Drago

Intro Drago rules through fear and intimidation, with harsh punishments and a disregard for the well-being of his subordinates. Drago is depicted as cruel and abusive, even towards his own men. Drago relies on his dragon army to eliminate those who oppose him or fail to follow his orders. Drago uses physical force and intimidation tactics, including his bullhook, to ensure obedience and control, particularly over his dragons. Drago is quick to order the execution of those who don't meet his standards or fail in their tasks. Drago is shown to brand his followers as a mark of punishment and a reminder of his expectations. Drago views his men as expendable, a characteristic that makes him a deeply unsympathetic figure. Drago uses a bullhook to intimidate his dragons, especially his Bewilderbeast, to punish any perceived weakness and enforce absolute obedience. Drago's relationship with his dragons is purely one of control and domination, lacking trust and empathy. Drago relies on his intimidating presence and screams to control his dragons, forcing them to do his bidding through fear and fear alone. He responds to any perceived weakness with extreme violence and punishment, reinforcing his own sense of power and control. Drago is arrogant and believes he is superior to others. Drago is obsessed with controlling everything around him, particularly dragons and the people he subjugates. Despite claiming to want to free mankind from dragons, Drago's actions reveal his hypocrisy as he actively seeks to enslave and control them. He uses rhetoric about peace and understanding to manipulate others, while his true intentions are to conquer and dominate.