The 7 Movie Dragons Bigger Than Vhagar 

Dont forget that the Lannister's signature color is Gold and King Ghidorah is a Golden dragon 😅

It’s kinda funny how you mentioned Ghidorah being a Three headed Dragon like the Targaryen symbol and the fact is the Targaryen symbol was colored Gold in memory of the Dragon named Sunfyre

I saw someone explain that in 3D model stations like blender it is possible to see the dimensions of a 3D object, and the special effects artist might have been speaking from memory as to the longest measurement of Vhagar, as how "long" she was. Well, the longest metric for the 3D model in the program, if it displays size like Blender, would have been the wingspan and not nose to tail.

@@mikerude5073 Well, what if her program isn't like blender and doesn't show her the size? Why do you question what she mean by length? Long always means nose to tail.

@@drexasaurus3788 No, to you it means nose to tail, to others it can just mean the longest way to measure an object. If her program doesn't show the size of the 3D object then she is just eyeballing it and that would mean she didn't even measure it anyway and just said "150 m long" to mean "really big". Offhand, her art station probably did show the metrics of the dragon, and the longest metric would have been wingspan.

@@mikerude5073 okay, you might know a bit about blender! Real professionals don't use amatuer crap like blender! but I was trying to say her program might not have said that so she might have been saying her length! So she might not have seen the "longest metric" or any metric and was stating the dragons length! If she meant wingspand she woudl have said it! It doesn't matter how big she looked in the show! It's how big the artist said she is! Got it?

@@drexasaurus3788 Except she isn't anywhere near 150 meters in the show. And the show is the only place the artist has any say on Vhagar's length as otherwise that falls to GRRM

Same bro I was like so happy

It does indeed seem like the "dragons" in GoT are much closer in terms of evolution to true dragons, perhaps they haven’t been separated that long in terms of evolution, allowing them to still reach immense sizes as well as still possessing the ability to breathe fire? Something to think on, for sure.

per definition, the only dragons on this list are the ones from how to train your dragon and dragonhunter. The rest are mostly wyverns (2 legs/2 wings) or drakes and wyrms

@@eliaelirko9849 Smaug IS a dragon. Not by "our" standards since said dragons don't exist, but by Tolkien standards : In Middle earth, there is no distinction between drakes, wyverns, wyrms, etc... They're all dragons, creations of Morgoth. Thus Smaug is a dragon by his world's standard, where ours don't apply. The Buraki shouldn't even be here because it's not even considered as a dragon by his own settings : he's a snake that wants to BECOME a dragon, and is never once in the movie refered to as such. Orochi is a dragon of our world's legends but an oriental one, he is what japanese believed dragons looked like and has thus been described as such. Using our own "western classification" on it is pointless, him having wings or not doesn't matter. Stop trying to project your own views of the matter to decide whether something is a dragon or not. All these imaginary creatures come from very different locations with very different beliefs and cultures, it's not our place to decide if they're right or wrong. Use the references that led to the birth of these creatures as a classification, not your own.

Well, Tolkien's writings did make a distinction between "cold drakes," dragons that don't breathe fire; true fire-breathing but wingless dragons like Glaurung; and the winged dragons such as Ancalagon and Smaug, the last and most terrible of Morgoth's creations.

There's been a tendency in movies and television of this millennium to depict dragons as quadrupeds rather than hexapeds, i.e. having two legs instead of four, in addition to their wings. These dragons ambulate on all fours in the manner of bats. From an evolutionary standpoint that's more consistent with real Earthly organisms. The dragons from the film Reign of Fire, Ghidorah from Legendary Pictures' Godzilla franchise, as well as the Game of Thrones dragons, all fit that model.

Does he count as a dragon?

@@radithyasolahuddin3860 He's a serpent-type dragon

​@@CamJam312 He's a big ass snake, he's not a dragon

But Ancalagon has not been in a movie and this list is about movie dragons.

Yh ik but he would he could probaly take on vhgagar balerion HTTYD Queen dragon Smaug and like 5 other dragons at the same time

This is only movie dragons.

On who's authority? What source makes the distinction on how many legs a creature must have to be considered a dragon?

@@mikerude5073 D&D has a good amount of information on official european folklore.

@@superneedlemouse3024 D&D isn't an authority on fictional creature in the public domain. D&D is owned by Wizards of the Coast, part of Hasbro, a greedy corporation, and you think they get to just tell authors what is official European folklore? Did you put on your groveling pads for that? There was no universal distinction in European mythologies. The only historical distinction was made by 17th century coat of arms dragon categories in Britain. It was not universal. The word "dragon" comes from the word "drakon" in Latin, and simply means "big snake". Hasbro doesn't have any authority on what an Author or Artist is allowed to call a dragon. Sure Vhagar fits the wyvern dragon type, by having two legs, but you don't have the authority to tell GRRM that his dragons aren't dragons. The term dragon is historically very broad and vague, and there wasn't ever a universal taxon based on leg count.

