Egyptian mythology, among the oldest and most complex belief systems in the world, is rich with divine beings and captivating narratives. Beyond its iconic pyramids and pharaohs, Egypt’s lore is populated with mythical creatures that, while not dragons in the traditional sense, bear serpentine qualities that could be viewed as early influences on the dragon myth. This article explores some of the most formidable serpent-like beings in Egyptian mythology, shedding light on how these entities may have shaped the concept of dragons.