Greetings friends of dragons. There are many festivitals ahead of us that involve respecting the dead, warding off evil and making mischief like Halloween, Día de Muertos and Samhain. I am going to ask the dragon community a question with the holidays and their spooky themes in mind?
Topic: Are there any dragons that scare, intimidate or creep you out? They can be dragon pokemon or dragons from another franchise.
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I generally see dragons as majestic in their power and beauty, sometimes they are approachable and whimsical instead, so I don't normally think of them as dark or unsettling, but the Hydreigon is the one that fits the closest.
I love Hydreigon as a pokemon, it's one of my favorite dragons to use, but whereas some dragon pokemon go around rescuing people, this is a pokemon explicitly described as violent and aggressive, literally destroying and eating whoever or whatever is in it's path, with Pokedex entries about it massacring whole towns. It's also creepy to think about it using extra heads on its limbs being to bite you. About those heads... it's evolution process looks disturbing also because it's first stage deino didn't have multiple heads, they just grow them out of nowhere without any explanation every time they evolve in this horror story fashion. What's even darker I think is that while initially the heads on the second stage zweilous seem to just be conjoined twins, two minds/personality sharing one body like the doduo line, when we see the final Hydreigon the additional heads are suggested to be more like extra appendages, or a parasitic twin, the heads are there protruding out and respond to stimuli, the mouths can bite the way a Venus fly trap can open and close it's mouth to catch prey, but it's not sentiment, the pokedex entries specifically say that the extra heads have no brains, which didn't appear to be the case before, evolving seemed to kill a living part of zweilous since now only the dominant head can think. It's kinda amazing that this stuff is in a kid game.