primesources are at strongest for example I bet that the sun and moon will be at an eclipse
Mmmm, I wonder if...Callum thinks it is destiny but maybe that was too part of aaravos plan? Think about it, some says star touch elves can see the future, well maybe they actually can or at least the most powerful ones...not every detail of course, but parts, glimpse that they can then reconnect logically that could be one of the reason why aaravos always acts like he can see the bigger picture. Aaravos might have known he would be imprisoned, about being freed by a human, about his key ending in a human mage hands....and let it happen. Sure he does not know everything, like he acted surprised by raylas two times. Perhaps the key is not the key, perhaps Callum is the key, and the something powerful might be simply change, a change planned by aaravos. That might be interesting since one of the topic of this series is to defy destiny. But it is just a theory
1. Aravos never lies, but that dosent men that he tell the entier truts. Like that are many probely outcoms, and he is sekretly ploting to one spesefic goal! I dont now. 2. Is it posibel that the cube/box have a pasiv efekt to unloc/relise ons pontential of the sorces of magic, helping on the path/a boster in magic, on the path to mastery of the corses to help the box relise it self/open up?
how about the key of aravos is uset to take all the arkiniums from difrend sorses and combine them into one being. so thats how aravos was able to master all six primal sorses.
I think the key locks or unlocked dark magic because Aaravos manipulate people to start wars so it could be possible that aaravos gave humans dark magic to start conflict
ok I want to update, Davon confirmed that the key is very relevant but that it is not what you think so surely it is neither the key to the prison of Aaravos, nor the prison, because we can see the orphaned queen holding said cube in theory When he discovered the truth, I also doubt that he would keep said cube and pass it on from generation to generation. I believe that the cube is something that not even aaravos could decipher and that he knew it contained and was the key to a great power that would surpass him. So the queen hid him in the hope that she would be the key to stop him. I think it could be the key to a new primary source. more powerful than dark magic
King harrow clearly stated in the final goodbye letter the key drawer has been where the cube was in. King harrow must have known it was a powerful key to the primal sources to put it in the key drawer, or was it just a coincidence. if it wasn't a coincidence why didn't king Harrow use it?
Round of applause to this man for keeping us alive till season 4 👏
Thanks Emily! I appreciate you all still watching :D
Is it coming? I am out of the loop
@@drakkonflare6487 same I think it’s coming soon
@@drakkonflare6487 Seasons 4-7 have been confirmed! :D
@@Virrow That has been confirmed about a year ago I think you're losing your marbles Virrow.
I personally believe it's the key to interdimensional travel. Let me explain, Star touch elves are exceedingly rare in Xadia, with star mages only appearing every couple of generations. They are also described as "Other wordly" this leads me to believe Star Touches don't life on Xadia, but in an entire different plane of reality all together. I believe the key might be handed down from arch mage to arch mage and that's how Aaravos got it. I think in order for it to open a portal, it needs to combine all 6 Arcana, and thats why only arch mages use it. Now, Aaravos was imprisoned, but not by the key. I think it was likely 6 arch dragons combining their magic to toss Aaravos into another dimension. This is eluded to in the novels on multiple ocassions. I think this theory explains why Aaravos doesn't know where he is, why his prison was well chosen (as he would've created his little parlor himself) and why he can still use magic.
As to where the key is being pulled to? Likely the star nexus. Now this theory isn't much else than an assumption, but i think it's likely a portal frame. The key can be used to create a portal, that leads to whatever dimension the star touches life, and where the unicorns might've fled to. (this isn't where Aaravos would be imprisoned) And it isn't like we haven't seen a portal be opened at another nexus.
That is really interesting! Haven't heard this one before! :D
The star nexus!! Genius!
This comment gives me hope that I can make my fanfic which has a traveler from our world during nuclear apocalypse
In the story there was a poem about aarvos and a human woman that he helped. What if he gave the key to the woman so that she could find him? We know that he most likely made the staff for a human so it’s not far fetched that he made the key for another one.
@@xxxhero7275 Wait, he helped the Orphan Queen? She saved the world about at the same time he was imprisoned - it makes so much sense that his imprisonment is what saved the world.
