Dragon (disambiguation)

Fictional entities

• Dragon (Dungeons & Dragons)
• Dragon (Middle-earth), by J. R. R. Tolkien
• Dragon (Shrek)
• Dragons (Dragon Prince), by Melanie Rawn
• Dragons (Pern), by Anne McCaffrey
• The Dragon (Beowulf)
• Richard Dragon, a comic book character
• Dragon Shiryū, a Saint Seiya character

Film

• Dragon (2006 film), an action/fantasy film
• Dragon (2011 film), a Hong Kong-Chinese martial arts thriller
• Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, a 1993 biographical film
• Dragons 3D, a 2013 IMAX film starring Max von Sydow

Gaming

• Dragon (magazine), a Dungeons & Dragons magazine
• Dragon, a version of the video game Mega Man Star Force
• Dragon tiles, a type of honor tile in mahjong
• Sicilian Defence, Dragon Variation, a chess opening

Literature

• Dragon (Brust novel), a 1998 novel by Steven Brust
• Dragon (Cussler novel), a 1990 novel by Clive Cussler
• Dragon (fantasy series), fantasy novels by Laurence Yep (1982–1992)
• "Dragon" (Kalapugama short story), by Anandasiri Kalapugama (1975)
• Dragon (poem), by Aleksey Tolstoy (1875)
• "Dragon: the Old Potter's Tale", a short story by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa (1919)
• Dragon Magazine (Fujimi Shobo), a Japanese light novel magazine (1988-current)
• The Dragon (fairy tale)
• "The Dragon" (short story), by Ray Bradbury (1955)
• The Dragon (theatre play), by Evgeny Shvarts (1944)
• The Dragons, a 1996 fantasy novel by Douglas Niles

Music

Roller coasters

• Dragon (Adventureland), Iowa, United States
• Dragon Challenge, Orlando, Florida
• Dragon Coaster (Playland), Rye, New York
• The Dragon, Ocean Park, Hong Kong

Television

• Dragon (TV series), a Canadian children's TV program
• Dragon Television, a Chinese provincial satellite TV station
• DreamWorks Dragons, a TV series based on How to Train Your Dragon

Theatre

• Dragon, a 2013 play co-produced by Vox Motus, the National Theatre of Scotland, and Tianjin Children’s Art Theatre

Astronomy

• Draco (constellation), a constellation in the far northern sky

Biology

• DRAGON (protein), a membrane receptor protein
• Draco volans, commonly known as the flying dragon, a species of lizard endemic to Southeast Asia
• Komodo dragon, a large species of lizard found in the Indonesian islands of Komodo
• Pogona, a genus of Australian lizards commonly called "bearded dragons"

Africa

• AS Dragons, a soccer team in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• AS Dragons FC de l'Ouémé, a soccer team in Benin
• Dragón FC, a soccer team in Equatorial Guinea

Asia

• China Dragon, an ice hockey team in China
• Chunichi Dragons, a baseball team in Japan
• Chunnam Dragons, a football team in South Korea
• Jeonnam Dragons, a football team in South Korea
• Jiangsu Dragons, a Chinese Basketball Association team
• Shanghai Dragons, an Overwatch eSports team in China
• Sichuan Dragons, a baseball team in China
• Welcoat Dragons, a basketball team in the Philippines

Australia and Oceania

• A.S. Dragon (Tahiti), a soccer team
• Darwin Dragons SC, a soccer team
• Engadine Dragons, a junior rugby league team
• Northcote Football Club, aka the Northcote Dragons, an Australian rules Football team
• St. George Dragons, a rugby league team
• St. George Illawarra Dragons, a rugby league football club
• Shellharbour City Dragons, a rugby league team
• South Dragons, a former team in the Australasian National Basketball League (2006-2009)

Europe

• AS Dragon (Guadeloupe), a soccer team
• Barcelona Dragons, an American football team in Spain
• Catalans Dragons, a rugby league club in France
• Celtic Dragons, a netball team in Wales, U.K.
• Delft Dragons, an American football team in the Netherlands
• Dragons (rugby union), a rugby union team in Wales, U.K.
• Dragons de Rouen, an ice hockey team in France
• Dragons Rhöndorf, a German basketball team
• Dublin Dragons, an American football team in Ireland
• Dudelange Dragons, an American football team in Luxembourg
• Glamorgan Dragons, a cricket team in the United Kingdom
• RC Dragon Brno, a rugby union team in the Czech Republic

North America

• C.D. Dragón, a soccer team in El Salvador
• Chesapeake Dragons, a soccer team in the U.S.
• Dayton Dragons, a baseball team in the U.S.
• Dragon Racing, an American auto racing team
• Dragons, nickname of sports teams at Jefferson High School in Jefferson, Georgia in the U.S.
• Dragons, nickname of sports teams at Lake Orion High School in Lake Orion, Michigan in the U.S.
• Drexel Dragons, the sports teams of Drexel University in the U.S.
• Jersey Dragons, a soccer team in the U.S.
• Lane College Dragons, the sports teams of Lane College in the U.S.
• Los Angeles Dragons, an American football team in the U.S.
• Moorhead Dragons, the sports teams of Minnesota State University Moorhead in the U.S.
• New York Dragons, an Arena Football League team in the U.S.
• San Antonio Dragons, an ice hockey team in the U.S.
• San Francisco Dragons, a field lacrosse team in the U.S.
• Thomasville Dragons, a women's soccer team in the U.S.
• Tiffin Dragons, the sports teams at Tiffin University in the U.S.
• Verdun Dragons, an ice hockey team in Canada
• Wisconsin Dragons, a women's tackle football team in the U.S.

Air

• de Havilland Dragon, a small commercial aircraft
• Douglas B-23 Dragon, a twin-engined bomber aircraft
• Independence Dragon, a German paraglider design

Land

• Dragon Automobile Company, an American manufacturer (1906-1908)
• Dennis Dragon, a bus
• Kaiser Dragon, a 1950s American car
• Dragon (1848–1872), a GWR Iron Duke Class locomotive
• Dragon (1873–1892), a South Devon Railway Buffalo class locomotive
• Dragon (1880–1892), a GWR Rover class locomotive
• Dragon (1891-1915), a GWR 3031 Class locomotive
• Dragon (2009–present) Newag E6ACT, an electric freight locomotive

Water

• Dragon (keelboat), a sailing yacht, used in racing
• Dragon boat, a narrow canoe-style boat, used for the sport of dragon boat racing

Space

• Dragon (rocket), a French research sounding rocket
• SpaceX Dragon capsule, used to transport cargo to and from the International Space Station
• SpaceX Dragon 2 capsule, under development, to transport crew to and from the International Space Station