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'''Dragon''' - The subject of an oath of [[Iago]]’s. The exact nature of the Dragon is as yet unknown, however, (although the fact that Iago was a member of the [[Wyvern clan]] raises some interesting speculations). | '''Dragon''' - The subject of an oath of [[Iago]]’s. The exact nature of the Dragon is as yet unknown, however, (although the fact that Iago was a member of the [[Wyvern clan]] raises some interesting speculations). | ||
| − | It is uncertain as yet as to whether genuine dragons exist in the Gargoyles Universe, beyond the magically animated stone dragon that [[Arthur Pendragon|King Arthur]] and [[Macbeth fought in the [[Brooklyn Botanical Gardens]]. | + | It is uncertain as yet as to whether genuine dragons exist in the Gargoyles Universe, beyond the magically animated stone dragon that [[Arthur Pendragon|King Arthur]] and [[Macbeth]] fought in the [[Brooklyn Botanical Gardens]]. |
[[Category:Canon]] | [[Category:Canon]] | ||
[[Category:Other]] | [[Category:Other]] | ||
[[Category:Magic]] | [[Category:Magic]] | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 12 August 2006
File:Dragon.JPG
A Dragon statue brought to life
Dragon - The subject of an oath of Iago’s. The exact nature of the Dragon is as yet unknown, however, (although the fact that Iago was a member of the Wyvern clan raises some interesting speculations).
It is uncertain as yet as to whether genuine dragons exist in the Gargoyles Universe, beyond the magically animated stone dragon that King Arthur and Macbeth fought in the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.
