Dragonian Mythology

Dragonian Mythology: the Story of the Dragon Gods


OmegaCoatl, the first dragon god, hatched from an egg at the dawn of time. when he exploded out of the egg, the multiverse was born as well. OmegaCoatl created ShadowCoatl, the second Dragon God, to be its mate. The two of them are the parents of all the other Dragon Gods.
OmegaCoatl is the Dragon God of Light and leader of the Dragon Gods. ShadowCoatl is the Dragon god of Darkness. The other Dragon Gods are RetroCoatl (Dragon God of the past), NeoCoatl (Dragon God of the future), AeroCoatl (Dragon God of the Sky), TerraCoatl (Dragon God of Earth), PyroCoatl (Dragon God of Fire), AquaCoatl (Dragon God of water), ElectroCoatl (Dragon God of lightning), CryoCoatl (Dragon God of ice) TechnoCoatl (Dragon God of intelligence, metals, machines and invention), AstroCoatl (Dragon God of space), SuperCoatl (Dragon God of heroes) WildeCoatl (Dragon God of nature), EctoCoatl (Dragon God of the dead), SweetCoatl (Dragon God of emotions, entertainment, and food), and MagiCoatl (Dragon God of magic).

The Dragon Gods took up refuge in a dimension where the elemental Dragon Gods (AeroCoatl, TerraCoatl, PyroCoatl, AquaCoatl, CyroCoatl, and ElectroCoatl) created a suitable enviroment. OmegaCoatl created humans and WildeCoatl created animals. Aerocoatl and Aquacoatl gave some of WildeCoatl's creations adaptations so they could live in water or in the sky. SuperCoatl created Hero Energy, a substance that grants superhuman abilities to any humans exposed to it. MagiCoatl gave humans the power to use and control magic. the humans who chose to obtain this power became the first wizards and witches. When a group of humans came along that didn't want either kind of power, TerraCoatl created a planet in a seperate dimension for them, which became know as Earth. SweetCoatl gave humans all the thing things that make them happy (food and entertainment), and the emotions they needed to feel happy. TechnoCoatl gave humans the intellegence to make their own decisions, and the various metals needed to build houses and vehicles for themselves.