What Is The Difference Between Dragon And Wyvern? Finally Explored In Detail!
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- Exploring the Differences between a Dragon and a Wyvern
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In short, wyverns and 2 legged and dragons are 4 legged. Although all wyverns are dragons but not all dragons are wyverns
Wyverns are 2 legged dragons. That’s the shortest way of putting it.
Yeah thats a good way to sum up alot of taxinomical differences lol
Basically
But smaug from the hobbit is a dragon but it has 2 legs
Still.He is a dragon
One reasons why I love Monster Hunter series the Creators kind of got it right with Wyverns and Dragons in the game they made Wyverns the most common type of monster and they gave the legendary status and apocalyptic power to the Eldar Dragons even gave Eldar Dragons the more fantasy dragon appearance especially Fatalis.
Plus there's a variety of wyverns types and speices, ranging from mammalian, avian, reptilian, even to piscines (fish). Same with the dragons in that game franchise's aswell.
Great game. F the movie though!
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Well it depends on the tittle of the MH game and what weapons you're using and what monster you're hunting,
After you finish the tutorial and the tutorial mission/ training the easiest type of monster to start hunting is usually bird wyverns but becareful the bird wyvern in question will catch you off guard if you're not careful
Often times:
Western Dragons have 6 Limbs; 4 legs and 2 wings
Wyverns have 4 limbs; 2 legs and 2 wings
Eastern Dragons typically have 4 limbs; 4 legs, but no wings to speak of
Or no limbs or wings..
@@peterang6912 I think that's called a Wyrm.
@@NineTailsChaosFox yes and why are those not in the video???
Perhaps it is due to how it is an unpopular type of Dragon?
Those western dragons are UK only. The rest of Europe doesn’t share that.
As a Welshman I'd say a dragon has 4 legs/limbs and wings attached to the body. Whereas the wyvern is similar to a bat, in that the wings are connected/part of the forearms( front limbs)
I agree
Agreed
I'm a Welshman too, and I agree.
As an Floridian who has done a bunch of myth studies, I also agree, easiest way to differentiate
Funny you mention that, there's a wyvern in the monster hunter franchise, its called a Paolumu it's literally a giant bat has a tail of a pangolin (armored armadillo) it can also puff up into a poofy floating white ball of fluff
I don't know if I missed it or something, but I didn't hear him mention Dragons having 2 wings and 2 legs, which is what the Smaug and Drogon are. They are both dragons AND have a wyvern-LIKE bodies.
Sorry to break it to you smaug is an ancient wyvern. Not a true dragon. No arms=wyvern
2 legs 2 arms 2 wings=dragon
Some things to point out/ set straight:
1: D&D made a fantastic spreadsheet/ family tree of the Draconian species and who have this many pair of limbs and wings!SUMMARY below or Google it! Dragons ( 4 legs, pair of wings, higly intelligent, lots of breath weapons), Drakes ( 4 legs no wings beastly can have no breath weapons or just bites ), Wyverns ( 2 legs pair of wings, vrnomous bites/ tail and instinct based ), Wyrms/ Linnorms ( just a ginormous draconian like snake, can be intelligent, can have breath attacks ), Lungs ( " flying " beasts with no wings but usually some legs, think asian dragons, very intelligent and magical )
2: The "dragons" in ReignOfFire/ GoT/ House of Dragon, partly Souls games Skyrim, partly LotR etc..are trendy tropes based on realistic potrayal if they could exist in reality since NO mammals/ reptiles can have 3 x pair of limbs. THERE. A short summary.
3: True FANTASY dragons are depicted as six limbed, 4 legs/ arms, pair of wings. WoW, D&D, Pathfinder some Souls games etc got Dragons done correctly.
So you got Fantasy take on these animals and the Realistic one. The latter could be called Dragon/ Wyvern hybrids or crossbreeds. Wygons, Draverns so to speak.
Do you know if there is an official poster/chart of that spreadsheet (or even an unofficial one)?
Right exactly D&D gets to decide what is "True Fantasy" and what is not. Every fictional writer is beholden to them, with no other historical basis other than 17th century english coat of arms classifications.
This only applies to DND based things.
Mythology supersedes it and the first “dragons” aren’t even reptiles.
We gotta stop using dnd as the bases for everything. It’s stupid.
