Cult Classic: Although not a very well-known series, Blazing Dragons's indomitable wit and hilarious comedy has earned it a loyal following that remains active to this day.
Fandom VIP: Natacha Statari (also known by her DeviantArt name Benthehyena), who is probably the most influential figure in building the show's current cult status, with her creation of the #BDRevolution or #BlazingDragonsRevolution (after her fanblog for the show) and wider efforts to spread awareness of the franchise, convert additional fans, and urging Nelvana and Terry Jones to bring the series back in some form. She's even attracted the attention of several staff members of the show including director Larry Jacobs and the show's late story editor Erika Strobel (who actually helped her co-found the #BlazingDragonsRevolution hashtag).
Genius Bonus: Allfire's sword is called "Excaliburn." Obviously a pun but also a combination of the two names of King Arthur's sword: Excalibur and Caliburn.
My Real Daddy: While the series is credited as the brainchild of Terry Jones, his involvement in its production amounted to little more than coming up with the basic concept of the show and then granting his approval to make it into a full cartoon. Instead, it would be Gavin Scott who would develop Jones' idea with a series bible and pilot script and the folks at Nelvana who would give it the humor and flare that the final product seen on television had.
Popular with Furries: Due to the cast of anthropomorphic dragons, there's a significant amount of overlap between this show's fandom and the Furry Fandom, especially among scalies and dragon lovers.
They Changed It, Now It Sucks!: Some of the changes made to the second season generated this from fans, such as the shift in animation style (a decision from the production team to make animation easier), the removal or demotion of several characters (especially Princess Flame and Count Geoffrey), and shortening the show from a full half-hour to a Two Shorts format. Nonetheless, it is widely agreed upon that the series remained just as sharp and funny as before.
No Problem with Licensed Games: The game is well-received among many adventure gamers and critics for its great voice acting and animation, challenging but fun puzzles, and retaining the show's sense of humor. Some say that the character designs are better compared to the animated version.
Squick: One of the knights who can marry Flame is Blaze. As the show revealed, Blaze is Flame's step-brother. Admittedly, it would be worse if they were biologically related, but even so...
That One Puzzle: The part where Flicker has to stop the hunter from shooting a dodo certainly qualifies.
) and wider efforts to spread awareness of the franchise, convert additional fans, and urging Nelvana and Terry Jones to bring the series back in some form. She's even attracted the attention of several staff members of the show including director Larry Jacobs and the show's late story editor Erika Strobel (who actually helped her co-found the #BlazingDragonsRevolution hashtag).