All Kinds of DRAGONS in Every Souls Game

[@vaultboy3706]

Dark Souls Dragons: Weak to spear and lightning. Elden Ring Dragons: Uses spear and lightning.

[@paulogaspar8295]

but they are still weak to lighting in elden ring

[@FireFly-kz2te]

Thats badass tho, using your weakness as a weapon.

[@TheDinohunter2000]

@@paulogaspar8295 Only the lesser ones

[@Gamer_G33k]

@@TheDinohunter2000 Unless you use Dragon Weapons, like The Bolt of Gransax. Which is a Lightning Spear.

[@ChuckPalomo]

Dragon God is interesting in that it's not a dragon but a demon born from the bones of an ancient dragon. I wonder what the actual dragon looked like.

[@nightscout9979]

Based on the reverse cover art for Demon's Souls, the archdemon is basically 1:1 with the original dragon.

[@hypotrain]

Probably the exact same

[@Pizzifrizzo]

The other wyverns in the game are dragons as well, conjured by Allant to evoke the (presumably) extinct enemies that gave rise to Boletaria. So I agree with the other comments that say the dragon god was probably exactly the same as the demon version.

[@Tokyoprism]

Sooo what a demon had sex with dragon bones and the bones got pregnant?

[@spinyslasher6586]

Placidusax's design is so raw and powerful. Even though is slowly withering away, he still exudes a regal presence with his sheer size and stance.

[@theonetheonlyepic7981]

Sometimes when he breathes fire he stands on his back legs spreading out his wing elegantly. I love how you can tell he's Royalty

[@istolethispfpfromreddit]

You can clearly see the evolution in design, starting from the demon’s souls wyvern like dragons and ending with the Elden ring ancient dragons

[@user-hs6tz9rh3z]

You mean the evolution of the creators

[@nightscout9979]

You're leaving out the Dragon God, who has a bipedal form and literal metal as a natural part of his hands.

[@lonekirin905]

They went from Wyverns to quadruped dragons

[@nightscout9979]

@@lonekirin905 The Dragon God was a bipedal, humanoid dragon, so there was a lot of variety from the start.

[@guycross493]

Fleshy western dragons> slimy rocky dragons> eastern divine dragons> western literally metal dragons(and Ghidorah)

[@adamfowler350]

The gaping dragon is still one of the biggest mindfuck crazy designs I've ever seen in a souls game

[@choconuts2389]

Ah yes the "Get in my belly" dragon

[@BasicallyBaconSandvichIV]

You could make a terrible joke in response to all of this....

[@mnc29]

​@@BasicallyBaconSandvichIVthe raping dragon😧

[@sonsique]

@@BasicallyBaconSandvichIVmake it then

[@hericbss]

I just love how Dragon God From Demon’s Souls have a ripped buffed human body. What? Bite you? He literally punch your soul out our body

[@pokimanefartcompilation]

Other dragons: *loud roar* Dragon god: "we go gym"😎

[@harhar9867]

Honestly I always wanted there to be a dragon form built like him. Like just imagine during a PVP, the other player just becomes SWOLE.

[@davidwestin6345]

@@harhar9867 Ds1 dragon torso is pretty ripped

[@SNESpool]

Honestly, examining the models like this puts many of the dragons in a much more sympathetic light. Like you can see just how much suffering has been endured by Ekzykes, open sores everywhere and fungal growth slowly infesting every inch of his body, or Fortissax, so thoroughly seeded with the deathroot that it's sprouting out of his right eye in what must be an extremely painful condition. These beasts have both witnessed and committed untold atrocities and endured unimaginable suffering, over the course of millenia. The pain of such existence is beyond our comprehension. They have long since earned their eternal rest. Also, I need those hearts for my dragon knight build.

[@thatloner2831]

And now we have Bayle the Dread. Missing a leg, ripped wings with a weaponized jagged bone sticking out of one, and two of Placidusaxx's heads still biting his neck. What an absolute unit.

[@PierceArner]

I find it really interesting that the Dragon God from _Demon's Souls_ as well as the Wyrms from _Elden Ring_ are the ones who have multiple rows of teeth inside their mouths as well as a hybridization of human & draconic anatomy. Excellent overall showcase of all these different designs (and great choice of music as well).