Absolutely brilliant video and very interesting as I’ve never heard of a Wyvern before. I’ve always loved dragons but I much prefer the Europeans depictions of dragons with wings especially the look of Drogon from Game Of Thrones. I’ve never really liked the Chinese/Eastern Asia depiction of dragons which have no wings with long serpent like bodies 🐉
I love the sarcasm on being up and close trying to distinguish in-between a dragon and a wyvern.
Nice video. Fun stuff to think about, especially how imagination is inspired by reality. Though my take on dragons and wyverns is still the same. They don't exist and therefore if someone creates a story, movie or game and calls something a dragon or wyvern then it's fair game. That's why dragons are my favorite animal, the only limits to them are the imagination. I'm surprised you didn't mention the significance of wyverns in Monster Hunter. Almost everything in that game is a wyvern. Bird wyverns, flying wyverns, brute wyverns, piscine wyverns, fanged wyverns, almost everything is a wyvern. Then again, I don't know if you'd want to touch upon games or if you just want to stick to film.
Best video ever especially as wyverns get called dragon in films and tv now a days my mom always argues with about it 😅
Can you cover the Zilants they are the most underrated out of all fictional Dragons
They are characterized with two arms, a pair of wings but no back legs
Wait, are the wings and arms fused as well? Or no?
@@thalmoragent9344 no they are not fused if they are fused then it's a different breed called an Amphitere Dragon
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So it uses wings to fly, arms to grab stuff I guess, like prey... but then does it just slither on the ground when it lands, like a snake, using it'd arms to maybe claw at the dirt to drag it? That's an odd Dragon 😅😅
@@thalmoragent9344 yes
LindWyrms are NASTY! Especially the 2 headed one
Lol Smaug wasn’t a dragon, although he was referenced as one in the “Film” to be more accurate to him being a Wyvern as depicted in the original book his design was changed to match that
Smaug was so much more intelligent then any dragon.
@@qevansable not wise like paarthunax and the dragon of dragon heart
@@royalecrafts6252 the dragon from dragon heart and smaug intelligence is about the same
Drogon, Vyserion and Reagal weren't dragons either. All had fused limbs and wings so they're Wyverns instead of Dragons too just like Smaug.
@@qevansable So was the Dragon Killghara from the TV show Merlin.
main things i thought
1. dragons have 4 limbs, wyvs 2
2. dragons have human to above intelligence whereas wyverns are as smart as animals, and
3. in some settings dragons have breath weapons where wyverns use their poisoned tails. but thats not consistent and some have fire breathing wyverns
Aaand Drakes have 4 legs NO wings. Wyrms are snake- like but with more draconic esque head. Lungs are asian dragons that are long and slender, can have legs but no wings.
Those all very depending on the setting.
This is in DND. DND doesn’t dictate what dragons are. MYTHOLOGY does because that’s where they come from.
Wyverns are dragons. The same as sharks are fish.
I never knew there were a difference,learn something new everyday.
Did everyone forget wings are limbs too?
I still remember reading some spoils info after kill some lightning wyverns, some of the line mention that wyvern is a poor imitation of true dragon, at first I didn't quite understand what is the meaning until I meet the undead dragon ( 2 part ), the everlasting dragon and the shame of many defeats by kalameet finally I understand the difference between these two😶
P.s : playing dark souls 1
I was lead to believe a wyvern to be a love child of a Scandinavian wyurm and a dragon.
Wyverns arejust dragons with 2 legs. And also you go what the in universe calls them, for example game of thrones drogon and it’s sibling are dragons because the author said it’s more realistic for an animal two have 4 limbs(wings are counted as limbs) then for a six limbed animal.
NICE VID
Some of this info is off but still an entertaining video. The only type of Dragons that still exist today are cold drakes, better known as crocodiles, alligators, caimans and gharials. Though there are reports of Wyverns, also known as pterosaurs or pterodactyls(Wyverns ARE Dragons, not a subspecies or different species), in various isolated wilderness areas from around the globe to this day.
What a load of bullshit. You aren’t actually trying to give credibility to “reports” of pterodactyls are you? And Wdym “the only type of dragons that still exist”? No dragons have ever existed… you’re on crack
How is it possible that this guy makes so many points and discloses the many differences of dragon and wyverns and takes examples of how they are viewed in history, and yet people in the comments are "ooh okay so the difference is the number of limbs 🤪". Did ya'll even watch this video?
About time! Need this to settle debates and pretend I’m smarter then everyone
Actually popular movies doesn't neglect Wyverns but portrays them as Dragons that breathes fire, giving misinformation and confusion throughout the ages ☝.
