List of dragons in popular culture
From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
 |
This is a list of dragons in popular culture. Dragons in some form are nearly universal across cultures and as such have become a staple of modern popular culture, especially in the fantasy genre.
Dragons in fiction
[edit]This list of dragons in fiction is a list of draconic characters that appear in various works of fiction. It is limited to well-referenced examples of dragons in literature, comics, film, television, animation and video games.
Dragons in literature
[edit]Western literature tends either to affirm or pointedly subvert the traditional portrait of dragons from Western myth and folklore, as evil and greedy.
| Name | Source | Author | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ancalagon the Black | Legendarium | J.R.R. Tolkien | The greatest of the winged dragons. Created by the Dark Lord Melkor. Destroyed by Eärendil during the War of Wrath. | |
| Balerion | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R.R. Martin | Nicknamed the black dread he was the greatest dragon in Westeros history. Rode by Aegon I Targaryen. | |
| Caraxes | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R.R. Martin | Nicknamed the Blood Wyrm, he was a long sepentine red dragon. Rode by Daemon Targaryen. | |
| Chrysophylax Dives | Farmer Giles of Ham | Tolkien[A 1] | A wily dragon who loses a battle of wills to Farmer Giles. | |
| Dagurashibanipal | Grunts! | Mary Gentle | An ancient dragon, whose looted horde provides a tribe of orcs with the means to rise above their cannon-fodder station in the Evil Horde of Darkness. | |
| Dragon | Jane and the Dragon | Baynton[A 2] | A friend of Jane. 300 years old. Orphaned. | |
| Drogon | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R. R. Martin | A black-red dragon, hatched by Daenerys Targaryen. The largest and most vicious of her three dragons. | |
| Ember Hill | Talon Saga | Julie Kagawa | Modern dragon. | |
| Errol | Guards! Guards! | Pratchett[A 3] | Small, underdeveloped dragon given to the Watch of Ankh-Morpork as a mascot by Sybil Ramkin. | |
| Faranth | Dragonriders of Pern | McCaffrey[A 4] | The last gold dragon hatched from the first dragon hatching on Pern, and the most influential dragon in Pernese history. | |
| Fírnen | Inheritance (Paolini novel) | Paolini[A 5] | A green, young, and kind dragon who has Arya as his rider. | |
| Fitz | Miss Percy's Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons | Quenby Olson | The first dragon hatched in at least a thousand years when dragons have long been considered only myths. | |
| Glaedr | Brisingr | Paolini[A 5] | An old, golden, and wise dragon who had Oromis as his rider. | |
| Glaurung | The Silmarillion | Tolkien[A 1] | The first of the Dragons, and the main antagonist in the tale of The Children of Húrin. Wingless. May manipulate human minds. | |
| Gleep | MythAdventures | Robert Asprin | A baby dragon who befriends the series protagonist Skeeve. | |
| Griffin | Griffin the Dragon | Ken Mask[A 6] | A dragon who learns the morals from wrongdoing such as lying and bullying. | |
| Heavenly Beings | Sorcerous Stabber Orphen | Yoshinobu Akita[1] | Humanlike Dragons. | |
| Icefyre | The Tawny Man | Hobb[A 7] | A black male dragon buried under ice who breaks free to mate with Tintaglia, a blue dragon, to save the dragon race. | |
| Igjarjuk | Memory, Sorrow, & Thorn | Williams | An Ancient ice dragon who dwells far in the north of Osten Ard. | |
| Katla | The Brothers Lionheart | Lindgren[A 8] | A fictional female dragon from the Swedish children's book. | |
| Kazul | Dealing with Dragons | Patricia C. Wrede | A fictional dragon from the young adult fantasy novel, Dealing with Dragons, and is the first book in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles series. The novel chronicles the adventures of the princess Cimorene, who escapes her tediously ordinary family to become Kazul, the dragon's princess. Kazul assigns Cimorene to cook for her and organize her library and treasure hoard. | |
| Meleys | A Song of Ice & Fire | George R. R. Martin | A huge scarlet she dragon with pink membranes nicknamed the Red Queen. She was ridden by the queen who never was Rhaenys Targaryen. | |
| Meraxes | A Song of Ice & Fire | George R. R. Martin | One of Aegon I Targaryen's Dragons. A silver she dragon rode by his sisterwife Rhaenys Targaryen. | |
| Montague Bunsen-Burner | Dragon Boy | King-Smith[A 9] | A dragon on a human-free diet who finds and raises an orphaned boy John. He has a wife named Albertina and gains a daughter named Lucky. | |
| Mnementh | Dragonriders of Pern | McCaffrey[A 4] | A bronze dragon ridden by F'lar, Weyrleader of Benden Weyr. | |
| Moon | Baby Unicorn and Baby Dragon | Marzollo[A 10] | A young dragon named to match the crescent mark on his head. Became a great friend of Star after the Eight-Horn Friendship Spell in the prequel The Baby Unicorn. | |
| Unnamed | Beowulf | Unknown | A dragon who battles with and is slain by Beowulf. | |
| Niner | The Eyes of The Dragon | Stephen King | A dragon slain by King Roland, ruler of Delain, the head of which hangs as a trophy in the King's study. Through a secret passageway, one can peer through the eyes of the dragon head and into the King's quarters. | |
| Norberta | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone | Rowling[A 11] | Previously named Norbert, she is a Norwegian Ridgeback dragon that Hagrid acquired as an egg from a stranger in the Hog's Head. Hagrid raises Norbert until Harry, Ron, and Hermione finally persuade Hagrid to send the dragon to Ron's older brother Charlie. Hagrid later learns that the dragon is female and has been renamed Norberta. | |
| Pyralspite | Homestuck | Andrew Hussie | The companion of Neophyte Redglare. | |
| Ramoth | Dragonriders of Pern | McCaffrey[A 4] | The golden queen dragon ridden by Lessa of Benden Weyr and Ruatha Hold. | |
| Reluctant Dragon | The Reluctant Dragon (short story) | Kenneth Grahame | A friendly and intelligent poetry-loving dragon. | |
| Rhaegal | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R. R. Martin | A green-bronze dragon, recently hatched by Daenerys Targaryen. | |
| Ruth | Dragonriders of Pern | McCaffrey[A 4] | A white dragon, one of a kind in Pern, ridden by Lord Jaxom of Ruatha Hold. Ruth has an unusually acute memory. Instrumental in the final end of Thread. | |
| Saphira | Eragon | Paolini[A 5] | A kind, fierce, and blue dragon who has Eragon as her rider. | |
| Selendrile | Dragon's Bait | Vivian Vande Velde | A dragon who decides to help a woman get revenge on the villagers who sacrificed her to him after she was accused of witchcraft (he can transform into a human and other creatures). | |
| Slathborg | Slathborg's Gold | Mark Forman[2] | An evil dragon with a large hoard of gold. Sought to be killed for his evil deeds and to take the hoard by Alex and his company of Adventurers. Alex was able to look him in the eye to prove dominance over him and managed to kill him. | |
| Shurakai | Memory, Sorrow, & Thorn | Williams | The great red dragon of the Hayholt, this dragon was eventually turned into the Dragonbone Chair, and was mythically slain by High King Prester John. It killed three kings of the Hayholt. | |
