King Sombra pet dragon facts

Catastrophic Quaken

Official Description"The Catastrophic Quaken can smash into the ground and create huge shockwaves that can knock dragons out air.
As a Boulder Class dragon, the Catastrophic Quaken is literally what it eats — as it enjoys the consumption of rocks. This dietary preference is the cause for its tendency to reside in rocky terrain where it can roam afoot and pick up sustenance as it travels. Strong and hulking, this dragon relies on its size as the ultimate defense mechanism. When threatened, its immediate reaction is to enter protective mode and roll into a ball like a giant armadillo. Once secured into this position, it quickly takes the offense, smashing into the ground to create huge shockwaves they will knock dragons down whether they are on land or airborne. A lack of human interaction has made these dragons cautionary over time, but since and the have introduced them to they are slowly becoming less stony and more caring." — "Catastrophic Quakens are known for their cruel attitudes. They don't let anyone get in their way, and they'll go out of their way to wreak havoc on their target.
Catastrophic Quakens eat more rocks than any other in their class! They also have a nasty habit of spitting up digested rocks at attackers in the form of hot lava! 
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Strong, territorial, and incredibly loyal, this Boulder Class dragon has it all with the wonders of a symbiotic relationship with the . We all know how protective it is to its healer last time, but did any of you expect the reverse to happen between these best of winged friends? certainly didn't, until she had to go looking for popular healer yet again.
Just as Astrid and were heading to Hiccup and the rest of the motley crew, they almost crashed right into the Prickleboggle! Understanding that it needed to guide them elsewhere, they quickly followed the Prickleboggle to , where they found the Quaken making a mess of the rocky terrain in an attempt to protect its nest from a band of dragon hunters.
After they made short work of those thieving , it took a bit of coaxing to get the Quaken and its eggs back in the safety of Dragon's Edge. Thinking that it's always better to work in numbers, though, Astrid felt that they need help again in enlisting like you to be caretakers of this stubborn dragon's eggs. Are you up to the task? Stop by while the sale lasts!" — Physical Appearance

In , the egg is a regular oval-shaped egg. It has layers of greyish brown and tan stripes on it and grey spots all over it.

In , however, a Catastrophic Quaken's egg is brown and whitish tan, the same colors as an adult Catastrophic Quaken. It also has several spikes on its shell similar to an adult's. There also seems to be yellow oozing smoke coming out of it, a little-added touch. The globular patterns splashed across the egg's face seem to resemble those of the Quaken's underwings. It is also coated in round black spots, just like the dragon itself. In addition to this, the egg is a more rounded shape than they regular oval.

to Adult

As one of the biggest dragons to appear in the series, the Catastrophic Quaken has a somewhat stubby body, stocky build and short stature, with rather small wings. This dragon also has dark gray, bumpy skin, akin to that of the and the . It is covered with spikes all over. The Catastrophic Quaken's head, body, and tail are covered in short spikes. Its lower jaw can split in two, with a tongue on each jaw. They are larger than most other dragons in the Boulder class, including the Gronckle, but smaller than a fully grown .

Titan Wing Catastrophic Quakens in Dragons: Rise of Berk have a dark purple hide with longer spikes concentrated around their tail, neck, and snout. They are much larger than their adult counterparts and have bigger and sharper spikes.

Abilities"Catastrophic Quakens eat more rocks than any other in their class! They also have a nasty habit of spitting up digested rocks at attackers in the form of hot lava!" — Dragons: Rise of Berk Battle Text