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King Ghidorah's Russian cousin, Zmey Gorynych, is released upon the countryside in the 1956 Soviet film Ilya Muromets.
Roger Corman edited, dubbed, and retitled the film, released in 1960 as The Sword and the Dragon, which was famously lampooned on MST3K.
You can watch a subtitled version of the original film on the Internet Archive here:
Ilya Muromets, also known as The Sword and the Dragon and The Epic Hero and the Beast, is a 1956 Soviet fantasy film by noted fantasy direct
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ALL MY TAILS HAVE POINTS UPON THEM. ALL MY TEETH ARE SHARP AND BLUE."
PIC INFO: Resolution at 1205×760 -- Spotlight on a double-page spread of a three-headed European mythology-style dragon, artwork by the late, great Eric Carle (1929-2021), from the 1988 children's book "Dragons, Dragons and Other Creatures that Never Were."
"Let me tell you about me. Children love me, You're a child. All my heads are green and handsome. All my eyes are red and wild. All my toes have claws upon them. All the claws have hooks. I blow smoke through all my noses. It is hotter than it looks. All my tails have points upon them. All my teeth are sharp and blue. I won't bite you very badly, I am fond of you. All my scales are shaped like arrows. They will hurt you if you touch. So, although I know you love me, Do not pet me very much."
-- "Dragon" by KARLA KUSKIN
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THEY FLEW IN ON DRAGON WING -- A COMPLETE SET FROM AN AMERICAN MASTER.
PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on opening double page spread of a dragon-like creature from Western and/or European mythology, plus an East Asian/Chinese Dragon, and the cover art to the 1988 children's book "Dragons Dragons and Other Creatures that Never Were," illustrated by the late, great Eric Carle (1929-2021).
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Drawings of three-headed dragons that aren’t really three-headed dragons.
The first one has just one head with a very short neck and three tentacles surrounding the mouth with pincers, eyes and other sensory organs on the tips, giving the tentacles a head-like appearance.
The second one is three individual dragons, one large, winged male and two small, wingless, legless females living in the male’s chest pockets.
The third is a complex colonial organism with the single body parts being formed by zooids.
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Thought: Now that the theory of Jon's parentage has been confirmed, it's clear that Jon, Dany and Tyrion all had mothers who died giving birth to them, which makes them all Stranger’s children. And if the other theory about Tyrion's parentage also proves correct, then Jon is half Targaryen half Stark, Tyrion is half Targaryen half Lannister and Dany is pure Targaryen. Putting all this together seems to support the final theory that they are the Three Heads of the Dragon.
I am a staunch supporter of the three headed dragon! If Tyrion isn’t a Targaryen then maybe the “Jon-has-a-twin-sister-who-is-Meera” theory might be legit. Either way I want to see three dragon riders up against the White walkers!
Three-headed Dragon + Hogwarts houses
The Dragon Trio
