Thunder fury 

 Over the last decade or so so many dragons have been turned into breeds but the most eye-catching and iconic is the Thunder Fury  this elusive dragon has never ever been seen in Britain. 

Could you recognise a Thunder Fury if it was in a storm , it is very similar to the other fury dragons it got its name from 1987 when it was sighted in a storm sleeping on a hill. It looks like a huge ferocious  beast but it actually is a friendly animal, and sometimes it copies humans if it is happy.

It has a curvy tail and teeth some serrated, some hooked with it’s teeth it can bite the tough skins on a triple death destroyer. And two wings that are bigger than goalposts and a head with cornets the size of trees. Though it may sound huge because of its wings and cornet it looks like it is bigger than 79 bathtubs but it is only the size of a large gate. Thunder Fury Cubs are the size of a TV and they are very playful. They are part of the strike and tracker class of dragons because of their super sized eyes they can see up to 23m ahead of them only a handful of humans have seen thunder fury.

 There are only 3 Thunder fury females in the world but there is only 1 male and 10 Cubs left. It has been known as the unholy offspring of lightning and death itself only in electrical storms it shoots blazes of white or even blue fire. Although it is blue, as recent as 2019 a black and purple thunder fury was sighted in south Sri Lanka. The diet consists of sawfish it hunts by dipping its mouth in water and waiting until the right time to strike this occurred when scientists studied a Thunder Furies skull and found micro grooves near its chin. After this discovery they proved it was definitely deadly.