Boss #06 Dragora the Archer (Unlikely Heroes)

-Dragora the Archer's introduction.

Name: Dragora the Archer

Full Title: 6th of the Star Generals

Height: 42'00"

Age: 4.2 Trillion

Gender: Female

Species: Centaurus Type Dragora

Role: Antagonist/6th Boss/Hero Killer

Ultimorian Scale 9/10

Information:

By complete surprise, Grandis's guess that Dragora was behind all of the plans against himself, Jeff, and Red was correct after all. But there was a twist; This Dragora was NOT the leader of whoever was after them in this strange universe, and was put a mere common pawn in the greater plans against the trio of unlikely heroes. Dragora the Archer is the first of the Star Generals to have ever existed, and it definitely shows that Archer is the most powerful of them to be encountered at this point. Dragora the Archer, at first, simply decides to refuse to fight Grandis, Jeff, and Red, but then the latter remarks how he's always despised the Dragoras because several of his own incarnations have been destroyed completely because of a Dragora's interference, and Red goes berserk and attacks Dragora out of spite. With the immediate back up from Grandis and Jeff, Grandis quickly forms a plan to block all of Dragora's attacks from the front with his massive shields, while Red attacked Dragora from behind, and when the signal came from Grandis, Jeff would leap onto Dragora's chest and take out her Ultima Gem. The plan succeeds, and with the gem destroyed, Red finishes off Dragora the Archer... However, something is not quite right. Grandis had never anticipated his plan to actually work, so he knew something was going wrong here.

He was right. Dragora the Archer's spirit soon appears above them, and fires a direct hit at the lifeforces of Grandis, Jeff, and Red, sending them into a limbo-like state as Dragora fades out of existence with a victorious, evil laugh, all the while the trio of unlikely heroes are completely immobilized, their journey coming to a complete halt until the three of them can awaken from their paralysis, each of the three having to undergo a trio to regain access to their movements. Until this, the trio are but lifeless corpses, completely incapable of action yet all very much alive, to where all three of their screams go completely unheard from the psychological torture that Dragora the Archer's last gambit has dealt to their bodies with it's attack.

Design Notes:

-Dragora the Archer was an older design for a Dragora I've had for a while, and it's based specifically off of Sagittarius, which is a Centaur-like being that specializes in Archery. This design is the first chronological use of the Centaurus Template that a Dragora's appearance can take hold of, in which they have two arms, four legs, and two wings.

-Dragora the Archer is the most successful in nearly offing each of the unlikely heroes, and the most competent villain in the story with how it easily dupes Grandis, Jeff, and Red into a stat of paralysis after it's own physical body was destroyed on purpose.

-Dragora the Archer, like most Dragoras, has it's central weakspot located as it's Ultima Gem on the chest. However, Dragora the Archer knows very well an easy plan that'll ultimately allow it to win against the trio, and so allows them to strike it's weakpoint just so it can lure them into a false sense of security and then finish them off afterwards.

-Like Libraker, Dragora the Archer is the only Star General to be a higher Ultimorian Scale than 8/10, in this case, Dragora the Archer is 9/10 on the Ultimorian Scale.

-Dragora the Archer is the only one of the Star Generals to have the Ultimorian Insignia as it's irises, rather than as a mark on it's body. Technically speaking, Libraker also shares this distinction.

-Dragora the Archer's Ultima Gem is shaped after the Letter A, which represents her title as The Archer of the Dragoras.

-The decision to make Dragora the Archer a Female was due to the fact her concept designs already had her as a female Dragora.

-She is the Oddball Zone's Native Dragora incarnation, if it wasn't obvious. However, she is but a pawn to a greater being than herself.

-Whenever a creature/character of mine has the title of Hero Killer, they are immediately regarded as high threat. However, it should be noted that Dragora the Archer is the ONLY Dragora Incarnation to have ever achieved this title, a feat that even Dragoramon has failed to accomplish by comparison. When a character gets the title of Hero Killer, they usually fake their own demises in their initial encounter, only to completely wreck the heroes after they gain a false sense of security, be it by killing them off, or by sending them to a fate worse than death itself. Even if they manage to survive this encounter, the villain maintains their title of Hero Killer for these reasons alone, since they have successfully slain a hero.