| Smaug | The Hobbit | Tolkien[A 1] | A greedy and wicked golden-red dragon who slaughtered Thrór's dwarf clan along with the town of Dale and took the dwarves' treasure. While Bilbo Baggins talked with Smaug, he found a weak spot in Smaug's impenetrable scales. Hearing this from the Thrush the archer Bard killed Smaug. | |
| Sparkles | Goosebumps Series 2000: Be Afraid — Be Very Afraid! | R.L. Stine | Sparkles is a sentient dragon who was created drew by Emily to play in Connor's board game. Connor's friends insist on playing the game, despite his objections. Emily draws the cards needed to become a dragon. Kyle teams up with Emily, and they capture Connor's character (in the game), intending to finish him off. The kids then hear a roar outside. When they check, they see a massive red dragon, stomping, and rampaging throughout their neighborhood. Connor does some quick thinking and slides all the dragon's cards back into the box, which ends up defeating the dragon. | |
| Sunfyre | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R.R. Martin | Nicknamed Sunfyre the Golden, he was a gold dragon with pink wing membranes and rode by King Aegon II Targaryen. | |
| Syrax | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R.R. Martin | Syrax was a yellow she-dragon rode by Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen. | |
| Temeraire | Temeraire | Novik[A 12] | A black Chinese Celestial whose captain is William Laurence. | |
| Terezi's Lusus | Homestuck | Andrew Hussie | Unborn parent figure and psychic mentor to Terezi Pyrope. | |
| Thorn | Eldest | Paolini[A 5] | A red, immature, and vicious dragon who has Murtagh as his rider. | |
| Tintaglia | The Liveship Traders | Hobb[A 7] | A female blue dragon, believed to be the last of her kind. She ultimately mates with Icefyre and saves the dragon race. | |
| Eldrax | The Paper Bag Princess | Robert Munsch[A 13] | A dragon who destroys Princess Elizabeth's kingdom and kidnaps her beloved Prince Ronald. Princess Elizabeth defeats the dragon by getting him to show off his full skills, exhausting him. | |
| Viserion | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R. R. Martin | A cream-white dragon, recently hatched by Daenerys Targaryen. | |
| Vhagar | A Song of Ice and Fire | George R. R. Martin | One of the dragons of Aegon I Targaryen. A bronze she-dragon rode by his sisterwife Visenya Targaryen. Was also rode by Laena Velayron and Aemond Targaryen. | |
| Various dragons | The Frog Princess (novel) and its sequels | E. D. Baker | Various dragons, can talk, some can transform into humans and back. | |
| Various dragons | Talon Saga | Julie Kagawa | Various other dragons (including the deuterogonist and antagonists), can shift into humans and act like them. | |
| Various dragons | Wings of Fire (novel series) | Tui T. Sutherland | Epic children's fantasy series which features dragons as the heroes of each story; features hundreds of dragons.[3] | |
| Villentretenmerth | The Witcher, Sword of Destiny | Andrzej Sapkowski | A golden Dragon, possibly the only of his kind, who travels with a pair of Zerrikania warrior woman while shape shifted and assuming the false name Borch three Jackdaws. | |
| Festus | Heroes of Olympus | Rick Riordan | A machine Dragon, made by 9th cabin and protect Camp Half-blood. In The Lost Hero, It was found by Leo. | |
| Zog | Zog (children's book) | Julia Donaldson | A keen yet accident prone young dragon trying to earn a gold star at dragon school (also an animated short film by the BBC). |
- Author name legend
Dragons in comics
[edit]Dragons appear in various manga and american comics, in the form of comic books, comic strips and webcomics.
| Name | Origin | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Acnologia | Fairy Tail | Acnologia, also known as The Black Dragon, and fearsomely reputed as The Black Dragon in the Book of Apocalypse and the Herald of New Ages, is a cataclysmically powerful Dragon Slayer that can take the form of a Dragon, that assaulted the Fairy Tail core Mages on Tenrou Island in the Year X784. |
| Albion | High School DxD | Albion is one of the Two Heavenly Dragons and the arch-rival of Ddraig. He is called the White Dragon, also known as the Vanishing Dragon, Dragon Gwiber, White Dragon Emperor and White Dragon Emperor of Supremacy. He is currently residing within the Longinus, Divine Dividing, wielded by Vali Lucifer. Like his arch-rival Ddraig, he is also feared among Angels, Fallen Angels, Devils and the various factions in the world for his destructive powers, which are said to be able to kill both Gods and Satans. |
| Alfred | XDragoon | In this webcomic, Rocky and Alfred are humanoid dragons, coming from the planet Gan-Mah. |
| Chibisuke | Dragon Drive | Chibisuke and various other dragons in this manga series. |
| Cordelia | Angel | |
| Dev | Part Time Dragons | A dragon who dreams of becoming a successful game developer. |
| Dragon | Slylock Fox & Comics for Kids | An unnamed dragon appears in the strips "How to Draw", "Six Differences", "True or False", etc. |
| The Dragon | Sinfest | Created by Tatsuya Ishida. |
| Dragon Man | Fantastic Four | Marvel Comics. |
| Ddraig | High School DxD | Ddraig is one of the Two Heavenly Dragons and the arch-rival of Albion. He is called the Red Dragon is known as the Welsh Dragon, Dragon Goch, Red Dragon Emperor and Red Dragon Emperor of Domination, who resides within the Longinus, Boosted Gear, wielded by Issei Hyoudou. He is feared among the Angels, Fallen Angels, Devils and the various other factions in the world for his destructive powers, which are said to be able to kill both Gods and Satans. |
| Dragon of the Moon | Defenders | Marvel Comics. |
| Dulcy | Sonic the Hedgehog | |
| Fafnir | Thor #134 (Nov. 1966) | First encountered in the guise of an old man by the warrior Volstagg. Drinks magical water which transforms him into a dragon. Powers of illusion. Intends to devour the Asgardians. Defeated by Odin's son Thor.[4] |
| Fin Fang Foom | Strange Tales #89 (Oct. 1961) | Member of a race of alien dragons, the Kakaranatharans. |
| Grandeeney | Fairy Tail | A sky dragon. Foster parent of Wendy Marvell, the sky dragon slayer. |
| The Great Red Dragon | Bone | Created by Jeff Smith. |
| Genryū | Naruto | The Genryu are five legendary dragons that represent the five elemental natures: earth, water, wind, fire, and lightning. |
| Igneel | Fairy Tail | Foster father of Natsu Dragneel. Taught Natsu a rare ancient magic called 'fire dragon slayer magic'. |
| Kaido | One Piece | One of the powerful pirate warlords and the main antagonist of Wano Country Arc, renowned as the world's Strongest Creature, he ate the Devil Fruit and transforms into a serpentine Azure Dragon. He breathes fire, creates clouds that allow him to move through the air, releases sharp blades by blowing, and creates lightning with his roar. |
| Lockheed | X-Men | The pet dragon of Kitty Pryde, or Shadowcat. |
| Kozuki Momonosuke | One Piece | A young samurai who can turn into a dragon. |
| Llewellyn | Ozy and Millie | Created by Dana Simpson. |