[@LordSevla]

It's the xenomorph design from Alien.

[@thelionofjudah5318]

@@LordSevla and the xenomorph is inspired by the nephilim of the bible

[@fellowmemeenjoyer3223]

@@thelionofjudah5318 isn't it inspired by irl moray eels? They have jaws that expand forward to grab things

[@nightscout9979]

The Everlasting Dragons of Dark Souls 1 also have both an exterior and interior toothy mouth. This is best observed when an Everlasting Dragon roars in the opening cinematic, and it can also be witnessed with Seath, though Seath seems to have a flawed inner jaw, perhaps because the gums grew over the teeth or because the teeth never properly grew out of the gums. The derivative, descendant dragons start to lose this trait, among other traits. In Dark Souls 2, the real ancient dragon, found dead in Freja's arena, has the double jaw, whereas the fake dragon at the Dragon Shrine only has one jaw. For a while, I thought Sinh had this double jaw as well, but after this video and checking fight videos again to see if it was a low-res thing, Sinh may actually just have one jaw -- his gums simply look a bit ridged and I mistook those for teeth. However, Midir in Dark Souls 3 does feature the distinct double jaw. Elden Ring might be adding a twist to this detail, with only the Magma Wyrms having the trait, perhaps because it's left over from their original jaw, and they grew a second jaw as they mutated into draconic beings.

[@LordSevla]

@@thelionofjudah5318 lol

[@itsprod.472]

One thing VN didn’t include is the two dead corpses of two dragons. Greyoll is technically the biggest killable Dragon, but the corpse of the Ancient Dragon Gransax in the center of Lyndell is to date the biggest dragon From has ever made and even dwarfs the dead mountain dragon that’s from Dark Souls 3

[@georgiykireev9678]

Gransax would be unnecessary, since it's just the ancient dragon model scaled up

[@CadavresSansNom]

In shadow of the erdtree there is a wyvern corpse that is even larger than Gransax

[@dbaby7416]

Gotta say i love elden ring's ancient dragons. The gold and stone just looks so cool and they look like they're wearing legit crowns

[@LordSevla]

Yes I agree. I just don't like how they throw the lesser "drake/wyrm" as dragons so ingame you kinda lose all the amazing impression these 2 creatures deserved. That are really under appreciated

[@omnipresentl1316]

@@LordSevla to be fair the lore states it was the result of humans that tried to become dragons but failed. They're way more powerful than the mortals but they are still cheap imitations of the true dragons of old.

[@Artaxerxes.]

@@omnipresentl1316 wrong. Only the magma wyrms and the dragonkin are "failed dragons". The rest are dragons proper. There are "ancient dragons" that have 4 limbs and 4 wings lansseax fortissax placidusax gransax. Even elder dragon greyroll has only 2 limbs.

[@fush0690]

@@Artaxerxes. so wyrms are false dragons as a result of dragon communion warriors and regular dragons are just a weaker subspecies of the ancient dragons

[@chase6579]

If only they were funner to fight

[@ludwig8366]

You put the consumed king in this list. He must be so happy.

[@pedroramos2156]

Divine Dragon is my favorite. It has a noble and mythological vibe in its design.

[@ongabonga4378]

But at the same time it feels so tired and weak

[@littlefield3003]

@@ongabonga4378thats the point

[@Artaxerxes.]

@@ongabonga4378 placidusax is also looking tired and weak. when we fight him, he's not even half as strong as he was in his prime . Otherwise placidusax is the strongest being in the Lands between. He's the elden lord after all

[@ongabonga4378]

@@littlefield3003 yep, my point too. That's why I like the boss.

[@zionthedragon8866]

Some of the other dragons have a noble & mythical vibe in their design too.

[@littlesneets8026]

You know something I liked about DS2? Dragon Aerie and the sanctum (the areas before Sinh and the Squalid Queen) were, in my opinion, the most awesome places to visit on the game. They were just so atmospheric, like you were going around a sacred shrine, or an ancient tomb. DS3's dragon shrine was honestly pretty cool, especially once you got to the end, it felt like a pilgrimage. The dragon areas are always, for some reason, the most fascinating.

