The series (2022) · 1997, in its own continuity

Vampire Academy

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Rose and Lissa in a new version, full of vampire court intrigue

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Do you need to watch it?

Yes. It's part of the chronological order leading up to the end of the saga.

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Quick recap

In 1997, a car crash kills Lissa Dragomir's parents and leaves the fate of her brother Andre unknown. Lissa brings Rose Hathaway back from the dead, and the two end up bonded. Queen Marina picks Lissa as her successor, but Strigoi attacks and council scheming get in the way. Rose trains with Dimitri Belikov, falls for him and takes risks for people she shouldn't. Lissa discovers spirit and the price it carries. In the end, Tatiana Vogel seizes the crown, Andre resurfaces and is turned Strigoi, and Lissa, accused of killing the queen, flees with Rose into the human world. The show was canceled before S2.

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Behind the scenesSt. Vladimir's is in Spain
The series was shot in Spain, in Pamplona, Olite, Viana and Zaragoza, and in Portugal. Filming started in September 2021.
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Behind the scenesJulie Plec behind the camera
Julie Plec of The Vampire Diaries developed the show with Marguerite MacIntyre and directed episode 8, The Trials, herself.
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ReferenceAdrian shows up early
In the books, Adrian Ivashkov doesn't show up until the second volume. On the show, Lissa meets him in episode 6 in Lisbon, where he keeps a painting of St. Vladimir and visits her dreams.
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