History Fridge / DragonTales

* If someone flows into the lost forever hole (unlikely but still), then... do they just fall forever, no afterlife, no death?

** There's no telling how many children have ended up trapped in Dragon Land where their parents [[AdultFear can never find them]]. The very talented lonely dragon from long long ago, sent out dragon scales to bring children from our world to hers. So desperate for companionship, she didn't include the part of the spell on her scales that sends them home. Emmy and Max were lucky to have met Quetzal who knew how to modify the scale's teleportation spell.

** The show was never really specific about whether time is effected in the real world while Max and Emmy are teleporting to Dragon Land and back. While most episodes they return to the playroom and it looks exactly like how they left it, sometimes the kids teleport to Dragon Land just as it's daylight at their house and return to the real world when it's nighttime. It just keeps alternating. Is time affected in the real world affected while kids are in Dragon Land?

** Max and Emmy could've gotten [[GiantFootOfStomping stepped on]] (or unknowingly [[SwallowedWhole eaten]]) by their gigantic dragon friends when they once accidentally shrink down to ant-size by the blooming Shrinking Violets. Cassie understandably [[OhCrap panics]] when she realized what became of them. So Dragon Land is not a safe place if you're inexperienced (and don't study your botany).

** The show was never really specific about whether time is effected in the real world while Max and Emmy are teleporting to Dragon Land and back. While most episodes they return to the playroom and it looks exactly like how they left it, sometimes the kids teleport to Dragon Land just as it's daylight at their house and return to the real world when it's nighttime. It just keeps alternating. Is time effected in the real world effected while kids are in Dragon Land?

* If someone flows into the lost forever hole (unlikely but still), then... they just die, no afterlife, no death? They would just fall forever...

* If someone falls into the lost forever hole (unlikely but still), then... they just die, no afterlife, no death? They would just fall forever...

** Well, logically, they'd either disappear (if nobody could find them) or turn up dead (assuming someone could return the body to the human world).

* FridgeHorror:

** Well, logically, they'd either disappear (if nobody could find them) or turn up dead (assuming someone could return the body to the human world).
* FridgeLogic:
** The four main Dragon characters are implied to have parents, who, if they show up, are shown to be much larger than them, and yet, Quetzal, a dragon much older than the four, is only about two feet taller than Ord. Ummmm....
*** Miniature senior citizen?
*** Or it could be part of Quetzal's Stealth Mentor gig. He probably intentionally represents himself as smaller than he is in order to better relate to the children as a guide so they don't treat him as a parent.
*** It may also be because Quetzal is a teacher for young children. Ever notice how human teachers will try to get down to their students' level when possible. This might just be the fantastic equivalent, especially since we see the child dragons being able to alter their shape if they're the same basic type of dragon as Quetzal (single head) so it might be a racial skill.
** How come Cassie and even Quetzal didn't immediately recognize that Poozie the Caterpoozle was just in a cocoon and not actually dead in "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle"? Max, Emmy, Ord, Zak, and Wheezie, I can understand since they aren't so knowledgeable about that sort of thing. But Cassie and Quetzal are consistently portrayed as the smartest characters in the show. You'd think they'd know something like this!
*** While Cassie is pretty smart, she still has a lot to learn. Quetzal, by comparison, was a case of PoorCommunicationKills. He didn't arrive on the scene until after the cocoon had been wrapped in a leaf, and nobody mentioned that Cassie's pet that "died" was a caterpoozle. So he took them at their word and held a brief funeral. Once he finally found out that Poozie had been a caterpoozle, he understood exactly what had happened, and led them back to the "funeral" site in time to unwrap the leaf and watch Poozie come out as a butterfairy.