[@palemoon1394]

In my opinion, Midir will always be my favourite, his design is simple but at the same time amazing, and i love that his laser attack is inspired by Godzilla Edit: for anyone who doesn't noticed the reference, search for "Shin Godzilla Laser Beam". And not only this attack but the Midir's design looks inspired by Godzilla, just like Placidussax is inspired by Ghidorah (another great dragon)

[@afungai1649]

Name me one unique thing about him besides his funny laser beam attack…

[@yourewallsareveryconvenien8292]

@@afungai1649 He is the only Dragon boss that is fun to fight against. There is your unique thing.

[@botondkunos1774]

@@yourewallsareveryconvenien8292 What about Kalameet, Placidusax and the Divine Dragon?

[@kixakii436]

@@afungai1649 only dragon that has humanity attacks, things such as the move where he flies up in the air and breathes fire under him while flying away were copied by elden rings dragons (i understand the reason but still he's the one with original moveset) 2 variations of beam attacks btw, he has various stomps, claw attacks and is way more aggressive than basically any of the dragons. Amazing soundtrack, you get rewarded with a big reposte if you have been hitting him in the head through the whole fight and his arena is quite obviously the place that you see in dark souls 1 intro where they found the dark soul

[@davegonzales8269]

@@afungai1649 his head will try to remain constant with the player. Meaning that fighting him isn’t a constant hit his legs/backside fest like other dragons usually are. The camera is usually fair to you as well (considering the last point, because midir will try to keep his head towards you, the camera will be centered on his head as well) The camera will only sperg out if you are underneath or somewhere you shouldn’t be, considering he takes like no damage if you don’t hit his head, so it’s a subtle hint to take him head on (heh) and just learn his move set and stay infront of him. For a big dragon he’s quite spry, and there’s a lack of sluggishness compared to the rest of the dragons in the series as well. There’s also the angle of a dragon that’s been infected with the dark soul because he’s been eating the darkness too much I play monster hunter too, and yet I find midir to be better than most, if not all dragon encounters in those games.

[@anonymous01201]

Would love a showcase of every enemy and boss in each of the games like this. Getting a closer look at their visual design like this is awesome.

[@blackcherry1772]

Agreed, hard to focus on their looks while shitting my pants, panic rolling🤣

[@Felix-ic1fc]

I remember playing Bloodborne and seeing Ebrietas for the first time. At first i thought it was a sleeping dragon, then the more closer i got the more bizzare the form became, when i attacked it, that eldritch thing turned around and... well it's bloodborne so it's obviously an eldritch creature from space

[@facundovera3227]

When people confuse her butt with her face lol.

[@loomingmoon4682]

I think the design on Elden Ring's Ancient Dragons is the best; I love that you can tell they were likely one in allegiance with the Greater Will due to the gold shining through their scales

[@aledg25]

I like how it also implies that the ancient dragons are tarnished too in their own way

[@HollowHighlander]

@@aledg25 how does it imply that?

[@battenburg6089]

When you reach the Dragon area (I forgot the name) where you fight the wolf guy, this was once the Dragon's home, and on the walls there are clear insignia to show that the Dragons once controlled the Elden Ring, not humanity. The Dragonlord was likely their version of Marika.

[@Glimax]

@@battenburg6089 Wolf guy? You mean Blaidd¿?

[@HollowHighlander]

@@Glimax Maliketh

[@WarriorOfTheLostLand]

I love the unique designs every dragon has in every game.

[@SimonSenaviev]

You could do one video on all the aliens in souls games, like Astel, Living Failures etc...

[@fotodeanimenoperfil7042]

bloodborne: it's showtime

[@pokimanefartcompilation]

That would basically just be Bloodborne and Elden Ring

[@jeeBisOkay]

I'm pretty sure none of the games except Bloodborne and Elden Ring have any

[@sabalghoo]

Living Failures are actually the church's attempt (Failed attempts, hence the name) at replicating the aliens. Real ones are the "Celestial Emissaries"

[@bradipobello7052]

​@@jeeBisOkay yes

[@The-Bloat12]

Gaping dragon is one of the creepiest out of all dragons

[@HollowHighlander]

Also has the added bonus of sounding like a bedroom technique

[@The-Bloat12]

@@HollowHighlander the gaping dragon is something out of a dark hell

[@HollowHighlander]

@@The-Bloat12 I would smash though

[@The-Bloat12]

@@HollowHighlander I dunno what it is... but dark souls 1 bosses are more scarier and sinister. Bloodborne also has that aswell.