| Long | DC Comics | The leader of a Chinese gang with ties to the Penguin. When Batwing and Nightwing arrived in Beijing to investigate a conspiracy related to one of Penguin's black market dealings, Long ambushed them, transforming into a dragon. |
| Metalicana | Fairy Tail | An iron dragon. Foster parent of Gajeel Redfox, the iron dragon slayer. |
| Ming | Rupert Bear | Pet dragon of Pong Ping.[5] Voiced by Alfred Bestall. |
| Nid Hogg | Angel Sanctuary | |
| Porunga | Dragon Ball | Porunga is a dragon created by the grand Namekian elder to grant three wishes to anyone who can gather seven spheres known as the Dragon Balls. May revive only one deceased person per wish, however that limit was later removed. |
| Pyralspite | Homestuck | The companion of Neophyte Redglare. Created by Andrew Hussie. |
| Rocky | XDragoon | |
| Sennenryu | One Piece | Sennenryu appears in the anime on the Warship Island Arc. |
| Shenron (Shenlong) | Dragon Ball | Created by Kami, the god of Earth, to grant a single wish to anyone who can gather seven spheres known as the Dragon Balls. Limited to only one wish per person (later expanded to two). Cannot grant the same wish twice, resurrect those who have died of natural causes, or grant a wish that exceeds the power of his creator. |
| Shou-Lao | Iron Fist | An immortal Chinese red dragon who is the final test for an Iron Fist candidate. Those who defeat the dragon in combat are allowed to absorb his power by touching his molten heart, which is contained in a brazier. |
| Skiadrum | Fairy Tail | A shadow dragon and foster father of Rouge Cheney, the shadow dragon slayer. |
| Tohru | Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid | Tohru fell in love with and became the maid of Miss Kobayashi after being saved from a near-fatal injury by the latter; her presence in Kobayashi's world ends up attracting more dragons from Tohru's native realm, all of whom go on to befriend Kobayashi and company despite harboring racist beliefs towards humans. |
| Weisslogia | Fairy Tail | A white dragon and foster father of Sting Eucliffe, the white dragon slayer. |
| Wormy | Wormy | Created by David A. Trampier. |
Dragons in film
[edit]Dragons have been portrayed in film and television in many different forms. They may terrorize human towns, or save human lives, even taking the role of passionate protectors.
| Name | Film | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bio Dragon | Dragon Fighter | No official name; fans refer to this fire-breathing dragon as Bio Dragon or Genetic Dragon. Horned and spined, with dark grey coloring. |
| Buraki | Dragon Wars | Main antagonist of Dragon Wars (2007). Leader of an army of dragons, dinosaurs, and frog-like creatures. Ruthless, despised, and malevolent. |
| Dagahra | Rebirth of Mothra II | Battles Mortha Leo. Transforms into Rainbow Mothra. |
| Desghidorah | Rebirth of Mothra | Desghidorah is another Japanese fiction monster that resembles King Ghidorah, but is different from his counterpart. Desghidorah is the main antagonist who tries to destroy everything in his sight and wipe out the planet. But Mothra battles the monster, then she defeats Desghidorah and seals him back in the Earth. |
| Draco | Dragonheart | The last remaining dragon. Voiced by Sean Connery. |
| Drake, Griffin | Dragonheart: A New Beginning | Voiced by Robby Benson and Harry Von Gorkum, respectively. |
| Dragonstorm | Transformers: The Last Knight | A three-headed combiner Cybertronian dragon made up of 12 individual Cybertronian Knights |
| Fafnir | Die Nibelungen | An adaption of the Nibelung legend. The dragon is notable for being one of the first dragons in film, ever. |
| Falkor | The Neverending Story | A Luckdragon and friend of Atreyu and Bastian. He is the only luckdragon to appear, although five others are mentioned in passing. He has an elongated, winged body and many white scales and hairs on the length of his body that can appear pink. The form of his head is described less precisely, though his eyes are mentioned as being the color of rubies. Falkor has distinctive canine features. |
| Ginko-Who-Soars | Dolittle | A dragoness who guards the fruits of Eden after her husband's death. She was initially suspicious of humans, but came to see Dolittle as a friend after he cured her of stomach ache. Voiced by Frances de la Tour. |
| Golden Dragon | Beowulf | Born from Grendel's mother and son of Beowulf. |
| Grand King Ghidorah | Rebirth of Mothra III | Giant three-headed winged dragon. Battles Mothra Leo; destroyed by Armor Mothra. |
| Keizer Ghidorah | Godzilla: Final Wars | Giant quadrupedal three-headed winged dragon. The last monster to be encountered by Godzilla. First appeared as a bipedal skeleton monster known as Monster X. |
| King Ghidorah | Godzilla | A kaiju, a fictional Japanese monster featured in several of Toho Studios' Godzilla films. King Ghidorah appears as an armless, three-headed, two-tailed, bipedal dragon with large bat-like wings. |
| Siveth | Dragonheart: Vengeance | Voiced by Helena Bonham Carter. |
| Smaug | The Hobbit film series | A powerful, intelligent, and vicious dragon who terrorizes the people of Dale, Lake-town, and the Dwarves of Erebor. Voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch. |
| The Dragon Spirit | The Last Airbender | A dragon spirit who acts as guide to Avatar Aang. A new composite character taking over the roles of Avatar Roku, Fang, Koh, and Guru Pathik from the animated series. Voiced by John Noble. |
| Vermithrax Pejorative | Dragonslayer | A flying red dragon who demands tribute from the Kingdom of Urland. Hero Galen Bradwarden learns, however, that Vermithrax is using the sacrifices to feed its young—three red dragon hatchlings. |
| Unnamed dragons | Reign of Fire | Various dragons feature prominently as dangerous animals throughout the film. |
| Unnamed dragons | Dungeons & Dragons | A failed attempt to control a gold dragon with a "rod" created by Profion is shown at the beginning of the film and two "dragon armies"-one of which is gold-the other-red-are featured in the Battle of Sumdall and The Empire of Izmir during the climax of the film. |
Dragons in television
[edit]| Name | Series | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aithusa | Merlin | A young white dragon that is rescued, hatched and named by Merlin. It later saves Morgana's life by healing her wounds. |
| Caraxes | House of the Dragon | Nicknamed the Blood Wyrm, he was a long serpentine red dragon. Rode by Daemon Targaryen |
| Drogon | Game of Thrones | A black-red dragon, recently hatched by Daenerys Targaryen. It is the largest and most vicious of her three dragons. |
| Kilgharrah | Merlin | An ancient dragon (voiced by John Hurt) imprisoned by Uther Pendragon below Camelot. Thought to be the last of its kind. |
| Meleys | House of the Dragon | Nicknamed the Red Queen large she was a scarlet dragon with pink wing membranes. Rode by the Queen who never was Rhaenys Targaryen. |
| Mizunoeno Dragon | Ultraman Gaia | Mizunoeno Dragon (ミズノエノリュウ, Mizunoeno Ryū) also known as "Mizunoeryu," is a monster that appeared in the TV series, Ultraman Gaia. He appeared in episodes 11, 50, and 51. |
