According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that an Ender Dragon should be able to fly.

Its wings are too small to get its massive body off the ground.

The Ender Dragon, of course, flies anyway, because Ender Dragons don't care what

Minecraft builders think is impossible. Oh! I'm going to Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory. Now today's theory is a bit overdue in my Minecraft lore series, The Enderman, the descendants

of an ancient builder civilization transformed by spending generations in the end and

some sisting off of a diet of chorus fruit and presume that they must be at the mercy of this powerful dragon that rules over them.

But if we dig into the evidence, it actually tells us something very different.

So today we're going to focus on Jean and her story.

Oh sorry is that name not ringing any bells for you? Well it should it's

confirmed by Minecraft Creator Notch and other members of the

Minecraft development team that Jean is the official canonical name of the Ender Dragon.

Apparently, Minecraft Steve got his name the exact same way. A random comment by the franchise's

creator, so as far as I'm concerned concerned these two names are equally official.

Anyway today is all about Jean and how we as the player have been ignorant to the fact

that for the past decade the game has been begging nearly screaming at us to not kill her.

That's right, we're supposed to spare the Ender Dragon.

But to understand why, let's start at the beginning of the end.

So to call Gene, The Ender Dragon is a bit misleading.

Sure, she's the only dragon found in the end, but the important detail we tend to overlook

is that it wasn't always that way.

The end gives us clues that, at least at one point in history multiple ender dragons made their home here

for evidence of this just look at the end ships found throughout the dimension

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