Define Eragon Meaning

An entertaining book for children ages 10-15. It is entaertaing but uses many over used themes. The similarities to Star Wars and Lord of the Rings is blatently obvious.... The main charecters name is because it is one letter of Dragon...

Something that is an over-rated, over-hyped piece of talent-less garbage, mostly dripping with praise from a newly-born cult of foaming-at-the-mouth fanboys. The excitement generated by these idiots then starts to spread. Casual, sensible people then decide to give the eragon a try. Of course, reviews and hype from the eragon greatly influence their minds. While at first they don't like the eragon that much, as they continue reading/watching/playing it, all the positive things they've heard about it form a foggy layer in their mind, clouding their judgement. As the hype for the eregon continues to grow throughout the months, their enthusiasm grows to. Before they know it, they've become fanboys too! This is known as the eragon effect.

A pretty badass hero who has a flaming sword, an elf to hang out with, and a huge blue dragon. Plus the task of saving the world from an evil guy who wants to enslave everybody and kill all the good people. Yeah.

The first book in the Inheritance Cycle. A great book that is fun to read. Really interesting characters.

The best book ever written. It is about dragons, elves, and a lot of battles.

a huge dragon-sized erection

A bearded dragon, which is the best one in the entire world, and everyone loves him so much.

Verb: To steal an already respected piece of art and turn it into a piece of degenerate garbage.

Noun: 1) A a piece of degenerative garbage often derived from an already respected piece of art,
2) A stereotypical weak and angsty hero.
3) An adolescent male that dreams of riding Dragons and saving princesses.
4) A male highschool idiot that things he's tough but gets beaten up by jocks every day. Still he hangs onto the delusion that people think he's cool.
5) An Epic Failure

A mediocre book, a shitty film and a game straight from the very depths of hell itself.
The book is kind of entertaining for a little while, despite the fact that the story ripped off a mix of Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, with forgettable characters and a lack of originality (The main character's name was the word "Dragon" with the first letter changed. Go figure). It really showed that it was written by a teenager. The plot is easily predictable but it's fine for when you just want a easy, slightly shoddy book to read.

The film is bad. Lifeless and at times a bit silly, the best thing in it is the visual effects. And, of course, the same flaws in the story of the book.
The game is terrible. You cannot upgrade anything, change anything and it's so repetitive I think I actually lost a lot of my brain cells from it. The graphics are rivaled only by video games of the cretaceous period.
Give the book a try if you really want to.
Avoid the film.
Buy the game and burn it to rid the world of this abomination.

\air-uh-GON; air-A-gawn\, verb.
# Reproducing or recreating in a new medium a known, loved, or respected piece of work in an unflattering or shoddy manner.

# Wasting of talent, resources, money, or time.

# To make a gross or stupid mistake, esp. through carelessness or mental confusion.

# To reduce to ruin, devastate, destroy, injure irretrievably, shatter, or lay waste to (a thing).