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Skyrim: Legend of Dovahkiin

Television show information

Genre

Adventure
Drama

Created by

Aaron McGruder
Ethan Spaulding

Based on

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by Bethesda Game Studios

Voices of

Clancy Brown

Country of
origin

United States

Original
language(s)

English

Production

Executive
producer(s)

Aaron McGruder
Ethan Spaulding
Todd Howard

Running time

55 min. (approx.)

Production
company(s)

Warner Bros. Animation
Williams Street

Distributor

Warner Bros. Television Distribution

Broadcast

Original
network

Adult Swim

Original release

November 11, 2018-February 9, 2020

Chronology

Followed by

Skyrim: Tyranny of the Sun
Skyrim: The First Dragonborn

Skyrim: Legend of Dovahkiin is an American animated 10-episode miniseries created by Aaron McGruder (The Boondocks) and Ethan Spaulding (Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge and Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms) based on the fantasy-action roleplaying video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by Bethesda Game Studios. It has aired from November 11, 2018 until February 9, 2020 on Adult Swim and HBO Max. It was animated and produced by Warner Bros. Animation and Williams Street.

Info[]

On the 17th of Last Seed, 4E 201, an anonymous Nord traveler is caught by Imperial soldiers illegally crossing the Cyrodiil-Skyrim border. Being detained and carted off to the town of Helgen for execution alongside a band of Stormcloak rebels - including the rebellion's leader, Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak of Windhelm - and an unlucky horse thief caught in the mix, his execution is miraculously intercepted by a large black dragon. In the confusion, he escapes Helgen alongside Ralof, a Stormcloak rebel that was to be executed. Soon after his escape, the anonymous Nord would soon learn the true nature of who he really is, and the massive scale of what was to come...

Intro[]

(Intro music)

"A long time ago, a time long since forgotten, the province of Skyrim was ruled by the dragons, of whom enslaved humanity. And the dragons themselves were ruled over by Alduin. The World-Eater, the Twilight God, and the Nordic God of Destruction. Men were weak then, and had no Voice, until the goddess Kynareth came down, and convinced the dragon Paarthurnax, the chief lieutenant and brother of Alduin, to betray him, and teach mankind the Thu'um. And with the Voice now bestowed upon mankind, there was rebellion. Man vs. Dragon. The legendary Dragon War. Upon the summit of the Throat of the World, three brave Nord heroes - Hakon One-Eye, Felldir the Old, and Gormlaith Golden-Hilt - challenged Alduin, shouting him down. But this was not enough. Alduin could not be slain by normal means. But the Nords had one last resort: an Elder Scroll, a forbidden object that defied time itself. Using the Elder Scroll, Alduin was banished upon the current of time, with hopes that he would never return. However, Paarthurnax knew better. One day, he would emerge. After Alduin's defeat, the Akaviri Dragonguard launched their dragon-hunting crusade, slaying many of the remaining dragons. But they also knew that Alduin's return was inevitable, and thus, a prophecy was born.

'When misrule takes its place at the eight corners of the world, When the Brass Tower walks and Time is reshaped, When the thrice-blessed fail and the Red Tower trembles, When the Dragonborn Ruler loses his throne, and the White Tower falls, When the Snow Tower lies sundered, kingless, bleeding, The World-Eater wakes, and the Wheel turns upon the Last Dragonborn.'"

Cast[]

