Raya and the Last Dragon 2 (2025) brings audiences back to the magical, culturally rich world of Kumandra, delivering an emotional and visually breathtaking sequel that expands the mythology of dragons, unity, and heroism. Directed once again by Don Hall and Carlos López Estrada, the film continues Raya’s journey as she faces new threats—and discovers new responsibilities—as the Guardian of Kumandra.

Set several years after the restoration of harmony, the story follows Raya as mysterious disturbances sweep across the land. Ancient magic long thought dormant begins to awaken, and with it rises a new villain determined to harness the raw power of the dragons for domination. When Sisu reappears—reborn through unexplained cosmic energy—Raya learns that the balance of magic is shifting, and Kumandra’s peace is more fragile than ever.

Joined by her loyal friends—Namaari, Boun, Tong, and Little Noi—Raya sets out on a journey across new realms, encountering forgotten tribes, mythical beasts, and powerful elemental spirits. Themes of trust, forgiveness, and cultural unity remain central, but the sequel deepens its emotional core by exploring legacy, leadership, and the bonds that transcend time.

Visually, Raya and the Last Dragon 2 is a stunning achievement. The film blends Southeast Asian influences with vibrant fantasy aesthetics, creating lush forests, gleaming temples, and breathtaking celestial landscapes. Action sequences—especially those involving dragon magic and martial arts—are fluid, energetic, and emotionally charged.

Sisu adds heart, humor, and wonder, while Raya’s development into a wiser, more courageous leader makes the story resonate on a deeper level.

Raya and the Last Dragon 2 (2025) is an inspiring, magical adventure that celebrates unity, cultural heritage, and the power of hope. It is a triumphant return to Kumandra—bigger, bolder, and more heartfelt than ever.