They marketed this movie with toys and the toys for this movie had two other dragons that were to be apart of it. So my what happend to the idea of having other dragons in this movie I know draco was the last of his kind but they could have still changed the story and I think It could have ben better.
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Just a piece of trivia, but the Dragonheart: Fire and Steel game features a dragon remarkably similar (if not an exact copy) of one of those figures- Razorback I believe it was called. It also featured the Eborsisk dragon from Willow as a boss in a secret unlockable level (in which he is called Lot the Loathesome). Good old-school game actually...
shareI received only two dragon figures from this line. I have Draco and the green spiky one named Razorthorn.
The rest of them were:
The two headed Medusa dragon
Griffin dragon(who came with an Einon action figure)
It would be cool if they can make a prequel series about Draco and feature those dragons plus new ones(females)with a good solid voice cast.
I usually use my Razorthorn as Draco's nemesis in my imagination.
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I have some Dragonheart prequel fanart in deviantart.com
shareI'm pretty sure those other dragon toys are just the result of Kenner using the movie license as an excuse to make dragon toys, not that they were intended to be in the movie.
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Oh snap!! If it had been a hit well I don't know. You know when I visualized an imaginary prequel trilogy with the dragons'action figures it was like 2 hours and the score was composed by Hans Zimmer maintaining Randy Edelman's theme and it was very crazy(much like the zany humor of Pirates of the Caribbean but based on Dueling Dragons)The plot involved a warrior princess with a dragon's heart who meets her tragic end in the third. Along with Draco there was a red dragon shorter than him who had a drunk swagger "savvy" LOL. The other madeup dragon in my story who is linked to the princess is like "emo"(think of Davy Jones' theme).
shareRazorthorn for the main arch nemesis !!
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