And that is going to be, I think, especially relevant to this episode.Īnike: We do sincerely apologize for any butchering of words, and as always if any of our listeners happen to know how to pronounce these names properly, please, let us know. Yeah, just an episode or two.Īnike: Okay, before we jump in, first off, we have our usual disclaimer.

But I did find enough to fill a book or two. As with all of our regions, there is an over-abundance of research available on some cultures and very little on others. I am guessing you found quite a lot of North American dragons? But it’s really fascinating to see legends about places I’ve lived or visited.Īnike: And this is just part one. Mostly because I knew so little about it when I started. North America has been one of the most fascinating areas for me to research. I suppose as she is from the US, she wanted to get a word in on some of the serpents from her homeland. Today I’ve got the lovely Koji with me because, well, she sort of demanded it. This also means you get to be among the first to see sneak peaks of Anike’s episode art, and weigh in on which creature we’ll be looking into in season two!Īnike: Hello, hello Mythsters, and welcome to North American Part 1. If you’d like to take part, come and join our Discord community at. We are still working together on our season finale renga, which will allow you to be a part of our end of the season episode.

Your guides through all things draconic today are Anike and Koji. 'Mulan.' (Sept.Welcome to our first episode on the other side of the Atlantic.

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