Whatever it leads to must be quiet valuable because Aaravos secured it with 6-Factor-Authentication 😂
This made laugh out loud! XD
I think to free Aaravos could be _one_ of the key's purposes. However, I think it holds power beyond that that Aaravos will likely try to reclaim.
Could be! Thanks for watching! :D
Unless Aaravos has some type of clairvoyance powers, it would be weird he made his own key to his own prison
I agree XD
he does, it says so in Callums Spellbook!
@@Virrow what if it's the key to Aaravos' staff
I mean magic using characters seem to have a thing for staffs so it's a bit weird that maybe the strongest one doesn't have one, furthermore we know that staffs seem to boost a mages power so perhaps the reason the villains will want it is to free Aaravos as it might make him strong enough to break free.
My guess is that there’s a certain location in which the cube can be activated. Probably a location that is strong with every kind of primal magic, possibly like a nexus for all the primal sources.
Oooooooo that makes sense!
I would really want to see whee are all the nexus places in the series, I hope they show to as all of them, they can't show us just the moon one and leave us just wich one
Or the spot where u triangulate all the nexus
_no winter no humans_
-Rayla once said sarcasticly
Its the winter lodge! Theres no humans there.
“No winter no humans” said Rayla sarcastically
I think it frees Aaravos from that separate dimension. Perhaps, *my personal head canon*, right before he got sealed, he needed to figure out a way to return to the main universe. So he used his magic to turn the key into an actual key for someone to free him.
That would be really cool! :D
I believe the key unlocks Aaravos library and lab where he kept all his knowledge on magic
Including life magic which he was unable to control
and that it will need a master of all six primal sources to activate it
That makes alot of sense and I can definitely see the show going that way :D
how about this. it was mentioned before that Aaravos only has access to half his former power, because he is fallen. what if the key is used to unlock that other half of his power?
I was thinking that, too.
That makes alot of sense :D
I’m very happy you made this series!
Thank you so much! I am glad you like it! :D
@@Virrow I don’t have time to watch the vid rn but as soon as I can I’ll give you my opinion
I believe that Aaravos had accumulated a vast knowledge of all of the Arcanums and that he either encoded the information in the Key or the Key is the means of unlocking wherever he stored that knowledge. It's possible that Queen Zubia gave the Key to one of Harrow's ancestors in the hope that one day a human who would be able to learn Primal Magic and teach it to other humans would emerge.
That is really cool! I think it's definitely gonna be something like that
@@Virrow Do you think that Aaravos wants to punish Xadia for it's arrogance?
@@shivangparikh2933 oh yes
@@Virrow How is Aaravos planning out breaking out of his mirror prison through a stupid caterpillar and is he going to dump Viren for Callum?
Through the magic he absorbed from Zym at the end of season 3
There’s a good chance that Aaravos taught humans dark magic. Personally I think that humans had penal magic previously but he took it or knowledge of it. And this key unlocks it. Humans starved and struggled whereas magical creatures thrived. Surely it hadn’t always been this way.
I am definitely expecting the reveal of Aaravos teaching humans dark magic :D
@@Virrow yeah the thing that’s always bothered me is how had Callum been the only human to understand an arcanum. Thinking about it when humans were surrounded by magic before the continent was divided wouldn’t it have been more likely meaning there was no reason for dark magic. And eleves can learn another arcanum when they are raised by a different type of elf.
@@zoethemalnourishedvegan2800 I don't know if it's ever started where the humans of this series came from, but given their ethnic diversity, it's unlikely they evolved on Ancient Xadia. If they were immigrants, then it might explain why they lack a natural connection to the Primal Sources.
It's been suggested that there had been human Primal Mages in the past, but they were few and couldn't compete with Dark Magic and died out as a result.
