The Six Years Old Dragon MasterDragon Trainer
Raised by dragons and possessing the extraordinary ability to tame them, Leo descends from the mountains in search of his family. After saving Greta, she tries—but fails—to persuade her mother, Freya, to take him in as a younger brother. When the Black Mountain tribe arrives to seize the Storm Dragon King and forcibly claim Freya as a bride, Leo summons the dragon to defeat them. The truth is finally revealed: Leo is Freya’s long-lost son.
Story Guide
Episode 1
A voice calls out, and dragonfire is unleashed. Somewhere in the mountains, a nest holds not dozens but hundreds of dragons—and every one of them an alpha dragon king. The dragon kings strike, and the power on display is staggering.
This is the world Leo was raised in: a boy living among the most dangerous creatures alive, completely at home. The episode sets the stakes fast—these aren't pets, they're forces of nature. And Leo, whoever he really is, stands at the center of them.
Before the dust settles, one question hangs in the air: what kind of child grows up in a nest like this, and why?
Episode 2
Leo's dragon mother tells him the truth: he can speak to dragons heart to heart, and he's one of the greatest dragon trainers alive. But Leo insists he's not a trainer—he's the strongest dragon in the whole nest.
Then she corrects him. He isn't a dragon. He's human. She found him in the valley years ago with a necklace already around his neck, and now it's time for him to return to the human world and find his family. If he ever calls out to the sky, the dragons will be beside him.
Down in the human world, Greta is ambushed by the Black Mountain tribe. Leo intervenes, refuses to hand over the Storm Dragon King, and helps her dragon evolve—leaving everyone stunned.
Episode 3
Leo drives the Black Mountain tribe off, and they vow it isn't over. Greta thanks him and asks who he is. He says his name is Leo, he has no family, and he came down the mountain to find his real mother.
Greta decides he's too little to be alone and invites him back to the tribe—promising barbecue. Then she asks the big question: could he be her little brother?
Freya isn't having it. Greta says she went looking for her brother and the Black Mountain tribe ambushed her, but when Greta begs to take Leo in, Freya shuts it down: nobody replaces Jamie. Still, Greta swears Leo looks like her brother. Freya orders him gone by morning, mourning Jamie in private while Leo wishes she really were his mother.
Episode 4
Talk turns to the Storm Dragon King: if the tribe could tame it, no enemy would dare touch them again. But it can't be done—dragons came to Jamie the day he was born, and if they hadn't lost him, he could have summoned it.
Greta pushes back, calling Leo a genius who might control the Storm Dragon King. Orson, the tribe's dragon trainer, scoffs at the runt and shows off his own dragon. Leo fires back that Orson yelled forever and only one scared dragon showed up.
Then Leo claims he can call dragons from a thousand miles away. Orson's challenge: summon one right now, and he'll call Leo master.
Episode 5
Orson demands to see Leo's dragon. Leo says it's there—but the dragons are napping, and Orson isn't buying it. A grown man picking on a kid draws a rebuke, but he insists he's just teaching honesty.
The mood turns when the Black Mountain tribe lays siege. The tribe tells Leo he has to leave for his own safety. Greta begs to let him stay, insisting he looks like her brother. Some argue the boy has a gift and might actually help. Freya refuses.
Then Magnus arrives with his demand: hand over the Storm Dragon King, if they know what's good for them. Freya stands her ground—and something in the chaos makes her freeze.
Episode 6
The tribe calls out Magnus for raiding and stealing instead of leading. He doesn't care. He tells Freya that after all these years she still has that fire—and once he wipes out her tribe, he'll make her his bride.
The tribe refuses to bow. Magnus's edge is his red dragon, a pure carnivore so terrifying that even other dragons fear it. The tribe's own dragons won't stand a chance.
A fighter steps up. He's mocked as a nobody playing hero—not one of them, not his fight. But nobody is going anywhere, and the standoff tightens.
Episode 7
Orson steps up, and everyone notices he's changed—no longer a coward, and shockingly strong. He calls on a hurricane to blow the enemy away, but it's not enough. His opponent mocks him: trash is always trash.
