
Obtain Method
Breeding
Breeding
- Breeding Tier
- 3
- Breeding Time
- 02:00:00
- Required Player Lv.
- 8
- Parents must cover
Fire
Steel- Limited-time Breeding
- Always available
Stats
Lv.1 (0 stars)Lv.50 (5 stars)
HP- 4581,141B--
Attack- 4681,168B--
Defense- 339824D
Magic- 390961C--
Resistance- 339824D
Speed- 339824D
Summary
- Total
- Rank 56
- Effective Total
- Rank 127
- Ratio (Phys/Mag)
- Rank 67 (Phys.)
Evolution Materials
| Hatchling | Heated Iron Ore ×14、Gold ×40000 |
|---|---|
| Adult | Heated Iron Ore ×42、Burning Lava Rock ×28、Gold ×200000 |
Skills
| Name | Category | Element | Power | Hit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Patience | Ability | - | - | - | While a status condition is applied to self, own Defense Stats are applied at 1.5x. |
Fire Claw | Normal Attack | 30 | 100 | This is the most basic Physical attack. It attacks with Fire Element Type and recovers 1 Energy. | |
Fire Bane | Special Move | 60 | 100 | Deals great Fire Element Type damage to the enemy, and with a 30% chance, your Attack Stat increases by 1 stage. Can only be used once per battle. |
Ecology
Egg
It is a mysterious egg with two divided selves. If you put your ear to the surface, different sounds can be heard depending on the location. It reveals that two lives coexist within one egg.
Hatch
From its hatch stage, the personalities of its two selves are distinct. It's a cycle of sleeping or fighting. They try to adapt to a body that doesn't quite fit, often getting angry at each other.
Hatchling
Unlike as Hatchlings, during their Hatchling stage, they try to coordinate with each other. They spend time coordinating their flight timing or deciding which foot to run with. They try to learn about each other, but the fighting still continues.
Adult
Siamese Dragons are always seen bickering. They often snarl at each other, trying to bite tails or heads. Biting a tail causes both egos to feel pain, making it seem like an act of revenge. If things don't go well, they often take their frustration out on each other. Siamese Dragons don't get along well with other dragons. This is because the two heads have very different personalities and preferences. Rather than interacting with other dragons, the two heads often live their entire lives only with each other. Due to this habit, some Siamese Dragons are so shy that they have never spoken to another dragon.
Observation Log
- It experiences conflict due to different sleep and meal times, and its logical and emotional heads vie for dominance while wary of external interference.
- The clash of its two heads is evidence that they are aware of each other. As it evolves, though its manner of speaking may be rough, its actions gradually harmonize, and it shows cooperation against external attacks.
- They silently turn their heads simultaneously or avoid danger by intuition. As adults, they become very shy, focusing on communication only between themselves, and if an enemy appears, they attack simultaneously with perfectly synchronized timing, acting as one.
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