Enre

Enre is a dragon-like humanoid species originating from a 1980s video game series called 'Makai Mura'. They first appeared in the Japanese role-playing game (RPG) 'Dungeon Explorer' released in 1984. Initially, they were depicted as a humanoid creature with dragon-like features, with scales, claws, and wings. However, their appearance and role in the game were not as pronounced as other characters.

In subsequent games within the 'Makai Mura' series, Enre's characterization and background were developed further. They were often portrayed as a force of nature, associated with the elements and magical abilities. Some descriptions also highlighted their intelligence and occasional benevolence, although this varied across different interpretations.

Enre has appeared in several games, including 'Dungeon Explorer II' and spin-off titles. While their extent of influence is relatively niche compared to other characters within the series, Enre has become a recognizable element in certain RPG circles, largely due to their connection to the 'Makai Mura' franchise.

Their depiction in the series is diverse and depends on the original game's storyline and character mythology. Some portray Enre as an assortment of dragon-like humanoids with limited roles, while others showcase them as main characters. Over time, this diversity has been subject to varying degrees of generalization and myth-making, but it remains true that their anthropomorphic features are a distinctive part of this type of JRPG.

Throughout the series, Enre's metamorphosis, aspects of their reason, and backgrounds often differ from any other regression that can be seen with humanoids and their aims. Their obstacles are reminiscent of human interests, particularly in terms of power and restriction.