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* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'': Amongst Kasen Ibaraki's numerous pets is her baby dragon Koutei, [[ActionPet who she uses for some of her attacks]] in ''VideoGame/UrbanLegendInLimbo''
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* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'': Amongst Kasen Ibaraki's numerous pets is her baby dragon Koutei, [[ActionPet who she uses for some of her attacks]] in ''VideoGame/UrbanLegendInLimbo'' ''[[VideoGame/TouhouShinpirokuUrbanLegendInLimbo Urban Legend in Limbo]]''.
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* ''Manga/RiseOfTheOutlawTamer'' sees [[TheBeastmaster Lint]] being dragged off to a dragon's nest because his new companion Belina thought it would be [[RuleOfCool really cool]] if he tamed a dragon.
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* ''Literature/ShatterTheSky'': The imperial dragons are controlled and raised by the use of special oils whose smells affect them, but this leads to their enslavement or worse. Maren on the other hand is a positive counterpart, singing to the dragons and bonding with them. She raises one, Tasia, from a hatchling and never misuses her gift, freeing the dragons instead.
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* ''Literature/ToShapeADragonsBreath'': Dragons when born immediately bond with one of the people in the vicinity and the two are connected from then on. Anequs "knew" Kasaqua's name soon after she was born, and feels all her discomfort, pain, curiosity, etc. This is heavily influenced by those around them at birth, and eggs in Anglish culture are purchased quickly after laying and kept near the one it's "intended" to bond to. Many are hatched in front of multiple siblings to pick one of them. This doesn't always go as wanted. Copper, rather than bonding to either of the two sons of the egg's purchaser, escaped from the presentation room and chose the Naquisit boy Theod Knect--which was a scandal large enough it rose to the level of a legal challenge.
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*** After battling her a few times, Nemona will add a Goomy to her team and it will eventually evolve into Goodra. Also, if you go to her home, you’ll find a Gibble with another Goomy. Whether both are hers or not is never explained.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings a Gibble into his class for a couple lessons.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings a Gibble into his class for a couple lessons.
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*** After battling her a few times, Nemona will add a Goomy to her team and it will eventually evolve into Goodra. Also, if you go to her home, you’ll find a Gibble Gible with another Goomy. Whether both are hers or not is never explained.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings aGibble Gible into his class for a couple lessons.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings a
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* ''LightNovel/DragonarAcademy'':
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* ''LightNovel/DragonarAcademy'': ''Literature/DragonarAcademy'':
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*** [[spoiler:The Professor for both games. They managed to catch the legendary you presently have and they brought another one of its kind to the present. While the first one is kind and friendly, especially after it’s been with you for the whole game, the other one is much more aggressive and territorial. Regardless of its behavior, it seems to be loyal to the Professor.]]
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*** [[spoiler:The Professor for both games. They managed to catch the legendary you presently have and they brought another one of its kind to the present. While the first one is kind and friendly, especially after it’s it's been with you for the whole game, the other one is much more aggressive and territorial. Regardless of its behavior, it seems to be loyal to the Professor. AI Sada in particular also has the part Dragon-type Roaring Moon as her ace during her battle as well as the second Koraidon.]]
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** ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet''
*** The protagonist acquires the box legendary (Koraidon/Miraidon) very early on and they eventually are able to ride around on it like the Cyclizars that various [=NPCs=] have. After “The Way Home”, the protagonist can use their legendary in battle.
*** After battling her a few times, Nemona will add a Goomy to her team and it will eventually evolve into Goodra. Also, if you go to her home, you’ll find a Gibble with another Goomy. Whether both are hers or not is never explained.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings a Gibble into his class for a couple lessons.
*** [[spoiler:The Professor for both games. They managed to catch the legendary you presently have and they brought another one of its kind to the present. While the first one is kind and friendly, especially after it’s been with you for the whole game, the other one is much more aggressive and territorial. Regardless of its behavior, it seems to be loyal to the Professor.]]
