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    Andromeda 
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Liberated Aid
"I WILL protect you, no matter what."
Voiced by: Saki Fujita (Japanese), Jinjara Mitchell (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: Scars of the Syndicate

A dragon who was once captured by the Syndicate.


    Arsène 
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Pillager of Twilight
"I am the pillager of twilight, Arsène!"
Voiced by: Jun Fukuyama (Japanese), Xander Mobus (English)
Rarity 5
Debut: Caged Desire

Joker's trademark persona. Tropes related to his original appearance can be found under Persona 5: Joker.


  • Adaptational Badass: Arsène starts out as a level 1 Starter Mon in his main game but here once fully unbound, he becomes a powerhouse on par with his ascended form, Satanael.
  • Fighting Spirit: He serves as Joker's Persona.
  • Gameplay and Story Segregation: Arsène is a Persona who represent an aspect of Joker and usually only Joker can use him. For gameplay purposes, he is classifed as a dragon that anyone can equip.
  • Guest Fighter: From Persona 5.
  • In Name Only: Arsène is only classified as a dragon for gameplay purposes.
  • Mechanically Unusual Fighter: At least mechanics in terms of outside of combat. Arsène doesn't have a bond level at all like other dragons, and he will not appear in the dragon roost even if you acquire him. Instead, he is treated as if you have a maxed out bond with him right away with his stories unlocked on acquisition. In terms of regular gameplay, being summoned by Joker works more like Aldred's and Bellina's dragon drive or Tiki's transformation instead of the usual shapeshift for other characters.
  • Status Buff: Once maxed unbound he gives any adventurers, no matter the element, Skill Damage +90%, alongside another +90% Skill Damage up if they're of the Shadow element.

    Azazel 
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Winged Rebel
"Have you also been seared by the flames of purgatory?"
Voiced by: Masakazu Morita (Japanese), Matt Ellis (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: Loyalty's Requiem 2

A dragon whose existence was erased from the Church.


    Bronze Fafnir 
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Bronze Buddy
Rarity: 4
Debut: Void Market

A treasure-loving dragon, and the lowest-ranking member of the Fafnir tribe.


  • Alliterative Name: Its title.
  • Ascended Extra / Promoted to Playable: These things are usually found in Avenue of Power, and now they have the chance to be recruited by trading in void seeds from the Void Battles.
  • Character Narrator: He narrates his own Dragon Story about how he ended up with a burglar.
  • Experience Booster: Just equipping one will increase experience for all adventurers in the party, and its effect can stack with other Bronze Fafnirs. A party with max unbound Bronze Fafnirs can quadruple the gains of experience crystals in Avenue of Power as well.
  • Horrible Judge of Character: His story shows that he's unaware that burglars are bad people.
  • Joke Character: He's this to 4* dragons. Even fully unbound, maximum bond level and maximum XP level 3* dragons have more might than him.

    Cat Sìth 
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Capricious Feline
Mischievous Feline 
"I'll have some fun with mew!"
Voiced by: Megumi Toda (Japanese), Gemma Findlay (English)
Alternate Element: Light [Summer]
Rarity: 5 [Both]
Debut: Chapter 11 [NPC], Gala Dragalia [Gala], Stranded Scions [Summer]

Chelle's Pact Dragon. She has a strong sense of loyalty to Chelle, and aids her any way she can.

She joins Chelle in relaxation during Summer.


