Kite Dragon

Kite Dragon
Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg File:KiteDragonTwinAdult.png File:KiteDragonTwinJuvenile.png File:KiteDragonTwinBaby.png File:KiteDragonTwinEgg.png Adult Adult - Juvenile Juvenile - Baby Baby - Egg Egg		Available	Level 18
		Buy	175
		Sell	1,000,000
		EXP	200,000
		Breeding Times	22 H
		Breeding Times	17 H 36 M
		Incubation Time	22 H
		Elements
		Positive Boost
		Rarity Status	Rare

Habitats	Metal, Air, Lightning	Buy Pedestal	35
Quest	The Skies of Faridat	Sell Pedestal	1,000,000
Limited	EXPIRED	Pedestal Type	Metal

Primary Elements When Breeding		Possible Rift Traits

Game Description
Kite dragons get their name from both how they look as well as how they move. When the winds from the High Plains of Faridat are at their peak, the children of the area construct kites to look like dragons. One spring morning, much to the surprise of a then-young Wizard named Franklin Mozi, as their kites reached the highest heights, two soaring dragons joined the fun and began mimicking the flight pattern of the kites.

Breeding

The Kite Dragon can be bred by using any two dragons, in either order, containing the Metal, Air and Lightning elements at any Breeding Cave.

DragonCash per minute without boosts:

Lvl. 1	Lvl. 2	Lvl. 3	Lvl. 4	Lvl. 5	Lvl. 6	Lvl. 7	Lvl. 8	Lvl. 9	Lvl. 10
12	19	26	34	41	48	55	62	70	77
Lvl. 11	Lvl. 12	Lvl. 13	Lvl. 14	Lvl. 15	Lvl. 16	Lvl. 17	Lvl. 18	Lvl. 19	Lvl. 20
84	91	98	106	113	120	127	134	142	149

Boost Calculation Guide to use with the page linked above.


Bold = Bring 'Em Back Event Dates	Italics = Comeback Event Dates

Affiliated Decoration: None

Upon initial release the Kite Dragon had a breeding time of 2 hours and 48 minutes. The breeding time was then changed to 22 hours.
The Kite Dragon is the first limited dragon to only be categorized in the "All" section in the Dragonarium.
The Kite Dragon is the best dragoncash earner for the metal element dragons.

"Mozi" in the description is likely a reference to the 5th-century BC Chinese philosopher Mozi, who is claimed to invent the first kite.
"Franklin" in the description and the use of the lightning element in the breeding pair are both likely a reference to Benjamin Franklin, and his kite experiment in which he allegedly tied a key to a kite and flew it in a lightning storm.
- The release date is a possibly a reference to the Anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's 1752 Kite Experiment.
"...as their kites reached the highest heights...", mentioned in the description, may be a reference to the song "Let's Go Fly a Kite" from the film "Mary Poppins" which has the lyrics:

Oh, oh, oh! Let's go fly a kite
Up to the highest height!
Let's go fly a kite and send it soaring

"...two soaring dragons joined the fun and began mimicking the flight pattern of the kites", mentioned in the description, may be a reference to the kite type known as "dragon kites" which are designed to mimic the appearance of a dragon.
The goal completion text "Can you feel the wind beneath my wings?" is likely a reference to the song " Wind Beneath My Wings" which has the following lyrics in its chorus:

I could fly higher than an eagle
For you are the wind beneath my wings