Is Drogon Bigger than Syrax & Caraxes - A Comparison 

@Domenico hes meant to look like a snake why do u think he was called "blood wyrm"

@Domenico I feel he's a tad bit too long but when they said he was specifically deformed a bit, that makes his appearance a bit more understandable

What is Syrax called?🤔

@@panniszabados3283 I don’t believe she has a nickname, however Rhaenyra did her after a goddess of Valyria

@@John-fc8ti Oh okay thank you. I thought they all have nicknames like that cause like "blood wyrm"?? SO COOL

The valyrians bred the dragons with fire wyrms and sothoryos wyverns. People say ceraxes is deformed but people also think he just has mostly fire wyrm genes. He doesnt have the wyvernish looking traits the other dragons do. They assumed he was deformed, and also assumed he couldnt fly without his leg wings, wich i dont know how theyd know that for sure, but thats mostly speculation. But yeah i tend to go with the fire wyrm theory, his name is also the blood wyrm. His color, long neck and voice are cool. It reminds me of king ghidora a little bit.

Drogon was less than 10 years old by season 8 of GOT. So 🤷🏾‍♂️ King Robert Baratheon died 298AC Denaerys died 305AC so I will guess Drogon was only about 7 years old.

@@enixword2637 so in essence, Danny’s Dragons were all over-expressed in size by the show runners cos all three were damn big at 7-10. They say a Dragon never stops growing so I am wondering the size they could have been at 180- 200 yrs. Probably 10 times the sizes of Vhagar and Balerion respectively?😂

@@pc9086 seriously dude? they won't outgrow Balerion, since he died of old age, i guess.....

@@pc9086 i think they maybe are fast growing early in thier lives and then slows. Drogon is probably balerion descent that’s y he is so big (and his brothers too)

@@pc9086 balerion was 200 years old when he died so he’s as big as they’d get really

I think drogon''s design is just as regal to be honest just look at 0:27 especially his horns and the way his frills would ripple when he breathed fire

Drogon got that feral look to him compared to the other two

Bruh it's just been one episode wtf, there are tons of dragons missing. Also there are different species of Dragons. This be the same people complaining about every episode of series 🤣🤣

Shaquille no one’s complaining? We’re talking about the CGI of the dragons in the comments of a video describing the comparison between the dragons lol. I know there are 15 dragons missing, I know there are different breeds…that doesn’t change that I like drogons design. I loved the episode too, not complaining about that either. So I’m not really sure what you’re talking about

@@domcagney2352 exactly plus we probably won't see all the dragons anyway, it would be nice to see how balerion was, if we think these dragons are big 😂 man how huge that thing must've been

That's sound really make sense. i think this is the best answer why Drogon grow so fast and have big size compare to other.

Damn, i almost forgot Drogon went on a feeding frenzy out there while Dany was having problems in Mereen 🤣🤣

Drogon cannot be bigger than Caraxes. It's impossible because dragons never stop growing and they older they are, the bigger they get. Drogon was a few years old, at most around 7-8, while Caraxes is around 40 right now, and will grow even bigger (at the time of his death he will be over 60 years old). As for Syrax, she is more or less around Drogon's age, so she is either comparable in size or most probably a little bit smaller (due to the factor that you mentioned - her residing in the pit). However at the moment of her death she will be over 30 and considered "large and formidable", therefore she will surely outgrow Drogon's current size.

@@Kitanana1 the older they are the bigger they get cause they don’t stop growing but like human and a lot of living things. Maybe Dragons don’t all grow at the same rate. They may never stop, but one may grow twice as fast as another which could make it possible for drogon to be the same size.

@@semajbrown259 Still it's impossible for Drogon to be bigger than Caraxes, the age gap is too big. Caraxes was always considered a huge and fearsome dragon, only half the size of Vhagar who was the biggest dragon of her time (only Balerion was bigger than her). If Drogon reaches 40-60 he might be as big as Caraxes was or even bigger, but for now there is dozens of years of difference between them. Even if Drogon's growth rate was twice as fast as that of Caraxes, it's impossible for him to be larger than a 40 year old dragon if he is only 7.

GRRM himself lol

I mean possibly, these dragons were written by George RR Martin way before this TV series.

@@drewlabourene yeah its been 10 years

a red nazgul

@@AlanOLeary209 you mean fell beast

Vhagar is alive during time of the series. so we will see her soon. It is said that she was as large as Balerion during these times.