  • Cats Are Mean: Besides being a dragon who turns her enemies to shreds, she treats her friends like slaves.
"I appoint mew as my caretaker. Now make with the brushing, servant!"
  • Cat Like Dragons: Were it not for the scales on her legs and tail and the horns on her head she’d just as easily be a giant cat. Dragalia Life #316 has her lick Gala Chelle clean like a mother cat licking a kitten.
  • Deadpan Snarker: She's quite quick to make snark of everything that goes on in the plot.
  • Forced Sleep: Can cause the Sleep status with her auto-attacks.
  • Secret Test of Character: According to her dragon story She gave one of these to Chelle, to show her that despite being one of the most powerful people in the country, there are things she will never get in life no matter how hard she tries.
  • Status Buff: Thanks to her ability she gives 15 stacks of Skillful trickery. Each individual stack gives a massive 120-180% skill damage buff. As you use attacking skills this stack goes down by 1, and in order to increase the stack you need to do one of two things: Either get your combo to a multiple of 30 or 25 at MUB note  which will increase the stack by 1 or by exiting her dragonform, which will increase the stack by 5 or 8 at MUB.
  • Verbal Tic: She uses a lot of cat puns in her speech.
  • What You Are in the Dark: One of her quotes is about her observing this in other people.
    "One sees who people truly are in the dark, which is why I roam about at night."

Summer

"I'm purr-fectly happy to bat you around the beach a bit."
  • Cats Are Mean: Summer hasn't dulled her claws or sass. Dragalia Life #380 has her sit on Emile until he catches ten fish for her.

    Ebisu 
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Sunbathing Feline
"*meow* Well, look what the... uh, human dragged in!"
Voiced by: Wasabi Mizuta (Japanese), Brian Drummond (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: New Years Tidings: A Clawful Caper

A cat dragon that followed Mitsuhide's entourage to steal the gifts they were going to give to the Halidom.


  • Cats Are Lazy: He likes to spend his days either sleeping in or fishing than doing any work. He slept in during the challenge to become one of the Twelve Guardians of Hinomoto, which bit him in the tail when he woke up after.
  • Cats Are Mean: He serves as the raid boss for A Clawful Caper as well as its primary antagonist.
  • David vs. Goliath: The "A Game of Cat and Boar" puts him as the Goliath to Marishiten's piglets as the David. They win.
  • Funny Background Event: In the refined version of the "Such High Spirits" wyrmprint, he's in the back having gone into the water while trying to catch a big fish.
  • Heroes Gone Fishing: He loves spending time fishing. The "Anglers' Day Off" Castle Story has him late to the contest between Jiang Ziya, Musashi and Thaniel.
  • Lazy Bum: The reason he didn't make it to be one of the Twelve Guardians of Hinomoto? He was sleeping.
  • No Cure for Evil: As a playable Dragon, Ebisu's skill heals the party; he has no such ability as a raid boss.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Fish, given he's a cat-like dragon. Taiyaki is his personal favorite.
  • We Used to Be Friends: He used to be friends with Daikokuten who he feels stole his place as one of the Twelve Guardians.
  • Your Size May Vary: Just like with Shishimai, playable Ebisu is a whole lot smaller than raid boss Ebisu, but without Shishimai’s excuse of a power-up.

    Epimetheus 
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Forsaken Brother
"I am alone, and unloved."
Voiced by: Yusuke Shirai(Japanese), Steven Marriott (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: Dulcet Delights

A brother of Prometheus who seeks company.


  • Attention Whore: Though apparently only for his brothers, whose neglect deeply affected him.
  • Injured Vulnerability: Against Poisoned foes any Shadow adventurer he is equipped to deals 15-20% more damage.
  • Meaningful Name: Like his mythological namesake, he and Prometheus are brothers. While they have yet to be introduced in the game and only mentioned in his Dragon Story, his brothers are Atlas, better known as the titan that holds the world on his shoulders, and Menoetius. His name also means "afterthought."
  • Poisonous Person: He has Poisoned Punisher which gives extra damage to Poisoned enemies.
  • Sibling Yin-Yang: Compared to his brother Prometheus who prefers to be left alone for fear of hurting others, Epimetheus wants to be loved. The yin yang contrast is also played straight in the refined vestige for the "Fires of Hate" wyrmprint.
  • The Power of Hate: His power comes from his hatred of his brothers, including Prometheus, for stealing his power.
  • This Is Unforgivable!: In Part 2 of his story, it becomes a Madness Mantra when he learns that his brothers stole his power.

