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+ | |image = Ribbon Dancer adult.png |
+ | |egg = Ribbon Dancer egg.gif |
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− | |image = Xmas10adultf.png |
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+ | |descr = This egg shines like a holiday ribbon. |
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|release = December 25, 2010 |
|release = December 25, 2010 |
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+ | |element1 = Light |
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− | |rarity = Rare - Holiday Dragon |
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+ | |morph1 = Western |
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+ | |rarity = {{C|Limited release dragons|Limited release}} |
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+ | |habitat1 = No Habitat |
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+ | |artist1 = LadyLyzar |
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− | '''Ribbon Dancers''', |
+ | '''Ribbon Dancers''', or '''Holiday 2010 Dragons''', are the all-female [[Holiday]] dragons released out during the Holidays of 2010. As a limited-release breed, they are only capable of producing more Ribbon Dancer eggs during a brief period when the Holidays are celebrated in December. They can still be bred to all year round, producing the male's breed of egg. Each scroll is limited to 2 cave-born dragons of this breed, like all other [[:Category:Holiday dragons|Holiday dragons]]. |
+ | Under the legacy breed sort, these dragons sort as "Christmas 2010 Dragon" on a user's scroll. As of August 14, 2016, they now sort using their Encyclopedia name of "Holiday Dragon (2010)". |
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− | They are able to breed Ribbon Dancer eggs only during the week around Christmas, though during the rest of the year they can still breed and produce eggs of their mate's breed. Therefore, users can only get a Ribbon Dancer egg during the Christmas breeding season. They are classed as rare. |
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− | When sorted by "Breed" they are listed as "Christmas 2010 dragon" on a users scroll. |
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+ | ===[[Egg]]=== |
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− | === [[Dragon Stages#Egg Stage|Egg]] === |
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''"This egg shines like a holiday ribbon."'' |
''"This egg shines like a holiday ribbon."'' |
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+ | ===[[Hatchling]]=== |
''"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored."'' |
''"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored."'' |
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+ | ===[[Mature Hatchling]]=== |
''"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored. And look! It's grown its wings! It must be close to maturing."'' |
''"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored. And look! It's grown its wings! It must be close to maturing."'' |
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+ | ===[[Adult]]=== |
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+ | ''"Holiday dragons are a very mysterious breed. They are only seen during winter, and even then it is hard to catch a glimpse of one. They are responsible for the general cheer that spreads during the holidays. In essence, they are the “Spirits of Winter.”"'' |
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+ | ==Sprite Artist(s)== |
*[[:Category:LadyLyzar|LadyLyzar]] (All) |
*[[:Category:LadyLyzar|LadyLyzar]] (All) |
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+ | ==Sprites== |
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+ | {{Table Start}} |
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+ | {{Table Header|Series|130|Egg|100|Hatchling|100|Mature Hatchling|130|Adult|100|Special|100}} |
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+ | {{Table Row|Ribbon Dancer||[[File:Ribbon Dancer egg.gif]]||[[File:Ribbon Dancer hatchi.png]]||[[File:Ribbon Dancer mature hatchi.png]]||[[File:Ribbon Dancer adult.png]]||Female only breed}} |
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+ | {{Table Row|'''[[Spriter's Alt]]'''|6|}} |
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+ | {{Table Row|LadyLyzar's Alt||[[File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer egg.gif]]||[[File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer hatchi.gif]]||[[File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer mature hatchi.png]]||[[File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer adult.png]]||-}} |
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+ | ===Sprites No Longer In-Use=== |
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+ | <div class="mw-customtoggle-Sprites wikia-menu-button">'''Show/Hide Table'''</div> |
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− | {{egg sequence|Holiday_egg.gif|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_1st_stage.png|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_2nd_stage.png|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_3rd_stage.gif|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_4th_stage.png|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_5th_stage.png|Ribbon_Dancer_egg_dead_stage.png}} |
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+ | <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" id="mw-customcollapsible-Sprites"> |
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+ | {{Table Start}} |
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+ | {{Table Header|Series|130|Egg|100|Hatchling|100|Mature Hatchling|130|Adult|100}} |
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+ | {{Table Row|'''Old Sprites'''|5}} |
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+ | {{Table Row|Old Dead Egg||[[File:Old Ribbon Dancer dead egg.png]]|5}} |
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+ | {{Table End}} |
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+ | </div> |
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+ | {{Egg sequence|Ribbon Dancer egg.gif|Ribbon Dancer crack 1.png|Ribbon Dancer crack 2.png|Ribbon Dancer crack 3.gif|Ribbon Dancer crack 4.png|Ribbon Dancer crack 5.png|Ribbon Dancer dead egg.gif}} |
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+ | ==Encyclopedia Entry== |
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+ | }} |
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− | The concept creator and spriter, [[:Category:LadyLyzar|LadyLyzar]], provided some detailed information on the dragons and their behavior: |
