A Giant Dragon Seen Coiled Around Empire State Building. Here's Why
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The eight-episode 'House of the Dragon' series kicked off on Sunday, plunging fans back into the mythical continent of Westeros, set almost two centuries before the events of 'Game of Thrones'.
A giant dragon appeared on the top of the Empire State building in New York recently that left social media amused. It was actually an inflatable green dragon as part of the promotion for HBO's 'Game of Thrones' prequel 'House of the Dragon', as per a report in NBC News. It was a replica of Vhagar, the 270-foot dragon queen in the series and was spotted clutching the building's spire 102 storeys above midtown Manhattan, the outlet further said in its report. The Queen of the Dragons has arrived.Claim your spot on the Iron Throne here: https://t.co/0rt7EE0QjX@HouseofDragonpic.twitter.com/bcGdo6StuT
The dragon is part of the immersive experience that the show's creators want to give to the audience, and roped in the Empire State Building for that.
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