It even came out unscathed from having multiple large rocks fall on it as a result of Hookfang firing at the cavern ceiling above. The endurance of the Cavern Crasher is proven from its body that is able to take many attacks simultaneously from multiple dragons, even without its protective mucus. The yellow stripes are replaced with luminous light blue, lilac and teal hints. Titan Wing Cavern Crashers in Dragons: Rise of Berk look similar to their younger counterparts, but have glowing crystal-like spikes on their backs. The Cavern Crasher's tail is flat and rounded.
Its glistening hide has an overall "slimy" appearance. It has multiple bumps and craters on their back that secrete slime. They also have a hooked beak-liked mandible on their upper jaw, prominent tusks on its lower jaw and a thick, rounded tail. Cavern Crashers have yellow stripes that swathe across their eyes and similar bands around their limbs. The Cavern Crasher is a black, wingless dragon resembling a cross between a large salamander, a Gila monster, and a shell-less turtle. The egg is luminous green in School of Dragons with the signature mountain-like taper on the top. They are red with black stripes and are covered in mucus, possibly by their parents as a form of protection. With their flammable ooze and collapsible skeleton, the Cavern Crasher will push any rival Dragon out of their home and take it over.Ĭavern Crasher eggs look like rocks, though they taper towards the top.
But the Cavern Crasher's most dangerous feature, by far, is its ability to excrete and eject slick mucus from the bulbous ducts on its back and then set it ablaze!
With its reinforced beak and claws, this dragon climbs rock walls and hangs upside-down from stalactites. Single-minded and voracious, the Cavern Crasher may lack wings, but its body has adapted to survive beneath the earth. The Cavern Crasher flings flammable mucus and scurries across underground catacombs in search of its favorite food: Firecomb!
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