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Sword drawn, I'm Dragon slayer
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- 60episodes
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- 8
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- 60
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- 52 paid eps
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What Sword drawn, I'm Dragon slayer is about
Sable is a dragon-slayer born with Twin Moon Blood, which is forbidden, and her own father keeps her away from the Sword in the Stone. That arrangement falls apart when the dragon Shivana awakens. With the threat suddenly real, Sable turns to Lawrence, an exiled prince, for training and sets out to reforge the sword Frostbite.
From there, the story digs into old secrets about the dragons' past. It asks whether the line between hunter and hunted is as clear as Sable assumed. Expect a fictional-dynasty setting, a heroine whose real strength has been kept under wraps, and tit-for-tat moments where doubters get their answer. The tone leans toward classic power fantasy, told in quick one-to-three-minute episodes.
Why watch it
- A heroine with forbidden Twin Moon Blood stepping out of her father's shadow
- Training under an exiled prince and the quest to reforge Frostbite
- Old dragon secrets that complicate the simple idea of hunter versus monster
Who it's for
Viewers who like sword-and-dragon fantasy, hidden-power heroines, and reversal-of-fortune payoffs in bite-sized episodes will feel at home here.
Official synopsis
Dragon-slayer Sable, born with forbidden Twin Moon Blood, is kept from the Sword in the Stone by her father. When dragon Shivana awakens, Sable trains under exiled prince Lawrence, reforges the sword Frostbite, and learns the dragon princess once sacrificed herself to seal the Dragon King. She and Shivana become allies, slay the Dragon King, and reforge the seal. Afterward, she founds a school for orphans, turning dragon-slayers into protectors.