@@mtsen771 Yes she is massive. Her foot is as big as syrax

im pretty sure we saw vhagar in the trailer no? I thought vhagar was the one that looked massive with some holes in the wings. Look up the last trailer for house of the dragon

@@charsenlik296 yup.

True, Drogon is definitely a better CGI product tbh

They probably will but also keep in mind Syrax was about 3 times older then Drogon in this episode and the other one was at least 30.

@@Bitchslapper316 Yeah I was about to say. Drogon is like 7-8 years old. So imagine if he was 30 years old. I imagine that in HoD, Royal Targaryens get their dragon eggs when they are born, so they grow up together

@@Bitchslapper316 he'd prolly be as big as dreamfyre or nearly as big as vermithor cause black dragons or tanks and are meant to grow really fast

@@rhyeamwatson3695 Yeah he would be massive. Even at his young age in season 8 he was still as big as many of the old dragons. He also was able to grow up unchained and free to do whatever. I always thought he may have been the offspring of "The Cannibal".

Drogon was barely 10 years old. So in 25 years these dragons going to be huge

I think Drogon will get massive and that we will see him again in the Jon Snow GOT sequel.

@@vCLOWNSHOESv I was thinking this!

@@morisakarleign3014 I say the show starts with Jon living happily in the north then goes to Drogon bringing Dany to be resurrected. That's what will kick things off in a huge way.

@@vCLOWNSHOESv Resurrected ? How??!

@@vCLOWNSHOESv Maybe they reveal, that Bran and the Night King had some form of connection or something like that

caraxes was larger and the reality is in GoT they upscaled the dragons for theatrical purposes. also by looking at how big jon is to drogons face and how daemon looks next to caraxes in the pre time skip caraxes is larger and will get larger at the end of the show.

They made dragon bigger for the show in the books is the size he was in s5 in the pit

@@josiahdavistv1216 yes… don’t forget the books weren’t near where the show was yet. Purely going from the show though, Drogon is much larger.

but we don't know how big drogon is going to be, according to the books. bcz drogon in the show is an exaggeration.

even adult dragons are continuously growing. I love Drogon and his look but I really would hope there are several dragons that are bigger than Drogon on House of the Dragon - Ceraxes, Meleys, Vermithor, not to mention Vhagar who came the closest in size to Balerion.

in the beginning of GoT his egg was bigger than the other two so it was always going to be him being bigger

Danys other two dragons weren't just housed in captivity either, they were locked in a basement chained up. That's even worse than the pit.

Caraxes is old & still growing. First episode caraxes is bigger than drogon. 2nd episode caraxes gotten bigger & year later. That shot at dragon stone is a great scale for comparison. By the battle of gods eye, caraxes was half the size of vhagar. Drogon isnt even half the size of vhagar. But even then caraxes even tho wasnt as big as vhagar still had the upperhand. But at the end of it. They both died

Impossible since Caraxes is 40 and Drogon 7... so no way even if growing at a faster rate.

@@Alejojojo6 I meant that Drogon will eventually outgrow Caraxes since Drogon is technically still alive (and at age 7 is very big) while caraxes died (technically young)

@@DatVo-tl2dw Yes but everything that happens in got after season 5 is not cannon, so I wouldnt go by the size of Drogon in the last season. The show runners had no idea what they are doing and scaled drogon up way too much for a 7 year old dragon.

Yeah, but dont forget that theres a moment where the series surpass the books, thats when they started to look really big

@@Souzz__ in season 8, drogon should have been season 6 size

in season 5 Drogon is also barely big enough to ride and that’s where the books end right now so very similar. ofc season 7 and 8 are way too big but i guess drogon season 6 is a good comparison as to what size drogon should realistically be at the end of the books

Finally people are getting this! Drogon was scaled waaay up because the writers wanted to give Dany an ultimate weapon and intensify the end of the series. GOT was supposed to last for much longer than 8 seasons, allowing the three dragons to grow more steadily/accurately. Caged up or not, there's no way Drogon would be the size of a 60 year old dragon after just 5-7 years.

@@Souzz__ They. Were. Exagerrated. That was NOT their "true" size. It was their "let's spend a fuckton of money to wow the crowd so they hopefully overlook our butchery of a beloved book series" overcompensation in size.

