Characters
All the main characters, good or evil, ride dragon mounts into battle, but have the ability to fly short distances themselves. The Dragonators make use of a technology whereby dragonfly-like wings (known as "Exo-wings") emerge from the back-plate of their constantly worn armor; whereas Dreadwing and his minions the Dramen literally 'sprout' aliped wings from their shoulders. Both types of wing vanish after the battle scene is finished. The Dragonators' chief weapon is the "Wind Jammer", a wrist-mounted weapon that fires blue energy bolts; whereas Dreadwing and his minions wield glove-like cannons which launch balls or streams of lava. All the protagonists have a name associated with a word that suggests height or elevation.
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