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Notes: White-out in the first panel where the layout was changed.
I didn’t know dragons were like kangaroos
Well, sometimes they glitter, and at least one is a fox … Now I wonder if TV Tropes has “Our dragons are different”. Yep, and Big LL is on there, as he should be 🙂
One of the best things about dragons is that, being mythical, you can make them whatever you want them to be. Same’s true of other mythical creatures; it’s been said that there were no female unicorns until Peter S. Beagle wrote The Last Unicorn.
“Big LL”? Now you have me imagining a Dunkelzahn/Llewellyn ticket.
Ozy is adopted. He has no blood relation to any dragons. How many times does it need to be explained?
Well, there is that one fox/dragon professor Isolde talks to before she tries to turn Ozzy’s life into a nature documentary. Nothing states that there’s a direct relation to Ozzy, but it opens the possibility. (Mostly I just hate absolute statements)
The fox-like look of that dragon was because he was modeled after the animated version of Smaug.
But he is a dragon by adoption.
Adoption was a strong enough link for the old curse to assert itself.
Does Big LL stand for Big Little Llewellyn?
I just realized the markings on LLewellyn are his scales. For some time I thought he was just being a dirty old dragon. 🙂
He’s using the Big Three…Lincoln, Washington and FDR.
There’s never any love for the man in the area.