Draggadon

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Draggadon is a recurring boss and controllable character in the game Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. He is the king of an isolated volcano called Pyropuff Peak and is protective of his territory. Captain Toad and Toadette both trespass on his property which results in a full-on attack both times, but afterward he assists them to state his apologies.

History

When Captain Toad is chasing Wingo who kidnapped Toadette, he accidentally comes across Pyropuff Peak. Draggadon attacks him, thinking him to be an intruder, but after the fight realizes that he was innocent, and allows him to ride on his head as the two conquer hordes of enemies.

Toadette in her pursuit of Wingo also ends up at Pyropuff Peak, which results in the same situation playing. Once again, Toadette befriends him, and they conquer even more enemies.

Boss Fight

Draggadon will be fought in the middle of episodes 1 and 2. Unlike Wingo, Draggadon is not battled directly. Captain Toad and Toadette must avoid his attacks to the end of the level by hiding behind walls, and at the end, knock a pillar on his head. He is then knocked unconscious, and the Toads collect the Power Star.

Alliance

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As an ally, Draggadon is played as in an interstitial page. Captain Toad or Toadette will ride on him and command him to do various moves. By pressing A Button, Draggadon will breathe fire that can break blocks and destroy enemies. He can also roar with Y Button that can shatter Used Blocks which are normally unaffected by flames. He raises and lowers by moving the left analog stick.

Gold Draggadon

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In Episode 3-13, Secret of the Golden Realm, Captain Toad must battle a Gold Draggadon. The Boss Fight is similar to the one with Draggadon but with faster fireballs and the Lava rising quicker. After its defeat, it plays a crucial role in reuniting Captain Toad with his fellow explorer Toadette. When controlling Gold Draggadon, its Fire works similarly to Gold Mario's fireballs.

Gold Draggadon appears to be a separate entity from the regular Draggadon, since while Draggadon in Draggadon's Revenge has a bump on its head from the encounter with Captain Toad, Gold Draggadon doesn't have one at the beginning of the battle.

Courses where Draggadon appears

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