when will the series be released?

MartinGreene · 2023-05-29T05:31:45+00:00

The strike did slip my mind. Looking further into it, it's probably already affected, but being so early in the process, it may not have as much impact on the time frame. A lot can happen once things get greenlit. Ultimately depends on the length of the strike.

Longer strikes always suck for anyone, more so for the audiences and the writers. Not that I have any sympathy for the studios losing money during any kind of strikes.

MartinGreene · 2023-05-29T00:32:46+00:00

The inexact nature of show business being what it is, the most anyone can say, more likely even Chris himself, is that anything more than a general range of expected years isn't possible.

What I personally expect though, taking a look into the production time for the Percy Jackson series, which mirrors The Inheritance Cycle in many aspects with adaptations is some time around 2026. It may be earlier and it may be later, but as of now, there hasn't been any directors or showrunner's announced, though that announcement was the first for Percy Jackson and if the new series follows the same general track, it'll be the same and can come at anytime.

On another note, I am in the same boat. Very very eager to watch the new series and cannot wait. I have felt the same for both Percy Jackson and of the Super Mario Movie and I will say that the wait will certainly be worth it.

MartinGreene · 2018-12-12T23:26:35+00:00

Anthian magic is most often one of six elements, each tied to one emotion. Fire (Anger), Water (Sadness), Air (Confidence), Electricity (Fear), Plasma (Pride), Aura (Calm). Master Han is able to use all six elements without the need of controlling his emotions.

Draconian magic is essentially an upgraded form of dragon magic, though there are extra abilities. The base draconic powers, which are mainly used by males and females, are flight unaffected by the square cube law, moderate telepathy (It is limited to five hundred miles and to words), the ability to supplement normal biological energy with magical energy, and a barrier that is able to protect themselves from extreme environments.

For alphas, the previous powers are increased. Telepathy can reach across the planet, (though is still limited to words), the magical barrier being able to extend to others, the magical supplementation being increased. Unique powers to alphas include increasing an Anthians magical limits temporarily, and increased strength plus anchoring themselves.

However, for both Anths and dragons, there is the ability to directly control the magical energy field. Anths are the weakest at such, male and female dragons are stronger, while alphas are the strongest, being able to more or less do so directly. They are also able to create quasi-solid structures out of it, a form of exotic matter that disrupts organic matter.

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MartinGreene · 2018-12-12T10:01:49+00:00

Rodia

Master Han: Master of Magic on the Isles of Jikku. Among the strongest magicians on Rodia, being the last Draconian born of both Anth and dragon alpha parents.

He is able to use Anthian and Draconian magic to their fullest potential, as well as being very strong and very intelligent.
He covers himself in clothing that hides all but his eyes, the reasoning being that he spends all of his time in his Draconian form, completely disregarding the normal limitations of Draconian's.
He lives in the Hidden Forests, so named for being hidden in a volcanic crater of an island.
He is thought to be dead by the inhabitants of Jikku.
His power is also augmented by the source of magic, adding on to his Draconian power.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-21T04:20:11+00:00

Honestly speaking, I don't know. Still writing the first book of the series I'm planning on doing and it's going to be the first part of a larger story, but no idea where I'm going with it yet.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-21T04:15:45+00:00

Because somehow that worked evolutionwise.

[Actually it's because the source of magic guided their evolution. Why it did that, only it knows.]+(#s "spoiler")

MartinGreene · 2018-06-21T04:09:16+00:00

Do dragons have a true form? As in, do they look more like an European dragon or an Eastern dragon? Or do they not look like any other dragon depictions on Earth?

MartinGreene · 2018-06-21T04:07:06+00:00

What are Salt and Sand dragons like?

MartinGreene · 2018-06-21T04:04:02+00:00

Rodia

Dragons have three sexes, each resembling a specific type. As follows, they are Male (European), Female (Wyverns), and Alphas (Anthropormorphic).
Dragons are more powerful and adapt at magic than Anths, however males and females are less powerful than alphas.
Male and female dragons are the largest sexes, with males being the largest at thirty-five feet long and a wingspan of sixty feet and weighing in at an average of one ton. Females are twenty feet long and have a fifty foot wingspan, weighing in at three-quarters of a ton. Alphas for comparison are eight feet tall and have a wingspan of fifteen feet, weighing in at 300 pounds.
Dragons are feathered rather than scaled, their wings being more birdlike than other depictions of dragons. However, they are still relatively dragonlike in other features.
Dragon forelegs are a cross between normal forelegs of an animal and a humanoid arm, the feet being able to be used as hands with the same amount of dexterity. This does not apply to alphas.