  • Clancy Brown as Dovahkiin/The Last Dragonborn - An anonymous Nord who crossed over into Skyrim from Cyrodiil, who is the prophesied Last Dragonborn, whose destiny is to slay Alduin, the World-Eater.
  • Michael Gough as
    • Ralof - A Stormcloak rebel who assisted the Dragonborn with escaping Helgen.
    • Jarl Balgruuf the Greater - The Jarl of Whiterun.
    • Alvor - The blacksmith of Riverwood, who is the uncle of Hadvar, the husband of Sigrid, and father of Dorthe.
    • Jon Battle-Born - A Nord in Whiterun, who wishes to join the Bard's College in Solitude, and move out of Whiterun, alongside his lover, Olfina Gray-Mane.
    • Heimskr - A priest of Talos within Whiterun, who is not afraid of publicly preaching him even with the White-Gold Concordat in effect.
    • Roggvir - A male Nord from Solitude who was executed.
    • Beirand - The Solitude blacksmith, who makes weapons and armor for the Imperials.
    • Barknar - A hunter and pilgrim traveling up the 7,000 Steps and meditating on the emblems.
    • Vilod - The former Helgen innkeeper, of whom Ralof mentioned made mead with juniper berries mixed in. He is fatally injured during Alduin's attack.
    • Various Male Stormcloaks - Members of the Stormcloak rebellion under Ulfric Stormcloak.
    • Various Male Bandits - Thieves, murderers, and lowlives.
    • Fake Riften Gatekeeper - An undercover Thieves Guild member posing as a guard to collect a phony "visitor's tax". However, the Dragonborn catches the whiff of it, and is then let into the city.
  • Martina Lotun as
    • Gerdur - Ralof's sister. Owner of the lumber mill in Riverwood.
    • Hulda - Innkeeper of the Bannered Mare inn in Whiterun.
    • Mjoll the Lioness - A former adventurer who now resides within Riften.
    • Pilgrim Karita - A pilgrim traveling up the 7,000 Steps and meditating on the Emblems.
    • Various Female Stormcloaks - Members of the Stormcloak rebellion under Ulfric Stormcloak.
    • Various Female Bandits - Thieves, murderers, and lowlives.
  • Jonas Fisch as Hadvar - An Imperial soldier who was on duty at Helgen, who listed the names of the prisoners, before also escaping Helgen.
  • Vladimir Kulich as Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak - The Jarl of Windhelm and the leader of the Stormcloak rebellion. Also a veteran from the Imperial legion. He wishes to become High King of Skyrim, and has the support of many of Skyrim's Nords.
  • Richard Epcar as
    • Lokir - The horse-thief who was to be executed in Helgen, before being shot dead by Imperial archers in a futile escape to run away.
    • Proventus Avenicci - Jarl Balgruuf's steward.
    • Gissur - A Thalmor informant.
    • Gian the Fist - A lowlife living in the Ratway, of whom wears a pair of enchanted gloves named the "Gloves of the Pugilist".
  • Lani Minella as Irileth - Both the childhood friend and the housecarl of Jarl Balgruuf.
  • Olev Aleksander as
    • Hakon One-Eye - One of the Ancient Nordic heroes that stood against Alduin at Throat of the World.
    • Various Whiterun Guards - City guards of Whiterun hold. One of them uses the "arrow in the knee" joke.
    • Various Riften Guards - City guards of the Rift. One of them uses the "cousin's out fighting dragons" joke.
  • Paul Ganus as
    • Ysgramor - The legendary Atmoran hero rumored to be the first human to set foot on Tamriel, and also the first to welcome the Dragonborn into the Hall of Shor.
    • Jarl Igmund - The Jarl of Markarth.
    • Captain Aldis - The Captain of the Guard in Solitude.
    • Eorlund Gray-Mane - The legendary Blacksmith who works the Skyforge above the Companions' Hall of Jorrvaskr.
    • Hrongar - The younger brother of Jarl Balgruuf the Greater.
    • Jorleif - Jarl Ulfric's steward.
    • Jurgen Windcaller - The founder of the Greybeards, now a spirit within Shor's Hall of Valor within Sovngarde.
    • Olaf One-Eye - The former High King of Skyrim who was famous for capturing the dragon Numinex within Dragonsreach, now a spirit within Shor's Hall of Valor.
    • Various Whiterun Guards - City guards of Whiterun hold. One of them uses the "Let me guess. Someone stole your sweet roll" joke.
    • Various Riften Guards - City guards of the Rift. One of them uses the "What is it? Dragons?" joke.
  • Christian Svensson as
    • Farengar Secret-Fire - The court wizard of Jarl Balgruuf, who finds great interest in the Dragon Cult.
    • High King Torygg - The former High King of Skyrim, who was slain by Ulfric Stormcloak. His spirit now resides wandering Sovngarde in an attempt to find the Hall of Valor, while caught in Alduin's misty soul snare.
    • Torolf - The father of Haming. He dies in Helgen following a fatal injury, then incinerated by Alduin's fire breath.