[@Childofbhaal]

One of the main reasons I love Souls game is the enemy and creature designs. Just absolutely brilliant. I love all of the dragons but I gotta say they nailed it in Elden Ring I loved seeing and fighting dragons

[@alrightalright4585]

It's such a shame how detailed and incredible many of FromSoft's enemy/boss designs are considering the fact you can't really get a good look at faqing any of them during a normal playthrough.

[@logion567]

One thing I love about the ancient dragons of Elden Ring is the communities collective response to that one trailer shot of Lanseaxx wielding Lightning being "Wait that's Illegal"

[@ingmarrumpf1000]

When I saw you add that absolutly terrifying eye attack of Kalameet I was trying to guess which cinematics/attacks/animations you would show for each game. Really enjoyed watching Sinh´s sky-shrouding poison fume breath again and of course, Midir´s laser beam. Exellent video as always!

[@debby5286]

The ancient stone dragons of elden ring really have a good design, it feels like what fromstoft has been building towards the whole time within the lores of their games, and it works exceptionally well here especially when you're able to compare them to the newer generation of dragons

[@Trimondius]

O god,Ekzykes blinking is the creepiest shit ever.I didnt even realise he could do that.

[@retro_tcb]

You should do most unique enemies in every souls game

[@WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS]

Agreed, that would make for a very good showcase.

[@HollowHighlander]

Kind of subjective though

[@Enneamorph]

What counts as most unique, though? Spiritcaller Snails? The sword monkeys that should be bosses? Rom, the Vacuous Spider?

[@retro_tcb]

@@Enneamorph unique would be things that only appear once in the series, or have weird interactions I’d say. But it’s still very subjective ig

[@SkillfulCurve]

@@Enneamorph hands monster from ds3

[@foster2095]

wooow I never realized how good the remastered DS1 textures are

[@fskymod7120]

Lanssax with his 4 wings and red lightning is the best for me. The first time when he comes out of nowhere, it's one the numerous cool moment in ER. I still love Midir or Kalameet also.t

[@spce4967]

Lansseax is a girl, and is the sister to Fortissax

[@Etticos.]

I wanna know what Seath looked like before he experimented on himself and grew a bunch of tentacles with crystals sticking out of them.

[@AegisKHAOS]

Divine Dragon, Midir, and Placidusax are my favorites. I love how the Divine Dragon is such a mystical creature, along with the fact it has one arm like Wolf. The most unique dragon design from FromSoft. Anytime I see Midir, he is practically like a destructive force of nature, especially when he throws that massive beam. He is practically FromSoft's Godzilla. And Placidusax is like a worn out King Ghidorah. Love that 'meditating' pose it does when you first see it. Also like the way FromSoft designed its necks. One of those dragons I wish I got to see without those wounds and all its heads.

[@traktorholik]

Gaping dragon? Its def more unique than the divine dragon.

[@AegisKHAOS]

@@traktorholik Ok. Divine dragon, SECOND most unique dragon FromSoft has made.

[@AlexHyena1]

it would be cool to see the two halves of the undead dragon put back together. it's also interresting that the lower halves are all found in Izalith

[@draw2death421]

Acxually 1 is found in the painting world behind the undead dragon.

[@elias.t]

You can see them put together in Ariamis before you aggro the front half.

[@nightscout9979]

@@elias.t I think he means standing up.

[@invictus_1245]

Fortisax looks so fucking cool when he has the lightning effect all over his body active gotta be my favorite in elden ring. Though I never noticed how much like a coral reef the scarlet rot dragon looks like, the bleached growths like a dead reef but the red patched kinda looked like living coral going with the scarlet rots theme of death and rebirth.

[@Rompulus]

Fortissax is so intimidating, with all that black lightning, his arena being... Do I even need to elaborate? And of course that absolutely banger ost.

[@nikolaosboukouvalas449]

I still love Sihn and the buildup to his battle. Fighting your way through an entire Aztec-looking city built in his honor and learning of it's civilization's rise and fall.