Wyverns have two legs and two wings... Compared to dragons who have four legs and two wings... Sometimes no wings and 8 or more legs.
Only using DND classification. Which doesn’t apply anywhere but things using DND classification.
Dragons in mythology, where they originated, do not follow DND rules.
DND doesn’t dictate what a dragon is.
What anime is shown during the beginning of the video, within the first minute of it?
Edit: You got something wrong about Wyverns. Wyverns are not quiet. They have a shrieking-roar, similar to the "Dragons" from Game Of Thrones, and are capable of hissing, like a cat or a snake. In multiple cases, Wyverns are capable of speech, they just refuse to do so. Why bother talking to lesser beings (humans, dwarves, orcs, and goblins) when you could just eat them?
Wyverns aren't supposed to breathe fire
I honestly think the whole wyvern/ dragon thing is kind of silly. I really don't get why people get so particular about what is at the end of the day a made up creature. Don't get me wrong I love dragons but I don't it's healthy to get upset over how many legs it has. If anything I'd say dragons are probably the most malleable of all mythological creatures. I've seen dragons twisted into so many different shapes and breathe almost anything you can think of. But they still somehow manage to be recognizable as dragons.
As a side note I personally prefer Wyverns they just look more like something that was actually meant to fly. I've always kind of felt that the typical 6 Limbed dragon looked kind of awkward.
Lol, because some culture worship them, like the difference between jesus and Allah.. both made up..😂🤣
It all boils down to Realistic vs Fantastical portrayals of dragons
It's because someone read a D&D manual and decided that is applies to EVERYone else' fiction and that any fictional writer is beholden to some Wizards of the Coast IP monster manual. There never was a universal classification for European dragons. The only time period and place to make such a distinction was 17th century england, and even then it was only to categorize coat of arms dragons. No other time period or country every made such distinction, and the only reason anyone even looked into it was the rude autistocrats running around getting mad at people for not conforming to the categories of D&D.
The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim was brilliant to make Dragons and Wyverns in one being and make it solid with out any problems in the world od Nern.
i had no idea what a wyvern was until i seen the word yesterday then i see this video today
Ok, so... you said wyverns have 2 legs and dragons have more, usually 4. But you show what you call dragons to have 2 legs. So which is it? Do some dragons have 2 legs, or are there fire breathing, giant, talking wyverns?
Wyverns are dragons
General rule of thumb, if it sports four limbs and doesn't have a breathe weapon, it's a Wyvern. If it can breathe something like fire or whatever, it's a Dragon.
“You know, you know the Wyvernborn comes!” 🎶🎼🎵
Wile this video is informative, you've neglected the problem with modern media depicting dragons and wyverns as the same creatures, for example, in the Peter Jackson Hobbit film, Smag is supposed to be a dragon, wile he has the fire breathing and intelligences, he resembles a wyvern, as he has 4 limbs, 2 back legs and 2 arms/wings, this is also true of such franchises as the elder scrolls games and the game of thrones books and show and the Harry Potter movies, what is this push on dragons look like wyverns?
And GoT...
@@peterang6912 I did say game of thrones
@@james739123 yes, i see it to late..
Well eastern dragons arn't realy dragons ither, there closer to fish than reptiles. We just call them dragons caues its the closset comparison we can make.
@@hellblaze10 that's all well and good but that doesn't answer the question at hand dose it?
Ancallogon the Black, is my favorite Dragon, of such size when Eärendil slew him his fall shattered the Towers of Thangorodrim, and he sank all but the northern peak of Baleriand, Middle Earth.
This really shouldn't take a whole video. Wyverns have back legs and front legs/arms that double wings. A dragon has four legs and separate wings.
Not always the case. Dragons can be have wyverns too. There is the 'wyvern' the body/frame type you can have a Wyvern Dragon and then there is the wyvern (pronounced as wi-vern) which is seperate creature from Greek or Roman mythology the is alot smaller walks up right like a bird and has snake head and neck. They spit acid and/or tar. It's this creature that has lead to the confusion. Same spelling but two different meanings.
@@Dracorientalis naw he got it right, wyverns typically have 2 legs and 2 wings while dragons typically have 4 legs 2 wings (sometimes no wings) . Now there are IPs like GoT and LoR that take it upon themselves to use the 2 names Interchangeably but in the standard overarching mythos in which all these IPs take their inspiration from, the aforementioned body layout is one the best ways to distinguish the 2. Unfortunately. Most folks prefer to ignore accuracy and to label things as dragons regardless of mythos because dragons sound "better" than wyverns.
