In the bank of Gringotts is a Ukrainian Pansedefer dragon, which guards the most valuable chests. This dragon is muzzled, tied to the ground, and its scales have become pale. His muzzle is covered with scars, proof that he was brutally tamed and led to fear the sound of Tintamars, a musical instrument. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, when Harry, Hermione and Ron break into Gringotts' bank to steal a Horcrux, they stumble upon that dragon. A Tintamar helps them get into the safe they wanted without any hindrances, but eventually they get stuck in the bank. They then have the idea of climbing on the back of the dragon and releasing it from its chains. The Pansedefer flies away, the three friends clinging to its scales. They jump from his back into a lake after a good distance traveled, and the dragon goes back into the air, free. This figure is part of the Magical Creatures Collection - Harry Potter and bears number 5. The figure nests on its stand to stabilise it