*** The protagonist acquires the box legendary (Koraidon/Miraidon) very early on and they eventually are able to ride around on it like the Cyclizars that various [=NPCs=] have. After “The Way Home”, the protagonist can use their legendary in battle.
*** After battling her a few times, Nemona will add a Goomy to her team and it will eventually evolve into Goodra. Also, if you go to her home, you’ll find a Gibble with another Goomy. Whether both are hers or not is never explained.
*** Hassel comes from a long line of dragon tamers. Unsurprisingly when you face him in the Elite Four, his team has all dragons. He also brings a Gibble into his class for a couple lessons.
*** [[spoiler:The Professor for both games. They managed to catch the legendary you presently have and they brought another one of its kind to the present. While the first one is kind and friendly, especially after it’s been with you for the whole game, the other one is much more aggressive and territorial. Regardless of its behavior, it seems to be loyal to the Professor.]]
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* ''VideoGame/DragonManiaLegends'' is built on the player character breeding, raising and battling dragons of a cartoony style.
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* The core concept of ''VideoGame/WarDragons''. You are the last member of a family with a gift for communicating with dragons. You must restore your base and do battle with other dragon lords.
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* One of the mages in ''TabletopGame/ResArcana'' is the Dragon Tamer, whose control over dragons is represented by the ability to summon dragons at a discount, or straighten an existing dragon to allow it to act again. She is depicted as a woman who wears a dragon-themed outfit and wields a whip. The illustration also has several dragons in the background.
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* In ''Literature/TheBrothersWar'', the [[MechanicalLifeforms biomechanical]] dragon engines of Phyrexia become docile in Mishra's presence and obey his commands, spoken or otherwise. Mishra can't explain why the dragons obey him, though he doesn't dwell on it for long, as their strength and firepower make him the most powerful military force on the planet.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests. The latter point gets centerstage in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just Just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests.
** The latter point getscenterstage considerably expanded upon in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''. It is traditional to {{bond|Creatures}} baby dragons to Targaryen children in infancy, and the Dragonpit of King's Landing houses the dragons until they outgrow the place and are taken care of by High Valyrian-speaking handlers when their [[DragonRider riders]] are not there. Daemon Targaryen's expertise and knowledge about dragons is seemingly unmatched among dragon riders -- he knows their lifecycle, how many there are in Westeros and what their status is and, more crucially, how to claim the gigantic and [[TheDreaded dreaded]] Vermithor in order to counterbalance the use of Vhagar by the Greens. He approaches the beast [[MusicSoothesTheSavageBeast singing a song]] in High Valyrian.
** The latter point gets
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests. The latter point is brought up in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests. The latter point is brought up gets centerstage in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.
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* Abigayle from ''VideoGame/SymphonyOfWar'', in addition to having a unique personal skill that improves the stats of any dragon in her squad, can potentially find and tame a wild young dragon as early as the first mission where she can be deployed.
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* Commissioner O of ''Webcomic/GodOfHighschool'' is the strongest of the commissioners, and his contract is with an enormous red dragon the size of an apartment building. And he won her loyalty by beating her in a fight, ''without'' the assistance of a dragon. [[spoiler:He tames another dragon in the buildup to Ragnarok, and after the time-skip has a whole family of child dragons.]]
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* Commissioner O of ''Webcomic/GodOfHighschool'' ''Webcomic/TheGodOfHighschool'' is the strongest of the commissioners, and his contract is with an enormous red dragon the size of an apartment building. And he won her loyalty by beating her in a fight, ''without'' the assistance of a dragon. [[spoiler:He tames another dragon in the buildup to Ragnarok, and after the time-skip has a whole family of child dragons.]]
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** In ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' rival Cheren acquires the Dragon-type Haxorus for his postgame team.
** And N Harmonia, pictured above, has a Dragon-type {{Olympus Mon|s}} as his ace--specifically, he gets the one that ''isn't'' on the boxart of the game you chose (in ''White'' he gets Reshiram, the dragon shown in the picture above, and in ''Black'' he gets Zekrom).
