Wind Dragon

Wind Dragon


















Wind Dragon


The dragon is something that can be said real and can also say as a myth .. the myth says, because of this huge creature size not found everywhere, no matter its form varies from one another dragon to dragon, because it is an illustration made by art experts .. in a real say is not wrong too, because the word dragon comes from a language that has meaning lizard or a snake .. The second type of animal that must exist everywhere in the entire country .. in the lizard said, because his body which have scales and a very sharp fangs like lizards generally, and the snake said, because her body shape is very similar to the snake, either the tail or the nature of the dragon itself .. as well as the most coconut dragon-like lizards or snakes in general ..

Some people's life illustrates the wind dragon, dragon winds sometimes appear above the clouds where no one know where he lives, some are saying that the wind dragons live in forests or islands, to set the weather is indeed the wanted .. wind dragon wings usually illustrated with a very wide, so it can fly high in the sky though, there are also depicting the dragon wind that has no wings at all, but the way he runs he can adjust the wind around him to encourage him to fly ,as well as existing in the film Anima Dragon Ball, and others ..

Water Dragon

Water Dragon












Water Dragon


Dragon or a dragon is a general term for the mythological creature who intangible giant reptiles, these creatures appear almost in every culture.
In general, intangible cultural giant snake but most describe it shaped lizard with wings. The term dragon was taken from the ancient Indian language or languages ​​sangsekerta which means a giant lizard. In China the dragon is realized as a giant snake who has a horn, whereas in Europe the dragon who manifested as winged lizards.

experts described the water dragon shape with different shades, shapes the body, wings, and tail .. each of them has advantages and disadvantages. but the form of illustrations of them make us impressed by the existing water dragon in the legend. illustration of the most in the picture comes on Australian water dragon .. all sorts of shapes defined by mangacan or the like may be inspired by it .. good body shape, tail, fangs, nails, horns, and head of the Australian water dragon is ..

color of the water dragon in the match with the color of natural climate or her occupied, generally the color of the water dragon is blue, the color of the sea inspired him as a place to live .. Nobody said that the water dragons live in the ocean's most basic, so that no one saw, or harass the sea dragon's life ..

Ekhidna-The-Legend-Of-Yunani

Ekhidna-The-Legend-Of-Yunani
























Ekhidna-The-Legend-Of-Yunani






 
EKHIDNA (or Echidna) was a monstrous she-dragon (drakaina) with the head and breast of a woman. She probably represented or presided over the corruptions of the earth : rot, slime, fetid waters, illness and disease..

She was often equated with Python (the rotting one), a dragon born of the fetid slime left behind by the great Deluge. Others call her the Tartarean lamprey, and assigned her to the dark, swampy pit of Tartaros beneath the earth. Hesiod, makes her a daughter of monstrous sea-gods, and presumably associates her with rotting sea-scum and fetid salt-marshes..

Echidna is best known for being the mother of monsters. There's not a huge library of "Echidna mythology" laying around somewhere where she does a bunch of other things. She is sometimes confused with Python of Greek mythology who guards the Garden of Hesperides, though that role is actually that of her child Ladon..

Like many of history's mothers, Echidna's legacy is destined to be carried on by the children she left behind. She herself was thought to preside over the corruption, rotting, and pestilence of the lower dregs of the earth. Most myths have her residing in Tartarus (Greek mythology), who is both a storm-pit of the underworld and father to Typhon..


The Children of Typhon and Echidna:

There are still debates on which monsters are, in fact, the children of Typhon and Echidna, so I basically went through them all and took the most commonly attributed ones, being:

Cerberus - the three-headed dog that guards the entrance to Hades.
Chimera - Part-lion, part-goat, part-snake - all monster.
Gorgon - the snake-haired and snake-bodied humanoid that was created in its mother's image. Its stare could turn a person to stone. Medusa became one of these creatures in a later myth.
Hydra - the nine-headed serpent who grew two new heads for every one that was cut off.
Ladon (Python) - the snake that guarded the golden apples in the Garden of the Hesperides.
The Nemean Lion - the giant lion with impenetrable hide who becomes the constellation Leo.
Orthros - the two-headed dog that lived with giants.
The Sphinx - the half-human, half-lion that forces those its meet to answer its riddles, or die.


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Fire-Dragon

Fire-Dragon

















Fire-Dragon


The dragon is the common word for the mythological creatures in the form of a giant reptile. These creatures appear in various cultures. In general shape of a huge snake, but some are describing it as a winged lizard.

The Dragon personality The Dragon is a creature of myth and legend. A symbol of good fortune and sign of intense power, the Oriental Dragon is regarded as a divine beast - the reverse of the malicious monster that Westerners felt necessary to find and slay. In Eastern philosophy, the Dragon is said to be a deliverer of good fortune and a master of authority. Therefore, those people born in Dragon years are to be honored and respected.

The Fire Dragon is a powerful force to be reckoned with. This is a Dragon doubled! The Fire Dragon can move from calm and collected to combustible in a matter of seconds. In some ways the Fire Dragon is his or her own worst enemy. These Dragons cannot help feeling they are valuable and all-knowing. When they are right their vehemence and vigor is an asset to the cause, and though they value objectivity, they do not always employ the best decision-making measures, and sometimes jump to the wrong conclusion. They also suffer from recklessness and quick tempers. Yet, when they do keep their temper, emotions, and rivaling spirit under control, they emanate a commanding influence on other people..


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