Well Vhagar is nearly as big as Balerion at this point in time and in the books it’s said she could swallow a horse whole so that should give you an idea of how big Balerion was

Balerion is over 200 drogon is just 7 imagine how big drogon would be at 200

@@lucasbelmonte2832 that’s true, I remember in the books that Vhagar was the smallest of the 3 original Targaryen dragons around Balerion’s time since was the youngest so it would makes sense that now she’s close to Balerion’s size. It would just haunt me knowing there’s a possibility that Balerion might STILL be bigger😭

@@viewmann200 nah meraxes was the smallest

What's crazy is that Balerion was still small in Valyria standards. The largest dragons in Old Valeryia were at least 5 times bigger than Balerion at his largest.

at the end you could distinguish them tho

This!!

@@speedy744 nah not really…they all looked the same honestly

@@drosims7993 They did

@@drosims7993 he meant because the other 2 died

If that's the case then there are actually 4 breed of dragons

She's not as big as Balerion she's probably the same size as Balerion When Aegon Targaryen conquered 6 of the 7 kingdoms Balerion is & always will be the biggest Dragon ever & Balerion died in his sleep due to old age which means he was the strongest cause not many dragon's get to pass on in peace cause they would usually die in battle.

Por isso acho Drogon mais poderoso e violento não subestime ele, ele não morreu poder tornar do tamanho balerion o terror .

Size does matter when Dragons battle because since they can't kill each other with their fire it would be their brute strength that they would rely on to beat the other dragons. Balerion is first as he was the biggest dragon in GoT and Drogon is 2nd because of his size, strength, and since he is still alive at the end of GoT he could get even bigger!

Yeah basically everyone dies and the Targaryen dynasty ends by the second Targaryen generation after Aegon’s ancient line that ended with Jahaerys.

@@ishmael_03 it's not all about size 🙄 if you think so you clearly never read any of the books, yeah it helped *sometimes but it wasn't everything (how did Vhagar die?) Because it could also be a hindrance. Also, Drogon wasn't the 2nd biggest dragon, not even close you clearly ignored every thing I wrote. He was much smaller than Vhagar and even Meraxes, who was bigger than Vhagar was in her prime (the beginning of the conquest Meraxes was not much smaller than Balerion) the order of size of the 3 original Targaryen dragons when they FIRST came to Westeros for the CONQUEST was Balerion, Meraxes then Vhagar. Meraxes was unfortunately slain and Balerion grew old and feable and Vhagar continued to grow into the fearsome battle beast people continued to fear until the day she died and she was KNOWN to be the LARGEST living dragon and to have MATCHED Balerion in size by the time of her death. MEANING VHAGAR was the largest dragon of HER time and also alongside BALERION!! Seriously how hard is that to comprehend and understand for you lot? Probably because most of you are just GoT fanatics and literally haven't read a word of the literature and literally don't know or just refuse to realise that Vhagar who was Balerions sister for all intents and purposes, could possibly have matched his "greatness". Yes for a lot of people it was HER who was the one who turned the tide many times and was the key to Aegons conquest being successful NOT Balerion, the only reason Balerion gets the recognition is because he was the one ridden by Aegon. Also to even think for a second that Drogon or any of Danys dragons hold a flame to even any of the OG Targaryen dragons, is a joke. Danys dragons are literally children, immature children (literally) who if they even went into a real battle against a real battle experienced war dragon like Vhagar, they would of gone down in a pile. Ive said it before and ill say it again, its not ALL about size, its about experience as well, because sometimes size can be a hindrance whether it be big or small. Vhagar used her size and experienced many times against her younger opponents, yet when they used their size against her (meaning their speed because they were quicker as she was LARGER, bigger isn't always better) she would use her EXPERIENCE to then defeat them, depending on the WEATHER, she would use her size then with the wind as a stronger wind current carries a bigger body/wings quicker than a smaller body. A larger dragon isn't necessarily a "better" dragon. I've already said, Balerion was all but usless in the last few years of his life and couldn't barely even fly, he hadn't fought for many years and didn't have the battle experience as an older dragon like Vhagar did, she knew exactly how to take down the young ones and she did it well, not only because she was battle hardened from over probably thousands of battles at this point but she had the EXPERIENCE to do so. Thats part of the reason she was used during the Dance, she should of been retired like Balerion was at the end of his days, but the "Greens" needed an advantage and she was it and she definitely gave it to them. Stop trying to act like a Dragon whose only like a year old in the books and was what not even 10 by the end of the tv series, is even in the same league as any of the dragons from the Dance. Especially a dragon who was 180 years old (you do realise that definitely means shes bigger in dragon terms right? I mean is that simple enough for you?) Until GRRMartin actually finishes his work, we won't ever see the true full potential of any of Danys dragons, because spoiler alert, they're ALL still alive in the book. For all we know just because of what D&D did to the show, Martin could decide to completely nuke Drogon and have the other 2 take the spotlight. Which wouldn't surprise me at all.