As far as European Dragon lore is concerned, yes. But in general fantasy lore, if it's called a dragon, it is a dragon, legs and wings do not matter in general fantasy. Glarung, the first Dragon in middle Earth did not have wings, it was ground based but still called a dragon.

@@Thurgosh_OG which European country's lore? The leg count thing only applied in England, and only for the classifying of coats of arms and only in the 17th century. It wasn't applied in any other European country, or prior time period.

Cartoons? Do you know what a cartoon is? None of the dragons in this video are from *CARTOONS*

@@TheBestAlien The ones from How to train your dragon and dragon hunters look shit :)

@@ghs2798 Maybe cause they're animated? Maybe cause the httyd are for children and ae meant to look more goofy?

@@TheBestAlien Yes

@@ghs2798 how do they look bad

and Glaurung 😁

He said movie dragons

Movie Dragons*

Hopefully we can see Glaurung and Ancalagon in live action or animation

movie or not its a shame to forgot Glaurung and Ancalagon XD

Ghidorah is not that much bigger mate

@@hugo-pg5tv Are you serious?

@@tahjwilson5475 like 3 times bigger? That is not making vhagar seem like a hummingbird.

@@hugo-pg5tv My guy that is huge. Ghidorah is the size of a skyscraper. I don't think you understand what 160m tall is. Not to mention monsters in Godzilla verse can weigh 100,000 tons. Yeah, vhagar is a damn hummingbird.

@@tahjwilson5475 so u think ghidorah is like a human to a hummingbird? We are like 20 times bigger than them. Ghidorah was like 300m long and vhagar 90m long thatvis not that much difference % wise.

Ancalagon is supposed to have been big enough to crush mountains when he was killed and fell from the sky. Even allowing for mythic-style exaggeration, he was likely far bigger than Balerion.

Ancalagon is not a fair comparison, while vague, it is definitely possible that when he died he destroyed three mountains simultaneously in his fall, making him unfairly large to Balerion. Smaug is more likely a fair comparison, that Balerion would still probably lose because Smaug is much smarter.

I think you can't even see Balerion if Ancalagon is in the same scene. Ancalagon can eat Balerion entirely.

Look, according to the producers of the series, Balerion would be, even if slightly, smaller than Smaug: around 119-123 meters, compared to the 147 of the king under the mountain..

Red death didn't chew toothless in half

@@mindq4328 yeah I know but it’s similar

No, is shorter than the Red Death!!!

I heard the producers literally based the canyon chase scene off that scene in HTTYD!

@@mindq4328 what Name Imoogi Dragon Name again Buraki Say That Name Idiot

yes he was.

remember smaug isn't technically a dragon in the lord of the rings universe. and besides, he's one of the *Smallest*.

@@BeansAndWeens "remember smaug isn't technically a dragon in the lord of the rings universe." How do you come to this conclusion? Smaug is referred to as a dragon in both the books and the movies.

@@BeansAndWeens Smaug IS a dragon in middle-Earth, recognised as such by the settings of the world he lives in. In middle-earth, the only thing all dragons have in common is being direct creations of Morgoth, and they come in all shape and sizes : Big or small, Winged or Wingless, Fire-breathing or Cold, With six legs or without any... It doesn't matter, they're all considered as dragons. You really need to stop projecting your own views on Fantasy matter and use the settings of the universe they come from instead.

Void Ghidorah and Super Shenron outscales him.

Void Ghidorah is literally infinite in length, there's really no competition here

@@Reader999 Void Ghidorah is not so much a dragon as a spirit creature and given that Ancalgon the Black broke an entire mountain range when he fell, he must be thousands of feet long and wide, much bigger than Void Ghidorah. This comparison is about size, not power.

@@Thurgosh_OG Void Ghidorah in terms of "size" is unquantifiable. He is as much of a dragon in the general sense as he is in sheer size. You saying that he is a spirit since the creature has evolved to be in the form of energy pretty much proves that as energy (also in the general sense) is literally everywhere, and as a pure energy being who came through 3 black holes that act as a portal from its realm to the physical plane of the Earth in a tangible form with just merely his heads still outclasses Ancalgon in size. You misunderstand.

Maybe bahamut, from the "rage of bahamut" he looks pretty big.

If we talk about movies he is If we talk about books, Ancalagon The Black absolutely dominates King Ghidorah

@@fabricepoot1045 wanna talk books? Then we also add comics games etc. So Ghidorah still stomps.

