#dragonification

[eventidedaydreamer]

I think this one was actually the first one I did, but oh well. But yeah here's Sidon as a Dragon.

I think this is one of my favorites of the dragon designs I did and I want to draw it again at some point.

Anyway the Water Dragon would circle around the wetlands and Zora's Domain, dipping in and out of the ocean like Farosh in lake Hylia.

Wherever he goes rainfall appears around him, it's a common belief that when it starts to rain when there is seemingly no cloud in the sky that the Water Dragon must be nearby.

[confess-for-botw-totk]

I know why people like the idea that those who became the three dragons named after the Golden Goddesses wore the outfits Link can wear in Tears of the Kingdom, but those outfits were made in worshipping those dragons which is why the head dresses match the horns. There's no way anyone would know what the horns of the dragon would look like prior to dragonification.

_*_

[iffondrels-library]

Looking at everyone's take on the hero from 10k years before botw/ Hero's Aspect, and decided to try my own. Consider him a fun surprise addition to Linked Universe stuff.

His hero name is Courage. Here he is!

[maple00]

Dragon Kazuha..?

Dragon Kazuha.

[philconnorz]

The seer of seers…prognosticator of prognosticators…

[tigibopper]

Hey- remember that dragon AU Cheval headshot I made awhile ago? Well- here's the full design! (May tweak overtime-)

[blorballs-of-yarn]

So I turned him into a dragon... and then I overanalyzed the dragon version of him... and I ended up with a description of the original character.

Not super happy with the Notes section for this guy, but next time... (Tanguish)... next time I'll do better.

Anyways, yeah, this is @silverskye13 's Helsknight from Redstone and Skulk. Version without filters under cut.

[drago-gatta]

Dragons go RARRRRR~

[the-alphaess]

i was pretty inspired by vampyrumm's sea-monster-turned dragons so i wanted to design a dragon form for silverclaw/blue devil as well, then it just started to look like a boss title card in a game and i went with it (which isn't the first time it has happened, funny enough)

[sodascribbles]

He's unflinching, heavy gaze locked on the Stone in his hands. He curls his claws around it, bracing, drawing it to his lips.

"Princess," he murmurs, somehow steady, "you must find me."

zelda discovers where the Hero of Wisdom is. prompt fill for @prisiidon 's Zora May: TEARS and DRAGONIFICATION.

written in 2nd person, from zelda's pov (so like "you" means zelda)

He is unendingly devoted. It's as sickening as it is endearing.

You understand why the Goddesses chose him as Link's successor— almost his every action reminds you of the silent knight. Even the way he carries himself, the carefully crafted facade he wields like sword and shield alike. Sidon spoke at will, though, and much more eloquently than Link had.

You know Link would have done the same things, made the same mistakes. You can almost see it, the Stone in his hand, the fire in his eyes. Another sob chokes your chest, but you have little tears left to cry.

You'd gotten all of those out in the bed of Silent Princesses, first staring up at the Water Dragon and then hanging your head.

"I would give everything for Hyrule," his voice echoes, unprompted.

That was another one of those differences. Link did not necessarily give so much as have it taken from him. Link drew the Master Sword and the life of the Goddess's chosen was set on him like a stubborn Octorok, occasionally blasting him with boulders. Sidon stole away onto Vah Ruta and set onto Nayru's chosen path himself, dragging fate along behind him.

You bury your face in your horse's mane. The geoglyphs and the tears within them glint at you across Hyrule, mocking and empathizing all at once. The Water Dragon drifts unknowingly across the sky. Sidon drifts unknowingly across the sky.

You sob again.

p.s. hi!! thanks for reading!! heres a sketch of a water dragon concept for your troubles!!

[hai2700]

Design Differences:

First, I'll discuss the variations in dragon designs, which can be influenced by factors such as gender, race, and status.

Gender differences in design can vary depending on race, but there are general factors that distinguish males from females across most races. The primary distinction lies in their scales and fur. Male Hylian and Zonai Dragons have fur instead of scales, except for the scales near their spines. On the contrary, Gerudo Dragons always have scales, even if they are male, due to the female-dominant nature of their race. Gorons are similar to the hylians but instead of fur, the males have lava scales. It's worth noting that the Rito have feathers, so this rule doesn't apply to them. Another key gender difference if female Dragons are always larger than males from their own race. This results in a significant size difference between the two genders. Additionally, females will have more clublike tails with spikes, while males will have straight, pointed tails without the extra spikes. This distinction, again, does not apply to the Gerudo.

The six races of Hyrule each have distinctive characteristics that make them unique.

For example, the Hylians, the smallest dragon type, are known for their long triangular snouts with long eyelashes. They have extra smooth fur that matches their hair color on their necks, animalistic horns, and crystallized spines. Their scales or fur typically range from tan to gray and their underbelly is darker than that of most other races.

The next biggest dragon is the Rito. They have long and eloquent tails, with feathers covering their body instead of fur or scales. Their six pairs of talons are the most bird-like out of all the races. Additionally, they have small feathery wings attached to each limb that aid in maneuvering through the air. Extra feathers on their head and neck provide additional warmth, and they also have a small beak on their snout. Feathers adorn the end of their tail, and their coloring can range from blue to pink to gray to white, typically matching their previous coloration.

Next up is the Goron race. They are medium-sized and have rock-like features of various shapes and sizes on their head instead of horns. They have big circular eyes and their square snouts are very sweet and gentle despite their appearance. Additionally, they have rock-like spines running down their backs, which differ in appearance. The Gorons' bodies are either made of stone scales or lava, giving them distinct appearances depending on their gender. In both genders, their limbs are stone-like, and their tails are typically very thick.

The Zonai, who are not much bigger than the Gorons, are quite animalistic, with short curved snouts and big long ears resembling a goat. They also have quite goat-like horns and soft, bulky fur running down their necks. Their limbs are also quite long compared to most of the other races. The spikes going down their back resemble fur and even feel soft. Also one thing to keep in mind is that the zonai dragons are different from the goddess dragons. I will cover that more in the three goddesses.

The Zora, being the aquatic race, possess unique underwater adaptations that set them apart from other races. Unlike the Highlands, they lack fur on their necks; instead, their necks extend into whale or fish-like fins. They have gills for breathing underwater, as they spend most of their time there. Their spines resemble shark or fish fins, sometimes with membrane-like structures between the spines. Their tails will fan out, resembling various fish or shark tails. Their fins, replacing talons, and tan or gray underbelly further distinguish them, and they notably lack horns. Their color will match the color they were before the dragonification process.

The largest dragon race is the Gerudo, known for their bulky, pointed snouts, big eyes, and horned heads resembling sharp vines with thorns. They also have fur running down their necks and their scales typically feel sandy and rough. The Gerudo tribe shares similarities with the Hylians, as they are both people, and their spines exhibit distinct features. A difference, though, is the Gerudo tribe’s tails fan out with lots of fur.

This concludes the design portion. You can click here to view the other sections.

[imthepunchlord]

Spirit of the Heavens

[cidsin]

Art by me @cidsin Zora May 024

Zora May Challenge 2024 from @prisiidon After that fun imagination, prince Vavam jokes around that they have dragons flying in the sky too? Which to his surprise gives a glance between the married two, before they look towards him again. "We do actually have one. But that one is not simply a dragon but more the god who formed this land." the princess explains to him. So there was something similar like in his land and in Hyrule, just one was it here.

[amnesiamilk]

I have a zonai oc! And she gets dragonified as a treat😋

[gtds-ronin]

Adult Content

Beautiful

[philconnorz]

this is the future the left wnats…

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