** Team Plasma's leader Ghetsis, the main villain of the Unova duology, has as his ace and strongest Pokémon the Dark/Dragon-type Hydreigon, who he is implied to have also [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals abused]] since in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2'' it can use a max powered [[ThePowerOfHate Frustration]], a move that gets stronger the more the Pokémon hates its trainer.
** And N Harmonia, pictured above, has a Dragon-type {{Olympus Mon|s}} as his ace--specifically, he gets the one that ''isn't'' on the boxart of the game you chose (in ''White'' he gets Reshiram, the dragon shown in the picture above, and in ''Black'' he gets Zekrom).
** Team Plasma's leader Ghetsis, the main villain of the Unova duology, has as his ace and strongest Pokémon the Dark/Dragon-type Hydreigon, who he is implied to have also [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals abused]] since in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2'' it can use a max powered [[ThePowerOfHate Frustration]], a move that gets stronger the more the Pokémon hates its trainer.
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*** Rival Cheren acquires the Dragon-type Haxorus for his postgame team.
** And *** N Harmonia, pictured above, has a Dragon-type {{Olympus Mon|s}} as his ace--specifically, he gets the one that ''isn't'' on the boxart of the game you chose (in ''White'' he gets Reshiram, the dragon shown in the picture above, and in ''Black'' he gets Zekrom).
** *** Team Plasma's leader Ghetsis, the main villain of the Unova duology, has as his ace and strongest Pokémon the Dark/Dragon-type Hydreigon, who he is implied to have also [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals abused]] since in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2'' it can use a max powered [[ThePowerOfHate Frustration]], a move that gets stronger the more the Pokémon hates its trainer.
*** Rival Cheren acquires the Dragon-type Haxorus for his postgame team.
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In cases where ''both'' subjects are in some way draconic, they only count as an example if there is a clear difference between the dragons in question, whether in shape, species, or intelligence. If they're the same type of dragon, it doesn't count as an example of the trope.
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In cases where ''both'' subjects are in some way draconic, they only count as an example if there is a clear difference between the dragons in question, whether in shape, species, or intelligence. One such example would be a DraconicHumanoid who uses more bestial dragons. If they're the same type of dragon, it doesn't count as an example of the trope.
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* Mundane training techniques like you would use for any other pet or wild animal, whether through positive or [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals negative]] reinforcement. (This is most often seen with dragons leaning more towards non-sapience)
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* Iris in ''Anime/PokemonTheSeriesBlackAndWhite'' strives to become a master Dragon-type trainer. Her SignatureMon is the child-like Axew, and most of her troubles with her Pokémon stems from trying to train the rebellious Excadrill, who isn't even a Dragon-type. She later catches a Dragonite, who proves to be her strongest Pokémon and the hardest test of her resolve.
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* Iris in ''Anime/PokemonTheSeriesBlackAndWhite'' strives to become a master Dragon-type trainer. Her SignatureMon is the child-like Axew, and most of her troubles with her Pokémon stems from trying to train the rebellious Excadrill, who isn't even a Dragon-type. She later catches a Dragonite, who proves to be her strongest Pokémon and the hardest test of her resolve. By the time of ''Anime/PokemonJourneys'', Iris has managed to become Champion of the Unova region and has the ability to empathically connect with Dragon-types such as Ash's Dragonite, but still considers herself far from being a true Dragon-type master.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests. The latter point is brought up in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': just like in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the books]], Daenerys Targaryen is known by the title "Mother of Dragons" for raising the last living dragons from magically revived eggs. Her noble house, House Targaryen, was known for being closer to dragons than other men as they used them in their conquests. The latter point is brought up in ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.
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** And N Harmonia, pictured above, has a Dragon-type {{Olympus Mon|s}} as his ace--specifically, he gets the one that ''isn't'' on the boxart of the game you chose (in ''White'' he gets Reshiram, the dragon shown in the picture above, and in ''Black'' he gets Zekrom).
