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* ''Literature/{{Impossible Creatures|2023}}'': There are 37 species of dragons in the Archipelago, who range in size from a cathedral to a human's thumb joint. Some can fly, while others spend their entire lives in the ocean.
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Subtrope of OurDragonsAreDifferent. For another type of very varied fantasy creatures sometimes used in this same manner, see VampireVarietyPack.
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Subtrope of OurDragonsAreDifferent. For another type of very varied fantasy creatures sometimes used in this same manner, see VampireVarietyPack.
VampireVarietyPack. For cases where the different types of dragon are defined by elemental powers, see ElementalDragon.
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* The titular novella of Louise Searl's ''Literature/TheDreamEatersAndOtherStories'' features dragons, wyverns and drakes as three distinct species. The dragons have four legs and two wings, and breathe fire. The wyverns have two legs and two wings, can't breathe fire, and have stings on their tails. The drakes resemble tiny dragons, but aren't sapient and can't breathe fire (though they do have volatile blood).
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly -- they breathe fire to expell the gas, and head shapes don't vary much), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon. The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the fat belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly -- they breathe fire to expell the gas, and head shapes don't vary much), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon.dragon (which has a long, non-fat body). The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly, they breathe fire to expell the gas), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon. The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly, fly -- they breathe fire to expell the gas), gas, and head shapes don't vary much), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon. The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon. The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlightOfDragons'' mainly features one body type (European body plan, with the belly part being essentially a gas balloon allowing dragons to fly), fly, they breathe fire to expell the gas), with the notable exception of the East Asian-looking magician's own East Asian-looking dragon. The horns on the head, whiskers and scale colors vary wildly, meanwhile.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'' had only one breed of dragons with the three ones owned by Daenerys Targaryen -- Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion. ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'' introduced several other breeds meanwhile, with Syrax, Caraxes, Vermax, Meleys and Vhagar all being clearly different from each other. Seasmoke, Arrax and Dreamfyre meanwhile are clearly from the same breed as Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion (and Dreamfyre might even be the latter three's progenitor).
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'' had only one breed of dragons with the three ones owned by Daenerys Targaryen -- Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion. Viserion (dragons had gone extinct by that time, Daenerys revived those three).
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'' introduced several other breeds meanwhile, with Syrax, Caraxes, Vermax, Meleys and Vhagar all being clearly different from each other. Seasmoke, Arrax and Dreamfyre meanwhile are clearly from the same breed as Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion (and Dreamfyre might even be the latter three's progenitor).
** ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'' introduced several other breeds meanwhile, with Syrax, Caraxes, Vermax, Meleys and Vhagar all being clearly different from each other. Seasmoke, Arrax and Dreamfyre meanwhile are clearly from the same breed as Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion (and Dreamfyre might even be the latter three's progenitor).
