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"The Aranga is a magnificent dragon from the Easter world. These wild beasts are an extremely rare sight, as they are only able to be domesticated during the Spring season, and their nests are extremely hard to find. Arangas have very poor breath, but with their super strong jaws their bite makes up for it. With their powerful back legs, they are able to quickly maneuver at a fast pace. They are still able to fly thanks to their levitating eggs, which contains all their power, but not quite as fast as other dragons due to their heavy build. Adding onto this, they have very poor defense, making them easy to defeat in battle. On the other hand they make up for this with their excellent health! With all of this in mind, arangas are kind & gentle creatures when not aggravated."
Age States[]
Mutations[]
The five possible mutations for this species are as follows:
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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| Crescent Horn | Extra Ears | Neck Feathers | Belly & Heel Spikes | Back Spikes |
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Obtainability[]
The Aranga can be hatched from the following egg(s):
The Aranga had a 4% chance of hatching from the Easter Egg 2020.
It had a hard cap of two per account and between 6,000-11,000 were obtained.
With the Lucky Egg gamepass, the Aranga had an 8% chance of hatching.
On April 17th, the Aranga's cap was reached, and no more Arangas could be hatched from the Easter Egg 2020.
On April 27th, the Aranga's hatch chance was raised to 15%, or 30% if the player owned the Lucky Egg gamepass, and 1,000 more Arangas were put into the Easter Egg 2020.
The other dragon exclusive to the Easter Egg 2020 is the:
- Skyrix, which had a 96% chance of hatching. During Part Two, it had an 85% chance of hatching.
The Aranga had a 1% chance of hatching from the Easter Egg 2021.
A max of one Aranga could be hatched per day per player.
With the Lucky Egg gamepass, the Aranga had a 1.98% chance of hatching.
The Aranga's hatch chance could be raised roughly by 1% each day if the player collected Easter Eggs.
The other dragon exclusive to the Easter Egg 2021 is the:
- Skyrix, which had a 99% chance of hatching.
The Aranga has a 1% chance of hatching from the Easter Egg 2022.
With the Lucky Egg gamepass, the Aranga has a 2% chance of hatching.
The other dragons exclusive to the Easter Egg 2022 are the:
The Aranga has a 1% chance of hatching from the Easter Egg 2023.
With the Lucky Egg gamepass, the Aranga has a 2% chance of hatching.
The other dragons exclusive to the Easter Egg 2023 are the:
- Skyrix, with an 83% chance of hatching.
- Ayatrice, with a 10% chance of hatching.
- Falugeis, with a 6% chance of hatching.
- Verscervus, which appears as [LOCKED].
The Aranga has a 10% chance of hatching from the Aranga Egg.
The Lucky Egg gamepass does not affect the Aranga's hatch chance.
The other dragon exclusive to the Aranga Egg is the:
- Ancient Aranga, with a 90% chance of hatching.
The Aranga is able to be bred only with other Arangas. It has a 1-day breeding cooldown and a 
75,000 Coin breeding fee.
In addition, the female parent of the offspring will become Soul Bound and thus be unable to be auctioned, bred, or traded.
The same rules apply to Co-Hatching, however both players' parent Arangas will become Soul Bound.
The minimum starting bid is 75,000 Coins.
The auto buy has the same limit.
The Aranga is able to be traded.
The Aranga could be obtained via other method(s):
The Aranga was one of the possible rewards from the 2022 Easter Wheel.
It was classified as Legendary.
The Aranga was one of the possible rewards from the 2023 Easter Wheel.
It was classified as Legendary.Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Modeled by Erythia.
- Animated by Erythia.
- The Aranga was based off of rabbits and the Easter Bunny.[1]
- The Aranga was submitted with the full name of "Hararei Aranga", meaning "Easter Holiday", in Māori.[1]
- The Aranga's name translates to "Easter" in Māori.
- The Aranga's model differs from its concept art in the following ways:
- The concept art does not have fangs.
- The concept art exhibits additional flecks on its neck fur and body.
- The concept art does not have claws on its digits.
- The concept art only has spikes on the front of its shoulders, unlike the model's which extend further back.
- The model has a much longer tail compared to the short bunny tail the concept art features.
- The model's tail feathers are thicker and showcase the primary color and material regions.
- The model has an Extra Ears mutation, a floating egg in between its Crescent Horn, and its belly spikes and heel spikes are fused mutations, unlike the concept art's submission which listed them separately.[1]
- The Aranga naturally has the Sand material which is colored permanent white, which is present at the end of its neck and tail fur, the ends of its feathers, the flecks on its hide and tail, its digits, its lower jaw, underneath its eyes, above its nose, its floating eggs, and its Crescent Horn.
- The Aranga naturally emits a glowing aura from its tail feathers and the floating eggs on its back.
- The Aranga, Hexalios, and the Solarizon are the only event dragons to have had caps during their original release.
- The Aranga was made breedable on February 16th, 2024, alongside the Amoonita, Desygual, Dysuva, Hielochiim, Hoarusn, Phocaphan, Scrawei, Verscervus, Viridik, and the Xerthos with Wave 2 of the breedable Soul Bound dragons.[2]
- The Aranga was shown to have received a "remodel" in the Week 3 icon of the Easter Event 2024 before the community goal was met.[3]
- The Aranga glyphs located in the ninth puzzle room, on the fourteenth puzzle door, and in the fourteenth puzzle room also somewhat teased the possibility of another Aranga.
- Prior to April 25th, 2025, the Aranga Egg would hatch the Aranga with a 100% chance, however the egg was updated with Week Three of the Easter Event 2025 and now hatches the Ancient Aranga instead.
- On May 2nd, with Week Four's release, the Aranga was put back into the Aranga Egg.
References[]
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