Talk:Blazing Dragons

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The show takes place in medieval England, where humans and dragons coexist. The country is ruled by the kindly King Allfire and his queen wife Burnivere. Living with them are the queen's son, Sir Burnheart (the son the queen's first husband Sir Herman who disappeared years ago) and the King's daughter, Princess Flame. The king has his royal court of servants, including the conjoined twin brother jester brothers Cinder and Clinker, the royal scribe, a minstrel who appeared at the beginning and end of every episode in the first season, and last, his knights of the Square Table. First, there's the group's incompetent leader Sir Loungealot, Sir Galahot the Proper, Sir Hotbreath the Not-so-proper, Sir Burn the Overlyeducated, and last but not least, Flicker, Sir Loungelot's squire and Flame's love interest. In the dungeon live two prisioners who love to sing. The villain in the show is the evil Count Geoffrey, leader of a trio of evil but stupid knights. Geoffrey usually sends a spy in a dragon costume to infiltrate the kingdom but is rewarded with bad luck. Count Geoffrey often sought help from a witch named Merle. But Geoffrey always loses to the dragons. In the second season, the minstrel makes a guest appearance, singing about him being laid off, while Sirs Galahot and Hotbreath are permanently written out, and Flame and Geoffrey are redesigned.

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Does anyone know what system Blazing Dragons is for? As in Video Game system? Just curious. Or is it for the PC only?Unknown Dragon 23:44, 25 August 2006 (UTC)

I only know for sure that it's available on Playstation. I think there was a Sega Saturn version released as well, but I'm not entirely sure. KidCanary 15:35, 23 October 2006 (UTC)