Where can I watch Dragon Tales at?

Watch Dragon Tales, Season 1 | Prime Video.

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How many episodes of Dragon Tales are there?

93
Dragon Tales/Number of episodes

What happened in the last episode of Dragon Tales?

November 25, 2005
Dragon Tales/Final episode date

How many seasons of Dragon Tales are there?

3
Dragon Tales/Number of seasons

Who is Toothless the dragon?

Toothless is a 21-year old male Night Fury appearing in the How To Train Your Dragon franchise. The last known Night Fury in existence, Toothless is the dragon mount and best friend of Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III and the current king of the dragons in and around the Barbaric Archipelago and on Berk.

Is Dragon Tales still on PBS Kids?

The series began broadcasting on the PBS on their PBS Kids block on September 6, 1999, with its final episode airing on November 25, 2005; currently reruns until August 31, 2010. On, September 1, 2010, Dragon Tales was removed from PBS Stations’ channel schedules. However, episodes of the show are still sold on DVD.

What are the names of the kids in Dragon Tales?

Dragon Tales is a 1999 American animated preschool children’s television series aimed at children from ages 2 to 5. The story focuses on the adventures of siblings Emmy and Max and their friend Enrique, and their dragon friends Ord, Cassie, Zak, Wheezie, and Quetzal.

What are the names of the characters in Dragon Tales?

Ord is a blue dragon who is best friends with Max, as he always has him on his back. He is one of the main characters of Dragon Tales. He is voiced by Ty Olsson . Ord is the large, strong, fast, blue dragon who is afraid of almost everything. More than anything, Ord wishes he could be brave.

When did Dragon Tales come out?

Dragon Tales is based on the characters created in 1978 by Laguna Beach , California artist and retired educator Ron Rodecker, who was recovering from a coronary artery bypass graft when he began sketching dragons as a means of symbolizing forces in life that were too big to control.