I agree. The only ones I know of or remember at the top of my mind, that literally treats a dragon to an extreme was that one manga where he adopted 3 daughters, with the dragon being the main cause of it, and Death March, where it was mentioned at the start that dragons are much more dangerous than the demons. there are definitely more, but it gets clogged by OP MCs that undermines everything.I appreciate that they gave dragons the boss-level fight treatment it deserves. There's too many stories that instantly defeat them which betrays what a dragon used to represent in stories: a powerful obstacle/catastrophe that is close to impossible to defeat if not outright omnipotent. I also liked that they utilized tactics and wit rather than believing in the power of friendship, nor that they got bailed out by reinforcements (at least on the first dragon, 99% chance reinforcements come on the 2nd.)
Blight townWhat kind of fuckass Dark Souls biome did they pick for this test?
Saihate no Paladin has the best western fantasy dragon depiction I've seen in a manga. It's not just powerful, it's highly intelligent.I agree. The only ones I know of or remember at the top of my mind, that literally treats a dragon to an extreme was that one manga where he adopted 3 daughters, with the dragon being the main cause of it, and Death March, where it was mentioned at the start that dragons are much more dangerous than the demons. there are definitely more, but it gets clogged by OP MCs that undermines everything.