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It looks like Krogan and his Singetail have some sort of bond. [src]
  — Hiccup  

Krogan's Singetail is a possible Titan Wing Singetail who first appeared in "Dawn of Destruction".

Official Description[]

This massive beast serves as the mount for the notorious Krogan. Nobody is entirely sure how she was relocated to Berk. Maybe her own free will?
  Dragons: Rise of Berk  


Biography[]

Capture and Training[]

The exact time or method of capture for this Singetail is undisclosed, but it did happen at some point after the events of "Living on the Edge". Krogan is a knowledgeable but merciless trainer with no compassion for his mount. The Singetail is able to be controlled through force of will, a riding crop, and a dragon proof metal bit. She serves as Krogan's mount around the Archipelago.

Fighting the Dragon Riders[]

Krogan's Singetail first appears in the episode, "Dawn of Destruction", as Krogan himself goes after the Dragon Riders on Dragon's Edge, and chases them off. He later personally searches for Fishlegs, who had fallen from Meatlug. When Krogan finds him, he orders his Singetail to fire at Fishlegs. However, before she can kill the Rider, Meatlug hits the Singetail in the head. Angered, the dragon proceeds to chase the Gronckle, only to be stopped by Krogan, whose main priority was Fishlegs. Krogan and his Singetail are later seen fighting the riders while they came to rescue Fishlegs.

At the end of "The Wings of War, Part 2", Krogan and Viggo flee the Edge on this Singetail, avoiding a confrontation with Berk's fleet.

Krogan rides this Singetail again in "Sins of the Past", while pursuing Heather, Snotlout and Johann.

Freedom[]

Krogan's Singetail assisted her rider when the Dragon Flyers attacked Berk in "No Bark, All Bite". While at first they were successful, when Hiccup and Stoick returned and freed Berk's dragons, Krogan and his Singetail were outnumbered and forced to retreat.

When the King of Dragons did its draconic summons in "King of Dragons, Part 2", the Titan Wing Dramillion uses it own fire to free the Singetail and threw off her chains. Both dragons fire in the sky as a sign of unity. The other Singetails, seeing their leader freed, then turn on their abusive flyers and throw them off, allying with the other dragons to defeat the Hunters. The Titan Wing Dramillion and Krogan's Singetail make a victory signal with their fire. After the Titan Wing Dramillion then flies away, disappearing into the sky, Krogan's Singetail and her pack leave the battle.

Physical Appearance[]

Krogan's Singetail is much larger than all the other known Singetails. Though never mentioned, she could be considered a Titan Wing, being the same size as the Titan Wing Dramillion. Her color is blood-red with dark red to maroon muzzle, socks, and markings.

Personality[]

Krogan's Singetail is a wild-caught dragon and chafes - literally - at the bit used on her. However, she follows orders from her rider well, even without the use of a riding crop. As it appears through the episodes, it almost appears that Krogan needs to fight to control her less and less as time moves on. It is later revealed in "Chain of Command" that unlike the other Flyers' Singetails, she has formed a type of bond and would not leave Krogan's side. This changed when the Titan Wing Dramillion freed her from a Dragon Hunter Ship in "King of Dragons, Part 2".

Appearances[]


Trivia[]

  • This dragon’s very existence is an inconsistency with the films as Krogan should not have a riding dragon since only Berkians ride dragons.
  • While her description in Rise of Berk states that she was relocated to Berk, she was never seen on the island after her freedom in "King of Dragons, Part 2".

References[]

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