| Natsunomeryu | Ultraman Max | Natsunomeryu (ナツノメリュウ Natsunomeryuu), also known as Natsunome Dragon is a peaceful dragon kaiju that slept in Lake Natsukawa for centuries. |
| Pufnstuf | H.R. Pufnstuf | The mayor of Living Island the titular character of the show, created by Sid and Marty Krofft. |
| Pyre | Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog | An ancient Dragon associated with the Mystic Knight of Fire. Intolerant to human presence at first, he soon comes to admire Rohan, and later recognizes the Knight as Draganta, the legendary hero. Fiercely the rival of Tyrune the Hydra. Pyre wears a gemmed cuirass, through which he presumably makes contact with his rider's Dragon's Breath Dagger. His likeness is worked into the Mystic Knights armor. |
| Scorch | Scorch | Scorch, a 1,300-year-old puppet dragon created and controlled by Ronn Lucas, the main character of a television series that aired on CBS in the early 1990s. |
| Shou Ronpo | Uchu Sentai Kyuranger | The goofy yet wise leader of the Rebellion who can transform into Ryu Violet (and later Ryu Commander), the tenth member of the titular team. |
| Sunfyre | House of the Dragon | Nicknamed Sunfyre the Golden, he was a gold dragon with pink wing membranes and rode by King Aegon II Targaryen. |
| Syrax | House of the Dragon | Syrax was a yellow she dragon ride by Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen. |
| Tad Cooper | Galavant | King Richard's pet dragon, believed to be merely a lizard but revealed as an actual dragon in the finale. |
| Tamba | Tikkabilla | A small dragon puppet who resembles Spyro in coloration. |
| Vhagar | House of the Dragon | A huge bronze she-dragon rode by Laena Velaryon and Aemond Targaryen. |
Dragons in animation
[edit]| Name | Film | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Arctic | Dinofroz: Dragon's Revenge | He is Treek/Drakemon's generals. He is a white-bearded Asian dragon whose design resembles a bit of a ninja. Arctic uses his wings as blades. Arctic is a calm and intelligent but aggressive strategist. He has a kindred friendship with Petraeus since both were recruited as generals at the same time. He along with Petraeus keeps questioning Lord Drakemon about his plans and secrets that Drakemon keep hiding from them. General Arctic was accused of being a spy and a traitor to Drakemon and was put in the gladiator area to fight against the Fighter Dragons, Arctic was soon put in prison. From his accusation, he was replaced with Natterjack to take his place as general. |
| Balthromaw | Rick And Morty | A dragon who gets Soul-bonded to Morty before inadvertently soul-bonding with Rick. voiced by Liam Cunningham. |
| Barf and Belch | How to Train Your Dragon | Barf and Belch are the individually named heads of the same dragon, a hideous zippleback. They belong to the twins, Ruffnut and Tuffnut. One head breaths a flammable gas that spreads quickly, while the other creates a spark to light it, making them very destructive. Although both heads have independent brains, they mostly manage to work in coordination, particularly in assisting the twins in wrecking havoc and mischief. |
| Brimscythe | Legend of Vox Machina | Brimscythe, the Iron Storm was a blue dragon. His human form was General Krieg, an identity he stole after killing the real Krieg to gain the manor in the Cloudtop District of Emon and the position of the Master of Law on the Tal'Dorei Council. Brimscythe was killed by Vox Machina in his lair. |
| Devon & Cornwall | Quest for Camelot | A conjoined two-headed dragon - the sophisticated and intelligent Devon and the boorish but loyal Cornwall. Thanks to the bullying from the rest of the dragons due to their differences and their inability to fly, they want nothing more than to be apart from one another |
| Discord | My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic | Recurring character first appearing as the main antagonist of the two-part Season 2 premiere "The Return of Harmony". Described as the spirit of chaos and disharmony. He is an eccentric ancient draconequus, a serpentine, chimeral creature with "the head of a pony and a body made up of all sorts of things". |
| Dragon | Shrek | A nameless red fire-breathing female dragon with ruby-colored scales, leathery bat-like wings, long, crested ears, and a prehensile tail. Does not speak; uses body language and noises to communicate. She has a taste for knights, her favorite dish; has a recipe book for preparing them for dinner. |
| Drakemon | Dinofroz: Dragon's Revenge | Originally he was known as Treek, was a former general of Neceron's army and one of Neceron's generals alongside Gladius, Kobrax, and Vlad, he was Vlad's best friend (supposedly). After Neceron's death, he Bathed in The Fires of Galgoth, sacred lava, which makes him and the dragons more powerful. After bathing in the sacred lava, he becomes the new lord of the dragons, under the name, Lord Drakemon. Drakemon is more humanoid than Reptile Like. He has a mane made out of the fire on his head to his back neck; along with Vlad, Arctic, and Petrus. |
| Elliott | Pete's Dragon | A green friendly dragon. Voiced by Charlie Callas. |
| Fang | Avatar: The Last Airbender | Avatar Roku's Spirit Guardian. |
| Goliath | Dragon and Slippers | Friendly dragon. Voiced by Dom DeLuise. |
| Gladius, the Gladiator Dragon | Dinofroz | Gladius is one of Neceron's generals. He appears to be the youngest and is not very wise. He blindly obeys his lord, and even after Neceron stole his powers, he refused to accept that his lord was wrong. Gladius is very strong but he has difficulties fighting the Dinofroz. He is very jealous of Vlad and along with Kobrax tried to kill Vlad. Gladius would have killed Vlad but two Vendetta Dragons appeared and he did not get the chance. Gladius mainly has fire-based powers. At the end of the series, he is seen to be buried under rocks after the Rockfroz explosion. |
| Haku | Spirited Away | A white dragon who befriends the protagonist, Sen/Chihiro, and eventually aids in her escape from Yubaba's bath house, although he is Yubaba's apprentice. He is able to turn into a human at will, as well as cast spells of unbinding, invisibility, and binding. Haku is the spirit of the Kohaku river, which a young Chihiro fell into as a child. Since then, the river has been paved over to make room for a mall. In smaller pieces of anime by the author concerning Spirited Away, it has been assumed that Chihiro's mother and father despised the river, for almost killing their daughter. |
| Hookfang | How to Train Your Dragon | Hookfang is a large, red dragon of the species known as the "monstrous nightmare". Capable of setting themselves on fire, they can only be fought off by experienced vikings. While formidable looking and destructive at times, Hookfang is shown as slightly less intelligent. He's inconsistent, but loyal to his rider, Snotlout. |
