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The '''Ruined Dragon''', also referred to as the '''Lord of Lightning''', is a giant dark purple dragon encountered in the [[Ruined Kingdom]] in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. According to [[Ruined Kingdom|Crumbleden]]'s brochure, it is thought that the altar with the shape of his head in said location was built to talk to him or possibly confront him, with it being made to restrain the lightning. It is also implied that he is the one responsible for reducing Crumbleden to ruins. His Japanese name, "Crumbleden Dragon", indicates that the "Ruined" term in his name refers to the place he lives in rather than his physical condition. | The '''Ruined Dragon''', also referred to as the '''Lord of Lightning''', is a giant dark purple dragon encountered in the [[Ruined Kingdom]] in ''[[Super Mario Odyssey]]''. According to [[Ruined Kingdom|Crumbleden]]'s brochure, it is thought that the altar with the shape of his head in said location was built to talk to him or possibly confront him, with it being made to restrain the lightning. It is also implied that he is the one responsible for reducing Crumbleden to ruins. His Japanese name, "Crumbleden Dragon", indicates that the "Ruined" term in his name refers to the place he lives in rather than his physical condition. | ||
When first meeting him, the Ruined Dragon is seen wearing a golden samurai helmet featuring the shape of | When first meeting him, the Ruined Dragon is seen wearing a golden samurai helmet featuring the shape of Bowser's head on it, as well as various horns and a black cloth with golden motifs similar to the ones seen in [[Bowser's Kingdom]], as a way to introduce the upcoming kingdom.<ref>Sho Murata. ''The Art of Super Mario Odyssey Kōshiki Settei Shiryōshū'' (「The Art of Super Mario Odyssey スーパーマリオオデッセイ公式設定資料集」), page 258. 「頭に侍の兜をかぶっているのは、この後に訪れる国の前振りです。」 which translates to "''The fact that he's wearing a samurai helmet on his head is an introduction to the kingdom visited next.''"</ref> After being defeated, the Ruined Dragon no longer wears said helmet. | ||
Unlike other bosses, the dragon does not explode after being defeated and instead rests hanging on the tower of Crumbleden. If Mario gets on the plaza on top of it, he follows Mario with his eyes and closes them if Mario throws Cappy at them, and can even be spoken with, though he will only state that he is tired. After activating the Moon Rock, a [[Power Moon]] can also be obtained by throwing Cappy at the tip of his upper right horn. | Unlike other bosses, the dragon does not explode after being defeated and instead rests hanging on the tower of Crumbleden. If Mario gets on the plaza on top of it, he follows Mario with his eyes and closes them if Mario throws Cappy at them, and can even be spoken with, though he will only state that he is tired. After activating the Moon Rock, a [[Power Moon]] can also be obtained by throwing Cappy at the tip of his upper right horn. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
| | |Jap=ホロビアドラゴン | ||
| | |JapR=Horobia Doragon | ||
| | |JapM=[[Ruined Kingdom|Crumbleden]] Dragon;「ドラゴン」is typically used for Western dragons | ||
|Spa=Dracustio | |Spa=Dracustio | ||
|SpaM= | |SpaM=From ''dragón'' (dragon) and ''mustio'' (withered, gloomy) | ||
| | |Fra=Dragolos | ||
| | |FraM=From Dragon (Dragon) and Colosse (Colossus) | ||
|Ger=Zappodrac | |Ger=Zappodrac | ||
|GerM=From zapping (electricity) and Drache (Dragon). | |GerM=From zapping (electricity) and Drache (Dragon). | ||
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}} | }} | ||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The only sentence that the Ruined Dragon says, "''So...tired...''" | *The only sentence that the Ruined Dragon says, "''So...tired...''" is what the developer in charge of the Ruined Dragon often said when trying to find a way to make his gameplay and appearance compatible.<ref>Rikuto Yoshida. ''The Art of Super Mario Odyssey Kōshiki Settei Shiryōshū'' (「The Art of Super Mario Odyssey スーパーマリオオデッセイ公式設定資料集」), page 258. 「遊びと見た目を両立させるのが大変なボスだったので、担当者は「ああー疲れた…」とよく漏らしていましたが、終盤の良いアクセントになっているのではと思います。」, which translates to "''Because it was so difficult to make the boss's gameplay and appearance compatible, the person in charge was often venting "Ah, I'm so tired...", which we thought would make a nice accent in the endgame.''" Note how the [https://youtu.be/09W32eVjVU4?t=452 Japanese line of the Ruined Dragon is 「ああー{{hover|疲|つか}}れた…」], the very same sentence vented by the person in charge.</ref> | ||
*Because of the Ruined Dragon's massive size, his legs and tail are only seen from a distance when Mario returns to the Ruined Kingdom during subsequent visits, where they are seen dangling from the edge of the tower where Mario previously battled him. | *Because of the Ruined Dragon's massive size, his legs and tail are only seen from a distance when Mario returns to the Ruined Kingdom during subsequent visits, where they are seen dangling from the edge of the tower where Mario previously battled him. | ||
*Looks like the Ender Dragon, boss in the third party game Minecraft | |||
==References== | ==References== |