They are used to produce clean water through filtering.
Butter Case (バターケース, Batākēsu): Long, large, flat, and dark-colored Dragons with short finned tails, wide-set beady eyes, and a two-by-five grid on their backs. They function as radio wave boosters when hooked up to a power cable. 
Chariot (チャリオット, Chariotto): Long, thin, light-colored Dragons with a pair of fan-like wings, a head shaped like the mouthpiece of a flute, four tiny legs, and a small ornament on the ends of their tails. Planty Potty (プランティポッティ, Purantipotti): Small, light-colored Dragons that resemble ceramic vases and pots but differ in overall appearance between individuals aside from a tiny pair of bat-like wings. Meatball (ミートボール, Mītobōru): Very small, round, pig-like Dragons with long and thin noses. Blue Appetite (ブルーアペタイト, Burūapetaito): Medium-sized Dragons composed of several eyes joined by membranes with anemone-like protrusions hanging off of them. Matchbox (マッチボックス, Matchibokksu): Small, dog-like Dragons that appear to be constantly on fire. Conductor (コンダクター, Kondakutā): Medium-sized, furry, ball-like Dragons with multiple legs and two electric towers sticking out of their backs. 
Hammerback (ハンマーバック, Hanmābakku): Large, alligator-like Dragons covered in jagged protrusions shaped like rock plateaus with a bone-like plate at the end of their snout that defines their nose. Woolly Wally (ウーリー ウォーリー, Ūrī Wōrī): Large, shaggy, goat-like dragons with four chicken-like legs, drooping ears, and three visible ridges on their snouts. Broombuggy (ブルームバギー, Burūmubagī): Small, winged Dragons with two legs and smooth bodies that end in large tails, Broombuggies are used for transport by members of Wing Bind and can reach high speeds while flying. Wordsworth and Marshall, two Broombuggies, transport their riders. There are several different species of Dragon, and many of them have been domesticated by the residents of Reverse London to produce various goods and resources these species are collectively referred to as Light Dragons (ライトドラゴン, Raito Doragon). When those without the necessary qualifications interact with a Dragon, a substance known as Dragotoxin (ドラゴトクシン, Doragotokushin) accumulates in their system and turns them into Dragonclad after reaching a certain threshold of concentration. In 1609, the Dragon Contact Prohibition (ドラゴン接触禁止法, Doragon Sesshoku Kinshi-hō) was written into law, forbidding ordinary citizens of Reverse London from interacting with Dragons unless they become members of Wing Bind, with infractions punishable by a 100-year prison sentence or execution. Shelby believes that if a Dragon consumes a Witch, it will become immortal. Despite being unable to see them, ordinary London residents can still physically touch them and affect their existence in indirect ways: for example, when London cleaned up its streets in the 1800s, the Disguiser population went down drastically due to having far fewer corpses to inhabit. Some of the Dragons that produce food are kept in a farmland area known as Ninebrook Pastures (ナインブルック 放牧場, Nainburukku Hōbokujō). Wing Bind, and by extension Reverse London, domesticates many of them for the production of resources. However, they are largely regarded as a myth by the general populace, who cannot see them, and in modern times are protected and controlled by Wing Bind, made up of residents of Reverse London. Ninebrook Pastures, which harbors Dragons that produce grapes and other types of food.ĭragons have existed in London for centuries and are dangerous to ordinary citizens in medieval times, they were responsible for 72% of the deaths in London, which led to the city's Coat of Arms bearing their image.
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