Terms
- Tribe
- In the world of Dragon Knights, there are 4 Tribes: Dragon, Yōkai, Spirit, and Humans.
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- Dragon: If not referred by the term "Duel Dragon" or "Elemental Dragon", this is most likely a member of the Dragon Tribe.
- Youkai (Yōkai): Simply put, a demon. It is interesting to mention that while Tokyopop translates this as Yokai, a direct translation from the Japanese gives you Yōkai or Youkai instead. It is also argued that a Yōkai, in Japanese, refers specifically to sentient demons, those of a higher rank.
- Spirit Tribe (Elves): Elves, which also includes Water Lights and Faeries, can use healing magic and the power of virtue.
- Human: Self-explanatory. Humans possess no magic.
- Alchemist
- The one who creates souls of demons. Kharl is the only alchemist, or Renkin Wizard, in Dragon Knights. Also known as the "One-Winged Angel".
- Dragon Tribe
- The Dragon Clan, led by the Dragon Lord Lykouleon and Lady Raseleane, is basically the head of Dusis, a sort of a government.
- Nadil's Army
- The demons who fight for Nadil. Refer to "Nadil's Army" section above.
- Duel Dragons/Elemental Dragons
- Fire, Earth, Water, Wind, and Light, these dragons aid the Dragon Knights and can use their own elemental powers.
- Water Lights
- Small, flying faeries who are usually pictured as glowing balls. They are a part of the Spirit Tribe.
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