That´s a valid point. Maybe they also used their final sizes for that chart since in DoD there are a lot of big timeskips so all the dragons will have a lot of time to grow. Since however dragons don´t stop growing in Martin´s universe, and Drogon is still very much alive he could end up becoming the biggest of them all in the unknown future.

Also those Dragon eggs were dead and she literally climbed up a pyre and warmed them to life. She is not just their rider; she is their mother.

@@valarmorghulis5575 petrified*

@@fouff925 It's Caraxes - The Blood *Wyrm*

I think Drogon's design might be that of Vhagar, but can't be certain yet. Syrax and Caraxes will DEFINATELY grow larger. Specially Syrax, who is still fairly young.

I hope Vermithor is the most robust dragon in the show, with a very prominent chin beard.

@@Levi_52_336 By robust do you mean muscular like Drogon?

@@MasterOfTheElements Robust in the sense that even Drogon looks fragile. Wider/thicker head and jaws, thicker horns, more muscular arms/wings, and beefier legs. If Vermithor was as big as Vhagar, make her look weak; that level of robust.

@@Levi_52_336 To me Drogon looks very muscular or robust, his chest was big and strong as fuq as were his legs, he had muscular legs and his wings were large and strong too. I don't want his head to look to big, but maybe his horns could be a bit bigger than Drogon's in comparison to his head.

well caraxes killed vhaegar (even though he died in the process) so yeah Caraxes would destroy drogon.

Lol vhagar is Soo overrated. He was so old and sluggish when he fought caraxes. He's all size not much else. Caraxes couldn't even wipe out the crabfeeder lol. Drogon wiped out kinglanding at just 8. And it was said that he is balerions incarnation. So idk what you're on about mate. Caraxes would get booted

@@brentleysadiki358 caraxes couldnt kill the crabfeeder because he was hiding in caves. Drogon couldn't have done that either. Drogon at 8 would lose to every dance of the dragons dragon that wasn't raised primarily in the dragon pit.

@@mappingshaman5280 maybe man idk. You're the expert 🤷

@@brentleysadiki358 not really lol have a nice day

Neither was Drogon....he wasn't even 10

When they create Balerion in 8 years his cgi will make Drogon look like an ugly puppet.

Drogon has potential to be as big or bigger then balerion lol

No

Wasn’t Balerion the largest of the Targaryen dragons but actually small compared to the rest of his kind back in Valyria? Correct me if I’m wrong but I swear I heard that somewhere.

@@aegonii8471 Dude watch was movies and TV shows. CGI quality has been getting progressively worse over the past 15 years. Want a recent example go watch she hulk.

No that's Sunfyre.

@@siran424 Wait, Syrax is not golden?

@@VitchAndVorty Syrax was the closest thing they had to a golden dragon at the time so that's likely why Harrold Westerling called her that. Shes typically described as being a yellow she dragon. But in the future a truly golden dragon by the name of Sunfyre is born. So I doubt Syrax was called golden as often after that fact. Learning more about Sunfyre would be spoilers for the show so I would caution against searching up info on them.

@@siran424 is syrax bich ._.

Drogon is Balerion reincarnated. But still a baby.

@@aegonthedragon6341 is better

supposably they were bred from sothoryos wyverns and fire wyrms, people claim ceraxes is deformed, but some also claim he just has mostly fire wyrm genes. Wich is kind of a cool theory. It was also assumed he was deformed, and wouldnt by able to fly without his leg wings. Both of these claims are just guesses, because he was unique looking, if he truely had a deformation it would only get worse and worse the older and as he grew wich doesnt happen at all, he grows strong enough to kill vhagar but dies himself. So i think its mostly a fire wyrm were looking at, that might also by why its name is the blood wyrm.

The three headed dragon of the Targaryens stands for King Aegon the Conquerer and his two sister-wives Rhaenys and Visenya.

@@thelwulfwellnitz4755 I heard the dragon on the sigil was made to represent sunfyre also. It wasnt originally but sunfyre became there mascot basically.