    Giovanni 
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Ark of Music
"It's time for some wonderful music!"
Voiced by: Mitsuaki Kanuka (Japanese), Andrew Francis (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: The Phantom's Ransom

A music-loving dragon whose skill with singing, conducting, and composing is elite.


  • The Cameo: His design originally comes from Knights of Glory.
  • Casting a Shadow: Yes, despite being a whale, and even spouting out water from the top of his head, Giovanni is a Shadow dragon. Don't think about it too much.
  • Critical Hit Class: He increases Strength up to 45% and Critical Hit up to 20% fully unbound. His Grand Concerto attack also leaves a buff zone that increases critical damage.
  • Magic Music: He's a dragon who's about conducting music as well as weaponizing it. It's also because of his music in his story that he stopped a war from two nations before it started.

    Gloom Drake 
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Rarity: 3
Debut: Launch

  • Be Careful What You Wish For: In Dragalia Life #211, she wishes to be cool like Silke having flames on her feet. Hikage complies and breathes flame on her feet. The next panel has her feet in bandage wraps as she is being comforted by the Prince warning him to "never fly too close to the sun".
  • Character Narrator: Unlike most other dragon stories, Gloom Drake's has her narrate her own story, as she seeks a perfect home.
  • Transplant: She's one of many dragons transferred from Knights of Glory.

    Gold Fafnir 
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Gold Gentleman
Rarity: 5
Debut: Void Market

  • Joke Character: Like his bronze brother and silver sister, he has less stats than a fully leveled and bonded three star dragon. Even moreso as a five star dragon!
  • Money Multiplier: His Rupies ability increases the amount of rupies pulled in by 25% on completion of a mission, 50% when fully unbound. The ability stacks up with multiple copies of the same dragon, allowing you to seriously rack up the gold.
  • Transplant: He's one of many dragons transferred from Knights of Glory.

    Hikage 
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Rarity: 3
Debut: Launch

  • Character Narrator: His story is from his point of view, as he discusses his fondness for human society.
  • Human Resources: Has taken some of Roc's scales or claw sheaths when she was sleeping and sold them to humans in his story. She didn't take it very well.

    Juggernaut 
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Violent Brute
Rarity: 4
Debut: Launch

  • Be Careful What You Wish For: A noble family north of Alberia, jealous of the royal family's connection to dragons, wanted their own, so they made a lair worthy of one. They got one in the form of Juggernaut who ate all the game and casually destroyed the countryside. When they tried to kick him out, he just took over their castle.
  • Big Eater: Dragalia Life #105 shows that he's such a big eater he threatens the Halidom's food stocks regularly. It's up to Zace threatening to add some dragon bones to his collection that makes him decide it's time to get exercise. Bonus points for Juicy Meat being his favorite gift.
  • Death by Cameo: One like him in "Fire Emblem: Kindred Ties" is killed along with another like Lindworm by the Empire as they get to Tiki.
  • Delinquent Hair: His horn is shaped to look a pompadour, befitting his more rowdy and troublesome nature.
  • Extreme Omnivore: In Dragalia Life #187, he is shown attempting to eat a Kaleidoscope.
  • One-Steve Limit: Played with. Though there is no other living thing that shares his name, there is an axe that does.
  • Red and Black and Evil All Over: His appearance.
  • Token Evil Teammate: He's at least one of the only recruitable dragons who's explicitly stated to be evil.
  • Transplant: He's one of many dragons transferred from Knights of Glory.
  • Victory Is Boring: One of his Level 1-9 Bond quotes is about this trope.
    "It's tough being this strong. Winning every fight gets boring after a while."

    Marishiten 
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Dawning Dragon
Beachside Dawn Dragon 
"The name's Marishiten. A name you'll soon learn to FEAR."
Alternate Element: Water (Summer)
Voiced by: Yuki Kaida (Japanese), KM Taylor (English)
Rarity: 5 (Both)
Debut: Eastern Emissaries (Regular), The Fabeled Fortune (Summer)

The dragon of the Boar Wyrmclan who is soulpacted to Ieyasu.

