The Crimson Death is a dragon species closely related to the Red Death. It appears exclusively in the game Dragons: Titan Uprising.
Physical Appearance
Titan Wing
The Titan Wing Crimson Death looks very similar to its relatives, the Red Death, and the Green Death. It is an immense dragon, almost the size of a mountain. It has six eyes, three on each side of its head, and a short thick nasal horn. The Crimson Death has a large crown of spikes at the back of its head which has a coral-like shape. It has huge legs with small crimson spikes on them, hence its name. It has large wings, compared to its body and a long tail which ends in a club.
Behavior and Personality
Much like the Red Death, the Crimson Death is very aggressive and territorial, doing anything to protect its home. It lives in active volcanoes, spending most of its time sleeping. Unlike the Red Death, however, the Crimson Death is a solitary dragon and does not control an army of smaller dragons to bring it food, preferring to hunt by itself.
Abilities
Firepower
The Crimson Death is able to shoot yellow-red fire, either as small blasts (similar to a Green Death's), either as long, powerful streams.
Lava-proof Skin
Due to living in active volcanoes, the Crimson Death has lava-proof skin, which protects the dragon from the huge amounts of heat coming from the underground.
Appearances
Games
Dragons: Titan Uprising
A wild Crimson Death appears in this game, in the Dragon Island section of the Burning Barrens. It plays the role of a 'big boss' that the player must battle and defeat, using his/her own dragons.
Trivia
- The Narrative Designer of Dragons: Titan Uprising has confirmed that the Crimson Death is a character separate from the Red Death in How to Train Your Dragon and the Green Death seen in other games.[2]
- The only Crimson Death seen in the franchise is a Titan Wing, so it is unknown what the species looks like in its younger growth stages.[3]
References
- ↑
Red Death. (Copyright - 2019). Dragonpedia.
- ↑ Dragons: Titan Uprising limited release on iOS. (Date Posted - November 21, 2018). How to Train Your Dragon Wiki Discussions
- ↑ "Yes, all Titan Wings, including the Foreverwings from #SerpentsHeir. Come to think of it, we’ve never seen Hatchling or Broad Wing versions of these dragons yet. Hmm...". (Date Posted - December 5, 2018). Twitter.
