Theory: Tears of the Kingdom will introduce a fourth dragon

As a fantasy series, The Legend of Zelda has often plucked inspiration from creatures of myth and legend. Dragons, in particular, have appeared in a number of Zelda games, though the roles they play have shifted between enemies, chatty companions, and ethereal beings. There are intricate, yet robust connections that draw the draconic (and sometimes

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In the Labyrinth of Drakes

TotK] after 10 months i made a new theory video about tears of the kingdom! it's about goat/dragon man, dark zelda, time travel and zonai from the future: : r/zelda

Retrieving the Dragon Tears Memories - Tears of the Kingdom

Dragon locations and paths in Zelda: TOTK - Polygon

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' Dragon Theory Explains a Sky Island Mystery

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom - All 4 Dragon Locations & Farming Guide - Dragons Paths & Materials

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' Dragon Theory Explains a Sky Island Mystery

Tears of the Kingdom Theory about the timeline. TLDR at the end : r/tearsofthekingdom

The Dragon's Tears (Geoglyph Locations) - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Guide - IGN

Theory — that new character in Tears of the Kingdom will have connections to Breath of the Wild's dragons

Great Dark Dragons - Tears of the Kingdom Theory (ft Zeltik)

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SPOILER] Zelda : Tears of the Kingdom Dragons Theory (possible DLC?) : r/tearsofthekingdom