I think that the key probably frees Aaravos, after all when it gets close to a primal source it glows, and Aaravos has learned all primal magics meaning that if it were to get close to him all of the runes would glow, so maybe in order to free him he has to trick someone to get the cube and bring it to the mirror so taht all the runes will glow and that will and free him. Also a really interesting thing I never knew before was that the lines got longer as Callum traveled to Xadia... which meant it got longer as he traveled father away from where it was and the banther lodge is pretty close to the castle where the mirror and Aaravos is so maybe it is pointing to him. Also I know you said that it belonged to him probably way before he was imprisoned so that means it doesn't free him... but wait! Remember that several times in the show it seems Aaravos has this all knowingness. For example before Claudia even shows signs of great power like bringing Viren back to life Aaravos already states that she is a powerful asset and that they need her meaning he might have already known Viren was going to die so he needed Claudia to bring him back. And in Callum's sketchbook he says words like VISION and DESTINY are aligned with star magic so perhaps some if not all Star Touched elves can see the future so Aaravos probably knew he would be imprisoned and made the key as a way out if it ever happened which it did. Just a theory but I think it might actually be true, but we'll see. :3
Could be! Harrow could be misinformed when he said it belonged to Aaravos! I was just talking about the show has unreliable information from characters all the time XD
@@Virrow imagine Aaravos being able to see the future😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I personally believe that it's the key to Aaravos's contained power. It can be reasonably inferred that Aaravos is extremely strong, maybe even the strongest but we have never seen him use any of the magic, all of it was done through him passing on knowledge to Viren and manipulating him. There's not much else I could say to back this up, but I also have a few unsupported theories based off of this.
1. The location where the cube is rolling towards is the place where Aaravos's power is sealed
2. The cube lights up to primal sources of magic because it is reacting to pieces or Aaravos's power that leaked out of the seal
3. Aaravos, was the one to have created Dark Magic secretly wanting to absorb all magic within the world, allowing him to become the strongest being in the world, however, the elves and dragons disapproved of it, sealing his power away. However, Aaravos knew this and passed on the knowledge of Dark Magic to the humans (Thus why the first dark mage we saw had a staff he did not create).
The more we learn about Aaravos the more he shows why the power he has must NEVER be allowed to settle in ANY one set os hands.
I love this video and I agree the key could actually be extremely powerful.
Thanks for watching Julia! :D
May question would be 'why?'. Why is a magical artifact of an elven archmage in possession of a human kingdom? It's no coincidence. Assuming Aaravos planned this, only the humans versed in magic would see it as a peculiarity and not a toy. That would be dark mages that Aaravos has some kind of connection with. The cube might be meant to bring human tools to him. And in Aaravos' current arrest status, that will make them liberators. The cube does not open the prison, it leads mages to the prison who are strong enough to open it from the outside.
Have you considered the possibility that it might be something other than a get out of jail ploy?
That it might have played a part in Aaravos unlocking the other five Arcanums?
That's a possibility, however given the tone of the story so far, I consider it more likely that Aaravos made it specifically to communicate with dark mages.
@@thenewdragonguard6670 I'm not aware that either Viren or Claudia were ever aware of the Key of Aaravos, even though they, as personal friends of the Royal Family, would have probably visited the Banther Lodge on at least one occasion. And what about the mage who trained Viren?
The only instant I know of in which the Key was shown to have a Dark Magic rune on it was during Callum's fever dream, and since it was a fever dream, much of it is open to personal interpretation, and my interpretation is that Callum's subconscious was trying to process the fact that he was at a crossroads with far reaching implications. It's worth noting that Aaravos was never seen in that dream, only people Callum had personally known at that time. Furthermore, that fact that the Sky Rune on the Key was glowing at the same time he was dreaming about his mother giving him baldly needed advice tells me that the Key somehow helped him connect to the Sky Arcanum.
I am aware of no action, event or decision within the Key's proximity that supports the notion that it was created using Dark Magic with malicious purpose. Admittedly I did skip over a lot, so if there is a scene supporting that notion, please tell me exactly when it happens so I can view it for myself.
The Key of Aaravos was first identified by name in a letter in which Harrow expressed a wish that Callum and Ezran would abandon the narrative of power and vengeance and follow the narrative of love and forgiveness, and freeing humanity from its dependency of Dark Magic would be an important part of that vision. That is the context in which I look at the Key of Aaravos and the roll it will likely play.
