Dragonology, Answers From the Creators of DB

That is drac. It is interesting to know we could see the parents of these dragons. If that is the case, where was Fracshun's parents in the episode, "Alchemists'? I know for a fact that the youngest dragon was not born yet. Thanks so much, Rob.

I'm not sure where Fracshun's parents would be during "The Alchemist". Fracshun won't hatch for about another 6 years, so maybe his parents aren't even at the stables yet and Connor gets them later on. It would be nice if we could see a big family reunion of all the Penn dragons and their families sometime.

So that's kind of interesting. It sort of implies that neither the amulet nor the gauntlet are the real source of power, but they're more of an enabler (or perhaps a crutch) to whatever power you already have. That may also explain why the gauntlet didn't work for Lance when he tried it "The Chromatic Dragon". And the fact that Beau's change to red and blue was triggered just by Artha's presence perhaps means they don't really need the amulet in the long run once they master their own power.

I'd still be interested to know the physics behind how the DB armor seems to materialize out of nowhere. It could of course be a energy-matter conversion, but wow, that would really be off the scale of technology to pull that off! And I don't think I want to the standing anywhere nearby when that's happening without a lead suit on!

I think the explanation for the suits is supposed to be something along the lines of "draconium was much more powerful three thousand years ago, like magic", which I believe Mortis said in the...second? episode. Which, of course, isn't any fun for those of us who want to know the how, but I think we're just gonna have to live with it.

Cool! Luutt has some gold in her bones! She can sense it and be influenced by it. In a story, she may have been a Wraith Dragon. In mine, she is a mother of two.

In Broken Bonds, as Liliwen pointed out, we see Rancydd's dragon, Luutt. You are right, she could have some gold in her bones. I did not expect to hear Rob's answer on those dragons seen in Broken Bonds. That is something to remember about Luutt, AP.

i dont mean to sound like i jerk but why was my question not answered?

Because you're in the wrong section drake. It's in Past, Present And Future, not Dragonology.

o.... ahhhh...... right i know that and ummm ill be on my way now

sure you did drake everyone says that lol

Round 8 Answers

Thank for the question Cain! There are indeed strays (like Hydrags) through the city. Don't think of them like stray animals though, dragons are as smart as most people so they are perfectly fine on their own or in groups of their own kind. But remember, as the dragon stands for the aggressive power and force in the humans, they are drawn to each other and prefer to be together. There is no need for "chips" dragons can tune to the energy of humans and identify them from great distances just as Beau and Artha found each others in episode 7, "The Stand".

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Wow, this is a big question Skulderian! Yes, of course, throughout the planet, there are various adaptations and breeds of dragons and just like the red draconium Magma Class dragons evolved body adaptations for heat and fire and gear based on the same along with the tendencies (attack, speed, heat as a weapon of defense), that are reflected in the gear. To that point, there are dragons in this planet that live in cold environments and humans that have created gear that stems from their adaptations to the harshness of that environment. This is for a later time though - stay tuned! Great question.

ah, so there ARE cold regions in the dragon booster world! Just either they don't want to reveal any specifics on gear or other things, or they haven't prescicely come up with those specifics yet.

though as to the other question, i can clearly see a need for dragons to be chipped, considering how many of them are stolen these days and turned into wraith dragons, lots of people are suddenly having their dragons going missing.

oooh, that's interesting
*starts to think of what a fur covered dragon would look like

Probably the latter would be my guess. While the DB world may have cold regions and dragons living there, it seems pretty clear that the story they set out to tell takes place just in Dragon City. While Rob said that other cities would come up in DB Academy, I tend to think those references will only be in passing, as opposed to the characters actually making a trip to them.

Perhaps something like this:

http://tacimur.deviantart.com/art/furry-dragon-12237989

Just a random dragon I found on deviantart, but it looks sort of like a DB dragon since it's wingless.

Of course, cold weather dragons don't necessarily have to have fur. A tough hide and an extra layer of fat under skin works well, too. But fur would be cooler looking.

Ah, but who's to say an academy level race doesn't take place in a refrigerated track, like an indoor ice rink?

Better yet: let's see dragon hockey! They've shown us drag-ball and dragons on skiis, so how about a game on ice!

That would be fun.

very very fun

In this forum, look no further than Boonoo, and her children. They have fur.

OH! I have a question!

We know that Phorjj is a Female, and when she becomes the Furox, is the Furox female, too? If Furox is a male, than does that that mean phorjj is a male during that time? But, if the Fruox is a female, what about Furox-Beau? Or is the furox just plain genderless? Also, can you tell us more about the Furox from the dragon human war? Also, if beau chose a human to ride him/be his hero, then why dose the furox have a rider in the opening?
Thanks, Love Aurabooster