The Rise Of The Lycan Queen isn’t something Arya expects when she is head over heels with Micah. At first, his affair with Vera, whom he believes to carry their pup, is something that saddens her.
Thankfully, Arya’s sadness doesn’t last long when she vows to reclaim her power. Will she get what she wants?
- Part 1: What Marks Arya’s Moments Of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen In The Animated Movie’s Version?
- Part 2: What Can We Expect To See In The Rise Of The Lycan Queen Novel’s Version?
- Part 3: How Excited Are We In Seeing The Novel And The Movie Versions Of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen?
- Part 4: Watch How Arya Fights And Loves In The Rise Of The Lycan Queen Movie On ReelShort!
Part 1: What Marks Arya’s Moments Of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen In The Animated Movie’s Version?
How Does Arya Hide Her Power As A Former Moonshadow Pack’s Warrior?
The Rise Of The Lycan Queen doesn’t happen to Arya in her early times in the Moonshadow pack. Not only are the entire Moonshadow wolves born warriors. Instead, she also possesses the rare and powerful white wolf’s spirit.
Despite her fearsome physical power, her mother, Caro, wishes that she would hide her identity. Before she died battling other wolves, she also wished that Arya live a normal life as a she-wolf.
That’s how Arya ends up in the Nightwind pack that belongs to her mate, Micah. She thought Micah felt the same loving feelings as she, especially since he had vowed in their marriage.
So, she lets everybody think she’s the soft-hearted Omega-becoming-a-Luna for Micah’s pack. For so long, she has taken care of Micah’s mother and all the people in the Nightwind pack. Let’s not forget that she even financially supports her people.
Turns out, Maid Lucy is the only one acknowledging her sacrifice. As for the rest, they degrade her the moment Micah brings General Vera in as his mate.
As a general who has just returned from the battlefield, Vera should have known that Micah was already mated. Still, instead of seeing Arya as the pack’s Luna, she sees her as a threat.
What Marks Arya’s Wake-Up Call To Show Everyone Her Wolf’s Power?
Arya of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen vertical animation series has grown patient enough in the Nightwind pack. So, slapping Micah is the first thing she does when she runs out of her patience.
She does it not only to prove to everybody that she’s not some weakling and unworthy Omega. Instead, she also does it when Vera is about to swing her whip against Maid Lucy. In addition, Micah also slaps and berates this maid, who has become her only supporter.
A battle of slapping isn’t the only reaction we witness from the angry and heartbroken Arya. Instead, she also consoles Maid Lucy while confronting the one whom she thought could help her.
This one guy is King Lowe, whom Arya’s late mother thought to be a wise Lycan King. This Lycan King’s influence also causes other Nightwind pack members to seek his help.
Then, again, the King chooses whomever he wants to help. Arya, who discovers the King’s apparently arrogant nature, eventually backs off. Yet, what she doesn’t know yet is that she has gained King Lowe’s favor.
Starting from there, she is ready to show everybody who the actual boss is. In doing so, she starts by playing with Micah’s divorce settlement that he filed against her.
Part 2: What Can We Expect To See In The Rise Of The Lycan Queen Novel’s Version?
The novel version of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen animation likely also features Arya’s life in both packs. We can even expect childhood flashbacks highlighting Arya’s POVs when she deals with her mother.
According to some versions we read, we also predict that Arya loses her father in her childhood. Here, Arya’s father could have been killed in the pack where Vera belongs.
The movie version might portray Vera as the Nightwind pack’s returning general. As for the novel version, we expect that it highlights Vera’s impersonation of the deceased general.
Arya’s late mother could be the general whose identity Vera takes. Such things in the book version will also shed light on how Vera attempts to seduce the pack members. In addition, the novel version will also highlight how Vera grows jealous of Arya.
Only a few people know how Arya suppresses her wolf since her mother’s death. King Lowe, a.k.a. Arya’s new love interest, becomes one of those rare people. He also used to be the one Vera dumped, and that’s what we expect to see in the novel.
We might not read the stories based on Vera’s POV because she remains the villain. However, the novel will provide us with the POVs from Arya’s soon-to-be ex-mate, Micah. We can even take a glimpse at whatever he thinks of his wedding to Arya.
Plus, in the novel, the flashback from Micah’s side likely involves how he talks with his mother about Arya. At this point, Micah’s mother might also set him up with Vera.
Part 3: How Excited Are We In Seeing The Novel And The Movie Versions Of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen?
The current movie version of The Rise Of The Lycan Queen has sparked our interest in Arya’s bravery. Not only does she prove herself to be a born-warrior woman, but she also shows her rare wolf power.
Unlike Vera, who shows up the whole time swinging her whip to look strong, Arya suppresses her power. Such things remind us that a truly powerful individual can control their power if they can.
Such things also mean a hidden identity backstory for Arya, and we see this part in Episode 1. In the book version, we also expect the same dying word from Arya’s mother in the first two chapters.
The first two chapters might also highlight Arya’s POVs as she remembers every time she spends with her mother. In the novel version, she could be remembering these things when she dresses up for her first marriage.
Like in the movie version, at first, she only expects Lowe to be a wise king and her mother’s BFF. Back then, Lowe was her mother’s husband’s Beta, and he took care of Arya.
However, things start to change after Lowe becomes the Alpha to replace Arya’s dead father. That’s because Vera and her minions have seduced the pack to frame Lowe as a power-hungry Lycan.
Part 4: Watch How Arya Fights And Loves In The Rise Of The Lycan Queen Movie On ReelShort!
The vertical drama version of the Rise Of The Lycan Queen shows how Arya regains her power. For Arya, it starts after she slaps her cheating mate and stops believing in his fake apologies.
He used to love her as his one and only Luna, but not when he treats her like a servant. He even says in front of everyone that Arya is too weak to accompany him in battles.
Nobody is aware that Arya does what her late mother tells: To suppress her wolf and live a normal life. That’s until the Lycan King Lowe finds the pendant that belongs to her late mother.
At first, Arya thought Lowe was just another male werewolf trying to take advantage of her meekness. She even tells this part to her only supporter during her time in the Nightwind pack, Maid Lucy.
What about the rest of the stories after Arya encounters Lowe and empowers her people? As for that part, we can watch the animated episodes on ReelShort!