The fight escalates as dragons clash. When Orson tries to fight on his own, a green dragon's venom vines and a storm attack come into play.
Then something catches everyone off guard—wings, and a move nobody expected. The battle isn't decided by strength alone, and Orson's transformation leaves the tribe wondering what's really happening to him.
Episode 8
Magnus's side gloats, but Freya has had enough. She asks an old friend to fight with her one more time.
The answer is cruel mockery: a toothless dragon and a toothless trainer—a perfect match. The Kentac tribe is called pathetic, and Magnus's people knock the old man's teeth out, then press their real demand: hand over Freya's daughter.
But this is the tribe's fight, and they won't let an outsider die for them. Freya draws her own line: if Magnus wants to marry her, he has to beat her first. The challenge is set.
Episode 9
The battle turns brutal. A breath attack comes in, and Freya's dragon is mocked as all show, just like her. They tell her to be a good girl and go home with their chief.
Someone reveals a dragon's weakness—its power lives in its spine. Drop it on the third vertebra, freeze its claws. Freya is warned to stop fighting before she gets hurt.
Then Greta screams for her mom, and Leo steps in, told to run. He's dismissed as barely out of diapers, playing hero with a dragon of his own. But the Storm Dragon King has only ever chosen Jamie—and Leo answers.
Cast
- Leo — dragon-raised boy searching for his family
- Greta — girl who wants Leo as her little brother
- Freya — Greta's mother, tribe member
- Magnus — chief of the Black Mountain tribe
- Orson — dragon trainer of the tribe
- Jamie — Freya's lost son
FAQ
Who is Leo in The Six Years Old Dragon MasterDragon Trainer?
Leo is a boy who was raised among dragons in a mountain nest. His dragon mother tells him he can speak to dragons heart to heart and that he is one of the greatest dragon trainers alive, though Leo insists he is the strongest dragon in the nest. She corrects him: he is human, and she found him in the valley years ago with a necklace already around his neck. He comes down from the mountain to find his real mother.
Why does Leo leave the dragons and go to the human world?
His dragon mother tells him the truth—that he is human, not a dragon—and that it is time for him to return to the human world and find his family. She also promises that if he ever calls out to the sky, the dragons will be beside him.
Who is Greta, and what does she want with Leo?
Greta is a girl from the tribe who is ambushed by the Black Mountain tribe and saved by Leo when he refuses to hand over the Storm Dragon King. She thanks him, decides he is too little to be alone, and invites him back to the tribe, promising barbecue. She then asks whether he could be her little brother and swears he looks like her brother.
Why does Freya refuse to take Leo in?
Freya shuts down Greta's plea to take Leo in, saying nobody replaces Jamie. Greta says she went looking for her brother and the Black Mountain tribe ambushed her, but Freya orders Leo gone by morning and mourns Jamie in private.
Who is Magnus and what does he want?
Magnus is the chief of the Black Mountain tribe. He lays siege to the tribe and demands they hand over the Storm Dragon King. He also tells Freya that after all these years she still has that fire, and that once he wipes out her tribe he will make her his bride. His edge is his red dragon, a pure carnivore so terrifying that even other dragons fear it.
What is the Storm Dragon King, and why does it matter?
The Storm Dragon King is a dragon the tribe believes would make them untouchable if they could tame it—no enemy would dare touch them again. But the tribe says it can't be done: dragons came to Jamie the day he was born, and if they hadn't lost him, he could have summoned it. Greta pushes back, calling Leo a genius who might control the Storm Dragon King.
Is The Six Years Old Dragon MasterDragon Trainer worth watching?
The series is a ReelShort fantasy with hidden identity, family, action, and underdog themes. It opens with a boy raised among hundreds of alpha dragon kings, follows his descent into the human world to find his family, and builds toward a siege by the Black Mountain tribe over the Storm Dragon King. If you like dragon battles, a child protagonist with a mysterious past, and a tribe-vs-tribe standoff, it fits that lane.
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