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rdfs:label
  • Bright Pink Dragon
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  • Bright Pinks were discontinued as cave drops in April of 2009, and the dragon experienced a surge in demand as they became less common and replaced with the current Pink Dragon. They could be acquired through breeding for an additional three months, although the success rate slowly lowered as they were phased out and retired altogether in August of 2009. This was the first case of a non-event dragon being retired from the cave. When sorted by Breed, they were listed as "Bright Pink" between Pillow Dragons and Pink Dragons.
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Morph
  • Western Dragons
Egg
  • Bright Pink egg.gif
Rarity
  • None - Discontinued
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descr
  • It's bright. And pink.
Element
  • Neutral
Habitat
  • No Habitat
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  • Discontinued
Color
  • Pink
Nicknames
  • Old Pink
Release
  • 2007-06-02
Artist
  • Dovealove
  • Silvanon
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  • Bright Pinks were discontinued as cave drops in April of 2009, and the dragon experienced a surge in demand as they became less common and replaced with the current Pink Dragon. They could be acquired through breeding for an additional three months, although the success rate slowly lowered as they were phased out and retired altogether in August of 2009. This was the first case of a non-event dragon being retired from the cave. Bright Pinks used to only breed Pink eggs after being discontinued, or the egg of their partner's breed; as Aria dragons, they can produce eggs of their own kind again, however will still breed Pink eggs on the rare occasion. The hatchlings of Bright Pinks were also the same base hatchling sprite currently used for the Red, and Dark Green dragons, and previously used for the Holly Dragons, differing in color alone. When sorted by Breed, they were listed as "Bright Pink" between Pillow Dragons and Pink Dragons.