@@scientist368 My guy doesn't know who Ancalagon The Black is lmao We were talking about Ancalagon VS Monster Zero, not Void Ghidorah or some shit

@@fabricepoot1045 em no it doesnt work like that my guy. if you bring ancalagon the black into thi, the dragon that crushed 3 mountain top when he died. i can bring ghidorah from the comics into this

@@fabricepoot1045 Ghidorah regenerates. Unless Ancalagon can fry him like Godzilla can, he's not killing him. If Ghidorah from the anime or the comics is pulled, Earth would literally not exist before either of the two dragons will fight. The Monsterverse Ghidorah's a god on his own right, it won't be fair.

But he is dragon...also IMOOGI because they are failed evolving dragons so they need the BLUE THING of the girl

It would have made sense, they dragons only live for a 150 years or so. They can’t grow but so big

@@rmellrobinson821 Not exactly true. The Targaryens screwed themselves over with their dragons. Maegor built the Dragonpit to house the dragons, but also because of his arrogance over the Faith of the Seven. It was finished in 55 AC and from that point onward every one of their dragons became chained, thus stunning their growth. Balerion is said to have died of "old age", but there is still the fact that he was chained in the Dragonpit for 40 years after he got beaten up on his trip back to Valyria in 54 AC... If he were to be left living freely, he would live far longer and gotten much bigger (a dragon never stops growing, as long as he is free). We still have the Cannibal theory to consider, so the possible size and age of a dragon is still very much a mystery to all but the Dragonlords of Old Valyria.

@@ben17ism • The point I was trying to that in alot of other Fantasy world’s dragons lived for Hundreds of years if not Thousands (GRRM) has on a couple of occasions said that the dragons in books don’t lived super long lives

@@ben17ism There is no Cannibal theory. He's not bigger/older than Vhagar, simple as.

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Ghidorah by far. The only one stronger than Ghidorah in the Narutoverse is Kaguya.

@@michaelmcdoesntexist1459 kaguya is not stronger

@@Mahamba Kaguya blows away planets and tears apart dimensions of course is stronger.

@@michaelmcdoesntexist1459 no he doesn't 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yeah The first dragon design I love the most before GOT dragons wyvern appeared.Bat like design and characteristics and massive wings span ,hibernated since dawn of dinosaurs,can survives a nuke,fast as f5 aircraft,great sense of smell,can outstand modern artillery,can melt a tank,good vision at night like bat like echolocation ,almost demolished humankind and cause a apocalyptic dystopian world.Bull of the Reign of Fire.

It is but i don't think it was in a movie, just the episodes

"Movie dragons"

doesn't matter. Cause the thing is the dragons in GoT/HotD don't have that long of a lifespan

@@Prost81 cannibal is theorised to have been born before the targaryens came to westeros and still be alive on skargos

@@ishmish3615 theorised. Not a fact....

Finding bigger dragons is hating? Wtf

Tiamat has only been shown in the cartoons so far but would easily challenge Ghidorah in terms of power. Each of Tiamat's five heads can breath a different power, fire, acid, poison, etc. and she can cast spells too.

Movie dragon◉⁠‿⁠◉

learn to read the videos title😂

Outside the void he is like 10km long

MOVIE DRAGONS

His size seems to change depending on the source.

This is Smaug from the books movie Smaug was made many times bigger

@@RodWave2629 As I said. Changes depending on the source.

@@RodWave2629 no

@@RodWave2629 movie smaug also changed species entirely. In the flashback at the beginning of the first movie he is a dragon. In the other movies he is a Wyvern. They for some reason didn't make him accurate to the books.

And Smaug is one of the smaller ones too.

@@Thurgosh_OG Smaug is in the fact the smallest of Tolkien's dragons.

@@digiquo8143 True, which is why its so impressive

Smaug was much smaller than shown in this video.

@@MikolajNieswiety He was actually exactly as big as shown in this video.

The red death was mentioned specifically, just like all the other dragons in this list, your comment does not prove anything against this video

oh i know im just spreading that info just incase cuz so many people didnt know

Smaug is 130 meters head to tail, so while he may not be as bulky as Godzilla, he still rivals his dimensions.

yes he is far bigger than Vhagar, even Balerion isn't bigger than Smaug

Check out how long 60ft/18m is. If Smaug was 60ft then his head would be 1m/3.3ft long, that's from the floor to your bellybutton

@@mindq4328 if we take the smaug from the film adaptation, then its size is really about 140 meters, however, the original smaug was several times smaller and had a size of about 19 meters. I could have written a little incorrectly , because I don 't know English very well

​@@Amon-dp1vy it literally says movie dragons in the title dude

@@Amon-dp1vy The movies portrayed Smaug's size accurately. 130 meters matches his description in the original book. The only way you could arrive at 19 meters is if you took that one illustration literally even though Tolkien himself clarified that Bilbo was drawn way out of proportion because he would barely have been visible on a realistic scale against Smaug.

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Thanks

I think he is

It's not even close lmao

Not in a movie.