Draco (genitive form Draconis) could refer to:
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The different names and voices of Count von Count across the globe.
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| Denmark, Leg med os fra Sesamgade and Elmo's Verden | Greven | Farshad Kholghi |
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| France, 1, Rue Sésame | Le Comte | Philippe Dumat |
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| France, 5, Rue Sésame | Le Comte von Compte | Gérard Rinaldi |
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| Germany, Sesamstrasse 1973-ca. 2004 |
Graf Zahl | Alf Marholm | |
| Germany, Sesamstrasse ca. 2004-present |
Graf Zahl | Harald Halgardt | |
| Germany, Die Muppet Show Episode 518 | Graf Zahl | Christian Marschall | |
| Israel, Rechov Sumsum | Mar S'for/Mar Sofer ("Mr. Count/Mr. Counter") |
Albert Cohen |
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| Japan, NHK dub | Count | Tōru Ōkawa |
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| Mexico, Plaza Sesamo and others | Conde Contar | Martin Soto |
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| The Netherlands, Sesamstraat | Graaf Tel | Wim T. Schippers |
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| Poland, Ulica Sezamkowa | Liczyhrabia | Grzegorz Wons |
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| Poland, Świat Elmo & Bawmy się, Sezamku |
Liczyhrabia | Jarosław Domin |
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| Portugal, Rua Sésamo | Conde de Contar | Unknown |
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| Spain, Barrio Sésamo | Conde Draco | Unknown |
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| Spain, Juega Conmigo, Sésamo | Conde Draco | Carlos Ysbert | |
Maria and Draco is the name of the Opera written by Nobuo Uematsu and Yoshinori Kitase that features in Final Fantasy VI.
In the original Japanese version of the game, the music is closely aligned with the lyrics, although because of technical limitations no voice is heard except for an attempt at recreating a voice on the SPC700 sound format.
The "Aria di Mezzo Carattere", one of Final Fantasy's most famous musical themes, is sung within the Opera.
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In order to establish contact with Setzer, the owner of the only functional airship in the World, Celes impersonates the opera singer Maria, with whom Setzer is in love. Although Celes successfully poses as Maria for the majority of the opera, Locke discovers during the performance that Ultros is planning on dropping a gigantic weight on Celes from the rafters. The attempt to stop him ends with Locke, his allies and Ultros plummeting to the stage, knocking the actors playing Ralse and Draco unconscious. Locke thus attempts (and somewhat succeeds) to improvise this into the opera, and after battling Ultros, Setzer appears and kidnaps Celes as per the original plan.
The entire opera scene spans four tracks in Final Fantasy VI's original soundtrack: "Overture", "Aria di Mezzo Carattere", "The Wedding", and "Grand Finale?".
The opera is mostly in the game for one's enjoyment but also features a small game element. Three times during the opera you have to pick the correct line for Celes to sing, failing to do so will get you kicked out of the opera and you must do a new attempt; it is quite easy to guess which line is the correct one, however. The Opera scene is considered the most beautiful cutscene in the game and is repeatedly voted as one of the most stirring moments in gaming history according to many sources.
The armies of the East are battling the forces of the West. The hero of the Western army is a warrior named Draco, who is in love with the Western princess, Maria. When the West loses the war against the East and Draco is presumed lost, Maria is forced to marry the Eastern Prince, Ralse. During a ball, the survivors of the West, led by Draco, launch a surprise attack. A duel ensues between Draco and Ralse, in which the latter is defeated. Maria and Draco then live together happily ever after.
The Opera has been arranged and performed live in its entirety numerous times, both in English and Japanese. Its lyrical content has varied accordingly, although it is possible to determine four different (albeit minimally) versions of it:
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"Darkness and Starlight" is a rock arrangement of Maria and Draco included in the Black Mages's third studio album The Black Mages III: Darkness and Starlight. Because the opera scene in the game ended abruptly with the kidnapping of Celes, just before Draco and Ralse's duel, the whole lyrical content was unknown until this release. The album featured the complete opera scene in a rock rearrangement which, while slightly deviating from the original version, was made to be as faithful to the original opera as it may.
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| Ring Names | The Hellacious One |
| Height | 5'11 |
| Weight | 204 lbs. |
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| Billed from | Whitesboro, New York, USA |
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Draco is a professional wrestler who has appeared in many federations. A list of a few of them are Sin Wrestling, All Star Wrestling and the Outsider Wrestling Federation currently. He currently holds three titles, those being the OWF Network Championship, The WoW Championship and one-half of the OWF Tag Team Championship.
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Both his early years and his current years are grouped together because that fits Draco- immature as the day is long. To talk about Draco being a baby is to talk about Draco now. Draco was born in Whitesboro, New York. He has been a pro wrestler for eight years.
Draco was first acknowledged in this circle during his early time in ASW when he and Travisty teamed up to win the ASW Tag Team Titles a total of three times. Draco also won the ASW Canadian Title in 2003.
In Sin Wrestling, Draco was well revered. He beat Gwenivere Jordan(Aphrodisia in her early days) for the SW World Championship on December 19th, 2004. He would regain the title a second time after beating his once tag team partner in Casanova, becoming the first to win the SW World Title twice.
Draco joined the OWF early in 2007, making a statement from the get go. On February 19th, 2007 he won his first OWF Title in the OWF Network Championship from Overdose.
Draco had higher expectations and a little more than a month later beat Plague(What a surprise.) for the OWF World Heavyweight Championship. Draco would lose the World Title to Spaz only two weeks later. Yes, you read that correctly, SPAZ.
Draco would regain the World Title when he used his vampire sucking skills and polished off DK before getting a match with Jesse Williams after he went through eleven other competitors at Power Hour: Championship Bash. Dracp would only hold the belt for another month before dropping it to Angel, who then started his five month reign.
Draco is looking to complete the Grand Slam in the OWF of winning every belt at Clash of Champions when he takes on Jesse Williams for all three of the belts, PDA, WoW and Universal Championships. He also faces Godsmack as he defends his OWF Network Title, and also in a Tag Team match defends the Tag Titles against both Jesse and Godsmack. Let's just say, Draco is going to get fu- messed up.
The Hellacious - Draco sets his opponent up on the top turnbuckle and makes him face the crowd he climbs up and then jumps up wrapping his legs around their head and locking them tight. He falls back spinning backwards and spikes his opponent's head into the mat and holds this position as he grabs the legs of his opponent for the pin
When All Else Fails - Sharpshooter into a neck lock
- Two Time OWF World Heavyweight Champion
- Two Time OWF Network Champion (Current)
- WoW Champion (Current)
- Three Time OWF Tag Team Champion (2x with Angel (Current), 1x with Aphrodisia Jordan
- OWF Feud of the Year Award Winner - Trent Steel v. Draco - (2007)
- ASW Canadian Champion
- Three Time ASW Tag Team Champion (3x with Travisty)
- Two Time SW World Champion
- SW Television Champion
- SW Tag Team Champion - with Casanova
- 2004 SW Tag Team of the Year Award with Casanova
- 2005 SW Feud of the Year Award versus Chris Extreme
Draco then left the OWF, vacating one half of the tag titles, and joined NLW, there he has became an enemy of Jack Sullivan, the owner of NLW Wrestling, He has yet to win a championship.
Draco was the surname of either of the following individuals:
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