Also, dragons aren't real.
That matters... why?
Oh yeah, anyone who even has a remote understanding of ancient cultures, archeology, and the likes would know dragons did exist-not just like you would want to imagine.
Oh yeah, Bahamut may be the king of dragons, but Vrtra is the lord of all dragons.
> ALL
Bahamut could knock Vrtra into next week and Bahamut Zero could knock him into the next millennium.
hell Charizard could beat him lol
just kidding Vrtra is awesome it all depends on who you like
I know you're kidding, hehe. Charizard's my favorite pokemon too-which is why I love Vrtra in FFXI.
Vrtra can summon three additional monsters of equal strength to Bahamut, two of them are skeletons (Pey and Iruci) and one is a ghost (Airi). To defeat her in FFXI, not only are two alliances (one alliance equals 18 people) needed but the one alliance to kill Vrtra requires entire summoners while the add-on party kills the minions Vrtra summons. This is because Vrtra is able to use the charm job-ability, which never fails. Also, the main alliance is required to walk Vrtra around the room so that neither alliances get spike flailed (which is able to kill both groups altogether).
Here's a link to VrtraSome other dragons far superior to Bahamut in FFXI:
Jormungand,
Fafnir,
Nidhogg, and
Tiamat. These constitute as the 5 wyrms of Vana'diel. While Bahamut is a wyrmking (even in previous FF-games) he is not a wyrm himself in FFXI. There are the three kings too, but I think I may have mentioned two of them and I'm going to do a search to make sure.
Edit: Ok, the three kings in FFXI are
Aspid,
King Behemoth, and
Nidhogg.
Bahamut in FFXI really ain't so tough though... there is Bahamut v1, and Bahamut v2, the real deal.
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