| Kobrax, the Serpent Dragon | Dinofroz | Kobrax is one of Neceron's generals. He seems to be older than Gladius, but a lot younger than Vlad. He is very intelligent, but he uses his cleverness for evil purposes. He is very sly and he is very jealous of Vlad. He never acts thoughtlessly, and he is always word-fighting with Vlad. Kobrax can spit a paralyzing venom, a deadly venom, and fire. He can also tangle the foes with vines and squeeze them. He is a very dangerous dragon but obeys Neceron quite blindly. He wants to be the greatest of the generals, which made him try to kill Vlad. At the end of the series, he is seen to be buried under rocks after the Rockfroz explosion. |
| Light Fury | How to Train Your Dragon | A white, sparkly dragon with blue eyes. She's first seen locked up in a cage. Later, Toothless sees her and throughout the movie, they fall in love, have kids in the end of the movie and joins Hiccup & Astrid's family in the Homecoming holiday special. |
| Maleficent | Sleeping Beauty | Giant evil purple and black dragon. Breathes green fire. Transformed from human female.[6] Ranked #1 in Ultimate Disney's 'Top 30 Disney Villains'.[7] Also features in Kingdom Hearts video-game series. |
| Meatlug | How to Train Your Dragon | Meatlug is a gronkle, a medium sized, round dragon with a small mouth and wings that cause them to fly similarly to a helicopter. While usually vicious, Meatlug is a sweet-natured and affectionate dragon, mostly to her rider, Fishlegs. |
| Mushu | Mulan | Fa Mulan's closest companion throughout the Mulan series and comic relief. He is a Chinese dragon with ears - his body is a red color and he has orange accents. He seems to be small, but hints that he is bigger in his "real size" He is voiced by Eddie Murphy in his first appearance and Mark Moseley afterward. |
| Nazboo | Shimmer and Shine | Zeta's pet blue dragon who talks in a strange way and voiced by Dee Bradley Baker. |
| Natterjack | Dinofroz: Dragon's Revenge | A dragon frog who can spit poisonous slim. He was the first dragon to win a fight against Tom and the Dinofroz in a rematch (due to being part of the plan to fake a retreat). When General Arctic was blamed for being a traitor, Drakemon made Natterjack a general, taking Arctic's place. He returned in Episode 19 and then continue appearing more as a general. |
| Neceron | Dinofroz | Neceron is the dragon lord king patriarch and master of the Dragon Land. Absolute Lord King Patriarch and Master of the Dragons and terror of the Dinofroz world, Neceron is the evil tyrant who wants to rid the Earth of all humans and dinosaurs. He is the only one who knows the true meaning of Prophecy. Neceron is the Dinofroz’s main enemy and, without any doubt, the most dangerous and powerful of all Dragons. With a simple glance, he can pierce rock and his flame can melt mountains. |
| Predaking | Transformers: Prime - Beast Hunters | An intelligent and powerful robotic dragon. Created by the Decepticons and brought to life by Shockwave. |
| Sisu | Raya and the Last Dragon | A water dragon who went into a 500-year slumber after compressing her magic into a gem that banished the Druun, which had ravished the people and dragons of Kumandra. She is awakened by Raya to reassemble the gem after it is broken. She is voiced by Awkwafina. |
| Spike | My Little Pony | A baby dragon who first met the ponies in Firefly's Adventure and came to live them. In the Friendship is Magic series, he is the assistant of Twilight Sparkle, who raised him from an egg, and has the task of delivering her messages to Princess Celestia. |
| Stormfly | How to Train Your Dragon | A large, bipedal, light blue dragon with very large wings and an array of horns sprouting from its crown. Stormfly is Astrid's dragon, and her species is known as the "Deadly Nadder." She, along with the rest of her kind, has the ability to release poisonous spines from her tail. Combined with the momentum of tail-whipping motions, Nadders like stormfly make excellent marksmen (or marksdragons, rather), despite their frontal blind spot. She is playful and loves the game "fetch". |
| Summer | DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders | A fastfin dragon who shoots water from her mouth and swims in bodies of water. Voiced by Skai Jackson. |
| Tabaluga | Tabaluga | Tabaluga lives in the fictional place of Greenland. He is around 7 dragon-years old (700 human years). His father died when he was six. Nothing is known about his mother. After his father's death Tabaluga is the last of the dragons and the crown-prince of Greenland, defending his home from two rival kingdoms on either side of Greenland; a frigid arctic tundra, ruled by the evil snowman Arktos and a searing desert, ruled by an evil sand-spirit Humsin. |
| Terezi's Lusus | Homestuck | Unborn parent figure and psychic mentor to Terezi Pyrope. |
| Tiamat | Dungeons & Dragons | Venger's arch-rival is a fearsome dragon with a screeching, multi-level voice and five heads. Although Venger and the children both avoid Tiamat, the children make a deal with her in "The Dragon's Graveyard" to thwart Venger. |
| Toothless | How to Train Your Dragon | A black, sleek-headed dragon with retractable teeth and green eyes. Became a loyal companion to Hiccup after he helped Toothless regain his flight when giving him a prosthetic tail. His species is known as the "Night Fury" for its appearance and swift combat tactics. Night Furies such as Toothless have the ability to strike quickly and retreat to retaliate, but they are also adept in direct combat as well. |
| Trogdor | Trogdor | Trogdor the Burninator is an original character created by Strong Bad in the sbemail dragon. |
| Vlad, the Vampire Dragon | Dinofroz | Vlad is one of Neceron's generals. He appears to be an aged, veteran warrior and more skilled than the other generals, Gladius and Kobrax. He is Neceron's most appreciated general, but this won't prevent Neceron from stealing his powers in the last episode. He was once attacked by Gladius and Kobrax, who were jealous of him. They seriously wounded him, but he managed to stay alive. Vlad was also good friends with Treek, another dragon. However, Treek betrayed him and their friendship ended. But still, Vlad freed Treek when Neceron had captured him. He can minimize himself, and by biting his foe's neck, he can transform the unlucky victim into a vampire dragon, not an ordinary vampire. It is possible that he did not die at the end of the series, as he was not seen buried under the rocks like the other Generals, after the Rockfroz explosion. Vlad is not completely evil. He appears to be very loyal and sensible too. He reappears in the second season as Treek/Drakemon's general. Soon Vlad realized that Drakemon is becoming insane and eventually helps the Dinofroz to save the world; proving that Vlad was the true future spy that Drakemon feared for the whole season. His new appearance is more different than his wyvern-like body, he resembles more of a two-tailed European dragon with bat ears. |
| Whimsey Weatherbe | My Little Pony: Twinkle Wish Adventure | |
| Winger | DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders | A Swiftwing dragon. Voiced by Zach Callison. |
Dragons in video games
[edit]Dragons appear in numerous games with fictional setting as bosses, final bosses, and enemies, as well as player characters, companions, units, and supporting characters.