    • Executed Stormcloak - The first, and only prisoner to be executed in Helgen, before Alduin attacks.
  • Michael Hogan as General Tullius - The General of the Imperial legion in Skyrim.
  • Claudia Christian as
    • Legate Rikke - The Legate of Solitude and second-in-command of the Imperial legion in Skyrim.
    • Aela the Huntress - A Circle member of the Companions, who is a werewolf.
    • Adrianne Avenicci - The daughter of Proventus Avenicci, and one of Whiterun's blacksmiths.
    • Imperial Captain - The Imperial Captain stationed in Helgen, who managed the executions.
  • Colleen Delany as
    • Sigrid - The wife of the Riverwood blacksmith Alvor.
    • Ria - A young woman, who is the newest member of the Companions.
    • Lydia - The housecarl appointed to the Dragonborn by Jarl Balgruuf after becoming Thane of Whiterun.
    • Carlotta Valentia - The produce stall owner in Whiterun, and the mother of Mila.
    • Vittoria Vici - The cousin of the Emperor, Titus Mede II. She oversees the East Empire Company operations in Solitude.
    • Priestess of Arkay - The priestess of Arkay, the God of Death, of whom was to give the last rites to the Stormcloak prisoners being executed in Helgen.
  • Thor Edgell as
    • Tsun - Shield-thane to Shor, the Nordic God of Trials, and the Gatekeeper to the Whale-bone bridge to Shor's Hall in Sovngarde.
    • Bjorlam - The carriage driver from Whiterun.
    • Addvar - A fisherman and fish stall owner in Solitude.
  • Christopher Plummer as Arngeir - The speaker for the Greybeards, who teaches the Dragonborn more about the Voice. He also has a strong resentment for the Blades, due to their history of "turning the Dragonborn away from the path of wisdom".
  • TBD as
    • Wulfgar - One of the Greybeard monks at High Hrothgar. Teaches the second Word of Power to Unrelenting Force to the Dragonborn.
    • Borri - One of the Greybeard monks at High Hrothgar. Teaches the first Word of Power to Whirlwind Sprint to the Dragonborn.
    • Einarth - One of the Greybeard monks at High Hrothgar. Teaches the final Word of Power to Unrelenting Force to the Dragonborn.
  • Joan Allen as Delphine - One of the last members of the Blades, who acted as an innkeeper of the Sleeping Giant inn in Riverwood whilst hiding from the Thalmor. Assists the Dragonborn in killing Sahloknir.
  • Max von Sydow as Esbern - One of the last members of the Blades, an archivist who remained hidden within the Ratway Warrens to hide from the Thalmor. He knows a great deal about the Dragon Cult and the Dragonguard.
  • Robin Atkin Downes as Brynjolf - A high-ranking member of the Thieves Guild, of whom, after the Dragonborn completes a simple framing job for, provides information about Esbern.
  • Enn Reitel as Delvin Mallory - A high-ranking member of the Thieves Guild.
  • Kari Wahlgren as Vex - Another high-ranking member of the Thieves Guild.
  • Charles Dennis as
    • Odahviing - A red-colored dragon who acted as a chief lieutenant of Alduin, before being captured by the Dragonborn in Whiterun's palace. He takes the Dragonborn to Skuldafn, and pledges allegiance to the Dragonborn after Alduin's defeat.
    • Mirmulnir - A brown dragon that is the first dragon that the Dragonborn slays at the Whiterun Western Watchtower. This dragon, unlike many other dragons, was never slain, and instead had gone into hiding, having been last seen in The Reach in 2E 212, only re-emerging from his hiding place with Alduin's return.
    • Sahloknir - A frost dragon that was slain by the Nordic hero Jorg Helmbolg in the First Era. He is resurrected by Alduin above Kynesgrove, but afterwards is slain by the Dragonborn and Delphine.
    • Various Unnamed Dragons - A variety of dragons that appear throughout the series, which include:
      • Brown Dragon - The most common and weakest of the dragons.
      • Blood Dragon - A green-colored dragon with a fin-like crest and spade-like tail.
      • Frost Dragon - A white and dark blue-colored dragon with a spiky body, and only breathes frost.
      • Elder Dragon - A bronze-colored dragon with a bulkier build compared to other dragons.
      • Ancient Dragon - A dark orange, black, and yellow dragon with a bulky build, similar to that of an Elder Dragon.
  • Jean Gilpin as Elenwen - The Thalmor ambassador to Skyrim.
  • Lynda Carter as Gormlaith Golden-Hilt - One of the Ancient Nord heroes who stood against Alduin at the Throat of the World. She met her end in combat with Alduin.
  • Paul Eiding as
    • Galmar Stone-Fist - The chief Stormcloak officer under Ulfric Stormcloak.