For the Summer she dresses down to enjoy the beach with her boarlets.


Regular
  • Animal Motifs: Boars/Pigs, based from the Chinese Zodiac.
  • Badass Armfold: She has this pose in the second version of the "Heralds of Hinomoto" wyrmprint.
  • BFS: She carries a sword that’s as long as she is tall.
  • Blood Knight: She's quite eager to fight compared to the more peaceful Ieyasu. At ranks 10-20, she wants to hear some “blood and guts” stories from Euden.
  • Damage Over Time: She can inflict "Bleed" with her skill "Daybreak Furry".
  • O.O.C. Is Serious Business: At level 20-30 friendship, she starts noticing this about herself.
    "You know something? When you're around, I actually don't miss war. ...Which is REALLY disturbing."
  • Power Creep: While she is still a powerful and serviceable dragon, she unfortunately now suffers from this after the introduction of Ramiel, who not only provides the same stat boosts as her with an extra benefit, but is also much more readily available than she is.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: A very eager to fight red compared to her master Ieyasu's blue.
  • Weapon Across the Shoulder: She carries her sword like this.

Summer

"Let's have ourselves a real beachside brawl!"
  • Damage Over Time: She can inflict "Bleed" with her skill "Barreling Boars".
  • Early-Bird Cameo: She was first seen in the background of Summer Konohana Sakuya's portrait.

    Maritimus 
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Beloved Mascot
The People's Magician 
"Heeere's Mariti!"
Voiced by: Etsuko Kozakura (Japanese), Adam Kozlick (English)
Alternate Element: Water (Halloween)
Rarity: 5
Debut: Resplendent Refrain (Regular), Halloween Fantasia 2 (Halloween)

A dragon that watches over the Harmonia Choir.

For Halloween he dresses up as a magician.


Regular
  • An Ice Person: His skill Polar Roller can freeze enemies.
  • The Cameo: Appears in Summer Amane's Adventurer Story.
  • Cuteness Proximity: Dragalia Life #355 has him on the receiving end of this from Euden, who wants to touch his paws.
  • Echoing Acoustics: His voice always has an echo to it like he's in a large church. Fitting since he's the dragon of the Harmonia Choir.
  • The Fashionista: He really likes to accessorize. He has a giant bell around his neck for example.
  • Friend to All Children: He's this to the children of the choir. So much so that in his story, he gave away all of his possessions to keep it from being taken away by the new landowners. He also helps protect them from fiends during the event.
  • I Am Not Weasel: Ranzal thought he was a giant bear, which he says he isn't.
  • Mascot: His title is the “Beloved Mascot” to the choir.
  • Meaningful Name: The scientific name for polar bears is Ursus maritimus, where he gets his name from.
  • Our Dragons Are Different: Appears to be more mammalian in appearance.
  • Ridiculously Cute Critter: Just look at him!
  • Rolling Attack: His Polar Roller attack has him turn into a giant ball to crush his enemies before him.
  • Suddenly Voiced: While Maritimus spoke during cutscenes in the Japanese version, he made animal noises during gameplay and was completely unvoiced in the English version. He eventually got voiced lines during gameplay along with an English voice actor.

Halloween

"Happy Halloween!"
  • Terrible Trio: He has three mini versions of him called the Trouble Trio who help him with Halloween preparations.

    Nidhogg 
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Death's Reveler
Observer of Life and Death 
Rarity: 5 (Both)
Debut: Launch (Regular), Gala Dragalia (Gala)

A dragon that rules over death.

Freed from the miasma after seeing Cleo's determination, he now has an interest in life as well.