@@profo4544 sunfyre hatched like 100+ years after the creation of the three headed dragon sigil. It stands for Aegon, Visenya, and Rhaenys. Other people have modified it via switching colors, which we’ll see in the dance of the dragons. It would be hard to tell who is fighting who if everyone’s wearing a red dragon.

Well drogon is 10 years old and Balerion was 200.

the best at what ? the best looking ? the best fighter ? xD

Cause they are real the ones, since HBO gave to the producers tremendous amount of budget. Producers managed to lend some dragons of Peter Jackson from New Zealand.

Not at all. Somebody on youtube already pointed this out that balerion skull is waaayy bigger than drogon's in GOT even season 8 drogon, since balerion is the biggest dragon ever known this only make sense.

@@JWil97 Yes in the books. But in the GoT show, the skull of Belarion was roughly the same size as Drogon's in season 8. What I meant was that it's interesting that they've retconned that in House of the Dragon to how it's described in the books

@@ConsiderableFlux no mate. I said in the GOT SHOW, balerion skull is WAYYY bigger than drogon's. I suggest you go and check Alt Shift X channel, he talked about this long time ago.

Balerion got so big he could no longer take flight for extended periods of time or could say was too old to do so but the lore says got too big as the reason 🤷🏻‍♂️and I don’t agree with the comparison to drogon at the dragon pits maybe on screen but in the books he could barely take flight with dany on his back and in house of the dragon syrax or whatever it’s name is is zipping around all over the place with that girl and a saddle I’d say more like the size of drogon when she sank all the boats in slavers bay

@@Ante770 Ehm - where is it mentioned that he could no longer take flight? I don't recall reading that in either the ASoIaF books or in House of the Dragon

Yeah but drogon was like 5 years old

This is correct but you’re disregarding age. If you’re going off book material Caraxes should be significantly larger than Drogon was at the end of GOT

There is a handful of dragons that have riders that will show up in hotd that do not live in the dragon pit that are bigger than drogon. For one syrax is smaller than drogon. Not too small. But there is a size difference. Drogon at the end of got isnt half the size of vhagar. Meleys was almost as big as vhagar, the cannibal, vermathor, sheep stealer, dreamfyre, silverwing, caraxes are all bigger than drogon, maybe even seasmoke in episode 3 will be bigger than drogon. By the battle of gods eye caraxes is half the size of vhagar.

S8 Drogon was smaller than a significant number of DANCE dragons. Obviously Vhagar, but even disregarding that behemoth, you have Vermithor, Meraxes, Cannibal, Sheepstealer, and maybe Silverwing and Dreamfyre being bigger. That’s a lot!

@@kevinlips5471 Exactly. He wouldnt have time to outgrow these dragons even in the wild, not even close, specially compared to Caraxes. His size was bloated as f... in the show.

A small dude.

You're going into nanometers too in the next comment

@@benlowe578 how is 5ft 8 small

@@itsSloMo lol, 5ft8 is basically midget size in Europe, average height here for a male is 5ft11, and even 5ft11 is considered short

@@d.l.4873 depends which country. UK average is 5"10. Anything below that here is considered small.

It actually makes sense for Drogon to be much larger than Caraxes as we know based on what’s been stated in the books that dragons can have their growth stunted if kept under close quarters which during Caraxes and Syrax time they were being held in the dragon pit. Drogon was free so he was able to develop more quickly because he was free feeding himself throughout the series. Unlike Drogon’s siblings, he hadn’t been kept chained up for a year under the pyramids. It’s actually implied that keeping the dragons enclosed was part of the reason for their downfall.

@@savannahgomez404 according to the books drogon was much smaller. The only reason why he was that big is because they wanted a bigger dragon In season 6-8.

@irishmetalfan the only thing thats real is the love of Jesus Christ

@@qrunner3583 according to the books, Drogon was only 7 years a of age though. So based on Drogon still being alive he is in fact going to be the biggest dragon because balerion continued to grow throughout his whole life and died at old age which we can similarly expect for Drogon. He leaves at the end of the series unarmed, so he’ll most likely live till old age too.

@@savannahgomez404 Drogon's size is highly exagerated and there's no way Caraxes that is around 50 yo is smaller than 7-8 yo Drogon.

They grew too fast imo, in s7 and 8, drogon should have been the size of season 6, the size difference between season 5 to 6 and 6 to 7 made absolutely no sense to me...

Hahaha, that’s gonna be sick yoo

Dragon is way bigger. If you want to use a comparable scene to Syrax on the hill look at Drogon on the hill when he burns the Tarlys.