@@qdog8367 Not the case. Like explained. South American Amphitheres are Dragons (2 wings, no legs) Asian Lungs (4 to 6 legs long body no wing generally) are also Dragons. 'Drakes' (4 legs, no wings) a can be dragons. There are different types. 'wyvern' is a body type. Like we are bipedal Dragons can be wyverns. There are two different type of Wyvern. one can be any kind of monster or creature with 2 hind legs and wings double as forearm/legs. And then there is the Greek Wyvern (pronounce 'wi-vern' and not 'why-vern) which actually is not a wyvern (body type wise) is doesn't use it's fore legs to walk when on the ground. Two different words, two different meanings yet same spelling, but different pronuciation depending on what you are referring to. So Dragons can be wyverns. Infact this type of Dragon is mostly from South europe/Mediterranea/ North African.
Wrong. This is dnd classification.
Unless of course you think Chinese and Japanese dragons aren’t actually dragons…..which have existed mythologically for thousands of years when dnd isn’t even 100.
@@qdog8367 sorry bud. Dungeons and dragons doesn’t get to dictate what a dragon is. That’s what you’re literally using.
They come from mythology. The first dragons in history weren’t even reptiles.
Mythological history doesn’t back you up.
Stop using dnd to dictate what a dragon is.
I always hated how in movies like Hobbit and shows like GoT, HotD and Witcher they depict dragons as wyverns and their excuse is always that it's because they wanted dragons to look realistic and that there are no six limbed reptiles irl, well there are no giant, flying, fire-breathing reptiles either.
Well to be fair the Dragons in GOT and HOTD are based on their descriptions in the books which are two legged.
Dragons and Wyverns do not exist. They are described in mythology or fairytales. If an author calls a 0-legged serpent that flies and breathes fire a dragon, then in his universe it's a dragon even if it goes against the make believe that anyone else has read about. George Lucas calls Chewbacca a Wookie, but fairytales call that sasquatch. Star Wars is George Lucas's universe not ours. No need to hate
Wyverns are dragons. Stop using DND manuals to dictate what a dragon is. That 6 limb requirement came from dnd.
Dragons are mythological and do not follow dnd rules.
Wyverns ARE dragons.
It’s my understanding that a wyvern is a type of dragon
in most general terms dragons are larger, more powerful more intelegent
Ya know. The fact that all of mythological dragons started off as giant snakes instead of winged lizards is a little concerning. In that era, those parts of the world were completely disconnected. That's a bit weird for a coincidence. What were these people dealing with?
Wyvern = realistic dragon, dragons have 6 limbs if you think about it. Wings plus four legs. Nothing reptilian has 6 limbs on this planet. If a dragons did exist for real its alot more likely to either look like a Wyvern or the Chinese styled snake like dragon. This always bugged me.
Isnt a coincidence that they relate dragons with legends of creation stories and dinosaurs are basically the same thing since they were hrte before us
Thanks chat GPT!
Does anybody know what is the animation that appears in a few clips?
We have a white dragon and a dark star in our family crest.
And what fossils would be at the top of the underground? Pterodactyl!
Wow! Never thought about ancient peoples finding dinosaur fossils! That's it!
Was today years old when I heard the word "wyvern" for the very first time.
He says dragons have 4 legs as he shows GOT DRAGONS with 2 flying around. I was pretty sure dragons could breathe fire and wyverns couldn't. That's it..... besides size, shape, and color.
Martin himself said, when asked ,that he has wyverns in his books. But they are still named dragons.🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Wrong,there are many dragons with two or even no limbs at all,the term dragon is just for a important character or monster that someone will face or interact with,I hate this argument
So basically tomatoes and tomatoes
All this back and forth on what make believe creature should be called is so silly. Dragons and Wyverns do not exist and whatever mythology we refer to is that's depiction of what it is. George Lucan called Chewbacca a Wookie when in our fairytales, that Wookie was clearly Sasquatch. It's not our universe so it's silly to argue what Chewbacca is. If GRRM calls a 10-legged flying thing that breaths fire a dragon or a 2-legged thing that flies and breaths fire a dragon, it's his universe and its then a dragon. If Eastern Chinese mythology calls Mushu a dragon, then it's also a dragon
Mushu is a dragon, the type of a dragon he is, is a lung dragon. Or a long dragon.
