Fiction · TV-inspired adult · before injury
Meleys: height pending
Meleys is available as an illustrated dragon with height pending. Meleys, the Red Queen, is associated with Princess Rhaenys. This pre-injury interpretation uses scarlet scales, pinkish membranes and copper-colored details.
Height pending
Height pending- Measurement
- Height pending · temporary display size
- Subject or version
- TV-inspired adult · before injury
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- A starting value for the illustration, not a universal or confirmed height.
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A little more perspective
Meleys, the Red Queen, is associated with Princess Rhaenys. This pre-injury interpretation uses scarlet scales, pinkish membranes and copper-colored details.
Height pending. The initial 30 m (about 98 ft) display size uses Vhagar’s existing assumption. It does not establish this dragon’s actual height, length, wingspan or size relative to other dragons.
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Quick facts
Meleys: height pending. Meleys, the Red Queen, is associated with Princess Rhaenys. This pre-injury interpretation uses scarlet scales, pinkish membranes and copper-colored details.
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Sources and measurement notes
- Meleys: chapter-cited book identity and appearance reference
- HBO Dragon Index: television character identities
Height pending: equal starting sizes are for arranging the artwork, not a claim that these dragons were equally tall.
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