    • Septimus Signus - A former mage from the College of Winterhold who became crazed from the combination of knowledge from the Elder Scrolls and Hermaeus Mora's influence.
    • Felldir the Old - One of the Ancient Nord heroes who stood against Alduin at the Throat of the World. He was the one who banished Alduin in time by using the Elder Scroll.
  • Charles Martinet as Paarthurnax - The leader of the Greybeards who resides upon the Throat of the World. The brother, and former chief-lieutenant of Alduin during the Merethic Era. He appears to be worn and aged, having torn wings, chin spikes, a broken horn, and silver-blue eyes.
  • Daniel Riordan as Alduin - The Nordic God of Destruction and the World-Eater. He appears as an enormous, spiky black dragon with bright red eyes. The main antagonist of Legend of Dovahkiin.
  • Jason Marsden as
    • Sven - The bard from Riverwood, who has tensions with Faendal over affection for Camilla Valerius.
    • Mikael - The bard from the Bannered Mare in Whiterun, who acts overly possessive of a variety of Whiterun's women, mostly Carlotta Valentia.
    • Anoriath - A Wood Elf hunter from Whiterun, who has a stall in the marketplace.
    • Aerin - Mjoll the Lioness' friend and caretaker.
    • Gwilin - A Wood Elf resident of Ivarstead.
  • Popeye Vogelsang as
    • Orgnar - An innkeeper of the Sleeping Giant inn in Riverwood.
    • Farkas - A high-ranking member of the Companions, who is secretly a werewolf.
    • Maul - Maven Black-Briar's right-hand man. A former member of the Thieves Guild, but now acts as an informant to Maven, but provides information on Riften after the Dragonborn pays him.
    • Idolaf Battle-Born - A member from the Battle-Born family in Whiterun who is a part of the Imperial Legion.
    • Klimmek - A resident of Ivarstead, whom often made the pilgrimage up the 7,000 Steps to deliver supplies to the Greybeards.
    • Hewnon Black-Skeever - A part-time bandit who resides in the Ratway, alongside his partner Drahff.
    • Headsman - The headsman in Helgen of whom was executing the prisoners, before being killed with a Shout by Alduin.
    • Various Male Bandits - Thieves, murderers, and lowlives.
  • Keith Silverstein as
    • Jarl Siddgeir - The Jarl of Falkreath, who is quite pompous and arrogant.
    • Nazeem - A rich Redguard from Whiterun who brags about his wealth due to owning Chillfurrow Farm.
    • Drahff - A part-time bandit who resides in the Ratway, alongside his partner Hewnon.
  • Keith Szarabajka as
    • Arvel the Swift - The bandit who stole the Golden Claw from Lucan Valerius in Riverwood. After the Dragonborn cuts him free from a large Frostbite Spider's web after a false promise to show him the secrets the Claw had, he is killed by a spike gate trap that awakens some Draugr.
    • Brand-Shei - A stall owner in Riften, of whom the Dragonborn plants Madesi's silver ring on in order to frame him for robbery in order to gain information from Brynjolf.
  • Tim Blaney as
    • Madesi - An Argonian jewelry stall owner in Riften, of whom the Dragonborn steals the silver ring from in order to plant in on Brand-Shei to gain information from Brynjolf.
    • Talen-Jei - The Argonian waiter of the Bee and Barb inn in Riften, who was formerly a bartender in the city of Gideon within Black Marsh.
  • Renee Victor as Keerava - The Argonian innkeeper of the Bee and Barb inn in Riften.
  • Stephen Russell as
    • Lucan Valerius - The owner of the Riverwood Trader, of whom had the Golden Claw stolen from. The brother of Camilla Valerius.
    • Belethor - The owner of Belethor's General Goods in Whiterun.
    • Erikur - A wealthy Solitude businessman, who is also a Thane of Haafingar.
    • Sorex Vinius - An Imperial merchant who works at The Winking Skeever inn in Solitude.
  • Corri English as
    • Jarl Elisif the Fair - The Jarl of Solitude, and widow of the late High King Torygg, who was slain by Ulfric, and resents Ulfric because of it. The Empire supports her to become the High Queen of Skyrim.
    • Camilla Valerius - The sister of Lucan Valerius, of whom has the affection of both Sven and Faendal.
    • Ysolda - A young Nord woman who wishes to learn the merchant's trade.
  • Elisa Gabrielli as Maven Black-Briar - The matriarch of the Black-Briar family in Riften, and one of the most powerful and influential individuals in Skyrim.
  • Alice Hirson as Fralia Gray-Mane - The matriarch of the Gray-Mane family, and the wife of Eorlund Gray-Mane.
  • Diane Michelle as
    • Jarl Idgrod Ravencrone - The Jarl of Morthal, who is allegedly a seer.
    • Hilde - The mother of Sven.
  • Jim Cummings as
    • Gunnar Stone-Eye - An elderly Nord warrior who resided in Helgen. It is unknown whether or not he survived Alduin's attack on Helgen.
