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|Ger=Grübatz (Green Dragon)<br>Lawawa<ref>Nintendo 64 ''Yoshi's Story'' Spieleberater, {{media link|Yoshis Story German Guide Allies.png|page 17}}</ref> (Red Dragon)
|GerM=Pun on "grün" (green)<br>Pun on "lava"
|GerM=From "grün" (green)<br>From "lava"
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Revision as of 21:50, August 20, 2022

Dragon
Artwork of a red dragon from Yoshi's Story
Artwork of a red dragon in Yoshi's Story
First appearance Yoshi's Story (1998)
Comparable
A green Dragon from Yoshi's Story
Sprite of a red Dragon from Yoshi's Story
The two dragons as they appear in Yoshi's Story

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Dragons (called a Serpent in a promotional Toys "R" Us advertisement[1]) are friendly characters that appear only in Yoshi's Story. They serve as platforms that a Yoshi must ride on in order to traverse certain levels. They are present in only two stages. The first, a green dragon, is seen during the third part of Stage 3-1: Cloud Cruising. When jumped on, the creature will start flying across the air. It acts merely as a moving platform. The second, a red dragon, is later seen in Stage 6-4: Magma Castle. This dragon acts similarly to its green equivalent, but it swims in lava rather than flying in air.

Profiles and statistics

  • Message Block information for the red Dragon: This dragon is your friend. He'll carry you across the lava sea.
  • Shogakukan guide: 広い空も溶岩の海もス〜イスイ。背 中に乗れば、どこへだって行けそう。

The wide sky and the sea of lava are both amazing. If you ride on their back, you can go anywhere you want to go.[2]

  • Message Block information for the green Dragon (set to German): Drachenritt Er sieht böse aus, ist aber ein netter Kerl, Reite auf ihm. Große Höhe macht ihm nichts aus, er ist völlig schwindelfrei. (Dragon ride He looks evil, but he's a nice guy, ride him. Great height does not bother him, he is completely free from giddiness.)

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Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ドラゴン[?]
Doragon
Dragon
German Grübatz (Green Dragon)
Lawawa[3] (Red Dragon)
From "grün" (green)
From "lava"

References