Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), leader of the Alkenny, provides shelter to a pregnant woman named Maghra.
Portuguese (pt), English, Italian, Japanese, and others.
The series premiere of , titled " Godflame ," is available to stream on Apple TV+ with full support for Portuguese (pt) audio and subtitles. Episode Synopsis: " Godflame " See Legendas PortuguГЄs (pt) S01E01
You can watch the first season with the following language settings on Apple TV+:
The episode features a massive battle where Baba Voss and the Alkenny defenders use innovative sightless combat techniques, such as communication via ropes and knots, to hold off the Witchfinder army. Streaming Details for Portuguese Viewers Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), leader of the Alkenny,
Portuguese (pt), Greek, Dutch, Korean, and many more.
Available in 4K with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos audio technology for a high-quality visual and auditory experience. Watch See - Show - Apple TV Episode Synopsis: " Godflame " You can watch
Maghra gives birth to twins, Kofun and Haniwa. It is soon revealed that these children possess the "mythic" ability to see—a trait considered heresy by the ruling Payan Kingdom.
Baba Voss (Jason Momoa), leader of the Alkenny, provides shelter to a pregnant woman named Maghra.
Portuguese (pt), English, Italian, Japanese, and others.
The series premiere of , titled " Godflame ," is available to stream on Apple TV+ with full support for Portuguese (pt) audio and subtitles. Episode Synopsis: " Godflame "
You can watch the first season with the following language settings on Apple TV+:
The episode features a massive battle where Baba Voss and the Alkenny defenders use innovative sightless combat techniques, such as communication via ropes and knots, to hold off the Witchfinder army. Streaming Details for Portuguese Viewers
Portuguese (pt), Greek, Dutch, Korean, and many more.
Available in 4K with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos audio technology for a high-quality visual and auditory experience. Watch See - Show - Apple TV
Maghra gives birth to twins, Kofun and Haniwa. It is soon revealed that these children possess the "mythic" ability to see—a trait considered heresy by the ruling Payan Kingdom.