House of the Dragon is HBO's Game of Thrones prequel, and Season 3 ended with the Battle of Tumbleton finale on August 9 2026. Google Search interest for the keyword house of the dragon sat at 22 for the week of August 8 2026, up slightly from 21 on August 1 and down from 25 on July 11. Trends MCP records a series-derived -12.0% 30-day change and +633.33% over 90 days from 3 on May 9. get_growth returns +4.76% over 7 days (21 → 22) and -12.0% over 30 days (25 → 22). On boards as of August 11 2026 08:01 UTC, House of the Dragon ranked 33 on Google Trends and 6 on Wikipedia Trending, with House of the Dragon season 3 at Wikipedia rank 5. Data pulled August 11 2026 from source google search.
House of the Dragon search interest right now
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Latest value (week of August 8 2026) | 22 |
| 30-day change | -12.0% (25 on July 11 2026 → 22) |
| 90-day change | +633.33% (3 on May 9 2026 → 22) |
| Peak value | 100 on August 27 2022 |
| Season 3 local high | 46 on June 27 2026 |
| First seen in series | August 14 2021 |
| 7-day growth (get_growth) | +4.76% (21 → 22), recent date August 8 2026 |
| Google Trends rank (August 11 2026) | 33 |
| Wikipedia Trending rank (August 11 2026) | 6 (season 3 page at 5) |
Every row traces to the stored topics/data/house-of-the-dragon.json series or to same-day Trends MCP get_growth / get_top_trends pulls. Values sit on the normalized 0-100 Google Search scale.
About House of the Dragon
House of the Dragon adapts George R.R. Martin's Fire & Blood material about the Targaryen succession crisis that precedes Game of Thrones. Season 3 returned in June 2026 with the Battle of the Gullet and spent the summer on the Dance of the Dragons' escalating fronts. The Season 3 finale aired Sunday August 9 2026 on HBO and HBO Max; recaps from USA Today, TIME, and Vulture identify the episode with the Battle of Tumbleton and major character exits, including Ormund Hightower and Helaena Targaryen.
The finale also resets the board for a promised fourth and final season, which those outlets place around 2028. That schedule helps explain why Wikipedia still ranks both the main series page and the Season 3 page in the top six on August 11 even while Google Search is no longer accelerating week to week. An August 10 Trends MCP X post already flagged the show leading X attention the morning after the finale; by the August 11 X board pull, the title had left the top 25 as conversation fragmented.
What the time series shows
The Google Search series for house of the dragon stays near zero through mid-2022, then hits the all-time peak of 100 on August 27 2022 as Season 1 landed. Interest fades into 2023, rebuilds for Season 2 with a high of 72 on June 22 2024, then drops back to the low single digits through 2025. Season 3's approach lifts the curve from 3 on May 9 2026 to 13 on June 20 and 46 on June 27, the season's strongest week so far.
After that premiere-week crest, weekly values step down through July: 33 on July 4, 25 on July 11, 24 on July 18, 19 on July 25, then 21 on August 1 and 22 on August 8 around the finale. Derived labels from the stored series are growth_label exploding, speed_label constant, seasonality_label low, and volatility_label average. Exploding is driven by the +633.33% 90-day change from the May baseline, even though the 30-day change is -12.0%. Constant speed fits a recent 30-day absolute move of 3 against a prior 30-day absolute move of 19. Low seasonality marks the current Season 3 arc as one sustained rise and fade rather than a repeating weekly pattern. Average volatility matches a week-over-week percent-change standard deviation near 51.
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- Board and source pages: Google Trends, Wikipedia Trending API, and social media trends API.