    • Olfrid Battle-Born - The patriarch of Whiterun's Battle-Born family.
  • Jon Curry as
    • Faendal - A Wood Elf worker at the Riverwood lumber mill, who is at odds with Sven due to having mutual affection with Camilla Valerius.
    • Various Forsworn - Native Reachmen who wish to reclaim the Reach and overtake Markath. They primarily use and wear primitive equipment.
  • Noah Nelson as
    • Urag gro-Shub - An Orc mage from the College of Winterhold who runs the Arcanaeum, the College's personal library.
    • Various Orc Bandits - Thieves, murderers, lowlives.
  • Susan Eisenberg as
    • Saadia - A waitress of the Bannered Mare inn, who is secretly a noble of House Suda in Hammerfell. Her actual name is Iman.
    • Faralda - A High Elf mage who guards the bridge to the College of Winterhold. After the Dragonborn demonstrates his Thu'um, she allows him into the College grounds.
    • Vivienne Onis - A Solitude resident.
    • Umana - A Redguard woman who is one of the only survivors of the Alftand explorer party, alongside Sulla Trebatius, of whom she engages in combat with and kills afterwards, before being killed herself by the Dragonborn. She wielded a special spiked shield, known as the "Targe of the Blooded".
  • André Sogliuzzo as
    • Ri'saad - A merchant from one of the Khajiit caravans.
    • Ma'randru-jo - A Khajiit mage who travels with Ri'saad's caravan.
    • Kharjo - A guard of one of the Khajiit caravans.
    • J'darr - A Khajiit who was apart of the Alftand explorer band, who had gone mad and killed his brother, J'zarr. He attacks the Dragonborn and is killed.
    • Various Khajiit Bandits - Thieves, murderers, lowlives.
  • Pam Cholet as
    • Khayla - A guard of one of the Khajiit caravans.
    • Atahbah - A merchant from one of the Khajiit caravans.
    • Ahkari - A merchant from one of the Khajiit caravans.
    • Shavari - A Thalmor spy who was tasked to assassinate the Dragonborn. She attacks him within the Ratway, but is dispatched of quickly
  • Neil Dickson as
    • Ondolemar - A Thalmor justiciar attending the Thalmor Embassy party.
    • Rulindil - A Thalmor justiciar who attempts to torture Etienne Rarnis in order to get information.
    • Various Male Thalmor Agents - Aldmeri Dominion enforcers.
    • Lord Harkon (Post-Credits Only) - A powerful pure-blooded vampire lord, and the leader of the Volkihar clan. Once a powerful and influential king. The main antagonist of Skyrim: Tyranny of the Sun.
  • Julianne Buescher as
    • Taarie - A High Elf woman who runs Radiant Raiment alongside her sister, Endarie.
    • Various Female Thalmor Agents - Aldmeri Dominion enforcers.
  • Brandon Ellison as
    • Commander Caius - The Commander of the Guard in Whiterun.
    • Legate Adventus Caesennius - An Imperial legion Legate posted at Castle Dour in Solitude, alongside Legate Rikke.
    • Various Male Imperial Commanders - High-ranking Imperial legion soldiers.
  • Gideon Emery as
    • Sulla Trebatius - An Imperial spellsword who was apart of the Alftand explorer band. He was one of the survivors that the Dragonborn encountered, before he was killed by Umana after engaging in combat with her.
    • Various Male Imperial Soldiers - Soldiers from the Imperial legion under the guise of General Tullius.
  • William Salyers as
    • Embry - A drunk who often lounges around the Sleeping Giant Inn in Riverwood.
    • Brenuin - A drunkard beggar within Whiterun.
    • Razelan - A rich drunkard who regularly visits Elenwen's parties at the Thalmor Embassy.
  • Lauri Hendler as Jala - A food vendor who lives in Solitude.
  • Ellen Dubin as
    • Ingrid - The wife of Vilod, who is killed in Helgen during Alduin's attack.
    • Brelas - A Wood Elf serving girl present at the Thalmor Embassy party.
  • Christopher Corey Smith as
    • Etienne Rarnis - A member of the Thieves Guild, of whom was being held within the Thalmor Embassy for interrogation regarding the whereabouts of Esbern.
    • Nahkriin - A Dragon Priest, of whom guarded Alduin's portal to Sovngarde at the Nordic temple of Skuldafn.
  • TBD as
    • Haming - The son of Torolf and Matlara. One of the only Helgen resident survivors.
    • Frodnar - The son of Hod and Gerdur, who likes to get into mischief by playing pranks.
    • Lars Battle-Born - A young boy from the Battle-Born family in Whiterun, who is constantly bullied by Braith.
  • TBD as
    • Dorthe - The daughter of Alvor and Sigrid, and Frodnar's friend.
    • Mila Valentia - Carlotta Valentia's daughter.
    • Braith - A Redguard girl who bullies Lars constantly.
    • Svari - The daughter of Addvar, and the niece of the executed Roggvir.

