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I think Alex will win,because he was the best dragonmaster and has the best skills.

My vote's on Dyne/Laike. The man was powerful both on his own & as a Dragonmaster. Not to mention he was pretty much the last person Ghaleon had any respect for, even though that didn't last after Althena became human. I think he can hold his own against all the others.

I guess Alex would be the one to win in a fight. Pumped as he is by the time he becomes dragonmaster, he's a lot younger than either Dyne, or Ghaleon, and almost their power level. It's all about youthful stamina. I think he can outlast them.

You're sounding more like whiny got-his-butt-served-to-him-by-Ghaleon Kyle. Where's the Kyle who'd say he'll slay the Magic Emperor blindfolded with one hand tied behind his back?

That's what I want to know. D:
Just as a side comment, I now know why Kyle wanted to marry Jessica- he wanted a last name!

.../bad joke time (seriously, that hardly even -qualified- as a joke)

Okay... I admit it... being like Cher and Madonna and Prince wasn't cool. But Jessica was hot too!

*Punches you out screaming WHERE'S JESSICA. Then takes a drink of beer and walks out.*

I always assumed it, culture wise, was the same it was in Europe in the middle ages. Correct me if I'm wrong, but only nobles had actual last names. Ordinary folk were usually referred to by their profession, relatives, or place of origin. (Although I do believe the richer were also referred to like this, so I"m not sure where the line is drawn. )

So, Mia, Jessica, and Lemina would have last names because of their status. People like Kyle however, would be referred to as Kyle of Nanza, rather than have a real last name.

Again, I don't know that much about the Dark Ages, so I'm not quite sure on that.

That makes sense & it also goes along with my Kyle de Nanza suggestion. The profession & place of origin names still come up today, though more often than not the person is no longer associated with the profession or place. For example, my last name means "bird trainer", yet I''ve never held that job. I imagine my ancestors probably had such an occupation, but I digress.

If status is the case, permit me to consider Lunar Legends for a moment. As stated before in another thread, Nash & Laike have last names in that game. Nash''s last name I understand since he''s "an elite at the Magic Guild of Vane", so I imagine his family has some status in a city like that. Yet what about Laike? The fact that he''s Dyne is not exactly well known & his status as Laike seems to be vagabond. The relative argument is out for him as well unless he made up a family, but he seems to portray himself as a loner. As far as profession or place of origin, I don''t know much on Boregaurd. I''ll give it a look-see, but I have no clue what kind of place or job it could be...