Other Characters/Dragons

Anselmus
Anselmus (アンセルムス, Anserumusu) is one of the four mass-produced Evil Dragons that were tamed by Elaine in Volume 17, being enamoured by Aoqin's impromptu, three-minute cooking show and his original recipe, "Diavola Elaine-tan Fried Panty". He and the other three evil dragons reappeared in Volume 18, being told by Elaine not to be worried or scared by the frightened Seraphs as they examined the four mass-produced dragons.

Cyril
Cyril (シリル, Shiriru) is one of the four mass-produced Evil Dragons that were tamed by Elaine in Volume 17, being enamoured by Aoqin's impromptu cooking show and his original recipe, "Diavola Elaine-tan Fried Panty". He and the other three evil dragons reappeared in Volume 18, being told by Elaine not to be worried or scared by the frightened Seraphs as they examined the four mass-produced dragons.

Gregorios
Gregorios (グレゴリオス, Guregoriosu) is one of the four mass-produced Evil Dragons that were tamed by Elaine in Volume 17, being enamoured by Aoqin's impromptu cooking show and his original recipe, "Diavola Elaine-tan Fried Panty". He and the other three evil dragons reappeared in Volume 18, being told by Elaine not to be worried or scared by the frightened Seraphs as they examined the four mass-produced dragons.

Simeon
Simeon (シメオン, Shimeon) is one of the four mass-produced Evil Dragons that were tamed by Elaine in Volume 17, being enamoured by Aoqin's impromptu cooking show and his original recipe, "Diavola Elaine-tan Fried Panty". He and the other three evil dragons reappeared in Volume 18, being told by Elaine not to be worried or scared by the frightened Seraphs as they examined the four mass-produced dragons.

Fake Ddraig
Fake Ddraig (偽者・ドライグ, Nisemono Doraigu) is a Evil Dragon copy of the Red Dragon Emperor, the Welsh Dragon Ddraig, who was created by Angra Mainyu. He was created by using the original as a base and possesses strength above a Dragon King, however unlike the original Ddraig, he has no will of his own and is incapable of free intelligent thought, as he is simply a mass of power and while it can copy Ddraig's fighting style, he cannot copy his abilities. He is capable of releasing a powerful flame breath, though according to the real Ddraig, his flames are more akin to that of Evil Dragon Grendel then his own. Though unlike the real Ddraig, he has a powerful self regeneration ability which can regenerate him so long as Angra Mainyu isn't defeated. He, along with Fake Albion and Vritra Hydra, were impersonating the Heavenly Dragons and Dragon King as they were sighted in England. After the Rating Game of "Team White Dragon Emperor of the Silver-White Morning vs Team Journey to the West", he accompanied Meredith Ordinton to Hell to attack Arthur, Robertina, Waltraute, Ingvild and Mordred, as he kept firing flame breath attacks. After Meredith Ordinton succeeded in using her Ancient Gear on Arthur Pendragon, he retreated with her by using a teleportation magic circle. During Eden's preparation against Morpheus, the Fake Heavenly Dragons appeared in the skies of London as they were exposing the real Ddraig and Albion's existence to the general populace, with the intention of ruining the reputation of the real Heavenly Dragons. He fought against the real Albion, being swiftly defeated when Albion pierced his chest with his aura attacks, though he regenerated soon to continue to fight, only being defeated after Arthur defeated Angra Mainyu.

Fake Albion
Fake Albion (偽者・アルビオン, Nisemono Arubion) is a Evil Dragon copy of the White Dragon Emperor, the Vanishing Dragon Albion, who was created by Angra Mainyu. He was created by using the original as a base and possesses strength above a Dragon King, however unlike the original Albion, he has no will of his own and is incapable of free intelligent thought, as he is simply a mass of power and while it can copy Albion's fighting style, he cannot copy his abilities. He is capable of releasing a powerful aura blasts, though according to Albion, his aura blasts are more akin to that of Evil Dragon Niðhöggr then his own. Though unlike the real Albion, he has a powerful self regeneration ability which can regenerate him so long as Angra Mainyu isn't defeated. He, along with Fake Ddraig and Vritra Hydra, were impersonating the Heavenly Dragons and Dragon King as they were sighted in England. During Eden preparation against Morpheus, the Fake Heavenly Dragons appeared in the skies of London as they were exposing the real Albion's and Ddraig's existence to the general populace, with the intention of ruining the reputation of the real Heavenly Dragons. He fought against Vritra, being swiftly defeated when Vritra grabbed his throat and breathed his cursed flames all over it and absorbed his powers, though he regenerated soon to continue to fight, only being defeated after Arthur defeated Angra Mainyu.