Regular
  • Armor-Piercing Question: The dying noble asks Nidhogg if there's a world beyond life and death. He could administer death, but he's unable to die, so he doesn't know how to answer that question.
  • Death World: The Rotten Spring is so toxic that no living thing can survive too long. It's why the noble is left to die there. Nidhogg is the only thing that can even live there.
  • Emotion Eater: Nidhogg feeds off of the intense emotions people feel as they await their impending death and thus has taken to hanging around plague areas, natural disasters, and warzones for a free meal.
  • Everybody Hates Hades: Has an in-universe case of this. While Nidhogg literally feeds off death and is kind of a dick, he's not actually evil, nor does he actually cause any of the death he's become associated with. He's quite annoyed when some humans send an overthrown noble to his lair as a death sentence, as they've appeared to have mistaken him for their glorified executioner rather than an apathetic scavenging Emotion Eater, and (abrasively) humors the chatty noble's questions as he slowly melts in the Rotten Spring instead of killing him as expected.
  • No Body Left Behind: The noble of his story, left to die in the Rotten Spring, leaves nobody behind when he dies because it's just so toxic that it melts his body.
  • Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: He's named after Nidhogg, the dragon that chews on the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil until Ragnarok.
  • Tsundere: His quote when you come give him food comes off as this.
    Here. For you. ...Just a lark, mind. Don't get any ideas.
  • Transplant: He's one of many dragons transferred from Knights of Glory.

Gala

  • Big Damn Heroes: He's this for Chapter 20 Part 1 as he joins Cleo to help her subdue Tartarus.
  • Heel–Face Turn: Being freed from the black mana's control got him to not only reflect on what he did under the influence of the black mana, but also of his actions prior to his corruption. His dragon story involves him actually becoming interested in human life just as much as he was with death, and he gives a village chief his grievances on his deathbed.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Dragalia Mini #119 shows his favorite food is mushrooms. Fridge Brilliance kicks in that they're all toxic mushrooms.

    Pallid Imp 
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Rarity: 3
Debut: Launch

An imp who's really (not) the Prince of Twilight.


  • Chuunibyou: He likes to call himself the "Prince of Twilight," and on the Evil Eye subset. At Bond level 20+ even he admits it gets tiring to come up with new stories to talk about.
  • Dub Name Change: His Japanese name is Grave Imp.
  • Reincarnation: Part of his chuuni act as the Prince of Twilight is that he's reincarnated into a weaker body.
  • Power Limiter: In Chapter 1 of his story, he tells the boy that his size is the result of being reincarnated and it's all that's holding his true power back.
  • Tempting Fate: He considers Euden to do this any time he visits him in the Dragon's Roost.
"Come again, have you? You tempt fate."
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Pallid Imp's stories that he told the boy were unknowingly synching up with rumors of a missing prince with a dragon.

    Phantom 
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Gruesome Specter
Voiced by: Tarusuke Shingaki (Japanese), Andrew McNee (Credited as Graeme Davies) (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: A Waltz with Fate

A good-hearted dragon who rescued Felicia from the clutches of Thanatos.


  • All of the Other Reindeer: He was shunned by people and even dragons for looking like a fiend.
  • Beast and Beauty: The Beast to Felicia's Beauty.
  • Because You Were Nice to Me: Phantom has always been a Nice Guy, but he's especially devoted to Felicia because she's the very first person who didn't judge him for his appearance and accepted him as a friend.
  • Casting a Shadow: Phantom is resistant to the effects of black mana and can even remove it from people that are infected by it. However, even he has his limits on how much black mana he can absorb.
  • Dark Is Not Evil: Unlike his enemy Thanatos who revels in his own evil, Phantom is one of the good guys.
  • Face of a Thug: He looks like a fiend, but Phantom is a noble, selfless dragon who tries to help people.
  • Informed Deformity: Phantom is supposed to be uniquely hideous and repulsive to humans and dragons alike. And while he's certainly scary-looking, it's not quite clear what makes him more grotesque than other Shadow dragons like Nyarlathotep or Zodiark
  • Interspecies Romance: Mym quickly susses out that he's in love with Felicia, though he's very reluctant to admit it even to himself.
  • No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: In the past, Phantom saved a country that was being terrorized by fiends. Unfortunately, when the fiends were all gone, the people accused him of being a fiend that caused all of their troubles and sealed him away.
  • Real Men Wear Pink: He's one of the few male dragons that accepts Floral Circlet as a gift in the Dragon's Roost (a gift that generally accept by mostly female dragons or more effeminate dragons like Cupid). It may be justified, as the gift reminds him of Felicia's kind and gentle nature of her personality.
  • Sealed Good in a Can: He was sealed away in the space between worlds because people feared him for his appearance.
  • Taking the Bullet: After Thanatos is defeated, he tries to take Felicia down with him, but Phantom holds Thanatos back, taking the brunt of Thanatos's last attack.

