Dragalia Lost Top Character Index
Main Characters (Alberian Royal Family (The Prince/Euden) | The Apostles) Recruitable Adventurers (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Recruitable Dragons (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Antagonists (Campaign | Events | Void Battles | Recruitable)
NPCs
Main Characters (Alberian Royal Family (The Prince/Euden) | The Apostles) Recruitable Adventurers (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Recruitable Dragons (Flame | Water | Wind | Light | Shadow)
Antagonists (Campaign | Events | Void Battles | Recruitable)
NPCs
Dragons who are obtainable by the gacha, special events or the trade store.
In General
- Badass Adorable: The 3* dragons are small hatchlings that can still handle a fight.
- Badass Bookworm: The dragons who love the Compelling Book gift are this trope.
- Bond Creatures: Can become these to dragonblooded individuals by forming a pact with them, and all dragons the player recruits from the summoning pool are specifically bonded to Euden. There are some exceptions of dragons who are already bonded to others through other means.
- The dragons of the Twelve Wyrmclans are soulpacted to the leaders of the Wyrmclans which shortens the leaders' lives. Such dragons are Marishiten (who is instead bonded to Ieyasu), Daikokuten (who is bonded to Mitsuhide), and Gozu Tenno (who is bonded to Seimei). The only one who gets off from this is Yoshitsune, the leader of the Rooster Clan due to being immortal. And she only took it because she wants to die.
- The Archangels and Apostles have a Sigil between them. If one is killed so is the other.
- Character Title: Only the 4 and 5* dragons have them to go with their achievement for finishing their stories.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Like the adventurers, the dragons are usually color-coded by their elements with Flame dragons in red, Water dragons in blue, Wind dragons in green, Light dragons in yellow or gold and Dark dragons in purple or black. The two exceptions are Erasmus (a blue Fire dragon) and Peng Lai (a Green water dragon).
- Draconic Abomination: Quite a few are based on the works of H. P. Lovecraft.
- Dragons Are Divine: Dragons are treated as sacred by the Ilian Church, with the more powerful ones being treated as Physical Gods by the local populace. Even Com Mons like Imps and Drakes are revered enough that poaching them or their eggs can be an executable offense under the Ilian Church's doctrine.
- Expy: Most 5* dragons' histories and powers borrow heavily from the mythological namesakes.
- Face–Heel Turn: Audric's story reveals many of them become servants in the empire in the Bad Future he hails from. Pele, Sylvia, and Phantom leading the assault against the adventurers they were once allies with at the behest of their master to kill Audric.
- Flowers of Femininity: Most of the dragons that like the Floral Circlet gift tend to be female or sensitive males.
- The Imp: The Imp section of dragons qualify as this trope while still being on your side.
- Little Bit Beastly: Humanoid dragons always bear horns and a tail
- Nature Spirit: Dragons are deeply intertwined with the respective element, with more powerful ones serving as the Magical Underpinnings of Reality
- Olympus Mons: The 5* dragons are the prime examples of these, being the only dragons that can get to level 100 after becoming fully unbound. Of course, they're also the rarest ones to pull from the gacha.
- Our Dragons Are Different: The category of "Dragon" seems to include the traditional Western winged lizards, Eastern serpentine ones, Horned Humanoids, giant birds, dire wolves, the Great Old Ones, unicorns, kung-fu pandas, and a living snowman.
- You can now add in angels and the Beast forms of the Agito.
- Palette Swap: Each 3* dragon class contain members that are recolors of the others, with colors matching their element. The imps downplay this by sporting features matching their elements.
- Physical God: Most 5* dragons function as this.
- Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: The vast majority of 4* and 5* dragons are named after gods, heroes, legendary creatures, or saints.
- Super-Empowering: Along with allowing adventurers to shapeshift, dragons also provide an additional passive ability (usually in the form of a significant boost to attack and/or HP) to adventurers of a shared element.
- Your Favorite: Monday through Friday has a gift of the day that cycles that gives 1800 bond points to a dragon that favors it, otherwise they just give 1200 points. On Weekends, there is instead a Golden Chalice which all dragons favor.
- Your Size May Vary: The size of dragons tends to vary greatly between art and even in-game models. It can be hard to tell just how big they're supposed to be, especially the humanoid ones.
