well she was benevolent (for a lack of a better word) in the end, smaug just isnt, so i doubt it

This dragon is reasonable and she has a very strong sense of justice. Once she figured out that the king tricked her into murdering innocent women, she wanted to be slain as retribution for the suffering she caused. Smaug doesn't care at all about who he kills, he will burn a whole city as an example for the ones who wronged him. All he wants is more gold to horde.

Kinda doubt it, Smaug has a huge ego and doesn't get along with humanoids no matter what. This dragon just didn't get along with humans because they killed her baby, Smaug will kill unprovoked.

Bro, the sheer size differences between Damgon (Damsel+Dragon) and Smaug is huge. It's like comparing a cat and a bear, this difference alone is enough for Smaug to just smoke her whenever he's in the mood for it, and by instinct alone I think Damgon would be careful to not trade blows with him, and keep away from it.

@@Oddball_1943 Question Since When Do Dragons Talk? Bye

i love how the dragon was never killed for just wanting to avenge her lost babies, and in the end she ended the her own cycle of pain by leaving the cave i think the dragon had the best character development in the entire movie

I'm pretty sure the Dragon just enjoyed toying with her prey/victims.

@@CrystalKing-2023 EXACTLY!! I love it

It's not lava, it's petroleum gel

That shit was on her goddamn. How to train your dragon level of different fire.

@@nocnyowca5619 more like napalm then? That's awesome.

​@@maeror1022 Identical fire as Monstrous Nightmare

CG Budget

As someone who has asthma, it just makes me think of the wheezing sound 😅

@@___.__._.Ayla._.__.___ oof

fun fact for you: when air is superheated (which in this case it may very well be) it's does sound like screaming when it ionizes.

@@mealsome1571 oh really?! That’s awesome!!! What a thoughtful thing to add to a dragon’s sounds, very scientific lol

@@immagical7036 Yep, it is really neat. unfortunately I can't watch movies with bad science in eithe rphysics or biology because it irks me. it's different if there is an explanation (like technology we don't have/don't understand) but when it's something set closer to modern times I can't watch it or i lose my mind. Example being a movie like fury. with the panzer 4's cosplaying as tigers and the m3 cosplaying as a sherman. (they literally put wooden cutouts over the vehicleds to make them look like their larger counterparts and it's blatantly obvious).

We found Donkey.

We found Donkey.

That was Queen Janna from The Lion Guard too!

Solo quedaría saber como su metabolismo procesa y crea lava en su interior

Shohreh Aghdashloo. That's her natural voice too and it's incredibly unique.

@@AradiaAries I know right I fucking love that voice

@@AradiaAries AAAAH OFC IT'S GRAYSON FROM ARCANE. I knew I recognized her voice and it was killing me

​@AradiaAries thank you! I could picture the actress's face but couldn't think of her name.

@@amandafrazier9724 It's exactly not a name easy to remember :(

You forgot about Ghidorah

All of those are great. I loved the design for the Wyverns in the movie Reign of Fire as well.

@@skeletronprime6670 forgot to add that

@@christiangibson2733 was gonna add Ghidorah cuz the monsterverse design is peak as hell but then i realized bro ain’t a dragon he’s an alien

@@nightshade777dragon is a design. Alien is a background… Ghidora is a dragon.

So true!!!! TwT

smaug?

@@matteditscp yes. He's good too

@@user-bv3qk6ds3fhe is the best in my opinion

Agreed!

@@matteditscp Wasted on a destined dues ex machina death though sadly, so I still wanna see Glaurung in my lifetime, I feel like a dragon that villainous could make for an awsome series antagonist

Me too

if you are familiar with mass effect 2 and 3, that's admiral shaala'raan.

She could be a sister species of Alatreon 🔥

Yeah lol. She reminds me a bit of Kuluve Taroa (idk how to spell it)

@@user-AtiredAnimator Kulve Taroth and she does look like that creature! If Smaug had a daughter with a kulve taroth.

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Lmao fr

@@user-AtiredAnimator ?

Bros never seen a dragon

@@captainb.mccrea5480 I just say that it's MORE like a manticore than a dragon, I know even too much how a dragon is, even "subraces" or variant, as every european dragon and not just the dragons, as the original wyvern

@@captainb.mccrea5480and you have? 😂

Because it wasn’t just fire it was like lava

Simple in theory, but it’s incredibly risky cause if you miss then your goose is cooked

I personally like how the dragon wasn’t fully seen until the confrontation with Elodie’s father, but to each their own. As for taking down the dragon, Elodie didn’t want to kill her at that time. She wanted to tell her the truth of the sacrifices. When she did convince the dragon, they were able to take down the kingdom together.

I agree, but it wasn't beaten by it's own fire. makes a lot of sense anatomically. think about it. stabbed in the neck/chest. thats where it's napalm was coming from (you can see the fluid leaking out). I would assume what happened was one of two things (you can see similar things happen when hydraulic fluid ignites). Option 1: the sac was pierced and the fire she spat ignited the fluid on the ground which subsequently ignited the fluid leaking out (it's not just blood, it's the napalm too which is highly combustible as we see) and then of course that fire trailed back to the source and surrounding area (internal fluid which would run out of oxygen faster leading to internal burns but not quite as severe). and because this is a liquid we can assume it's the same thing that happens to plate mail (again historically dousing knights with burning oil was common because it slides through the cracks and cooks the soft fleshy bits underneath). Option 2: the lung was penetrated and the dragon inhaled. why would the dragons internal organs needs to be immune to fire? it only would come into contact externally, right? so the dragon spews fire, ends up gagging due to the lung being stabbed (meaning the fluid is just blood) and inhaling involuntarily (think water going down the wrong pipe). in which case it would have inhaled the fluid that as passing from the sac and the ignited fluid causing a chain reaction down it's aesophagus where the fluid mixes with and oxidizes with the remaining air in the dragons lungs (which would be proportionate to the dragons size so that's a lot of oxygen). if it's only one lung chances are it would still survive but be agonizing. Either way, wasn't defeated by it's own fire. was defeated by a lucky shot to either the fluid sac that holds the napalm or the lung.

I don't think this movie needs a sequel.

@@jacobcox4565it doesn’t need a sequel, but I welcome any chance to see this dragon in action. Six minutes isn’t enough.😊