Dragonpedia[]
"Cutiepatoo are immensely affectionate and cherished dragons among trainers. These dragons never seem to run out of appreciation for those around them and love to bring sweet treats to anyone who shows them kindness. In many cultures, Cutiepatoo are symbols of longevity and affection. The arrows they shoot from their tails are even said to have the power to make those struck by them fall in love."
Age States[]
Mutations[]
The five possible mutations for this species are as follows:
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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| Floating Head Wool | Floating Heart | Lovestruck Arrow | Floating Tail Wool | Heart Tendrils |
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Obtainability[]
The Cutiepatoo can be hatched from the following egg(s):
The Cutiepatoo has a 1% chance of hatching from the Sakura Egg.
With the Lucky Egg gamepass, the Cutiepatoo has a 2% chance of hatching.
The other dragons exclusive to the Sakura Egg are the:
- Tarotta, with a 72% chance of hatching.
- Fayrah, with a 25% chance of hatching.
- Desygual, with a 2% chance of hatching.
The minimum starting bid is 
25,000 Coins.
The auto buy has the same limit.
The Cutiepatoo is able to be traded.
The Cutiepatoo can be obtained via other method(s):
The player can earn a Cutiepatoo from the tier 10 reward of the Event Pass during the Valentines Event 2025.
It requires 2,400 points to unlock the Cutiepatoo. The Cutiepatoo will come with its default colors (White-Fruit-Peony) and will be age 34 when claimed.Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The name of the Cutiepatoo is based off of the phrase "cutie patootie."
- When the Cutiepatoo was submitted as a concept, it was paired with an opposite version of itself called the Ootapeituc.[1] However, due to only the Cutiepatoo being picked to be added to the game, the Ootapeituc went unused.
- The Ootapeituc's name is "Cutiepatoo" backwards.
- When it released, it did not appear in the Dragonpedia. A fix to this issue was published to new servers a few hours later.[2]
References[]
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