To me, it makes sense that in the process of mastering all six Primal Sources, Aaravos would have taken notes and kept journals that would be useful to humans trying to learn Primal Magic, and that he would lock those notes and journals in a hidden library with a magic key. If one of Harrow's ancestors had been involved in the events that got Aaravos imprisoned, then that ancestor might have taken the Key back to Katolis in the hope that it would help humans learn Primal Magic but wasn't able to follow up on that dream. It stands to reason that they Key would have then been forgotten until Harrow learned that a certain elf spared the life of one of his guards.
Not everything in the Dragon Prince is doom, gloom and betrayal. Quite the opposite, brave honorable beings have joined behind a common cause despite the mistakes some of them have made.
Okay, that opening sequence alone deserves a shout-out.
I always assumed it unlocked the humans ability to connect with the primal sources and that's why Callum was the first human to ever be able to do magic
Yep I agree that Callum will have to learn all 6 primal magics and then hold the key up to himself to unlock it! However, I feel like he's going to learn 5 of them and then have trouble with Star Touch elf-magic-whatever because Star Touch elves are scarce, perhaps leading him to seek Aaravos?
This is NOT Avatar the Last Airbender.
The conflict centers around the assumption that humans can't connect with the Primal Arcanums and the theme is how a baby dragon has become a catalyst for building bridges. That is why I believe that Calumn will help five other humans to connect with Arcanums with which they have affinities.
@@ethenallen1388 Also a good theory, but keep in mind that Aaron was the head writer of ATLA so it's a possibility he might have sub-consciously (or consciously) incorporated some elements from that show.
@@uselessturtlepie4030 Or he may have deliberately decided to make the villain of the series the only master of all seven forms of magic to avoid failing into a rut. ATLAB introduced the idea of a reincarnated entity with the ability to draw on the accumulated experience of hundreds of lifetimes right at the begining. Has such a being been mentioned in the Dragon Prince? Because without it, the idea that Calumn could aquire the skill to single handedly take down an arch mage with thousands of years of experience is ludicrous.
@@ethenallen1388 yet falls in line with just about any show with powers considering it is also FICTION
Well, this is my theory about that cube. King Harrow left it for Callum but did not say why, so I don't think it's the Key to Aaravos rising. So, thing inside the cube contains a fragment of the heart of the Titan. Or it holds the secret on how to stop the dark magic, for good
Callums arc is could be him having to learn all 6 primal sources so he can face Aaravos in the end when he gets freed. they won’t waste an opportunity to do that. Basically Aang vs Ozai in the final episode(s) of the Saga but with magic
Yeah I think that could be cool:D
How about Calumn teaching other humans to connect with their own Arcanums?
@@ethenallen1388 I mean, that would deem the whole “humans can’t do magic” useless
@@justscpf1630 but didn't Callum already deem it useless
maybe it's a key that releases magic in the lands of men, as the continent is literally divided in half and Callum needs to learn to connect with the elements as it's made by the creator avatar creators...
That could be really cool! :D
Harrow could easily be misinformed when he said it belonged to Aaravos, but yeah it makes sense that it belonged to him
That is always possible! I think I was just talking about how the show lies all the time in a different vid XD
About Aaravos owning the cube, you see an image in season four that contradicts it, when Zubeia tells Ezran about him (episode 4, minute 11:25) you can see a young human, the one who appears to be the one who exposed him, is holding the cube, probably using the cube to see the truth (it seems to be the star rune was lighting up) so that means one of the two lies, and since Zubeia actually was there, and King Harro has only heard about it, I think I'll Stick to her information.
may be this key will teach callum to unlock the primal sources. this can be a some kind a guiding tool for mages.
I think the key of Aaravos will unlock callum to use all 6 primal magic/ primal source
i think if the writers go in the direction of callum mastering all 6 primal sources the series will probably be very rushed because it took callum almost an entire season to learn sky magic and there are 7 confirmed seasons so unless the writers make the other seasons really really long there's not going to be enough time for callum to learn all of them. also the idea of "master all the different types of magic" or "get all the smaller McGuffins together to make a stronger McGuffin" is a very popular trope in tv and media also Aaron Ehaze already worked on a show like that so i doubt they'll do it again if they do do it and manage to pull it off before the show ends it wouldn't be original and they would have to do something really crazy and unique to make it stand out.
now about the "key" part of the key i think instead of it opening aaravos' prison or unlocking something its going to have a different function entirely. i do think its going to be important but i think it will be more important or have a different use when all the runes light up simultaneously. for example we have already seen magic the can pinpoint location i think aaravos' key will do something similar except leading the way to aaravos or his prison. or the key itself could open to reveal a different McGuffin that'll be more important to the story
Yeah I agree it would take a lot of the shows time for him to learn them all. I am hoping for a timejump from season3 to 4 and in that time he could have learned more magic :)
Do you think a time jump could help solve the problem of taking too much time?
