Female dragons?

Scarlett-Fear-Dragon · Nov 01, 2009 11:23 AM

How comes there were no female dragons in this game? Maybe Gnasty just wasn't evil enough to trap the females? Or maybe they live far away and the two genders only come together to mate? And then when the year of the dragon comes the fairies bring the eggs they've laid?

TehPurpleDragon · Nov 04, 2009 2:04 AM

Probably because they found male dragons to be wiser, and symbolize more. Or, just a lack of female voicing people who would volunteer for teh game.

MrXLink · Nov 09, 2009 6:01 PM

Who says Dragons are animals? Who says there are famale Dragons? I mean, it's 1998, and they did not have as much knowledge of Dragons as they have now.

Drekorig · Nov 09, 2009 10:00 PM

Yup, MrX-Link is right, I can't explain it, Peaple! Its obvious that they didn't have as much knowledge of Dragons...

Fryeguy · Nov 15, 2009 7:24 PM

I used to wonder the same thing, but according to the third game there are female dragons. I always thought the one in the Dream Weavers home near the gun was fairly female-like for some odd reason. And why are there no male fairies for that matter?

Keby · Dec 12, 2009 7:34 PM

Maybe every single female dragon lives in a different city. o.O

MixedUpMeows · Dec 14, 2009 9:53 AM

this topic was posted on the old layout of the site.

Well I think there was one in dream weabers home wolrd but me and my brother just think is a metro

riverhippo · May 16, 2010 3:48 PM

maybe dragons are asexual. Maybe Spyro will lay an egg in the 7th original spyro game! lol

JazzJackrabbit · Jun 20, 2010 9:43 PM

Eggs are delivered by fairies every 12 years. The celibacy theory seems to fit.

Trasher258 · Jun 22, 2010 8:17 PM

It does sound wise to have the female dragons hidden away in case of some catastrophe. That way they can ensure their continued existence.

MoonDragoness · Sep 10, 2011 9:22 PM

Haha, I think it's funny that people are saying it was 1998 and people didn't know as much about dragons as they do now.
HELLO, they're dragons, they aren't even real! People can make anything up about dragons. A dragon can be any way somebody wants them to be, because there is no specifications, because they aren't even real!

riverhippo · Sep 10, 2011 10:11 PM

MoonDragoness wrote:

Haha, I think it's funny that people are saying it was 1998 and people didn't know as much about dragons as they do now.
HELLO, they're dragons, they aren't even real! People can make anything up about dragons. A dragon can be any way somebody wants them to be, because there is no specifications, because they aren't even real!

Not necessarily. There's a believe that dragons are or could be real. The only limitation hindering us from dragons is the fact that no animal on earth, nor fossil has found any skeletal remains of a creature with more than 4 limbs. This doesn't rule out the possibility for a wyvern or serpent type dragon though.

There are also creatures that give off methane gas through their bodies, so even breathing fire isn't totally impossible. All you need for fire is fuel, oxygen, and a spark. And since animals can manipulate their breathing valves to make grunts and various animal sounds, it is definitely possible a caliced inert could generate a spark.

And don't forget that dragons are 'mythilogical' in several cultures that for the longest times remained isolated from each other, but they all have this physical apearance of a fire breathing lizard that sometimes has wings.

But the argument is stupid. I once had an argument with someone about Spike from MLP not being a dragon cuz he didn't have wings...

There are different kinds of dragons and they all have very specific descriptions.

MoonDragoness · Sep 10, 2011 10:41 PM

This is a stupid argument xD

But, yeah, there are certain kinds of dragons that 'could' be real (but have no legit and believable proof), but, that doesn't stop you from making any up. With your own specifications.

KeepYourHornsOn · Nov 26, 2011 3:10 PM

I think somebody's taking this a bit too seriously.

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