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Dragons very big Monsters sometimes nice
and sometimes cruely and destructive.
Maybe you will find some of them in China. |
- A mythological beast, usually described as a reptilian
animal with
wings and a tail. They have the ability to fly and breathe fire. They have long been
associated with magic as well. They love gemstones and have hoarde caches of jewels and
other precious things. Knights have often been depicted as fighting and slaying dragons,
but there were also said to be great guardian dragons, protectors of the weak and bringers
of good luck. Although many cultures have viewed the dragon as a fearsome creature,
associated with evil, in ancient China, it symbolized"courage, and the Emperor, and
the country itself, as well as the heroic spirit in general."
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- Kazin:
A noble creature, in mind and
spirit, possessing great power
and knowledge, capable of great
creationor distruction, but also
posessing the wisdom to instead
to go about its own business and enjoy lifeitself.
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- Narlaq:
A creature striving to reach the
ultimate level of knowledge in
order to know how to use its power, and the wisdom to know when to
use it.
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- K. Koike:
To the earthbound there is no
such thing as absolute freedom.
True freedom is in the sky. Only
adragon can soar to such heights.
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- 1: A fabulous animal generally represented as a
monstrous winged and scaly serpent or saurian with
a crested head and enormous claws
2: The heraldic representation of a monster with a griffin's head, a scaly winged body
with four legs and claws, and a long barbed tail and tongue borne as a charge or used
as a supporter
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- Amphisbaena:
A creature with heads at each end of
its body that is capable of moving in
two directions.
Basilisk:
A lizard like creature that can kill with a glance, has nasty breath.
Cockatrice:
Often looks similar to a rooster with a lizards tail. Said to be a serpent that
has hatched from a chicken's egg.
Has a deadly glance.
Chimera:
Fire breathing creature, with a lion's
head, goat's body and serpent's tail. Sometimes also depicted with 3 heads:
a goat, lion, and dragon. May have
wings.
Quetzelcoatl:
the name of a South American Indian
god. He was believed to sometimes
take the shape of a winged serpent.
Griffin:
Creature with the head, forelegs, and
wings of an eagle and the body,
hindlegs, and tail of a lion.
Hydra:
A many-headed serpent, often portrayed with the body of a dragon.
Manticore:
Creature with the head of a man,
body of a lion and tail of a dragon or scorpion. Often has wings.
Salamander:
Lizard-like creature that has the ability to endure fire.
Wyvern:
Very similar to a dragon except it only has four limbs (2 wings, 2 hind legs) Usually in
all other aspects, it is similar to a dragon. They are generally not characterized as
breathing flame, but some do.
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- Yes, they actually do, but not in the
mythical from that most individuals
are familiar with. There are several
lizards that bare the name dragon,
the best known being the Komodo
Dragon. Dragons also exist in
symbolisms, history and the largest
free roaming habitat of all, the
imagination.
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