[@oldcowbb]

kalameet will always hold a special place in my heart

[@kalinagashina]

Even though they may not count, I remember there was a skeleton dragon in Aldia's Keep in DS2 and the even greater dragon in Leyndell.

[@Addyboy0190]

Instead of getting the stronger version of the dragon breath, it should have been the special attack of the named dragon, ezykyes had that rot breath barf that covered an entire area, boreal had the frost procting roar, adula had the sweep with his magic sword and the other magic dragon had the comet and crystal breath

[@paweuszcz4856]

You actually get Adula's sword as a spell after killing it, Comet is just normal spell, Ice mist is also a spell iirc

[@Addyboy0190]

@@paweuszcz4856 i know but the adula blade and comet would scale with faith instead based on the seal instead of the staff, and I was thinking the adula blade with the dragon head would work like the dragon claw inc instead with a swipe, the boreal frost roar I have in mind is like greyol's roar but instead of a debuff, it procts frosbite instead

[@admiralcat3809]

I didn't realized Borealis has a different rostrum and horn shape compared to the rest of the flying dragons.

[@felixcote1697]

Bruh why is the Dragon God looking more like The Rock than an actual dragon?

[@fakechloe207]

Cuz he's actually a demon not just a dragon.

[@adaoaidan1318]

You forgot the dragonkin soldiers

[@DannyDogg31]

There not real dragons, just humans attempting to become them.

[@HollowHighlander]

@@DannyDogg31 neither is dragon god

[@aledg25]

@@DannyDogg31 They’re still considered dragon-type enemies. If we’re gonna go by that statement then we might as well take off the magma wyrms from this video, since they’re also humans attempting to become dragons

[@malady420]

@@DannyDogg31 to be fair, Seath, Oceiros, and the Magma Wyrms are all just humans attempting to become dragons, and Dragon God is also a bit of an outlier

[@kokotomenance344]

@@DannyDogg31 same can be said for Oceiros and (kinda) the Magma Wyrms

[@Tilespawn]

you missed the dragonkin soldiers of nokstella. they were also artificial dragons like the magma wyrms and I think should count too. Also, are there no dragons in bloodborne? I don't know the whole game but it feels weird if there isn't.

[@gameplaysolotheblade]

Nope, there were none in Bloodborne. Most have been overtaken by Cthullu inspired cosmic creatures instead :P

[@nightscout9979]

The Magma Wyrms were included, but you're right that the Dragonkin Soldiers were not. As for Bloodborne, it had no dragons.

[@biggiestcheese2595]

They also missed grannsax but I get why they skipped him,

[@HollowHighlander]

Dragons in bloodborne😂

[@davidcardozo290]

@@HollowHighlander I'd be cool to have a Dragon ancient one tbh

[@Naradis_]

5:08 one of the guardian dragons just flies through the rock the player is standing on

[@AlegIronFist]

When I saw Elden Dragon for the first time I thought “this thing gonna spin like maniac not just my camera but my entire building” but Froms sparred us from epilepsy 😔

[@gameplaysolotheblade]

I'm guessing "all kinds of rats" will be next? Traditional enemy you see in every souls game. And last but not the least, "all bosses of Souls game". That's going to be an even bigger video. Interestingly, you missed out Dragonkin Soldier as that's a mumified dragon that should have been part of the category :P

[@prabh4489]

The ministry rats in Sekiro

[@sideways198]

Sinh is criminally underrated. Probably the 2nd best dragon boss in the dark souls trilogy

[@Ivory5547]

Agreed. Also, his OST is easily one of the best of the Soulsborne games. Too bad is so much underrated.

[@pokimanefartcompilation]

Personally I loved his bossfight. But seriously, he could do with spending a little more time on the ground.

[@draw2death421]

I wasent a huge fan. Him flying away constantly and his wonky hit boxes were pretty annoying.

[@lucaprisciano5146]

The 2nd one is kalameet

[@LORDFERROK100]

1st one is Midir for me, followed by Khalameet

[@Diobrando-no1wy]

The Demon's soul wyverns are my favorites, pure berk

[@SunsetChannel]

Bone dragon from DS2. Not the enemy but anyways Also dragon bodies in Freja's arena and DS3 Archdragon Peak

[@HollowHighlander]

The single dragon body in freja's room is the ancient dragon, which was in the video.