Maybe but the problem with time skips is time is passing (obviously) but if the writers have a time skip of a few years it has to feel natural. What i mean is there has to be enough events for it to realistically feel like that time has passed. its the same story same charachters just a different time. Thats the main problem with time skips of more than a few months. another thing is if there are characterisation monents during the time skip it'll feel like theres a piece missing that the audience need to figure out and to be fair some stories work with it and make that the focus of the post time skip storyline but the way tdp is progressing having a plotline like that would probably throw off the pacing of the show. if for example there's a time skip between s3 and s4 (there probably will be already but im talking abt one thats more than 3 or 4 months long) and rayla becomes a vigilate or chaotic neutral type thing we would want to know how and why and if the story focuses on that for the first few episodes assuming the season is going to be the same length as season 3 give or take an episode or two theres only going to be so much time to develop the characters and follow-up on the preexisting plotlines like: viren coming back to life, the coocoon thing aaravos is in, and raylas desicion at the end of through the moon. all of them will have to be developed along with ezran, callum and the politics of katolis and everything else if orgot to mention. thats a lot to develop and progress in 20-30 ish episodes and if they use a few for a time skip then season 4 could just end up feeling rushed or forced also they(the writters) have to figure out what happens during the skiped time if there are any drastic changes they also need to "fix" those drastic changes if they happen. overall it'll just be too much for one seasons and even if there is a tine skip i still don't think callum will have enough time to learn all the arcanums on screen and if he learns them of screen and we don't see his journey and thought process it could feel forced and will reveal the hand of the author which is a big no no in story telling.
I think that all those people who believe that Calumn is destined to master all six Primal Arcanums are obsessed with Avatar the Last Airbender. I wouldn't pay too much attention to them.
What if Aaravos was IN the key? The key may lead to the location the spell to lock him in was casted so it can be undone. The series does has a unreliable narrator twist to it, and it seem many historical fact where forgotten or twisted so anything we learn about the past may not be 100% true.
Theory: the key is pulled toward aarovos, the owner. That's all. It's a compass to him.
What if the key to aravos is the key to magic as Calum didn’t have magic before hand but he traveled with the key on him slowly unlocking the magic with in.
Plus it could also be the key to all human magic
I think it holds the power to master all 6 arcanum's
This is a long theory, TL;DR at the end
It's mentioned (I think on the official website) that humans wanted to learn an important lesson from the stars, and they waited so long that they ended up teaching it to themselves by accident. The lesson was patience (I think) and this could be related to the theory of Aaravos teaching dark magic to the humans or stealing their primal magic for himself. The humans only had to wait so long because the stars didn't care about them at all, so maybe Aaravos had something important to do with the humans' lesson in magic-- whether he didn't help when he could have so the humans had to do it on their own, or he got upset when they figured out some sort of dark magic. I wonder, too, if they initially learned primal magic and were too powerful with it, seeing as they wouldn't be limited to one specific (or maybe even one) primal source like elves probably are. Aaravos could have felt threatened and taken it, then acted like a savior by teaching them a more convenient form of magic: dark magic. It would have been easier, so the humans would have moved on from primal magic (note that he might not have actually stolen primal magic, but just pushed humans away from it over time). But dark magic comes at a cost, like the deterioration of your body and possibly your sanity as well (Viren is probably insane, Claudia seems to be going insane, and even Callum had that crazy dream after trying dark magic only once. People who are insane are also more easily manipulated, which would serve Aaravos well if they're super powerful), which would make humans who are highly talented more likely to die young or be rendered incapable of performing spells, sort of like what happened to Soren in season two because of trying to kill that dragon (this goal follows very similar thought patterns as those of dark magic at its core: Soren said himself that he was doing it to make their father happy at the expense of a whole dragon and town, which reflects how dark magic can do many amazing yet dangerous things at the expense of living creatures. Also, they planned to use the dragon to do more dark magic). It is also possible that Aaravos realized the humans would have been ostracized for using dark magic since it goes against the entire foundation of elven society, which would further separate the humans from power. What's more, Aaravos could have kept the humans in his debt-- maybe even bound them magically-- because they were so grateful to him for teaching them magic. If the binding still exists, or the debt hasn't been paid off, then Aaravos could call in the favour at a crucial time during the story. Maybe he finds out that Callum rediscovered primal magic, and he uses the debt that humans are in to force something upon Callum, like cutting him off from the sky arcanum, or putting a stopper on the other arcanums from within Callum (since he would have bypassed all the restrictions on the arcanums themselves), in order to prevent a significant rise in power with the humans. Or, he could recognize the potential within Callum, and manipulate him into freeing him after having taught him the other arcanums. Then, he could call upon the favour and forcefully remove Callum's access to the arcanums.
