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*In the [[Spyro the Dragon (series)|the ''original Spyro'' games]] before ''Shadow Legacy'', Purple Dragons weren't a major plot device. Several minor dragons from [[Spyro the Dragon (video game)|the first game]] were purple, namely [[Alban]], [[Ragnar (Spyro the Dragon)|Ragnar]], [[Asher]], [[Sadiki]], [[Claude]], and [[Azizi]]. Another [[Unidentified purple dragon|dragon]] in the original ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'' was also purple. | *In the [[Spyro the Dragon (series)|the ''original Spyro'' games]] before ''Shadow Legacy'', Purple Dragons weren't a major plot device. Several minor dragons from [[Spyro the Dragon (video game)|the first game]] were purple, namely [[Alban]], [[Ragnar (Spyro the Dragon)|Ragnar]], [[Asher]], [[Sadiki]], [[Claude]], and [[Azizi]]. Another [[Unidentified purple dragon|dragon]] in the original ''[[Spyro: Year of the Dragon]]'' was also purple. | ||
**In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'' portion of ''Spyro the Dragon'', Alban, Asher, Zander, Azizi, [[Kosoko]] are purple-scaled dragons. | **In the ''[[Spyro Reignited Trilogy]]'' portion of ''Spyro the Dragon'', only Alban, Asher, Zander, Azizi, [[Kosoko]] are purple-scaled dragons; Zander and Kosoko being redesigned as such. | ||
*The statements surrounding purple dragons in ''Shadow Legacy'' is possibly what gave the producers of the ''Legend of Spyro trilogy'' the idea of implementing the legendary status of the Purple Dragon in the ''Legend'' series, as they were the ones who also produced ''Shadow Legacy''. | *The statements surrounding purple dragons in ''Shadow Legacy'' is possibly what gave the producers of the ''Legend of Spyro trilogy'' the idea of implementing the legendary status of the Purple Dragon in the ''Legend'' series, as they were the ones who also produced ''Shadow Legacy''. | ||
*In ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dragons Dungeons and Dragons] 3.5'', one of the rarest, if not most rare, dragon is the Purple Dragon, who believe themselves to be the lords of all dragonkind. | *In ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeons_%26_Dragons Dungeons and Dragons] 3.5'', one of the rarest, if not most rare, dragon is the Purple Dragon, who believe themselves to be the lords of all dragonkind. | ||
Revision as of 04:56, February 21, 2021
Template:Youmay Template:Characterbox Purple Dragons are a special breed of dragon; a status that was first introduced in Spyro: Shadow Legacy. They, like Spyro, are a unique dragon species who are gifted with powerful magical energy. That energy is strong enough to withstand the negative and dark effects of magic.
Known Purple Dragons
There were a total of two known Purple Dragons who were included with this special status: Spyro and the Sorcerer.
Abilities
Purple Dragons have powerful magical energy that makes them withstand the negative effects of magic.
See also
Trivia
- In the the original Spyro games before Shadow Legacy, Purple Dragons weren't a major plot device. Several minor dragons from the first game were purple, namely Alban, Ragnar, Asher, Sadiki, Claude, and Azizi. Another dragon in the original Spyro: Year of the Dragon was also purple.
- In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy portion of Spyro the Dragon, only Alban, Asher, Zander, Azizi, Kosoko are purple-scaled dragons; Zander and Kosoko being redesigned as such.
- The statements surrounding purple dragons in Shadow Legacy is possibly what gave the producers of the Legend of Spyro trilogy the idea of implementing the legendary status of the Purple Dragon in the Legend series, as they were the ones who also produced Shadow Legacy.
- In Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, one of the rarest, if not most rare, dragon is the Purple Dragon, who believe themselves to be the lords of all dragonkind.
- The colour purple is often associated with royalty, reinforcing the idea that purple dragons have a higher potential for magic.