[@viniciustadeusabinomarques8386]

the most beautiful dragon in my opinion is the divine dragon of sekiro design totally different from the others

[@ghostreflect5940]

Dragon God literally with that Gigachad body.

[@ray-ys3tf]

in all soulsgames Dragons are my favorite enemy

[@sorteinfame]

The designs of dark souls were on another level of originality, uniqueness, and eerie look. Only thing that came closer was oceiros and the divine dragon.

[@HerraHissi]

Some off-shoot dragons include Hydra from DS and the Basilisk (they drop dragon bones in DS2).

[@user-my6hm5rm4t]

Being obsessed with Dragons in media I couldn't help but notice a couple things. An interesting aspect of these designs is that both the Everlasting Archdragons of the age of ancients (visible in the trailer), the Dragon God and the ordinary Ancient Dragons of Elden Ring have 4 wings and a bimaxilary disposition (double jaws). This also allows us to uncover the Dark Souls 2 Ancient Dragon as either a fake (confirmed by the lore) or a diluted descendant affected with the curse of life, as it doesn't have these traits, the latter examplified by all Dragon Bosses of Dark Souls, such as Midir and Kalameet, cursed with the dark. Inversely Dragonic descendants that have lived in favorable conditions start to revert back to more authentic forms even inheriting traits of their environment, such as the King of The Storms with more developed horns and vestigial feathers. Also you might notice that the wyverns of Dark Souls 3, as the world approaches its end and becomes more grey and divested of fire, become much more similar to everlasting dragons, with stronger features, greyer scales, and more defined draconic traits, unlike the wyverns of DS1 that were vibrant in color and distant in looks from their ancestors. In fact I have a theory that everything in the Dark Souls universe evebrually reverts to being an archtree or an archdragon, but that's for some other time. This recurring theme indicates that the loss of limbs or jaws (or heads in ER) indicates an evolution forward in time, and usually a degradation in the case of modern Dragons and Wyverns, but is interestingly contrasted by the existence of Wyrms, that do have 4 limbs, but lack all other abilities of dragons, so much so that not only their bodies but also their fires are weighed down becoming heavy magma, with useless wings and obsidian curved swords that resemble the lightning glaives of Ancient Dragons, unable to walk efficiently on 4 legs but bound to crawl, both they and their weapons greatly weighed down and bound to the earth unlike the lightning glaives that descend thunderously from the skies. [Edit: Bayle is a whole other can of worms, arguably the coolest Dragon of the series right next to Midir and Placidusax.]

[@slaveknightgael7017]

Dragonlord placidusax is literally my favorite dragon especially in his second phase mode love the way he teleports and sooooo many things that he does. Midir doesn't stand a chance against him he will get destroyed

[@Daan-Dovah]

Midir no diffs bro, midir literally fought the abyss all the way to the end of the world

[@giantdad2414]

Its very easy to cheese placi but midir not so much.

[@giantdad2414]

@@Daan-Dovah Midir is basicaly like artorias a fallen hero.

[@Guyy_1]

Placi literally can't even move without teleportation, he isn't as mobile, he's another Leg Hitter Simulator TM, he can't actually aim his laser at you, he's pretty much harmless Hate the constant favoritism for what is one of Elden Ring's worst bosses

[@giantdad2414]

@@Guyy_1 Placi is a great s tier boss, hes just more of a spectacle boss.

[@DFCarSystems]

1:12 - Gigachad dragon

[@nomanssouls1957]

"Ahh Dragonslaying, knighthood's highest calling" -Hawkeye Gough (2011)

[@deviljhodenzel5818]

Who recalls their first dragon encounter

[@nightscout9979]