And lung dragons (do to lack of proper wings) have a different method of flight than both a western dragon and a wyvern.
@@Dualbladedscorpion7737I do no not argue that he wasn't. I said he was in my post.
Dragons are as real as humans are, they just left for a different (more spiritual than our physical) realm, hence why there are no remains of them. And yes, Dragons and Wyverns are different, Dragons are generally bigger, they are sential-naturals (look like animals, but have humanoid intelligence), while Wyverns are naturals (animals, like birds or prey, or snake, or housedog, just supernatural in origin)
Wyverns don not have 4 legs and have a venom as opposed to a breath weapon
For me i think Caraxes is the only dragon on the series who look like dragon same with Vhayar, Drogon, Viserys, Rhaegal. And for me Syrax looks like more Wyvern.
Surprised you didn't include dragons and wyverns from Monster Hunter.
Wyvern have 2 legs and more bat like wings they use more like front legs and usually have some kind of poison tail or bite and dragons come in many different shapes and forms so in a way I would say all wyverns are dragons but not all dragons are wyverns
i will always prefer the dragons seen in game of thrones/house of the dragon
It really depends on the universe really
Correct. There never was a universally accepted classification system. There wasn't even a singular classification system for all of Europe. In fact, the only time period or place in Europe to ever make such a distinction between 2 or 4 legs was 17th century Heraldric scholars to categorize coats of arms, and they still considered the 2 legged type to be a category of dragon. They didn't write anything about being smaller or dumber, or anything. The term dragon is far older than that, and the modern distinction is simply from the D&D monster manual, and that's it. No other intellectual property is beholden to it. If you wish to write a fictional universe your dragons can have 2 or even 0 legs and you can still call them "dragons".
It’s their limbs😑 video could’ve been 5 min long
Food for thought, wyverns are teenage dragons?
You keep showing GoT "dragons" and Smaug, whom granted are described as being dragons, but their fundamental physiology suggests that they are wyverns. They are massive and breathe fire which are attributed to dragons, but they have two wings and two legs. What are they?
Wyvern is Dragon Lite
IJS weird that we want to classify Wyverns as non dragons, when we still accept Eastern Dragons as true dragons.
that s what i keep saying
@@dragonking5852 And you are correct, because there never was any universally accepted depiction of a dragon. There was only ever one time period in one European country, 17th century England, to make the 4 vs 2 legged distinction, and that only applied to the dragons on coats of arms, and they still considered "wyvern" to be dragons. They didn't have any of the stinger or smaller, weaker, or dumber added. That all comes from D&D. That is it. 17th century coat of arms classification doesn't have authority over what the rest of history or the rest of the entire world gets to call a dragon, and neither should D&D or any other Wizards of the Coast Intellectual property. So, if you want a fire breathing snake with wings and no legs at all to be a dragon in your own fiction, then you are perfectly correct to do so.
Wayvrns don't have arms that are separate from the wings
i know that whale skeleton! that's from a nearby aquarium!
I mean, pterodactyls could be wyverns
Don't you mean the fantasy dragon and the anatomically realistic Dragon.
Wyverns
I SEE AIR WYRMLING FROM DOTA
All subspecies such as wyverns and drakes are still dragons. A true dragon has 4 legs but they’re all dragons.
All lions are cats, not all cats are lions.
Wyverns do not breathe fire,dragons do.
Wyverns are more akin to wild beasts while dragons are magical and intelligent beings.
The thing about needing to have 4 legs is dumb,especially concerning movies.
I've hunted some wyverns that do breathe fire, and I've hunted ones that breathe poison aswell.
As a wyvern, I'm offended.
And it's pronounced "Wivvern".
Not really true, you missed a LOT of things:
For instance No their origin is actually the same, its a misconception but if trace the steps then from an origin standpoint both are the same.
So does that mean the dragons from game of Thrones and house of dragons are actually wyverns?
Yes and no. There wyverns design wise but the show calls them dragons. Do rember these are mythological creachers, and look how ever the auther wants them.
They’re wyverns. Which are a dragons. They’re both. Because a wyvern is a dragon.
A pit bull is a canine.
All wyverns are dragons but not all dragons are wyverns. Similar to turtles and tortoises.