Vritra Hydra
Vritra Hydra (ヴリトラ・ハイドラ, Vuritora Haidora) is a Hydra copy of the Abyssal Prison Dragon, the Evil Dragon King Vritra, who was created by Angra Mainyu. He was created by using the original as a base and possesses strength above a Dragon King, however unlike the original Vritra, he is a hydra-eastern dragon with five heads and has no will of his own and is incapable of free intelligent thought, as he is simply a mass of power and while it can copy Vritra's fighting style, he cannot copy his abilities. He is capable of releasing a powerful cursed flames, though according to Vritra, his cursed flames are more akin to that of Evil Dragon Lambton then his own. Though unlike the real Vritra, he has a powerful self regeneration ability which can regenerate him so long as Angra Mainyu isn't defeated. He, along with Fake Ddraig and Fake Albion, were impersonating the Dragon King and Heavenly Dragons as they were sighted in England. He fought against the real Ddraig, being swiftly defeated when Ddraig grabbed his five head's throats and breathed fire all over them, though they regenerated soon to continue to fight, only being defeated after Arthur defeated Angra Mainyu.

Aži Dahāka II
The 2nd Generation Aži Dahāka (2代目アジ・ダハーカ, 2-Daime Aji Dahāka) is a clone of Diabolism Thousand Dragon, the Evil Dragon Aži Dahāka, who was created by Angra Mainyu. Like the original, he has the ability to use magic such as elemental magic and cast even forbidden magic, though it is noted by Albion that it's magic is far weaker than the original Aži Dahāka magic. Though unlike the original Aži Dahāka, he has a powerful self regeneration ability which can regenerate him so long as Angra Mainyu isn't defeated. During the battle of Eden vs Alliance of Nightmares, he fought against Crom Cruach, releasing various elemental magic which Crom easily overpowered all those attacks and grabs him, hurling him into Big Ben. He then creates various defensive magic circles, but Crom easily breaks through with his fist and destroys Aži's middle head. Despite losing his middle head, he begins regenerating which Crom notes that the original Aži Dahāka can’t do that. He regenerated soon to continue to fight, only being defeated after Arthur defeated Angra Mainyu.

Spectre Dragons
The unnamed Spectre Dragons are twin infant Dragons looked after by Arthur and the others, originally as a single egg given by the former Dragon King Tannin. It was first mentioned in Volume 19 when Tannin asked Arthur and the others to look after a rare Spectre Dragon egg, as the air in Hell was not suited for hatching it, to which they agreed. The egg was later delivered by Crom Cruach, much to everyone's surprise. The egg was also seen in Volume 20, being looked after by Wagyl.

The hatched Spectre Dragons were seen in True Volume 5, each of which were around Wagyl and Lilith's respectively, at the Grigori establishment, after Wagyl sensed the mixed energies of her's, Ophis', Scarlet Grand's, and Arthur's. They were described by Arthur as very beautiful, snake-like dragons which were said to be quite small compared to the egg, with scales of the seven colors of the rainbow.

Trivia

 * Elaine's four Evil Dragons are all named after various religious figures.
 * Anselmus is named after Saint Anselm of Canterbury, also called Anselm of Aosta (Italian: Anselmo d'Aosta) after his birthplace Aosta and Anselm of Bec (French: Anselme du Bec), an Italian Benedictine monk, abbot, philosopher and theologian of the Catholic Church, who held the office of Archbishop of Canterbury from 1093 to 1109.
 * Cyril is named Cyril of Alexandria (Greek: Κύριλλος Ἀλεξανδρείας; Coptic: Ⲡⲁⲡⲁ Ⲕⲩⲣⲓⲗⲗⲟⲩ ⲁ̅ also ⲡⲓ̀ⲁⲅⲓⲟⲥ Ⲕⲓⲣⲓⲗⲗⲟⲥ; c. 376 – 444), the Patriarch of Alexandria from 412 to 444. He was enthroned when the city was at the height of its influence and power within the Roman Empire. Cyril wrote extensively and was a leading protagonist in the Christological controversies of the late-4th and 5th centuries.
 * Gregorios is named Archbishop Benedict Gregorios (Malayalam: ബെനെഡിക്ട് മാർ ഗ്രീഗോറിയോസ്; birth name: Thangalathil Thirumeni; baptismal name: Varghese), the second Metropolitan Archbishop of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church.
 * Simeon is named Simeon the God-receiver (Greek Συμεών) at the Second Temple who was the "just and devout" man of Jerusalem who, according to Gospel of Luke 2:25–35, met Mary, Joseph, and Jesus as they entered the Temple to fulfill the requirements of the Law of Moses on the 40th day from Jesus' birth at the presentation of Jesus at the Temple. According to Biblical Account, he was visited by the Holy Spirit, who told him he would not die until he had seen the Lord's Christ.