Composers[]

  • Jeremy Soule
  • Hans Zimmer

Soundtrack[]

No. Title Length
1 The Song of the Dragonborn 3:55
2 Helgen 2:11
3 Riverwood
4 Around the Fire 3:12
5 Masser & Secunda 8:07
6 Rising Dawn
7 The Streets of Whiterun 4:04
8 Dragonsreach
9 Balgruuf the Greater 2:22
10 Ancient Stones 4:48
11 Bleak Falls Barrow
12 Steel on Steel 1:43
13 Dragon Rising 3:47
14 The Way of the Voice
15 Unbroken Roads, Under an Ancient Sun 5:26
16 Seven Thousand Steps 1:07
17 High Hrothgar 1:42
18 Sky Above, Voice Within 3:59
19 Aurora 5:28
20 Breath of the Windcaller
21 A Blade in the Dark
22 Kynesgrove
23 Flesh, Time, Undo
24 One They Fear 3:16
25 Diplomatic Immunity
26 Dominion Defied
27 Riften
28 The Ratway
29 Esbern
30 The Last Bastion of the Dragonguard
31 Alduin's Wall
32 Paarthurnax
33 Winterhold
34 The College
35 Alftand
36 Blood and Steel 2:13
37 Blackreach
38 Tower Mzark
39 The Scrolls Foretold
40 Dragonrend
41 Alduin, the World-Eater 3:15
42 Season Unending
43 The Trap
44 Skuldafn
45 Vengeance
46 Sovngarde 3:40
47 Tsun, God of Trials
48 Hall of Valor
49 The Final Stand
50 Fare Thee Well, Dovahkiin
51 Dragonborn (Credits Version) 4:25

Credits[]

Theme[]

(NOTE: The credits theme is exclusive to the final episode, as each previous episode provides the credits in the intro, while the final episode end credits are the full credits.)