    Shinobi 
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Ancestral Ninja
"From blackest darkness, I emerge."
Voiced by: Hideo Ishikawa (Japanese), Mark Mathison (English)
Rarity: 5
Debut: Festival Phenoms


  • Flechette Storm: Shuriken Shower rains down hundreds of shurikens on his enemies.
  • Master of Disguise: He managed to disguise himself as the princess to strike down the ninja who ended up falling in love with the princess, causing him to attack potential suitors and misused Shinobi's power.
  • Mundane Utility: Dragalia Mini #113 has him using shadow clones to do chores around the Halidom like cooking for Mini Hildy, feeding Mini Shishimai, washing laundry, dusting furniture and having some tea.
  • Ninja: Not only is he a dragon ninja, but he's the progenitor of ninja of Hinomoto.
  • Palette Swap: He's the Shadow version of Gilgamesh.
  • Status Buff: A fully unbound Shinobi gives Shadow units Skill Damage +90% damage increase. In addition, his Shuriken Shower skill energies the whole party letting their next skill deal 50% more damage or increase the amount healed by 50% if it’s a healing skill.
  • Super-Empowering: He does this in his story to a ninja wishing to protect a princess from his former lord's wrath, giving him a portion of his power on the condition he never use it for evil.
  • Weak, but Skilled: His ability only grants a strength buff comparable to Hikage, but he in exchange gives a massive 70-90% Skill damage buff. His dragonform doesn't hit too hard either but his skill lets him fully energize the whole party.

    Silke 
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Friend Eternal
Festive Prankster 
"*giggle* Wanna play?"
Voiced by: Aoi Yūki (Japanese), Sunni Westbrook (Credited as Raynn Eastwood) (English) (English)
Alternate element: Light [Halloween]
Rarity: 4 [both]
Debut: Launch (Regular), Halloween Fantasia (Halloween)


Regular
  • Dead Guy on Display: She would stuff her "friends" to keep them forever.
  • Opulent Outfits: Wears one.
  • The Prankster: Really enjoys playing tricks and gleefully ponders what tricks to pull off.
  • Transplant: She's one of many dragons transferred from Knights of Glory.
  • Wax Museum Morgue: She displays the taxidermied bodies of her "friends" in her castle.
  • Who Wants to Live Forever?: She is very aware that she'll inevitably outlive any friend that she can make, which has led her to take some terrifying extremes.
  • Yandere: Is clingy to a terrifying degree and is happy to desecrate humans' bodies to preserve them. Her dragon story even implies that she usually doesn't wait for her "friends" to die on their own before she has them stuffed.
    • Her Dragon's Roost quotes suggest that she wants to be friends with everyone, so it's possible that she just has a weird perspective on friendship rather than being a full-blown yandere.

Halloween

"What do you think? Does this dress look nice on me?"
  • Giant Food: She wields a large lollipop.
  • It Was a Gift: Her Dragon Story reveals that her Halloween outfit was given to her by Althemia but unbeknownst to her that the outfit was commissioned by her favorite human the Prince.

    Silver Fafnir 
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Silver Sidekick
Rarity: 4
Favorite Gift: Kaleidoscope
Abilities: Mana 25% (50%)
Debut: Void Market

  • Alliterative Name: Her title.
  • Experience Booster: Where Bronze Fafnir boosts experience gained, she boosts mana gained at the end of quests.
  • Joke Character: Like her bronze brother, she has less stats than a fully unbound, max level and bonded 3* dragon.

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