immediately battled Thoron once again. During this battle, the Aurothon was activated and though Stendhal was defeated and imprisoned in a golden temple, Thoron was hurled into the human world. He was almost freed by a sorceress named Scylla, the leader of the Odaku, in return for teaching her how to conjure Shadow Dragons. Shadow Dragons These dragons are the spirits of evil dragons, made of shadow. They have high pitched whispery voices and can scare humans into death. They are normally never seen but fly around sometimes when summoned. Stendhal had knowledge in how to summon these evil beings and taught the methods to Scylla in exchange for his freedom. It is said when Shadow Dragons kill pure-hearted dragons, their victims are reborn as Light Dragons, the polar opposites of Shadow Dragons. Light Dragons are said to be the only creatures powerful enough to kill Shadow Dragons. After Slann was killed in Metal Ages, he too became a Shadow Dragon and managed to sneak into Dragon World. Slann was described as weighing 20 tons and even his legs breathed fire. This was later revealed to be due to the JATO bottles he strapped there, which he used for both flight and weaponry. Ice Dragons These dragons are made of dragon bones and ice, and were summoned by Xenoz. They screech a lot and breath sharp shards of ice breath. They can be melted by fire and have long curving horns like a bull. References External links MegaBloks - Dragons: Fire & Ice 2004 films 2004 computer-animated films 2000s American animated films 2000s children's animated films Lionsgate films Films based on toys Films about dragons Lionsgate animated films American children's fantasy films Canadian children's fantasy films Animated films about dragons 2000s children's fantasy films 2000s English-language films 2000s Canadian films