@@Bitchslapper316 But there will be a 28 year timeskip. So Syrax will be even bigger.

@@siran424 Yeah she may be as big as Drogon by then, possibly even larger. Right now she's about 40ft while Drogon was about 120ft. Difference is right now she is more then twice the age he was in season 8. Drogon was an absolute unit.

@@Bitchslapper316 Also keep in mind Driving in season 8 isn't canon. He is nowhere near as big in the books so far.

@@siran424 What do you mean "isn't canon" lmao It's %1000 canon to the show and that's what we're talking about.

Realistic Dragon?

Tbf neither are "realistic dragons". They are wiverns, dragons have 4 legs.

I meant tge cgi

its just because the GOT showrunners are stupid^^ actually following the book drogon shouldnt even be bigger than vhagars head alone

Quick strike to the neck. Like a lioness hunting a Cape buffalo.

It didn’t, it just held it down on a dive to suicide mission.

Caraxes body is thin enough to dodge dragon flame in a circular ring 💍 motion and also charging towards the rider . Plus he's fast

@@aegonii8471 But wasn't Vhagar like twice his size or even bigger? Isn't that like the equivalent of a bobcat/lynx taking down a lion? I know this is just fantasy but from a realistic point of view it would be like a hawk taking down a pigeon.

Please add a spoiler alert

Well drogon that time was still a child dragon, not fully grown yet.

@@klz7157 doesnt matter

I agree. Syrax is very slightly bigger. But I think the height difference comes from the different body type as well. She has a more swan-like neck than does Drogon. Drogon and his siblings have bull necks, so on all fours they're less likely to tower than just stare straight at a target. ...god we overanalyze dragons. Lmaooooo

@@xeox4280 it does.. we saw that in like season 4.. in season 8.. we barely saw dany on drogon bc of how big he was

@@incendiamos No it does NOT matter. Please just read the original comment again. Thats like me saying "oh but drogon didnt eat a pig in that episode" He never said that drogon ate a pig or that drogon wasnt a child in that scene so no it does not matter.

!00% bro! I said much the same.. these current dragons dont hold a candle to Drogon or any of the GOT dragons...If it hadnt been made clear that there are many different variations and breeds of dragons, I was initially thinking they really messed up and cheaped out.

True, the GOT dragons were all alike, most probably because they are from the same batch of eggs laid by a dragon that was a descendant of Balerion. Caraxes was of a different breed and was deformed. While Syrax was yet another breed. The showrunners have confirmed three different breeds of dragons here.

@@mindq4328 Yeah, Drogon is still my favorite overall based on his actions but in terms of design he's beneath these dragons from the show. I'd like to know what are the distinct features of those 3 breeds though. I'll try to check them out.

@@diegobromfield i think there are complaints about some syrax cgi in the first episode but i dont think anyone should complain about syrax in episode 2 bcs the cgi is perfect. caraxes is fantastic too. and the cgi will be better episode by episode i believe.

But neither had Caraxes and the age difference is massive. Drogon is 7-8 and Caraxes is 40 so he is bigger. And well, Caraxes is said to be half the size of Vhagar the second biggest dragon (or third if you hear some Meraxes rumors)

There is a massive age difference. Caraxes is about 50 yo while Drogon is only 7-8.

Until vhagar and Aemond show up

@@brentleysadiki358 LMAO🤣 nice joke

You are kidding right. There will be several timeskips, a total of 28 year timeskip in the show. These dragons will be considerably bigger during the actual dance of the dragons.

@@siran424 guessing by the emoji, they’re probably just kidding.

Idk dude, Drogon may be big, but Caraxes has alot of experience in the battlefield

@@Souzz__ i didnt read the books so im a little biased im not gonna lie. From what i saw drogon was a freakin monster, from fighting the knight king and the army of the dead to annihilating kings landing and the iron fleet.

@@siran424 but thats the same thing with drogon he wasnt fully grown either. Only a few years old he was still a super young dragon and was already that strong and impressive

Well obviously. Drogon is still a young dragon, only 6 years old in season 8. He will be gigantic by the time he reaches Caraxes age.

@@GreenFalcon926 caraxes wins

@@predatorexiliado784 not when drogons 50😂

@@sssbbb4762 llora pues, caraxes le gana

@@sssbbb4762 a llora con mami 😹

His skill definitely resembles drogon. Drogon was only 7 or 8 in season 8. So imagine when hes 20+, I bet he could be as big as him