A knight bound to a dragon's fate and a princess chasing her own destiny get swept into a conflict neither of them signed up for.
What is Dota: Dragon's Blood about?
Davion is a monster hunter with a singular obsession: dragons, and one dragon in particular. A confrontation with an ancient and cunning wyrm changes the course of his life entirely, binding parts of that creature's power to his own body in ways he never intended and cannot easily undo. At the same time, Princess Mirana Nightsilver is pursuing a mission of her own, tied to moon magic and a duty she takes far more seriously than her royal title would suggest. Their paths cross, and cross again, as both get dragged into a much larger struggle between rival factions, ancient magical forces, and creatures that have been quietly shaping the world's fate for far longer than either of them realized. The animation leans into large-scale spectacle, brutal creature combat, and sweeping magical geography, while still carving out room for Davion and Mirana to wrestle with what their new powers are actually costing them. It is a fantasy built from mythic-scale stakes, letting its central pair discover, episode by episode, how much of the story is already bigger than they are.
About the cast
Yuri Lowenthal voices Davion with a mix of grim humor and mounting dread as the dragon's influence spreads through him, while Lara Pulver gives Mirana a steady, purposeful presence that balances his volatility. Tony Todd and Troy Baker fill out the ensemble with the kind of vocal weight that gives the show's mythic side its scale.
Context & significance
The series draws its world, factions, and named locations from a global multiplayer game with a devoted following, translating that lore into a continuous, character-driven story rather than a collection of match-based vignettes. Fans of the source material will recognize familiar names and creatures, while newcomers are given enough grounding in the rules of this world, its magic, and its politics to follow the stakes without needing outside knowledge going in.
Watching Dota: Dragon's Blood on Ktime
Dota: Dragon's Blood is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, letting viewers watch in whichever form suits them best. Signing in with a free K-Time account is all that is needed, and the Farsi-first design of the platform keeps browsing, language switching, and episode navigation simple for Persian-speaking viewers everywhere.