I hate that wyverns have taken over the standard dragon design in fantasy movies and series, dragons with 4 legs and a pair of wings look more regal and stronger
There’s no such thing as a standard dragon. DND doesn’t dictate what dragons are which is where this “6 limbed dragons are true dragons” comes from. Dragons are thousands of years old in myth and the first ones aren’t even reptilian.
Okay we all do know wyverns are types of dragons right? They are literally dragons. There are all types of dragons sea dragons western eastern dragons they either have flippers or wings with two legs or arms and legs and wings or just arms and legs without wings. Stop tryna make dragons who were called and made dragons not dragons because they are wyverns which are a type of dragon
Read through the comments. Everyone things the DND classification is the only one lol.
They’re literally saying a game that borrowed from myths from multiple cultures is what dictates what a dragon is, something that has appear in numerous cultures in numerous ways.
What are the sources for the information presented in this video? The only historical information on any European classification system stating a dragon has 4 legs and wyvern 2, is 17th century coat of arms classification. No other European country ever made such distinction, and dragon or drakon can be traced back much further and could simply mean a big flying fire breathing snake with no legs at all, and it would still be called a dragon. The only other source I could find is D&D, which is very modern, and is only one intellectual property.
Yeah as soon as he starts saying "there is a clear difference between both", like dude, you just spent so much time explaining how european dragons are basically christian depictions of the Devil, then you say "wyverns are more evil than dragons, who are usually wise and noble". This is such a pointless video.
can someone tell me the Animes name?
DOTA: DRAGONS BLOOD..it’s on Netflix
Wyvers are the best ones they are metal heads
A Wyvern is a Dragon
They are the Biggest Dragons.
And they can often even talk
You sir are clueless
No
@@dapsu8781 - my book says YES
how about drake and wyrm
An airplane is a wyvern
I just assumed that every true dragons is capable to speak like smaug and ancient dragons. Any sub species are just huge winged lizards nothing more.
Wyver two legs. Dragon 4 legs
Wyverns are dragons.
So are none of the dragons on GOT/HOTD dragons?
short answer no more drakes dragons but drakes were not mention in this video
They are dragons. The whole "is it a dragon or a wyvern?" thing is a load of crap.
@@andrewtolstov5168 oh- okay! Why?
@@BarBea1123 to my knowledge, the classification of dragons was invented by D&D, I might be wrong on this. To be honest, it's a very convenient system if you want to write a fantasy book or something. The problem is with people interpreting it as law. They forget that mythologycal dragons were crazy, some had only 2 legs, some had 4 or 6 or even none at all. Asian dragons don't have wings, but they are still dragons. People take this too seriously, considering that both dragons and wyverns don't exist.
They are dragons.
Witcher got it right too.
Witcher copied DND. There isn’t a “right” dragon.
Unless you think Greek, Japanese chinese etc dragons aren’t dragons. You know. Myths that are thousands of years old.
Wyverns to me are the bipedal flying reptiles, and dragons are the four legged winged creatures
They're both often reptilian but there's a handful of species of both wyverns and dragons that are mammalian, avian, and piscine.
i like dragons, the game of thorns and lord of the rings are wyrm in design but wyrm are so to very interesting but most idoltic thing i have hear is humans living 65million years ago just plane stupid
Front legs
Ridiculous, I'll go with the simple version where Dragons breath fire and Wyverns don't.
But we just saw severl wyverns breath fire.
@@hellblaze10 that's the concept I take because when you use size to differentiate a dragon or wyvern then what's a Drake or dragonet?
I find this so weird that in many parts of the video you talk "Dragons" but clearly show creatures with 2 legs and 2 wings, especially when talking about pop culture.
Its extremely jarring especially when you clearly explained the important difference a few minutes ago
Wtf is wyvern?
Why continuously show Smaug when referring to dragons? While the Smaug from the book was a real dragon, the one in the movie was a wyvern. You could have used footage from DragonHeart, the Last dragonslayer or any movie with a real dragon.
They’re all the same🗿
No
@@dapsu8781 ye
No
@@dapsu8781 ye
sooo... GOT and HP are fantastically wrong 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The difference is colonialization
The hobbit has the best dragon animation/concept ever.
Too cartoony. GOT and HOTD Dragons are better.
Reign of Fire : live on my brothers
Can you just tell us the difference already?
my dude are you seriously using manga as your source to explain what a dragon is?🤣🤣🤣🤣
You like to repeat yourself a lot, which is exhausting. I bet this Video could have been shortened