These scales are heavy and so resilient, they are considered bullet-resistant. Coupled with their large size, high tolerance to pain, and extreme ferocity, and you get a creature that makes for a good stereotype for "dangerous creature". Most adventurers are advised to ''avoid'' dragons, and should they be unlucky enough to see one, the best course of action is to ''flee''. Only the best-prepared and bravest (or most foolish) should attempt to engage these creatures in combat.
The ''aquagon'' (or ''blue dragon'') is one of the seven adult dragon forms that a [[baby dragon]] can grow up into becoming. Aquagons are water elementals, with the ability to spit ''scaldingblasts''; high-volume and high-pressure jets of nearly-boiling water. They can also spit ''mist balls'', in a manner similar to the [[Gavodborz]], though the Aquagon's mist balls are watermelon-sized and generate more mist, which in turn lasts longer. Their blue scales have an interesting water-absorbing property, which keeps the outside of their body relatively dry. Biologists have theorized that aquagon scales have developed this property as a form of defense against electrical hazards.
All adult dragon forms have an average height of 6 feet 5 inches when standing on all four legs, an average length of 8 feet from snout to tail, and an average weight of 3000 pounds, or about 1.36 metric tons.