Then, noting how the marks get longer when Callum is in Xadia, it is possible that they point towards Aaravos-- after all, he has mastered the arcanum for every mark on that thing, and probably created it, too. I wouldn't be at all surprised if it's bonded to him with magic or something along those lines. Not necessarily a key to the prison, then, but definitely an indicator to its whereabouts. Possibly, the cube points out the shortest route to Aaravos-- be it the mirror or the actual prison. Given that Claudia only has thirty days to make Viren's resurrection permanent, and how Aaravos loves to "help" people, this would be a good reason for the main antagonists to want the cube, and explains why she supposedly moved Viren's corpse closer to the palace (can't remember if that came from the website, a theory, or something else). She definitely knows Callum has the cube, and it would be big news that a human mage can do primal magic without a primal stone. She'd automatically assume it was helping him in some way. With both claudia and callum, two very powerful mages, working to bust Aaravos out of prison, from separate locations no less, he would certainly get out. And with Rayla gone, who knows what Callum is now willing to do? It's possible that Aaravos promised to lead him to Viren, since that's who Rayla went looking for.
TL;DR, Aaravos tricked the humans into abandoning primal magic in favor of an easier way, and used their gratitude to bind them into his debt. He manipulates claudia and callum into busting him out of prison through his knowledge of saving/finding Viren and Rayla, then calls upon the favour at a really bad time for the heroes, messing up some final plan, Gravity Falls style. This could lead to a number of possible endings, vast combinations of victory and loss for the protagonists. Since this is a childrens' show, I would be surprised if they went the route of Aaravos winning, but tdp handles darker themes well, so I'm not sure what to think of that, really. Oh, and somehow Ez being able to speak to animals also ties in.
I like this theory a lot! Thanks for posting! :D
Personally can I say that as one of it's functions. The key might be able to allow for creatures to connect to a primal source. In a similar way that Callum did. But. It isn't instant and takes concentration and the ability to focus on understanding that primal source. I actually think that Aaravos actually created this as a channel for the various primal sources but didn't work like a primal stone like he intended. But instead allowed for a mild connection that with patience and consistent focus. Allowed for a person born without that connection to connect to the source and the Aaravos used that to connect himself to the various sources. This is also why it responds to the various sources in other creatures. It is designed to channel that power so of course it all works together as focus of the primal sources. It is the KEY to the primal sources within us and other's and it understands and wants to channel that. In Calum or Calem's dream whne he connected to the primal source of the sky, it showed itself promenently in that dream. And if anything I believe that if used properly can allow for the consistent and conjuctive use of various sources together.
Now I don't think this is nearly as likely but why was Aarvaros sealed away? That is someothing that I think to many people forget about. There is no explanation about who or why? And how does the key work in this. Well I think that the key actually was used by various mages together to seal him away and remove him from all of the world. giving him no direct control over any of the sources which is why he can only channel the source through viran. Not in his world not that we have seen this suppported overall but I think it could be likely.
Anyway all of this is just a theory anyway.
