Evidence Post

[crowloft]

Here is where you can post evidence for why your nomination should be considered eligible! This is intended for characters where someone who's not familiar with your canon might be confused as to whether or not they would count as dragons.

What doesn't belong here: characters who are literally dragons or an obviously dragon-like creature (e.g. Smaug, the Hungarian Horntail, kobolds in Dungeons & Dragons), characters who can shapeshift into a dragon (Grima from Fire Emblem), dragon AUs of non-dragon characters (Dragon!Draco Malfoy, Dragonrider!Bilbo Baggins), anything we can easily Google.
What DOES belong here: characters who aren't dragons but could be considered as such (e.g. certain Pokemon lines--Tyranitar), or characters who are considered dragons in their canon but would not obviously appear to be a dragon (e.g. the Kirin from Monster Hunter).

When posting your evidence, please include the fandom and relationships you're nominating!

Comments

[shadaras]

To save you googling time:

Love Between Fairy and Devil: the character Shangque is a dragon! He's shown in dragon form a couple times, and often referred to by his dragonness. Changyuan is also a dragon; he shows up in like one scene but he's cool.

[fishdip]

Thank you! Added :D

[eirvyan]

Dragalia Lost:
Michael is a dragon - the Archangels are humanoid in appearance, but canonically are considered dragons. He also possesses a Heavenly Wings form that is more draconic (in some regards).

[fishdip]

Thank you! Added :D

[kephiso]

for The Witcher, Saskia & Others: Saskia is the human name for the dragon Saesenthessis (https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/Saesenthessis), daughter of Borch Three Jackdaws | Villenthretenmerth (I don't know why the canonical AO3 tag doesn't have her dragon name the way Borch has both names listed, but there we go)

[fishdip]

Thank you! Added :D

[ericine]

In Dragon Age, the witches of the wilds (the ones we've seen so far anyway) - Morrigan, Flemeth, and Yavana - can all shapeshift into dragons. Kieran, Morrigan's son, has the soul of an old god who manifests as a dragon.

And it's heavily implied that Alistair has some dragon blood-related magic in him.

[fishdip]

Thank you! :D We've added all the tags at the moment-- we don't think Kieran and Alistair would count as dragons for this exchange on their own, but as they're all paired with witches they're good.

Legend of Dragoon

[the_leaky_pen]

When the human (edit: and Giganto!) characters in the video game Legend of Dragoon gain a dragon stone they become dragoons and get certain dragon qualities including wings and various elemental powers. I'd argue that that qualifies them as dragons in their own right, or at least true dragons' lesser cousins.

Re: Legend of Dragoon

[crowloft]

Added, thanks!

[pauraque]

The Flight of Dragons (1982): Peter Dickinson is a human who is in the body of the dragon Gorbash for most of the movie. (This might be confusing to google since Peter Dickinson is also the name of the real-life author of the book The Flight of Dragons, which is very different from the movie and not what I'm nominating here.)

[crowloft]

Thank you, added! :)