| Name | Game | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alduin | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim | A fearsome, powerful, black dragon. Also known as "The World Eater", "Nordic God of Destruction" and "Bane of Kings". Claimed as first-born of Akatosh (the Dragon God of Time). Ambitions of world-domination. |
| Alexstrasza, The Life Binder | Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm | Aspect of the Red Dragon Flight. The guardian of all life in the world of Azeroth. She was one of five great dragons chosen by the titans to be empowered with a portion of the Pantheon's power and rule over her flight while they watched over Azeroth and its inhabitants. The titans also appointed her queen of all dragons |
| Archdemons | Dragon Age: Origins | Archdemons possess intelligence far beyond the average dragon and are purely evil creatures. |
| Aurene | Guild Wars 2 | A crystal dragon, scion of Glint, player's character companion. |
| Bahamut | Final Fantasy Series | Known by many titles, he is revered as the lord of the sky in Final Fantasy. His destructive MegaFlare can consume multiple cities in one attack. |
| Blotworx Dragon | Epic Mickey 2 | Giant Animatronic Dragon piloted by a Blotling. He is the first boss of Epic Mickey 2. |
| Cynder | The Legend of Spyro & Skylanders | A purple (or black) dragon who shoots lightning. In The Legend of Spyro series, she's first as an antagonist to Spyro in A New Beginning, gets defeated and freed by him. Also appears in The Eternal Night and Dawn of the Dragon. In Skylanders, she represents the Undead element and her catchphrase is "Volts and Lightning". |
| Charizard | Pokémon Red & Blue | Charizard (/ˈtʃɑːrɪzɑːrd/), known in Japan as Lizardon (リザードン, Rizādon), is a Pokémon in Nintendo and Game Freak's Pokémon franchise. Created by Atsuko Nishida, Charizard first appeared in the video games Pokémon Red and Blue (Pokémon Red and Green in Japan). |
| Darby | Darby the Dragon | A green dragon who bears the title Dragon Prince and goes on a quest to restore his shrunken sister Sparkle. |
| Deathwing, The Destroyer | World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, Heroes of the Storm | Known as 'the Destroyer' and originally as 'Neltharion the Earth-Warder'. Once a kind benevolent dragon, but was driven mad by the Old Gods and came to inspire fear and contempt. |
| Dracolich | Dungeons & Dragons | An undead dragon called Dragotha,[8] formerly consort to Tiamat, who was given his undead powers by the deity Kyuss. It is unknown whether other dracoliches exist in Greyhawk. |
| Dragon Knight | Heroes of the Storm | Dragon Knight is a Playable Character Transformation on the Dragon Shire battleground. Heroes can liberate the Dragon Knight by activating the shrines and interacting with the Knight's statue in the middle lane of the battleground, taking control of him temporarily. |
| Draigoch | Lord of the Rings Online | An evil red dragon found in the mountains of the Enedwaith. He has Arch-Nemesis rank and approximately 9,000,000 hit points. A raiding party of 12 - 24 is required. Pictures of him put him at about the same size as Smaug. He speaks, has wings, and breathes fire. |
| Dimitrescu | Resident Evil Village | One of the four lords of the village, who was gifted with the Cadou parasite which made her tall and needs male human blood in order to stay alive. When a man was sent to kill Alcina with the knife known as Dagger of Rose. When Ethan Winters stabs her with the knife after finding it in the church room she begins to mutate into a dragon. |
| Elvarg | Runescape | Elvarg is a female green dragon and is considerably stronger than most others of her kind. Elvarg lives on the island of Crandor and is found underground, in a cave that is connected to Karamja through a series of tunnels. During the quest Dragon Slayer, players must slay her and bring her head to Oziach in order to earn the right to wear the rune platebody, blue dragonhide body armor and mystic robe top. |
| Enywas | Darkmere | An evil destructive dragon who constantly slaughtered villagers until Prince Ebryn killed her for good. |
| Fatalis | Monster Hunter | An ancient black dragon that destroyed the kingdom of Schrade in a single night. Highly aggressive and territorial. Typically fought as a late-game monster. It has two variations, Crimson Fatalis and White Fatalis. |
| Feyrbrand | Legend of Dragoon | A dragon that appears as you start the game that is controlled by Emperor Doel. Known as "The Green-Tusked Dragon," it chases the protagonist at the start of the game until saved by another character known as Rose. |
| Flammie | Secret of Mana | A white dragon that is found and rescued by the main characters early in the game, and rapidly grows into a full-size dragon capable of carrying at least three people on its back. Later in the game, Flammie is revealed to be the legendary "Mana Beast", and battles the characters in the game's finale. |
| Grigori | Dragon's Dogma | Also known as "The Dragon", Grigori is an enormous red dragon who tears out the heart of the protagonist, marking them as an "Arisen". The Arisen is destined to destroy The Dragon to regain his/her heart. Grigori takes refuge in the Tainted Mountain, waiting for the current Arisen to challenge him. His role is to cultivate a strong will within the Arisen so that they may become the Seneschal, the overseer of the world. Grigori himself and all other dragons are former Arisen who have failed in their quest. |
| Grima | Fire Emblem Awakening | Also known as the "fell dragon," Grima is the manifestation of the corrupted earth dragon tribe seeking the genocide of all living creatures. He was sealed away in what is referred to as "The Dragon's Table" by the manakete queen, Naga. He is revered by a cult of fanatics known as "The Grimleal" who long for nothing more than his return. However, returning him to the world is not as easy as it sounds as he requires one particular person to serve as his vessel. |
| Jean? (Ender Dragon) | Minecraft | A giant black dragon with glowing purple eyes that lives in The End Dimension. |
| Kalameet | Dark Souls | One of the remaining ancient dragons, one fearsome enough to be feared by Anor Londo, the city of the gods. Found in the skies of ancient Oolacile. |
| Kasimir Æthelinde | Warhearts | A small red wyvern sworn to the Dominion as a Devout. In his juvenile state, he takes a humanoid form and is known for chili and other hot flavoured beverages that soothe his fiery soul |
| Kerafyrm, The Sleeper | EverQuest | The Great Prismatic Dragon. Originally intended to be an unkillable encounter that would rampage across the game world, players on the Rallos Zek server managed to defeat the Kerafyrm in November 2003 after their first attempt was cut short by the game's developers.[9] |
| Malygos, The Spellweaver | Warcraft | He was the Aspect of the Blue Dragon Flight and one of the most ancient creatures living on Azeroth and the eldest of the Aspects. Norgannon, the titan master-magician and keeper of lore, granted Malygos a portion of his vast power. From then on, Malygos would be known as the Spell-weaver, the guardian of arcane magic and hidden arcanum. |