Although I don't demean Calum's gaining his primal source and I would love a natural way or form to bond with the primal source or maybe in a nexus but still it is just a theory.
But also I think that this definitely work. The thing is that maybe all creatures could bond to the arcanum and that some people have more affinity for it then others? Maybe that's why Callum is the only person known to have bonded with a source as human. I think that to bond to a source that you need one or more of these various things before gaining the understanding and properly bonding.
- Affinity with the sources
- Magical heritage
- Key of Aaravos
- Experience of magic that causes the realisation
There may be more but I think that you need one or more of these to be able to connect to the primal arcanum and use magic.
The more of these you experience the more likely you have a chance to bond to that arcanum. I think it is also plausable that dark magic actually opens these "Gates" inside of you to these arcanums and allows for these connections but forces the channeling of it. And Callum rejecting it and the key of Aarvaros channeling the sky arcanum allowed him to finally to connect properly thorugh his own self determinism.
Once again just a theory.
That's close to an early idea I've had. I don't think the Key has anything to do with Aaravos being imprisoned, however.
What if the key to Aaravos is where arrovos is imprisoned , in season 4 an illustration showed that the dragons imprisoned arravos in soms sort of concentrated prison and it looks kind of like the cube callum has
Speculation:
The key WILL be used to free him, but not exactly how you'd expect. Someone like Aaravos would not keep a random item. The Key of Aaravos is a key. You could say it's a key to his power. Maybe, if Claudia, Viren, or the worm thing gets it to Aaravos, he would regain enough power to escape from the cage, and begin the end. Maybe to release its currently non-existent power _could_ be released by all of the runes being activated.
I am becoming too lore-hungry.
Does anyone know how to time travel or speed up time?
Man I can’t freakin wait
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Also I got a theory
The Cube ( Key of Aaravos )
Looks like the same material as The Mirror he is in prisoned and free him from it
I know it’s off topic but why does Aravos have to be so beautiful?! 😔
I know right?!??!?!?!? XD
the biggest twist is that aaravos is not the villain but a victim of the dragons who knows
I think something like that is gonna happen
It’s currently 3 AM, my family is asleep and I already said goodnight to my boyfriend, keep in mind I have school, I have 2 options
1. Stay up all night and watch the dragon prince theory’s and just go early in the morning to get a energy drink.
2. Go to sleep so that I can stay up and hear the rules about the school for the 5th time
The answer is number 1
Key to forging a connection to the primal sources that's how Calum forged his connection to the sky primal and if Ezran was exposed to it at a younger age than Calum that's why he can talk to animals
That can be how Aaravos mastered all the primal sources
That very well could be the case!
There aren’t that many star touch elves. Maybe aarovos locked them up somewhere.
Good video!
POV: You're watching this short after you finished season 5, your mother is sleeping in the room next to your room and you can't stop laughing because of Rayla saying: "nO wInTeR, nO hUmAnS"
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i know you said that it probably wouldnt make sense that the key of Aaravos probably isnt the key to free him, but he is a Startouch Elf which means he can see the future, maybe he saw he was going to be imprisoned and decided to make a key beforehand? although this doesn’t make too much sense either but it could be possible, he can see the future!
In all of this I have a question....when Callum saw the dark magic symbol on the cube in his dream, what does it exactly represent? I mean it is clear Earth's are mountains and ocean's are waves but where coulddark magic symbol come from?
It sort of resembles a staff like viren's or the guy who fought sol regem's .
I just barely started the video and I got a Thought what if and I have seen season four, what if it unlocks his mirror? I won’t be explaining this as there would be spoilers but if you’ve seen all the seasons then you can probably piece this together yourself
6.08 , I throught its call The Key of Aaravos ,because Aaravos was who made it in the 1st place like how marvel's the eye of agamotto was made by the 1st Sorcerer Supreme name Agamotto ,,
It's funny! I just got done watching season 4 and I just had a crazy theory that the key of aaravos is the prison.
Could be!
My theory is that the key will unlock something yet when all the natural primesources are at strongest for example I bet that the sun and moon will be at an eclipse
Mmmm, I wonder if...Callum thinks it is destiny but maybe that was too part of aaravos plan? Think about it, some says star touch elves can see the future, well maybe they actually can or at least the most powerful ones...not every detail of course, but parts, glimpse that they can then reconnect logically that could be one of the reason why aaravos always acts like he can see the bigger picture.
