Speaking of humans and dragons. Shouldn't they be called dragon-people or something instead of dragons? Seems like they spend most of their time in human form, and it looks like all their buildings, cities and whole infrastructure are adapted for their human forms.
This has been bothering me a bit. For all the bluster about OMFG DRAGONS... we see very little of actual "Dragon" shit. Everything so far is rather tame human-coded stuff with the appropriate knock outs for dragons (clothing with tail holes, buildings that are built with areas to transform in / land in, dragon history or norms vs human)
Yes we see dragonmommy here in her "true" form (grippers on full display) as well as Leon absolutely bodying a rival dragon... but rarely outside of that.
That said we do know a few things it seems: Dragons view themselves superior based on this fact alone, being able to flip between human and fursona... and to be honest I have to kinda agree with em. All the benefits of human size and commonality with existing human infrastructure... all the strength, extended lifespan and all that jazz from being a dragon. Best of both worlds really.
Now we do get hints that this isn't always the norm. Leon's cover about being sensitive/embarrassed about his tail isn't seen as
that weird or abnormal. I'd assume there are also dragons who default to their dragons form more often than human. We just haven't seen any yet.