Most powerful Fictional Dragon?

@darthaznable: My WoW character solo'd Deathwing very easily, so I don't think that he is that powerful. Anyways, I would say Alduin from Skyrim.

@JoeyCentral: my skyrim character solo'd Alduin at level 13 very easily, so I don't think that he is that powerful. Anyways,i would say Deathwing form Wow.

Maybe Akatosh from Elder Scrolls.

Among those that I know of, probably Alduin.

Alduin

Zalama the Dragon God, he made Super Shenron and the Dragon Balls.

Zalama >>> Super Shenron

Zalama's image/appearance is still unknown but this is Super Shenron:

Super Shenron i guess, although there are many Dragons in anime that are multiversal level especially in Isekai series from light novels.

Bolas.

Io (Asgorath) is the most powerful dragon from DnD (overdeity in 3e terms), creator of all dragonkind and more.

Ur Dragon, basically MTGs Io

Super Shenron's limit is unknown but he could undo the erasure of 11 universes in an instant

If we consider him a dragon because technically he is not a dragon, but a Higher Et'Ada taking the physical form of a dragon. Additionally, being one of the largest AKA shards, it automatically reaches Level 1-A in its true form. And if we assume that he actually created Dagon, then he has the feat of creating a being beyond dimensions, or at least creating an infinite dimensional being.

Super Shenron

Akatosh is not a dragon. Alduin doesn't seem to be either, but at first glance it is more associated with dragons. Being a dragon maker doesn't make someone a dragon.

He manifested as a Golden Dragon in Oblivion , like most if not all of his representations

Still being a dragon king, and in theory one of them, I am more suited to being a dragon than a dragon god who only manifests as an ethereal dragon. However, Akatosh fits theoretically as well.

Glad we agree

Yaldaboath's dragon Form

Barbatos