Matt Smith, on the finish of the day, might be appropriate in his evaluation; Jon Snow may need his direwolf Ghost and his Valyrian metal sword Longclaw, however he would not have a large fire-breathing beast. Daemon rides an enormous dragon named Caraxes all through the occasions of “Fireplace & Blood,” the novella written by “A Tune of Ice and Fireplace” creator George R.R. Martin that particulars the civil conflict amongst the Targaryens. Caraxes is thought to be fairly giant (practically half as giant because the period’s largest dragon Vhagar) and simply as gifted of a fighter as the person who rides him.
There’s one factor that might consider right here, although; Jon won’t have a dragon of his personal, however he does share a lineage with Daemon. Throughout “Recreation of Thrones,” a serious thriller from “A Tune of Ice and Fireplace” lastly acquired resolved — Jon is revealed to be the reputable inheritor of Rhaegar Targaryen (brother to Emilia Clarke’s Daenerys Targaryen, who strikes up a romance with Jon) and Lyanna Stark, sister of Ned Stark (Sean Bean). With the data that Jon will not be a Stark bastard however a “dragon” himself, it is fascinating, at first, to observe Jon work together with Daenerys’ largest dragon, Drogon, and even journey his brother Rhaegal throughout the Battle of Winterfell. Why is it “fascinating at first?” In all probability as a result of the present does completely nothing with Jon’s bloodline in the long run. Nonetheless, if he did have a dragon of his personal, he’d most likely make a worthy opponent for Daemon.