* FridgeLogic: The four main Dragon characters are implied to have parents, who, if they show up, are shown to be much larger than them, and yet, Quetzal, a dragon much older than the four, is only about two feet taller than Ord. Ummmm....
** Miniature senior citizen?
** Or it could be part of Quetzal's Stealth Mentor gig. He probably intentionally represents himself as smaller than he is in order to better relate to the children as a guide so they don't treat him as a parent.
** It may also be because Quetzal is a teacher for young children. Ever notice how human teachers will try to get down to their students' level when possible. This might just be the fantastic equivalent, especially since we see the child dragons being able to alter their shape if they're the same basic type of dragon as Quetzal (single head) so it might be a racial skill.
* How come Cassie and even Quetzal didn't immediately recognize that Poozie the Caterpoozle was just in a cocoon and not actually dead in "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle"? Max, Emmy, Ord, Zak, and Wheezie, I can understand since they aren't so knowledgeable about that sort of thing. But Cassie and Quetzal are consistently portrayed as the smartest characters in the show. You'd think they'd know something like this!
** While Cassie is pretty smart, she still has a lot to learn. Quetzal, by comparison, was a case of PoorCommunicationKills. He didn't arrive on the scene until after the cocoon had been wrapped in a leaf, and nobody mentioned that Cassie's pet that "died" was a caterpoozle. So he took them at their word and held a brief funeral. Once he finally found out that Poozie had been a caterpoozle, he understood exactly what had happened, and led them back to the "funeral" site in time to unwrap the leaf and watch Poozie come out as a butterfairy.

** It goes beyond that. In one episode, Max and Emmy ''bring home a video recording'' from Dragon Land. What's going to happen when their parents find it?

* How come Cassie and even Quetzal didn't immediately recognize that Poozie the Caterpoozle was just in a cocoon and not actually dead in "Goodbye Little Caterpoozle"? Max, Emmy, Ord, Zak, and Wheezie, I can understand since they aren't so knowledgeable about that sort of thing. But Cassie and Quetzal are consistently portrayed as the smartest characters in the show. You'd think they'd know something like this!

** The fact that the dragons could murder someone and no one would ever know makes you hope that 1. there are not more magic scales and
2. that most dragons are good.

** It may also be because Quetzal is a teacher for young children. Ever notice how human teachers will try to get down to their students' level when possible. This might just be the fantastic equivalent, especially since we see the child dragons being able to alter their shape if they're the same basic type of dragon as Quetzal (single head) so it might be a racial skill.

*** Most likely, they'll take it to the media, and the governments of the world will find a way to go to Dragon Land. At which point, the governments will wrongfully assume the dragons are monsters, and ''nuke the whole place''.

** There are at least a couple of passing references to "Ragnarok" in the series, including "Ragnarok Canyon" and "Ragnarok Cheese."

** Or it could be part of Quetzal's Stealth Mentor gig. He probably intentionally represents himself as smaller than he is in order to better relate to the children as a guide so they don't treat him as a parent.

* There are at least a couple of passing references to "Ragnarok" in the series, including "Ragnarok Canyon" and "Ragnarok Cheese."
* The show was never really specific about whether time is effected in the real world while Max and Emmy are teleporting to Dragon Land and back. While most episodes they return to the playroom and it looks exactly like how they left it, sometimes the kids teleport to Dragon Land just as it's daylight at their house and return to the real world when it's nighttime. It just keeps alternating. Is time effected in the real world effected while kids are in Dragon Land?
* WHat'll become of the gang when Emmy and Max grow up? Are dragons even aware that human children eventually grow up?

* FridgeHorror: There are at least a couple of passing references to "Ragnarok" in the series, including "Ragnarok Canyon" and "Ragnarok Cheese."

* FridgeLogic: The four main Dragon characters are implied to have parents, who, if they show up, are shown to be much larger than them, and yet, Quetzel, a dragon much older than the four, is only about two feet taller than Ord. Ummmm....

** Miniature senior citizen?

* FridgeLogic: The four main Dragon characters are implied to have parents, who, if they show up, are shown to be much larger than them, and yet, Quetzel, a dragon much older than the four, is only about two feet taller than Ord. Ummmm....