| Midir; Darkeater | Dark Souls III | An ancient dragon who was given the task to defend and watch over the ringed city. This was a task Midir kept up until the very end of time, where Midir fell to the abyss. Some say Midir's duty was out of protection of the ancient pygmies, some say it was to imprison them. Regardless, Midir's power is uncontestable, making him a mighty foe to go up against. Midir appears as a hidden boss in Dark Souls III's second DLC, The Ringed City. |
| Minerva | Fire Emblem | Minerva is a name that appears more than once in Fire Emblem lore, most recently in Awakening, which is ridden by the recruitable character Cherche and her son. |
| Naga | Fire Emblem Awakening | Naga is the queen of the six dragon tribes that ruled over the land 3,000 years before the events of Fire Emblem Awakening. Even after her "suicide," she still watches over humanity to protect them from any threats that are beyond their control. When Grima threatens to destroy the entire world, she changes time itself to help the army of heroes stop the impending holocaust. Even with her divine intervention, the conflict quickly becomes more complex than anyone could have imagined. She had not prevented the world-ending threat like she had hoped, but with her interference, she manages to give mankind a fighting chance against impossible odds. |
| Necrosan | Primal Rage | A deathly, zombie-like dragon with no skin to cover his muscular structure. Little is known about Necrosan other than his design, given that he was going to debut in the sequel to Primal Rage, which ended up being cancelled. However, we do know that he is the God of Death, and supposedly controls massive amounts of the undead as an army rather than the typical natives that willingly worshipped the other Gods. He also supposedly hatches from the "asteroid" which causes the Catyclisms. |
| Nightshade | The Palace of Deceit | Nightshade is one of the rare dragons who escapes the Palace dungeons and vows to kill the evil wizard Garth before he can wipe out dragonkind completely. |
| Nozdormu, The Timeless One | Warcraft | Aspect of the Bronze Dragon Flight and guardian of time, is one of the former Dragon Aspects empowered by the titans to watch over Azeroth. He fought against the demons during the War of the Ancients. Following this intervention, he retreated into seclusion, immersing himself in his duties. He emerges only infrequently when events require his direct presence. He intervened in the defeat of Deathwing at the hands of Krasus and his allies, one of the few times he has been seen in the skies of Azeroth. |
| Paarthurnax | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim | A wise old dragon met at the summit of the Throat of the World. Alduin's younger brother who helps the player defeat him by helping him to learn the shout, Dragonrend. It is optional in the game to kill Paarthurnax, but doing so is not recommended. He is also the master of the Greybeards and their "Way of the Voice". |
| Ridley | Metroid | Portrayed in different ways in separate Metroid titles, with varying size and sometimes capable of speech. Shown to be male and to have purple skin and glowing eyes, and resembling a pterodactyl in Super Metroid. Also has cyborg and robotic forms.[10] Ridley has been described as the last of his species, native to Zebes. He is the leader of the Space Pirates, and the arch-enemy of Samus Aran, as Ridley was responsible for murdering her parents. |
| Seath the Scaleless | Dark Souls | An albino dragon who helped Gwyn, Nito, and the Witch of Izalith destroy the everlasting dragons. Seath was born without the everlasting scales, making him mortal and an outcast. After the fall of the everlasting dragons, he founded sorcery which sparked animosity between him and Havel the Rock. He resides in the Duke's Archives and the crystal caves where he researches and protects the Primordial Crystal. |
| Singe | Dragon's Lair | Captor of Princess Daphne and foe of heroic knight Dirk the Daring. Created by Rick Dyer and animator Don Bluth in 1983. |
| Spyro | Spyro the Dragon & Skylanders | Throughout the original series, Spyro is portrayed as energetic and curious, with little regard for his own safety. He is also described as a courageous hero, despite his small size. Spyro is also known for his cocky attitude and can be stubborn at times. In Skylanders, Spyro's representing the Magic element and his catchphrase is "All Fired Up!" |
| Synn | Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara | A gigantic red wyrm dragon who takes the form of an Incantatrix and hungers to conquer the lands of Darokin. Portrayed as the final boss of the game. |
| Tathamet, The Prime Evil | Diablo | He was a seven-headed dragon of all darkness and vileness. It was known as the Prime Evil and was created as a cast-off of all the dark attributes within Anu long before Sanctuary came into existence. Separated from one being, Tathamet and Anu were both trapped within the same place and they battled with each other for an indefinite length of time. Eventually, the evenly matched adversaries destroyed each other, causing the universe to come into being. After its death, Tathamet gave birth to the seven Great Evils, each being formed from one of Tathamet's heads while its body became the foundation of the Burning Hells. |
| Tiamat | Dungeons & Dragons | A multi-headed dragon whose heads can breathe Fire, Ice, poison and lightning. The arch enemy of Venger. |
| Trag'Oul | Diablo | He is a mysterious dragon-like being who guards Sanctuary and maintains the Balance between the High Heavens and the Burning Hells. In Richard A. Knaak's The Sin War trilogy, he is depicted as a constellation of stars, in each of which, a different part of life is shown - past, present, and future choices to be made, so one cannot see a definite future. Trag'Oul's exact origins are unknown, although it is hinted that he is not a unique being, that other worlds have guardians similar to him. He has not been seen since the Sin War ended. He is worshipped by the Necromancers of the Cult of Rathma. |
| Tweek the Dragon | Fur Fighters | Tweek is a dragon born in Royston Vasey, Wales to Gwynth the Fur Fighter. He is the youngest of the Fur Fighters at 0.002 years. His special skill is Gliding. |
| Ur Dragon | Dragon's Dogma | A dragon with a gray/lavender palette. However, unlike The Dragon, the Ur-Dragon has thirty "hearts" located all over his body, which will glow as the Arisen or their Pawns approach the area. Each time a heart is destroyed, the area around it will rot and fall, revealing the Ur-Dragon's true form. |
| Volvagia | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time | A corrupt dragon, who previously slept in the Fire Temple, whom Ganondorf awoke and unleashed. Killed by Link. |
| Ysera, The Dreamer | Warcraft | Aspect of the Green Dragon Flight, charged with keeping watch over the flowering wilds of Azeroth from within the Emerald Dream. Bound to this ethereal realm, she descended into an endless trance and became known thereafter as the Dreamer. She would later fight off the Emerald Nightmare and the corruption of her children. |
Other appearances in popular culture
[edit]Dragons in online audiovisual media
[edit]- The Strong Bad Emails (flash cartoons) on the Homestar Runner website feature a dragon named Trogdor the Burninator.