Thanks for a fabulous look at Fortissax's one remaining eye! Man, the poor guy seems to have lost his pupil entirely, and maybe even his iris, unless it's that slighly brighter, somewhat v-shaped golden section in the center of the eye. If that is indeed his iris, then Fortissax is so injured that, unlike the other ancient dragons, he can't even move his eye properly to look right in front of him. As for Placidusax, it's intriguing that he might have subtle round pupils. The "modern" dragons all have round pupils, as best observed with Greyoll, so I wonder why the dragonlord's pupils might resemble the supposedly inferior modern dragons, along with traits like the nose horn. Perhaps the ancient dragons aren't quite natural after all? I'm also grateful for this nuanced look at all the dragons from Demon's Souls onward! In particular, I've always felt that the red and blue dragons of the Boletarian Palace have surprisingly beautiful scales, and their overall designs are great too. I'm not sure why you showed a low-res version of the Stone Dragon of Ash Lake though. I appreciate the close look at Sinh waking up, as I'm not sure if I ever noticed that he starts off surrounded by rocks and breaks them when awakening. He always looked oddly obscured before the fight fully began, and those rocks explain why.

[@r_c8928]

Now you gotta redo this list with Bayle the dread in it

[@TsulaAngenati2292]

Seeing just how big Greyoll is standing up made me have a mini heart attack, I am so glad she was stuck in the ground when we found her

[@HollowHighlander]

Nah a wish she was unkillable but able to fly about and attack parts of the map kind of like an environmental hazard type thing, sets fire to certain fields at certain times or something, would be dope

[@TsulaAngenati2292]

@@HollowHighlander same

[@laudy1k]

unironically kalameet look the coolest to me

[@nomercy8989]

Dark Souls 1 has the best dragons in my opinion. They have the most unique visual designs in my opinion and they also have tail cuts.

[@6bambolbi6]

Dragon God, the dragon from Dark Souls's first cutscene and the Dragonkin Soldiers have this double jaw thing that I really like.

[@HallgrimICE]

My favorites are 1. Midir 2. Sinh 3. Kalameet 4. Divine dragon 5. Placidusax

[@Draco-1400]

CUUUURSE YOU BAYLE!!!!!!

[@Floaydi]

Didn't even know midir had four wings.

[@onlyfishintheroom]

I love souls games lore video but having just simply designs showcase of these creatures is soooo appreciated!

[@mizz.kat-astrophye]

For a land or where the dragons were wiped out during the first fire, there's lots of dragons.

[@mizz.kat-astrophye]

Ds1 has 8 dragon/drake typs ds2 has 3 and ds3 has 6. Now I don't want to be the one to say this, but I feel like dark souls 1 makes the least sense to have the most dragons.just due to them being ya know whiped out.

[@tristanwelke7827]

Seems like most of them either fall under Wyverns or "True dragons". For the record a "true dragon" is simply classified as a dragon with at least 6 limbs, 4 legs and 2 separated wings or 2 legs 2 arms and 2 wings (no clue why they'really called "true" dragons but I guess they are). Wyvern is characterized by having only 4 limbs, 2 hind legs and 2 fore limb wings. Example: Dragon god, Kalameet, sinh, midir, and the ancient dragons of elden ring are all true dragons. Interestingly magma wyrms are also ironically true dragons, in fact a "wyrm" is supposed to be a dragon with no limbs just I bigger meaner snake. And a "drake" is supposed to be a dragon with 4 legs/ 2 legs 2 arms and no wings so the hellkite drake and blue drakes are not drakes, they're wyverns. Sorry for all the rambling, dragons are just cool.

[@zionthedragon8866]

Yeah, that was their old definition and "true" was to help clarify the 6 limb, as the modern word dragon has devolved and been desensitized to mean another word for monster, and all the other words here mean dragon, so people of a certain mindset like to attack people like you who call this out for their kicks.

[@DissedRedEngie]

@@zionthedragon8866 It hasn't devolved. Throughout history it's been like that. For instance, kirin are called dragons, despite being closer to what we call an unicorn. Eastern dragons also don't fit the "true" category, but still call them dragons. The only country that ever differentiated between a dragon and a wyvern, was England. Look into it.

[@Siculidee]

Ironic or rather not so ironic that Placidusax had 5 heads, but now only has 2, like the 2 finger vs 3 that is shown throughout the game.

[@midnightdragon67]

DRAGONS LETS GOOO

[@mark0183]

Holy shet almost 20 mins worth of dragons!!!???

[@marinenaut]

you forgot dragonkin

[@Shamman_komanch]

You forgot the truest of dragons

[@robertwest339]

Thank you for your dedication.