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+ | {{Quote2|Ribbon Dancers have very small reflective scales, which are nearly invisible unless viewing them up close. This contributes to their bright, nearly mirror-like luster. They are active only on clear moonlit nights, and are strictly {{Sic|herbrivores|herbivores}}. Moonlight reflects off their bright scales and ribbons, which dazzles and confuses predators that would otherwise be attracted by their bright colors.<br /><br />The "ribbons" trailing from their backs and tails are actually elongated hollow flaps of skin, covered with the same type of fine scales as the rest of their bodies. When the ribbons strike each other, they make a metallic tinkling sound similar to wind chimes.<br /><br />Each Ribbon Dancer has a unique dance that she performs when she greets another Ribbon Dancer. This helps them identify each other. Large flocks of these dragons greeting one another is quite a sight to behold, due to their reflective bodies and jingling ribbons.<br /><br />When a Ribbon Dancer moves into an area, she actively seeks out the lairs of other dragons and leaves behind a gift of some kind -- usually a gold object from her hoard -- as a peace offering. With the gift, she always leaves behind one of her "ribbons" so that the other dragons will know her scent.|[[:Category:LadyLyzar|LadyLyzar]]|[http://forums.dragcave.net/index.php?showtopic{{Eq}}108662&st{{Eq}}2080&#entry4647758 (Forum Post)]}} |
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− | : ''"Ribbon Dancers have very small reflective scales, which are nearly invisible unless viewing them up close. This contributes to their bright, nearly mirror-like luster. They are active only on clear moonlit nights, and are strictly herbrivores '''(sic)'''. Moonlight reflects off their bright scales and ribbons, which dazzles and confuses predators that would otherwise be attracted by their bright colors.'' |
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− | : ''The "ribbons" trailing from their backs and tails are actually elongated hollow flaps of skin, covered with the same type of fine scales as the rest of their bodies. When the ribbons strike each other, they make a metallic tinkling sound similar to wind chimes.'' |
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− | : ''Each Ribbon Dancer has a unique dance that she performs when she greets another Ribbon Dancer. This helps them identify each other. Large flocks of these dragons greeting one another is quite a sight to behold, due to their reflective bodies and jingling ribbons.'' |
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+ | [[Category:Limited release dragons]] |
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− | : ''When a Ribbon Dancer moves into an area, she actively seeks out the lairs of other dragons and leaves behind a gift of some kind -- usually a gold object from her hoard -- as a peace offering. With the gift, she always leaves behind one of her "ribbons" so that the other dragons will know her scent."'' |
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− | --LadyLyzar <ref>LadyLyzar [http://forums.dragcave.net/index.php?showtopic=108662&st=2080&#entry4647758 "Merry Christmas, Surprise!"], DragCave Forums, Dec 28, 2010, accessed December 29, 2010.</ref> |
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[[Category:LadyLyzar]] |
[[Category:LadyLyzar]] |
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− | [[Category:Western |
+ | [[Category:Western dragons]] |
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[[Category:Alternates]] |
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− | [[Category:Holiday |
+ | [[Category:Holiday dragons]] |
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+ | [[Category:No Encyclopedia Entry]] |
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+ | [[Category:Creation aligned dragons]] |
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+ | [[Category:Primary Affinity: Light]] |
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Revision as of 07:08, 7 August 2020
Ribbon Dancer | |
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Release Date | December 25, 2010 |
Elemental Affinity | Light |
Morphology | Western |
Base Rarity | Limited release |
BSA | None |
Habitat | No Habitat |
Color | Green, red, gold |
Nicknames | Ribbon, RD |
Spriters |
LadyLyzar |
Ribbon Dancers, or Holiday 2010 Dragons, are the all-female Holiday dragons released out during the Holidays of 2010. As a limited-release breed, they are only capable of producing more Ribbon Dancer eggs during a brief period when the Holidays are celebrated in December. They can still be bred to all year round, producing the male's breed of egg. Each scroll is limited to 2 cave-born dragons of this breed, like all other Holiday dragons.
Under the legacy breed sort, these dragons sort as "Christmas 2010 Dragon" on a user's scroll. As of August 14, 2016, they now sort using their Encyclopedia name of "Holiday Dragon (2010)".
Official Dragon Descriptions
Egg
"This egg shines like a holiday ribbon."
Hatchling
"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored."
Mature Hatchling
"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It's very festively colored. And look! It's grown its wings! It must be close to maturing."
Adult
"Holiday dragons are a very mysterious breed. They are only seen during winter, and even then it is hard to catch a glimpse of one. They are responsible for the general cheer that spreads during the holidays. In essence, they are the “Spirits of Winter.”"
Sprite Artist(s)
- LadyLyzar (All)
Sprites
Series | Egg | Hatchling | Mature Hatchling | Adult | Special |
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Ribbon Dancer
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LadyLyzar's Alt
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File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer egg.gif | File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer hatchi.gif | File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer mature hatchi.png | File:Spriter's Alt Ribbon Dancer adult.png | - |
Sprites No Longer In-Use
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Temporary Holiday Sprites | |||||
Halloween'12
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Old Dead Egg
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Egg Sequence
Stage 0 | Stage 1 | Stage 2 | Stage 3 | Stage 4 | Stage 5 | Dead |
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Encyclopedia Entry
There are no notes available for this breed. Check back later; new information will be added periodically.
Additional Information
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- Ribbon Dancers have very small reflective scales, which are nearly invisible unless viewing them up close. This contributes to their bright, nearly mirror-like luster. They are active only on clear moonlit nights, and are strictly herbrivores [sic]. Moonlight reflects off their bright scales and ribbons, which dazzles and confuses predators that would otherwise be attracted by their bright colors.
The "ribbons" trailing from their backs and tails are actually elongated hollow flaps of skin, covered with the same type of fine scales as the rest of their bodies. When the ribbons strike each other, they make a metallic tinkling sound similar to wind chimes.
Each Ribbon Dancer has a unique dance that she performs when she greets another Ribbon Dancer. This helps them identify each other. Large flocks of these dragons greeting one another is quite a sight to behold, due to their reflective bodies and jingling ribbons.
When a Ribbon Dancer moves into an area, she actively seeks out the lairs of other dragons and leaves behind a gift of some kind -- usually a gold object from her hoard -- as a peace offering. With the gift, she always leaves behind one of her "ribbons" so that the other dragons will know her scent.
Rarity
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