Post-Credits[]

In a dark, gothic-esque room (the Castle Volkihar Cathedral), a silhouette with fiery glowing red-orange eyes is seen standing in front of a blood fountain sculpt of Molag Bal. The silhouette then transforms into a beastly, winged form, letting out a guttural shriek. The screen then cuts to black, with the voice of Lord Harkon (Neil Dickson) saying: "The time has come."

Episodes/Transcripts[]

See Skyrim: Legend of Dovahkiin/Episodes and Skyrim: Legend of Dovahkiin/Transcripts.

Follow-Ups[]

These are the Follow-Ups to Legend of Dovahkiin, both based on Skyrim's campaign DLCs, Dawnguard and Dragonborn, respectively.

Rating[]

Skyrim: Legend of Dovahkiin is rated TV-MA for:

  • Language
    • Use of mediocre profanity, primarily including the words "damn" and "bitch".
  • Use of Alcohol
    • Consumption of alcoholic beverages. Name says it all.
  • Strong Violence
    • An excessive amount of blood, and a bit of gore.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • This miniseries aired on November 11, 2018, which was Skyrim's 7 year anniversary. It was originally November 25, 2018, but was pushed forward for convenience.
  • The story DLCs (Dawnguard and Dragonborn) are not featured in this miniseries. They are featured in their own respective miniseries within McGruder and Spaulding's Skyrim trilogy. (see Follow-Ups)
  • The Dragonborn's real name is unknown. He is just referred to as "Dovahkiin" or "Dragonborn" throughout each miniseries.
  • Being animated by WB Animation, the art/animation style is very reminiscent to Justice League, Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, Justice League vs. Teen Titans, and Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge.
  • Dovahkiin is depicted as his traditional appearance: The default Skyrim character (A beefy Nord male with dark brownish-blonde hair and light blue eyes), adorning an iron helmet (with the traditional scratch gained during the battle with Mirmulnir), a studded cuirass, iron gauntlets, and iron boots. He wields a steel sword and a banded iron shield, and occasionally, a steel dagger as a dual weapon alongside his sword. In Episode 9, following the peace negotiations, he adorns dragonscale armor, a dragonbone sword, and a dragonplate shield. However, he still adorns his traditional scratched iron helmet. His Episode 9+ design remains consistent throughout the rest of the trilogy.
    • However, his casual outfit (as seen in the beginning of Tyranny of the Sun) appears to be him just wearing a set of normal clothes and shoes, without any armor equipped.
  • While there is still a fair share of blood and gore, it is relatively tame compared to the Mortal Kombat Legends films.
  • Robin Atkin Downes, who is Brynjolf's voice actor in Skyrim and in this miniseries, also voiced Kano in Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge.
  • Like in the game, lots of characters share the same voice actor/actress. While in the game itself, having a smaller voice cast made it so Bethesda Studios didn't have to hire a wide variety of voice actors/actresses. This was also the same for the miniseries to keep consistency and faithfulness to the game.
  • Max von Sydow, Esbern's voice actor, died on March 8, 2020, at the age of 90, after finishing his voicework for Legend of Dovahkiin.
  • Richard Epcar, who voices Proventus Avenicci, Lokir, and many other characters in Skyrim, is most known for voicing Lord Raiden in the Mortal Kombat series.
  • The voice actors for the child characters had to be replaced due to their former VAs (Reese Hartwig and Harley Graham) now being too old to voice children.
  • Following this miniseries and its follow-ups, a full-fledged series made by Aaron McGruder and Ethan Spaulding, named The Elder Scrolls: Tales of Tamriel was released a few months after The First Dragonborn.
  • A prequel series, based on the previous game in The Elder Scrolls (Oblivion), released in TBA 2025, not too long after the remaster of the game. See Oblivion: The Jaws of Oblivion.
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