How to Draw a Triple Stryke Easy
 Triple Stryke | |
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| Information | |
| Class | Strike Class |
| Appearance | |
| Features | Three tails that tie together to form one |
| Abilities | Unique venom in each stinger |
| Colors | Brownish-black with orange stripes and a yellow underbelly |
| Size | 16 |
| Habitat | Forests |
| Trainable | Yes |
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| Known Dragons | |
| Individuals | *Sleuther |
The Triple Stryke is a New Dragon that appears in Dragons: Race to the Edge.
Description
| " | Vicious. Aggressive. Belligerent. These are only three of the words that describe the Triple Stryke in battle and the incredible fury it unleashes with its trio of braided tails. Displaying an ornery disposition from the beginning of their lives, Triple Strykes make the ideal champions in underground combat arenas. With their barbed hides that deflect attacks, their intense fire blasts that blind opponents, and their tail triad that braids into a single powerful weapon, a Triple Stryke wins most bouts on intimidation alone. But victory sometimes breeds vanity and exploiting this overconfidence is often the only way to defeat a Triple Stryke in battle. A Triple Stryke's braided tail is a force to be reckoned with, but each tail produces a unique venom: A sting from the first tail numbs combatants, the second disorients them with mild hallucinogens, and the third creates an agonizing of burning in your very blood. | " |
| — Dragonpedia |
| " | This giant Strike Class Dragon's three tails can slash through its enemies or snake around its prey. When confronted by one, the best thing to do is turn tail and run! Beware of this Dragon, Vikings! Once it has you in its sights, it's nearly impossible to it shake off your tail. | " |
| — Dragons: Rise of Berk |
Behavior and Personality
Triple Strykes are merciless and formidable, stopping at no cost to destroy their opponents. Their sheer confidence and intimidating stature are enough to scare other dragons. With its incredible skills, these dragons are arrogant and sometimes over-confident, loving to flaunt its abilities. These dragons are vicious and relentless, as displayed when it continuously attacked Toothless, and attempted to kill a Dragon Hunter. They are also rather scrappy, willing to pick a fight with any other dragon.
These dragons, however, are quite misunderstood. While seemingly merciless, these dragons do repay their debts and are incredibly grateful. They will stop at no cost to express their gratitude and respect. This is shown when Sleuther was spared by Toothless. Instead of killing him, he stood up and cast a seemingly confused yet thankful look. When the Hunters broke in, he immediately prepared to defend Toothless, but when the latter told him not to kill a hunter, Sleuther obeyed with respect.
Abilities
Triple Tails
The Triple Stryke has triple tails, all three with stingers at the end and all that braid into one dangerous tail.
Stinging
On the tip of each of the Triple Stryke's three tails, there is a stinger, each one producing its own unique venom: The first numbs opponents, the second disorients them with mild hallucinogens, and the third creates the agonizing sensation of your blood burning. Triple Strykes use their tails as their primary source of attack and defense, as they prefer not to use their fire as much, as it requires a lot of energy.
Some Triple Stryke individuals, such as Thorntail, posses unique toxins in their stingers that overwhelm their victims with the scent of flowers.
Tail Whipping
The Triple Stryke's tails can also be used as a whip if they are not in a position for stinging. When the tails are combined, they can effectively whip or smack the Triple Stryke's opponents. The Triple Stryke can whip a total of three Vikings with its tails, each is powerful enough to smack a Viking. Unlike stinging, which is mainly used for attacks, tail whipping is mainly used for defense, as seen when Sleuther was defending Dagur and Shattermaster from the Dragon Hunters in "Shell Shocked, Part 2". But they can also be used for offense, as when Sleuther smacked Stormfly in the face.
Prehensile Tail
The Triple Stryke's tail is prehensile, which makes it able to wrap around objects and grasp them with one, or more of its tails. This can be used to hold dragons, Vikings, or other objects. If only one tail is used to grasp an enemy dragon, Viking, or its prey, it can then devour them or use its other two other tails to sting them.
Defensive Plates
Layered on top of its scales, the Triple Stryke is armored from its tail to its head (other than its belly) with barbed, defensive and strong plates which deflect attacks, such as things like spines and arrows. These plates also increase its endurance of attacks, such as things like slashes or fire blasts.
Appearances
Dragons: Race to the Edge
Season 3
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Main article: Sleuther
In "Stryke Out", a Triple Stryke was the champion of a Dragon Fighting arena owned by the Dragon Hunters. However, fans got tired of the Triple Stryke's constant quick wins and attendance began to drop. Ryker demanded that the manager find a way to make the fights entertaining again. It was rescued by Hiccup and Toothless later on, returning with them to Dragon's Edge
Trivia
- The official measurements given by DreamWorks Animation do not appear to be realistic when considering the relative sizes the viewer sees within the Franchise. Based on the Model Sheet for the Triple Stryke, this dragon should have a Wingspan of 29 feet and 9 inches.
- The Triple Stryke appears to be a combination of a scorpion, a wasp, and a bat.
- The Triple Stryke is the only dragon in which part of its name is the same as its dragon class, though off by one letter.
- The Triple Stryke's head is quite similar to that of a shark or a ceratopsian dinosaur.
- The Triple Stryke's ears and stripes on its back are very similar to Pikachu from the Pokémon franchise.
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Source: https://dreamworks-dragons.fandom.com/wiki/Triple_Stryke
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