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King Aegon II does die in George R. R. Martin’s “Fire & Blood” — but not in this battle at Rook’s Rest. ... Allies of Aegon are quietly killed in King’s Landing, though the court keeps ...
As was bound to happen, Aegon and Sunfyre faced Rhaenys and Meleys in the air, and things weren’t looking so great for the king until his brother Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) showed up on Vhagar ...
After King Aegon II and his dragon, Sunfyre, tumbled to the ground in season 2 episode 4 of House of the Dragon, the question must be asked: Is he still alive?
Criston crowns Aegon king at the Dragonpit with the former crown of King Aegon the Conqueror, which in turn gains Criston the moniker of "Kingmaker". In season 2, Criston has begun a sexual relationship with Alicent, who he is sleeping with during the murder of Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen.
Aegon brings his young son and heir, Jaehaerys, to a Small Council meeting and, when Ser Tyland Lannister gently restrains a mischievous Jaehaerys, Aegon humiliates him by insisting he give the boy a "pony ride" to which Alicent intervenes. The council discusses war tactics in anticipation of Rhaenyra's response to Aemond killing Lucerys.
When King Aegon II flew in unplanned, Aemond takes the opportunity to claim the throne as well. Rhaenys and her dragon Melys are most certainly killed after their fight with Aemond and Vhagar, but ...
Larys Strong tells Aegon about Rhaenyra's new dragonriders and Aemond's decimating Sharp Point. He also warns that Aemond's rage is an even greater threat to Aegon's life. Aegon wants Aemond imprisoned, but Larys argues Aemond and Vhagar are essential assets to fighting the war.
Here's how Aegon II dies in 'House of the Dragon' based on spoilers from the book, and whether or not he is dead after episode four's dragon battle.