Someone on one of my discord groups shared with me this cute show from a Welsh Network called “Dreigiau Cadi”, which featured two adorable dragon puppets who befriend and aid a friendly steam train operator on the Talyllyn Railway. The Program is entirely in Welsh language (I was unaware Wales had their own language, especially due to their close proximity to the heart of the English Language :P ) and mainly focuses on issues the railway/train faces and how the Dragons and their friend find ways to fix them. The friend who shared the show also shared several episodes with the Television network’s subtitled option, which allowed me to understand it, though these videos were likely removed by now, so please do not request them.

The only thing about the show I didn’t like was the addition of Flatulence humor. Yes, apparently Producers or writers still think that makes it an instant hit with children.

Since they’re dragons, a species I’m very fond of, I couldn’t help but pad them up like all the other cuties I come across. I tried being more detailed with the diapers and based them on the ones Grimm draws. In my usual fashion, however, they do appear to be inferior to the genuine style.

Visual Description:

The two dragons are darkish red with dull pink scales on their bellies and under their tails. They resemble traditional European Dragons with wings, though are much shorter than humans. The background is the interior of a traincar with tan wood colored walls, three windows, and a dark wood floor with 3 blue fabric covered seats.

The dragon on the left (the one with Green eyes) stands there clad in a disposable diaper which he places a claw on the rear. The one on the right (the one with Blue eyes) stands there bent over with his diaper butt angled towards the camera as he happily looks over his shoulder.

The one on the left asks “Are you sure Train Drivers wear these?” while the one on the right replies “I heard one of the passengers said these were for someone who failed Potty TRAINing, so that means it will help us be good with trains!”