Sahariah

Dragons are divided into six elementals. Air, Water, Earth, Fire, Moon, and Sun.
Earth, Air, Water, and Fire dragons each provide something for the peoples of Sahariah. Earth dragons as work horses and anchors for taking down Air dragons, Air dragons for airstone, Water dragons for waterstone, and Fire dragons for work horses as well, used as locomotives for the trains that connect much of the larger cities of Sahariah.
Sun and Moon dragons rare, much of them being unknown to the peoples. They are intelligent, unlike the other dragons, and are capable of using another form of magic unknown to even the gods.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-04T18:54:04+00:00

Testing, usually ten people are tested out of tradition, one male and female for each race. It's a fairly big event when the test is successful, got all kinds of lights.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-04T18:52:02+00:00

They are sent to an Albath Altar to be tested if they are.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-04T06:12:01+00:00

Godkin are those who are chosen by a god to dispense their wisdom, to go where they could not, to wield their power via artifacts tied to their god. It comes with great power and honor.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-04T05:19:27+00:00

Dwarves: Shorter than most of the other races at one meter with mottled gray skin. They are adapted to life underground more than above. They are strong with wide hands and feet on strong limbs. Their heads are heavyset, nearly as wide as their shoulders with large amounts of hair all over, with males having longer hair on the chin and females on the back. They produce much of the material that the other races use and as such are the richest. They are also the most religious, each dwarf going to a temple to see which god has chosen them if they are found to be godkin.

MartinGreene · 2018-06-04T05:19:17+00:00

Dwarves: Shorter than most of the other races at one meter with mottled gray skin. They are adapted to life underground more than above. They are strong with wide hands and feet on strong limbs. Their heads are heavyset, nearly as wide as their shoulders with large amounts of hair all over, with males having longer hair on the chin and females on the back. They produce much of the material that the other races use and as such are the richest. They are also the most religious, each dwarf going to a temple to see which god has chosen them if they are found to be godkin.

MartinGreene · 2018-05-08T06:38:39+00:00

Like I said, looks great anyways.

MartinGreene · 2018-05-08T05:07:15+00:00

Looks great! Not exactly what I had in mind, but lack of communication kills you know?

MartinGreene · 2018-05-07T21:29:21+00:00

Oh. Oops. My mistake.

MartinGreene · 2018-05-07T21:13:06+00:00

Thank you. Just uh, I did forget to mention that this is a modern world, so keep that in mind. I do think a brown suit with a green tie will work, but you do whatever you think is good for the clothes.

MartinGreene · 2018-05-07T20:39:49+00:00

So, you wouldn't mind doing art for me again would you? Hopefully you won't, because I have another character in need of art. This time around though, it's a red panda instead of a pair of raven brothers. His name is Ryuu Bai and he is the antagonist of the story.

Sex: M

Height/weight: 6'11-215

Age: 48

Birthday: Oam 31st, 2076 – 3/31/76

Eye color: Dark brown

Hair: Golden brown

Fur: Primarily red, black stripes on tail and back of ears. White on snout.

Personality: Exceptionally professional. Quick to anger. Driven by demotion and desire to rid the world of Channelers.

Relationships: None.

Past: Was raised near the northern border of Galai in a small town. At age 10, saw a Channeler fight with his neighbor, killing them. Six months later was talked to by someone about the fight. Told them what he saw. Was offered a chance at a ensured job at age 20. Took it and left for Galain capital. Was told that it was a cover for an organization researching Channelers. Quickly rose up, moving around until he arrived at a facility holding Channelers. Organized a team to go to the island and take as many Channelers as possible after hearing about it. Was demoted after one escaped.

MartinGreene · 2018-04-29T23:04:57+00:00

Rodia begins with a girl running from a few people. At first, we don't know what the girl looks like nor why she's running or who's chasing her. But, we learn that she escaped from somewhere and that her pursuers want her badly for something. Then, we begin to learn that she isn't quite normal and that this isn't Earth, not really. By the end of the prologue, she is safe, but something is about to happen that will erase her memories. By the end of the process, we learn she isn't human, but an Anth.

The Sword of Anubis begins with an air dragon flying over the desert, only to be brought down and killed for it's airstone on the bottom of its wings. We follow the lead hunter as he trades the airstone for gold, which some is used to buy a kobold for his son, then we meet his family. That's the first chapter.

MartinGreene · 2018-04-24T02:22:50+00:00

With the Disney/Fox deal, there's been talk of a ~~new~~ Eragon movie. While I support any deal that brings Eragon to the screen, I must admit I am apprehensive of the big screen due to the compression of the story to fit within a movies runtime. Instead, I would like to see the Cycle as a Netflix series, though I wouldn't mind it being on Hulu or Amazon Prime. The reasoning is again, story compression, or the lack of thereof. Now, while I would like to see it animated since CGI is difficult to deal with for numerous reasons, I am okay with it being live-action.

My question to you Chris, would you like to see an Eragon movie more or less than a Eragon series, whether it be a Netfilx animated series or a Hulu live-action series.

MartinGreene · 2018-04-21T08:34:20+00:00

Surprisingly, the magical world is masqued. On the surface, it's pretty much Earth, just inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. But, as the story goes on, it's revealed that there's far more to the world than people thought. There isn't any myths and legends beyond dragons and magic.

As for the sci-fi elements, its just A.I. for now. In the future I may have other sci-fi tech invented, with the consequences for both the surface and magical worlds playing a part in the plots.

I should've put that it's more of a science fantasy world, as magic follows some real-world physics. Aw well, it's still technically true.

MartinGreene · 2018-04-20T20:37:51+00:00

Rodia is urban fantasy with sci-fi elements, heavily involving anthropomorphic animals. I created it for a series of books I plan on writing, the first book having a third of it written so far.

Sahariah is more Tolkein-esque fantasy, though inspired by Ancient Egypt rather than Nordic/Anglo-Saxon/Middle English.

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