Aaravos might have known he would be imprisoned, about being freed by a human, about his key ending in a human mage hands....and let it happen. Sure he does not know everything, like he acted surprised by raylas two times.
Perhaps the key is not the key, perhaps Callum is the key, and the something powerful might be simply change, a change planned by aaravos. That might be interesting since one of the topic of this series is to defy destiny.
But it is just a theory
1. Aravos never lies, but that dosent men that he tell the entier truts. Like that are many probely outcoms, and he is sekretly ploting to one spesefic goal! I dont now.
2. Is it posibel that the cube/box have a pasiv efekt to unloc/relise ons pontential of the sorces of magic, helping on the path/a boster in magic, on the path to mastery of the corses to help the box relise it self/open up?
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Yeah you are first look I don’t see anyone else
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how about the key of aravos is uset to take all the arkiniums from difrend sorses and combine them into one being. so thats how aravos was able to master all six primal sorses.
I think the key locks or unlocked dark magic because Aaravos manipulate people to start wars so it could be possible that aaravos gave humans dark magic to start conflict
ok I want to update, Davon confirmed that the key is very relevant but that it is not what you think so surely it is neither the key to the prison of Aaravos, nor the prison, because we can see the orphaned queen holding said cube in theory When he discovered the truth, I also doubt that he would keep said cube and pass it on from generation to generation. I believe that the cube is something that not even aaravos could decipher and that he knew it contained and was the key to a great power that would surpass him. So the queen hid him in the hope that she would be the key to stop him. I think it could be the key to a new primary source. more powerful than dark magic
King harrow clearly stated in the final goodbye letter the key drawer has been where the cube was in. King harrow must have known it was a powerful key to the primal sources to put it in the key drawer, or was it just a coincidence. if it wasn't a coincidence why didn't king Harrow use it?
I have one question there are arhcdragons yes masters of a element what if they need to gather all of them.
That cube on dragon Prince Mozzy nutter q block magic key off the movie hellraiser done the same thing it was a puzzle block
Could it be the key to his home from before he was imprisoned
what if the Aaravos was traped in side his vary own key. and the map they fowned was the keys original whereabouts and it was the key to freeing him
I think that would be really cool
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Bloodmoon Huntress coming out tomorrow! Hype
Pretty sure it's been pushed back to April:\
@@Virrow oh wait, I read it wrong, JULY 19, 🤦
And did it fr get pushed back? Amazon says it’s releasing on July the 19th
Forgot it’s still March
That would be great! If heard it got pushed back to April lol
🤦♂️ forgot april is before July, so not pushed back, but releasing a few months early
I was asleep and missed it , but this is amity blight I just changed my name and pfp
I like how you regenerate into new forms like Doctor Who LOL 🤣
@@Virrow thx 😆
Is it possible that aarovos be Callum distant direct ancestor or biological father?
Sure it's possible
Will you or anyone else make a video on ezrans animal talk and his obvious connection to zym?
I actually have that on my video idea list lol
I am still open to the option that it is the key to aaravos freedom
Could be! Anything's possible until it's been disproven in the show :D
Secret in real: It's a toy
That would be so funny! XD
it could be able to take someone to the star nexus
How is he the master of all six primal sources when he is only a star touch elf
0:30 what does this numbers 8-5 9-19 9-14 20-8-5 2-9-18-4 means?
Each number corresponds to a letter in the alphabet
Ok, so what does it mean????
@@SerowyKról-CheeseKing i will leave that mystery to you ;)
Noooooooo
I will find the translation.......and then......tell the translation......to.......EVERYBODY
I think the key is a primal source.
I have no dragon prince stuff Does anyone know where to get them
I gotchu fam! www.hottopic.com/pop-culture/shop-by-license/the-dragon-prince/
Thank you
When there'll be a new season?
The earliest they said it could be released is the end of 2022 so maybe early 2023
:D
It willunlock the nova blade
That's an intriguing theory!
הקובייה פותחת את הכלא של ארבוס
No winter no humans