[@nomanssouls1957]

Elden ring has lot of cooler dragons but dark souls series takes it to a whole new level. Especially Midir and Kalameet.

[@rysspace2511]

Midir, Sihn, and Kalameet are the GOATS

[@lahunica2726]

Elden Ring and ds1 have the best dragons. So many cool and original designs, great lore, great fights in Elden Ring which has the best dragon boss ever in the name of Placidusax. And there's not even the Dragonkin soldiers which are amazing too.

[@nomanssouls1957]

I agree about ds1. Kalameet and gaping dragon are my favorites.

[@draw2death421]

What about Darkeatter Midir and Storm Wyvern in DS3?

[@lahunica2726]

@@draw2death421 They're amazing too, Ds3 has a great dragons roster.

[@gameplaysolotheblade]

Yeap, my favorite, because the fight with Placidusax felt finally, different while the rest of the dragons except Glinstone, Lichdragon, felt carbon copies of one another with difference of their regional buffs (Caelid's Decayed Dragon's rot, Boreal's frost in Consecrated snowfield etc). And I love Midir, annoying but epic as hell.

[@zionthedragon8866]

@@draw2death421 storm wyvern ain't a dragon.

[@charysesay8476]

the dragon god isn't a dragon ,its a really big buff man in a dragon costume

[@thatstarscourgebrother680]

wish we have dragon with personality like Paarthurnax from Skyrim

[@GrievyRZ]

I was thinking about how much some of the Elden Ring dragons remind me of Elder Dragons from Monster Hunter, (especially White Fatalis) And then I saw Greyoll's title LMAO.

[@SNESpool]

Damn. Since most of the fights play out similarly, I never noticed how intricate and unique the design is for each of the different Elden Ring dragons. Then again, it's kinda hard to stop and admire the model when it's projectile vomiting fire/rot/frost/glintstone magic at you every five seconds 🤷

[@officer_miller]

You forgot the big boy gransax

[@9R074KU]

Gwyn after seeing this: Ah shit - Here we go Again...

[@dracosol8133]

Out of all of these different types of dragons the ancient dragon from Elden Ring is definitely my favorite

[@Klaatu6432]

Update is needed bayle the dread enters the list

[@alduinfr]

CUURSSEEEEE YOU BAYLE!!!!!

[@praiseit6848]

the Dragon-god from Demon's Souls looks like a Chad- Dragon.

[@MateuszJJ]

10:15 this was ultra creepy

[@mt2r-music]

DS1 has to be the clear winner. Goat designs. There is actually a unused version of kalameet which looks interesting too.

[@Philotheist777]

Kalameet has several kids throughout the games, midir and fortisaxx

[@TimeArchonYahya]

Ancient dragons are my favorite dragon designs. (Elden ring)

[@polyraxhehe-jf6dg]

CURSSSSE YOU BAAAAAYLE

[@eliasrohmer]

I HEREBY VOW

[@Heide.struggler]

​@@eliasrohmerYOU WILL RUE THIS DAY!

[@jojtek12]

More dragons! Maybe size comparition?

[@nipong3419]

2 legs = wyvern and 4 legs = dragon

[@krabparrot5724]

Blue drakes are kinda weird compared to others. Literally the only ones to ever _breath_ lightning in those games.

[@davidcardozo290]

Maybe they're born out of Seath's bullshit?

[@gamingmoro3662]

ahh, so the old dragons of tree in Sekiro inspired those mobs in finger ruins this has so much implications

[@draconicusmathiusanytherio7630]

Demon souls: regular dragons Dark souls: Eldritch abominations

[@MarcLevins]

elden rings decaying dragon looks like the killer burger from that one spongebob episode lol

[@vardiganxpl1698]

I love the sort of decaying look of the dragons in Fromsoft's games, this even applies to a lot of their enemy and world design in general, where I noticed that a lot of the npcs, enemies, bosses, map, and even the player themselves looks decaying or withered in some way

[@alpha36455]

Divine Dragon: Shows up in video Me: Hey Its Shenron!!

[@INVICTVS_REX]

This is probably my new fav video on your channel 👍

[@mothpawbs027]

darkeater midir and divine dragon are the ultimate dragons ever