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Different Types Of Dragons (Why Dragons Are Fascinating)

Editorial Team by Editorial Team
23 February 2023
in Culture and Society News
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Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Dragons have been a part of human culture for centuries. They are often portrayed as powerful and majestic creatures. Many people believe that they have magical powers. Five different types of dragons are commonly found in popular culture. From the fire-breathing dragon to the water dragon, there is a dragon for everyone. Whether you are a fan of fantasy movies or video games, these dragons are entertaining.

Five Different Types Of Dragons In Fiction

Let’s delve into the world of dragons and learn everything there is to know about these fascinating creatures.

1. The Dragon of the Sea

The Dragon of the Sea is the most powerful of all the Dragons. They are the protectors of the oceans and can breathe underwater and fly. Moreover, they have scales that are hard as armor, long horns, and a ferocious appetite.

2. The Dragon of the Forest

The Dragon of the Forest is a type of dragon that lives in the forest. They are usually peaceful but can be fierce if they feel threatened. These dragons are good at protecting people and their forests and are known for their strength and magic. While they are also good at hunting.

3. Dragon of the Mountain

The Dragon of the Mountain is a fierce creature that is known for guarding treasure and other valuable items. This dragon is typically a brown or black color with spikes running down its back. They are also known to have a ferocious appetite, so it’s important to keep feeding them plenty of meat. The Dragon of the Mountain is a symbol of strength and power

They are also associated with wisdom and knowledge. Moreover, they are popular for being the protectors of treasures. You will most commonly see them in stories and legends to represent wealth and riches.

4. The Dragon of the Night

The dragon of the night is the symbol of power, mystery, and courage. This type of dragon is often associated with the dark side of the moon and is known for its strength and ferocity.

It is often used in business to represent the power of the night. This power can be used to achieve your goals and can be very effective in business. The dragon of the night is the symbol of power, mystery, and courage.

5. The Dragon of the Moon

The Dragon of the Moon is a gentle creature that is often misunderstood. They are usually quite passive and prefer to live in peace. However, when provoked, they can be ferocious and destructive. They are associated with change, transformation, and new beginnings. People find them as bringers of luck and are used in Feng Shui to help with navigation and prosperity.

What Is The Difference Between Asian & European Dragons?

Dragons are a symbol of power and strength, but there is a difference between Asian and European dragons. Asian dragons have four legs, whereas European dragons have two. Moreover, Asians also have a more serpentine body than Europeans. Additionally, Asian dragons are usually more benevolent creatures than European dragons

European dragons are also shown with a long, serpentine tail, whereas Asian dragons are shown with short, rat-like tails. Another common difference is that European dragons are depicted as having short snouts while Asian dragons are long snouts. In Asian folklore, dragons are often used as symbols of good luck, wisdom, or prosperity.

What Are The Characteristics Of Western Dragons?

Western dragons are usually depicted as winged, bipedal, and with long serpentine bodies. They have a red, scaled hide and horns. While they often have wings that cover their entire bodies, which is different from Eastern dragons. They also have long forked tongues and are usually greedy for treasure. Western dragons usually live in mountainous areas and are associated with water, lakes, and rivers. One of their most common traits is fire breathing. 

Where Do Dragons Come From?

There are many myths and legends surrounding dragons, and their origin is still a mystery to many. Some say they are the offspring of fire and water, others say they are the offspring of thunder and earth. However, dragons have played a significant role in human history and are still popular symbols today. 

Three main types of dragons include fire, water, and air. Each dragon has its unique powers and characteristics. It is interesting to note that each dragon is associated with a different element. Fire is associated with the element of air, water is associated with the element of earth. While lightning is associated with the element of fire.

Types Of Dragons With Their Origin

There are many different types of dragons, each with its own unique origin story. Here are four of the most common types of dragons:

1. The Chinese Dragon

The Chinese dragon is one of the most commonly known types of dragon. They are often depicted as having a serpent’s head and body and are often associated with wisdom and power. The dragon is also believed to protect the emperor and the country.

2. The European Dragon

The European dragon is a type of dragon that is often depicted as having a dragon’s head, wings, and body. They are often associated with fire and are often associated with strength, courage, and power. The dragon is also believed to be a messenger of the gods.

3. The Japanese Dragon

The Japanese dragon is one of the most popular types of dragon. They are often depicted as having a serpent’s body and head and are often associated with the water element. The dragon is also believed to be a protector of Japan. It is often used in Japanese culture to symbolize power and wisdom.

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4. The American Dragon

 The American dragon is one of the most popular types of dragon. They are often depicted as having a dragon’s head, wings, and body. Moreover, they are associated with the air element and used to symbolize power and strength. The dragon is also believed to be a messenger of the gods.

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