Thundron Lightning

Well, I guess it's finally time to get the cat out of the bag.

First things first - I haven't sketched Thundron in quite a bit, and it started out just with the eye perspective, but I added his head and neck and thought "oh what the heck - he looks good and I'm in the mood", so I added some colors and a background and it turned into this.

This is Thundron's full form, with lightnings flowing through his body.
Also, it is the Fallen form of Heaven King Auron - [link] .
He is, as I have mentioned many times before, out of the story about Billie Jean. At first, he was supposed to be just something I could compare her to, but then the idea grew, and with the fanfic version I finally decided to even make him able to appear as a card (although that's not entirely possible).
... He was out of the story Billie Jean's (Sasha's) Si Fu told her once, about 4 Dragons, representing every element of the world (sky, earth, water and fire) and comparison between heavenly and earthly. It was about the creation of the world, the fall of other four Dragons to darkness and, finally, Auron's own fall and the loss of his name (thus was Nameless Dragon created).
And let me get it straight: this one Dragon has more than just 2 appearances. 1) It is Auron. 2) The Nameless Dragon [link] . 3) The form I have not posted, or made into a proper drawing other than a sketch (- Nameless Dragon's Rage form, half of Auron's true size, and with wings). 4) Form of Thundron.
There should be one more - Auron/Thundron's True form - but that has not yet happened in the story, nor do I know how to release him and turn him into what he's suppose to be yet.

... More into the details.
So again, there is
1. Heaven King (Dragon of Heaven) - Auron,
2. Nameless Dragon and
3 Thundron.
The difference between 'Auron' and 2. and 3. are in size and color. This is his true size: [link] . And the one you see here is about the size of a huge horse.
And not just that - as Auron, he reigns heavens and air, and in his Fallen form, only thunder and lightning.
The difference between 2. and 3.: it may seem as unimportant, but there still is some. Namely, his eyes are completely red as the one without a name.
By getting a name, he realizes his current self by being named Thundron. With that, his eyes get back their normal appearance (a.k.a. Auron eyes).

The lightnings on his body you see here appear in both 2nd and 3rd form when he's really angry (since he is the embodiment of divine rage anyway).

... About the story I mentioned that Sasha's Si Fu told - he gave her the medallion that was passed down by generations since who knows when (it's in the upper right corner here: [link] ), and it turned into something of an 'oath-keeper' to her.
The thing is, the story about the dragon itself really is about great but unknown people throughout history, certain individuals that were believed to be the 'incarnations' of that Nameless Dragon (both men and women).
Si Fu Harry was one of them (although he never told her), but as he recognized Sasha to be 'the successor', he gave the medallion to her.

... In the beginning, all I wanted was to metaphorically compare Billie Jean to a dragon, a creature that hid in the shadows of the night, coming out only to bring warning of the coming act of divine justice upon those of the strayed heart.
And why the lightnings and thunder? Well, tell me which one of us never felt how small we are in this world when storms raged over our heads and around us?

... Billie Jean was always something of a combination of Batman, Spider-Man, Punisher, and even Cat-Woman, in a style of a secret agent that took matters into her own hands - but, there was one crucial thing that made her different.
Second chance.
She was not a criminal, but she lived among them, appearing here and there, helping them turn their lives around, and simply sending away the ones that weren't able to do so.
She never killed any of them. She approached them alone, using only the powers her Si Fu passed on to her after his death as his only heir (and I'm not talking about some super-natural powers). Since she was personally involved in the tragedy, she did all of that in a way as atonement to her Master and his death.

But here I moved away from the main subject a bit.

Well, you get the whole picture. Thundron is a symbol of human fallen nature and the divine power to which we sometimes lend our hand to.

I was heavily influenced by Evanescence when it comes to Nameless Dragon/Thundron's creation, and a few more other songs of different artists, but I don't think it's needed to name them all right now.



... Hope I didn't bore you with all of this. And again I bow down to all of you who went through this whole text and enjoyed it!

Hear from you guys soon!