But as he sit down and about to eat the witch, he heard a bubbling noise coming from the ditch and as he look at it in confusion, a brown mud monster (which are the witch's cat, the dog, the bird, and the frog in disguise as they plan to rescue their witch) rises from the bog and towers over Dragon who shrinks back in fright and after the four animals got closer to him, they order him to buzz off and that the witch is theirs, which makes the Dragon releases the witch, meekly apologizes and attempts to lie that he made a mistake. The Dragon lick his lips and decided that for once, he'll eat the witch without any chips and walks over to the bog, carrying the witch in his paw. Eventually when they fly down to the ground, the Dragon burns the witch's half broomstick to a stump, stranding her with no escape and towers over her with satisfaction of his victory, making the witch faint. He fully appears after the witch got separated from her animal friends due to Frog breaking most of her broomstick and after introducing himself and revealing his intentions to eat her with chips, he flew after the witch through the sky, breathing fire and snapping his jaws at her. During that, he breathes fire at three crows who are fighting a worm, burning them. Throughout the journey when the witch lets a dog, a green bird and a frog ride on her broomstick after they bring back her belongings (much to her cat's displeasure), the Dragon followed them though he didn't appear much. Delighted that a witch is about, the Dragon flew off after the witch. After the witch and her cat flew off on her broomstick, Dragon creeps out of the woods and sniffs the burnt campsite, catching her scent. The Dragon first appears when he got woken up from an explosion caused by the witch's cauldron. In the book, the Dragon didn't appear until halfway into the middle after Frog breaks the broomstick and falls into a bog with the witch's cat, the dog and the green bird but in the film adaption, he appears briefly throughout the film, following the witch and her cat.

Despite that, he is later revealed to be a coward when he got scared by a mud monster (which are the witch's cat, a dog, a green bird and a frog in disguise), showing that he's afraid of big scary monsters. He also gains pleasure of eating witches.

The Dragon is fearsome, malicious and likes being mean as can be.

No room on the broom