Dragons are magical creatures from the Earth and the many realms of the Magic Dimension who appear in Winx Club and PopPixie.
Overview[]
Dragons are quadrupedal reptilian animals. Various species of dragons of different sizes exist, and most dragons have horns on their heads and can breath fire. Most dragons are carnivorous but some herbivorous dragons also exist. Some dragons have wings which they use to fly, while other dragons are wingless but can still fly or are terrestrial.
Types[]
There are many types of dragons in the Magic Dimension:
- Red Fountain Dragons
- Wyverns
- Wingless Dragons
- Herbivorous Dragons
- Wild Dragons
- Flying Basilisks
- Chinese Dragons
- Mountain Dragon
- Flame
- Pyros Dragons
- The Grouchy Dragon
Series[]
Season 1[]
In Season 1, the Red Fountain Dragons appear to be tamed animals that are used in the Specialists' training sessions.
Season 2[]
In Season 2, the Red Fountain Dragons appear as the mounts of the Specialists at Red Fountain for their training sessions.
Season 3[]
In Season 3, Bloom goes to Pyros, the Island of Dragons, and has to fight many dangerous dragons to increase her own power. Bloom finds her own inner dragon, Buddy, there.
Season 5[]
In Season 5, Tecna, Flora, and Musa have a training session with Codatorta at Alfea where they have to calm a wild dragon and they find the solution when they realize that the weak spots of dragons are their mustaches.
Season 6[]
In Season 6, Lu Wei was seen riding one of the Chinese Dragons. Selina also evoked the Green Dragons of the Great Wall from the Legendarium to destroy their own shrine. But with the aid of Lu Wei, the Winx put the Pearls of Restraint on their collars, which reverted the curse of the Legendarium.
Season 7[]
Comics[]
Season 1[]
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The injured dragon at Red Fountain.
An injured, wild dragon was being taken care of at Red Fountain and was sleeping when Bloom and Diaspro's argument about Sky woke it up. Then one of Diaspro's blasts broke the lock of the cage it was in. It then takes Diaspro, roars, and flies off; Bloom had latched onto its leg. During the long flight Diaspro eventually passes out from exhaustion and Bloom is also getting tired.
Finally, the dragon reaches its homeland and drops Diaspro onto a nest - she is actually food for the dragon's babies! As it turns, the dragon is female. When Diaspro regains consciousness, she sees baby dragons trying to attack her but Bloom fights them off and saves Diaspro. They run away but the dragon mother returns and they both duck causing an unhatched baby dragon egg to fall. Bloom ends up carrying the egg while she runs away to safety with Diaspro. But chameleons try to ambush them because they prey on dragon eggs. The dragon mother scares the predators off which gives Bloom and Diaspro a chance to seek shelter in a cave.
Meanwhile, the dragon mother drank liquid sulfur and with a single, powerful breath she breathes fire which causes a Red Fountain ship, carrying the Winx and Specialists who went to rescue Bloom and Diaspro, to crash. The dragon mother flies off and the group follows her.
The egg that Bloom was carrying starts to jiggle and hatch. As soon as it hatches, it imprints on Bloom who was trying to avoid that but failed. But they are not safe yet because the mother dragon finds them in the cave, breathes fire inside it to force the two and the baby dragon deeper into the cave. They are assaulted again by the chameleons but luckily, the bridge they were crossing collapses and sends the chamalions to their deaths. After all that, baby dragon safely returns to its mother.
Season 3[]
PopPixie[]
Books[]
In Fairy Insider, it talks about Earth's Elemental Dragons and what they stand for:
- Earth Dragon - Potential power, protect from getting hurt, scare us to see what is inside ourselves. Is said to reside inside all of us.
- Air Dragon - Inspiration. Is said to be present in old stories being told to fly.
- Fire Dragon - Mastery, energy, courage. In fairy tales, not all were wicked.
- Water Dragon - Memories, dreams, overwhelm with emotions. If treated as a friend, "she" can bring compassion and depth of feelings.