- The Great Dragon of Bleecker Street is a character featured in Dimension 20's The Unsleeping City.[11]
Dragons in radio
[edit]- Trorg, the Last Amber Dragon, and the blue sock-stealing dragons in Hordes of the Things
Dragons in songs
[edit]- Albi, from the Flight of the Conchords song "Albi the Racist Dragon"
- "Puff, the Magic Dragon" is best known from the hit single by Peter, Paul and Mary, but has been performed by countless other artists. "Puff the Magic Dragon" was first a poem by Leonard Lipton and adapted by Peter Yarrow. The poem tells of an ageless dragon who befriends a young boy, only to be abandoned as the boy ages and forgets him. This is sometimes suspected of being riddled with references to marijuana, though the authors have publicly ridiculed this notion. The dragon in the song is most likely a reference to children's imagination and innocence.
- Tharos, from the Emerald Sword Saga, a collection of five albums by the symphonic metal band Rhapsody
- The titular dragon in the song "The Dragon and Saint George" (2015) from Ten's release of the same name
Dragons in puppetry
[edit]- Dirty Dragon from The BJ and Dirty Dragon Show and Gigglesnort Hotel
- Scorch the Teenaged Dragon, Ronn Lucas' ventriloquism puppet
- Delbert the Dragon, created by Jim Henson for La Choy commercials
- Kukla from the children’s show Kukla, Fran and Ollie
Dragons in toys
[edit]- Scorch, Slayer, Loong, Dragon, Legend, Magic in Beanie Baby
- Megatron in Beast Wars becomes a bio-mechanical dragon after absorbing the essence of his ancestor.
- Predaking and the Predacons in Transformers: Prime have robotic dragons as alternate forms.[12]
- Jinafire Long, the daughter of a Chinese dragon from Monster High
Dragons in theme parks and shows
[edit]- Tradinno, the world's largest walking robot
- Prezzemolo in Gardaland
- Figment in Journey into Imagination with Figment
- Danny in Happy Hollow Park & Zoo
- The Dragon in Legoland
- The 6 Dragons in Phantasialand
- Coaster in Rye Playland
Dragons in sport
[edit]- FC Porto, professional association football team from Portugal, nicknamed Os dragões and playing home matches at the Estádio do Dragão
- Wales national association football team, presenting the Welsh Dragon (y Ddraig Goch) on its crest
- San Francisco Dragons, field lacrosse team
- Somerset County Cricket Club, one of the first-class cricket clubs in England
- St. George Illawarra Dragons, Australian professional rugby league club
- Barcelona Dragons, professional american football team playing in the ELF
- Mario the Magnificent, Drexel Dragons mascot
- Stuff the Magic Dragon, Orlando Magic mascot
Dragons in podcasts
[edit]- Hiram McDaniels, a "literal five-headed dragon", and his sister Hadassah McDaniels from Welcome to Nightvale. Each head demonstrates differing personality traits and behaviors.
- Cerulean Depths Seen from a Great Height (A.K.A. Ceri). A gargantuan sea dragon with a long name and a snobby teen attitude, from Spout Lore.
- Mishka Beverly Paw Paw II, an energetic and rambunctious baby black dragon from Not Another D&D Podcast.
See also
[edit]- List of dragons in mythology and folklore
- Chinese dragon, the Eastern interpretation of the dragon
- European dragon, the Western interpretation of the dragon
- Dragon Day, a celebration at Cornell University
- Princess and dragon, the archetypical/stereotypical premise about dragons kidnapping princesses
References
[edit]- ^ Mizuno, Ryou (2019). Sorcerous Stabber Orphen Anthology. Commentary (in Japanese). TO Books. p. 236. ISBN 9784864728799.
- ^ Noble, Barnes &. "Slathbog's Gold (Adventurers Wanted Series #1)". Barnes & Noble. Retrieved 2018-02-06.
- ^ Sieben, Cole S. (2022-07-01). "Mastery of Morality and Wings of FIre". Substack. Archived from the original on 2023-03-05. Retrieved 2023-02-16.
- ^ Thor #134-135 (Nov.-Dec. 1966)
- ^ "Alfred Bestall". Lambiek.net. Retrieved 5 December 2020.
- ^ "...one of the most menacing villains in the Disney canon". Rottentomatoes.com. Archived from the original on 2012-06-26. Retrieved 2012-06-27.
- ^ "UltimateDisney.com's Top 30 Disney Villains Countdown". Ultimatedisney.com. 2004-10-11. Retrieved 2012-06-27.
- ^ Schick, Lawrence. White Plume Mountain (TSR, 1979)
- ^ D'Anastasio, Cecilia (24 November 2016). "The Surprising And Allegedly Impossible Death Of EverQuest's 'Unkillable' Dragon". Kotaku. Retrieved 23 June 2023.
- ^ Metroid: Zero Mission Player's Guide. Nintendo of America. 2004.
- ^ Dimenstion 20, [Dimenstion 20]. (2020, October 30). Borough of Dreams (Ep. 9) │ The Unsleeping City [Video]. YouTube.
- ^ Truitt, Brian. "Predaking rules in 'Transformers Prime' epilogue". USA TODAY. Retrieved 2019-07-24.
