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Shortly after gaining her [[shift]]ing powers, the [[Jenny Nowhere#Agent of Chaos|Jenny Nowhere]] of [[Westbrook]] in [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]] accidentally summoned a [[Dragon (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|blue Dragon]] while trying to summon a gun. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') | Shortly after gaining her [[shift]]ing powers, the [[Jenny Nowhere#Agent of Chaos|Jenny Nowhere]] of [[Westbrook]] in [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]] accidentally summoned a [[Dragon (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|blue Dragon]] while trying to summon a gun. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') | ||
In [[Universe B (Infinity Apartment)|one]] of the universes in which the [[Infinity Apartment]] existed, bipedal, talking Dragons were a normal part of society, and indeed possibly the Earth's dominant intelligent species. Jenny showed [[Keith (Infinity Apartment)|Keith]] a [[Dragon (Infinity Apartment)|Dragon door-to-door missionary]] as proof of the Apartment's multi-dimensional nature. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Infinity Apartment (comic story)|Infinity Apartment]]'') | |||
[[King Arthur|Arthurian]] [[England]] in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]] was home to at least one talking, bipedal [[Dragon (Defying the Dragon)|Dragon]]. After he made off with a [[Princess (Defying the Dragon)|Princess]], it was assumed that he had abducted her, and [[the Blue Knight]] was sent after him to “rescue” her. However, it transpired that the Dragon and Princess were actually in love, and they left the country to seek a land that would be accepting of their relationship. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Defying the Dragon (comic story)|Defying the Dragon]]'') | [[King Arthur|Arthurian]] [[England]] in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]] was home to at least one talking, bipedal [[Dragon (Defying the Dragon)|Dragon]]. After he made off with a [[Princess (Defying the Dragon)|Princess]], it was assumed that he had abducted her, and [[the Blue Knight]] was sent after him to “rescue” her. However, it transpired that the Dragon and Princess were actually in love, and they left the country to seek a land that would be accepting of their relationship. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Defying the Dragon (comic story)|Defying the Dragon]]'') | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 25 November 2021
Dragons were large, winged reptilian creatures. Often found in magical realms, they had a voracious appetite. While, in some universes, Dragons were intelligent creatures with the power of speech, in others they were mere beasts, albeit with the cunning of a predator.
While in Hideea, Jenny Everywhere helped the knight Sir Parsifal slay a red Dragon which had eaten Parsifal's horse. (COMIC: Beauty as a Beast)
Shortly after gaining her shifting powers, the Jenny Nowhere of Westbrook in one universe accidentally summoned a blue Dragon while trying to summon a gun. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)
In one of the universes in which the Infinity Apartment existed, bipedal, talking Dragons were a normal part of society, and indeed possibly the Earth's dominant intelligent species. Jenny showed Keith a Dragon door-to-door missionary as proof of the Apartment's multi-dimensional nature. (COMIC: Infinity Apartment)
Arthurian England in Reality Z-25 31-H was home to at least one talking, bipedal Dragon. After he made off with a Princess, it was assumed that he had abducted her, and the Blue Knight was sent after him to “rescue” her. However, it transpired that the Dragon and Princess were actually in love, and they left the country to seek a land that would be accepting of their relationship. (COMIC: Defying the Dragon)
The Snap-Dragon was a Dragon with a snapping beak, horns, wings and a long coiling body, wreathed in blue flames, which resided in the depths of Snapdragon Lake inside Madame Tarsa's Toybox's Christmas Toyland. (PROSE: The Time of the Toymaker)
