The Black Dragon (Japanese: ブラックドラゴン, Black Dragon) is a Neutral attribute creature and an Independent type card introduced in Lost Kingdoms. It is one of the strongest Independent cards in the game, though it comes at a high cost to the summoner.
The Black Dragon appears as one of the last bosses in the game, at the end of Ruh-Arok Temple. It is also part of the Bonus for that level.
Defeating it is the key to finishing the level.
Appearance[]
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Obtainability[]
- By transforming a Basilisk card with 3000 EXP
- By transforming a Dragonoid card with 4000 EXP
- By transforming a Zombie Dragon card with 5000 EXP
- By choosing one in the Level Bonus for Ruh-Arok Temple. Only 1 Black Dragon card is available.
- By copying one using 5000 EXP
Strategies[]
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As a Card[]
The Black Dragon is one of the sturdiest cards, as well as the most flexible. It is capable of wiping most foes within a few hits.
The one issue however comes from the fact that the Black Dragon's health is tied to that of its user. When it takes a hit, both the monster and the player receive the damage. Healing cards, like Water Bird, are basically mandatory if a player wishes to make use of this card.
As a Monster[]
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Profile Descriptions[]
Card Profile[]
"An Independent type creature. The Black Dragon has both staying power and an extremely lethal attack. The only downside is that any damage taken by the dragon will result in the summoner losing hit points."
Monster Profile[]
"Long ago, the God of Destruction created the Black Dragon as the ultimate weapon. Its attack is devastating;<sic> its vitality without equal;<sic> and it is virtually immune to special damage attacks."
Glitches[]
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Other Notable Appearances[]
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Trivia[]
- The in-game card art for the Black Dragon differs from the official art of its card.
- In RUNE, the Japanese version of Lost Kingdoms, the Black Dragon's dialogue is written entirely in katakana. This could be to show that the Black Dragon is speaking with an accent or in a language different from what is spoken by other characters in the game.
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The Black Dragon (Japanese: ブラックドラゴン, Black Dragon) returns in Lost Kingdoms II. It retains both the Neutral attribute and the Independent type. It is one of the strongest Independent cards in the game, though it comes at a high cost to the summoner.
The Black Dragon appears as large, petrified figure, blocking the path through the Krasheen Mountains. It speaks to Tara, asking her for help and promising her power in return. Upon freeing the Dragon from its stone, however, it runs rampant, acting as the stage's boss.
During normal play, the Black Dragon is the source of Tara's first flying Transform card and it is also part of the Level Bonus for the Krasheen Mountains.
Defeating it is the key to finishing the level.
Other Black Dragons can be found as powerful regular enemies in Level 19 of the Proving Grounds.
Appearance[]
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Obtainability[]
- By capturing the Black Dragon in Krasheen Mountains
- By choosing one in the Level Bonus for the Krasheen Mountains. Only 1 Black Dragon card is available. This Level Bonus can only be accessed once in the US and PAL versions. In Rune II, the Japanese version, it can be accessed again anytime all 5 Wyverns in the 2nd half of the level are defeated.
- By capturing one in Level 19 of the Proving Grounds
- By choosing its card in the Level Bonus for Level 19 of the Proving Grounds. Only 1 Black Dragon card is available. This Level Bonus can be accessed anytime the level is cleared with at least 1 rating star.
- By importing Black Dragon cards from a Lost Kingdoms save file after clearing Sacred Battle Arena 2. The option to do this can only be taken once.
- By copying one using 50000 EXP
Strategies[]
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As a Card[]
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As a Monster[]
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Profile Descriptions[]
Card Profile[]
"An Independent type creature. The Black Dragon has both staying power and an extremely lethal attack.
The only downside is that any damage taken by the dragon will result in the summoner losing hit points."
Monster Profile[]
"Long ago, the God of Destruction created the Black Dragon to be the ultimate weapon.
Its attack is devastating, its vitality without equal, and it is virtually immune to special damage attacks."
Glitches[]
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Other Notable Appearances[]
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Trivia[]
- Whilst it was initially believed to serve the Enchanter in the original game, the dragon's Boss Fight in Lost Kingdoms II reveals that it was in fact serving directly under the God of Destruction.
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