Chaotic Dragon

The Chaotic Dragon is a minion summoned by Ivlet. It is first seen in a cutscene in which Ivlet summons it after the player seals the whirlwinds in Lonesome Park. After Theophilus and Bartholomew create the Magic Shield, the two brothers and the player will enter the Dimensional Rift and confront Ivlet. who sends the Chaotic Dragon to fight the player. 
== Battle ==
The arena has magic shields placed in a ring around the center of the arena, with four additional shields by the pillars at the edges of the arena, and one in the very center. Several glowing white rocks are around the arena, which the player can use to damage the dragon. Throwing a rock at the dragon will deal 1 damage and stun it temporarily. It has 3 health, which is represented by pink hearts that are flipped upside-down. The dragon must recover from being stunned before it can be damaged again. However, it recovers before it resumes his default behavior, allowing the player to defeat it in one "cycle" if they have good timing. A natural time to hit the dragon is after baiting an attack, waiting until it recovers at the edge of the arena, but the player can hit the dragon when it is flying normally, which is helped by the homing property of thrown rocks. 
By default, the Chaotic Dragon will fly around in a small circle in a Safe state, similar to a Vulture or Egret. However, it changes its patrol area in response to the player's position. If they are in a magic shield besides the innermost central shield, his loop will take place in between the player's current shield and the center of the arena. The loop will be positioned such that one could draw a straight line connecting the center of the player's shield, the center of its patrol circle, and the center of the arena. If the player is in the centermost magic shield, his patrol loop will surround the player. Unless the camera is angled almost directly at the Chaotic Dragon, an arrow will flash on screen to guide the player how to turn their camera to see it.
Magic shields function almost identically to tall grass, allowing players to crouch and crawl with all the standard benefits and limitations. While the player is crouching inside them, the Chaotic Dragon cannot notice them or start an attack. However, if the player cancels the crouch by moving far enough away or by barking, the Chaotic Dragon will notice them, and magic shields won't protect the player from an attack that has already begun. Note that the protective area of magic shields are less generous than those of normal tall grass and shrubs. It is possible to remain crouched and hidden while having a small portion of the player's body outside the visual effect, but even this small extension is not guaranteed, and exposing any more of the player's body than their head length is almost certain to cancel the crouch.
Whenever the player is not crouching, the Chaotic Dragon will immediately notice them, no matter where the two are positioned. It will react and rear up for a couple seconds before quickly flying near the player. Once it is about its body lengthy away from the player, it will immediately turn Angry and begin its attack. It swoops down in a straight line in the direction of the player to the edge of the arena, dealing 1 damage. The attack is very large, stretching about to the edge of the dragon's wings, and can push the player outside of a magic shield, so they should be careful to not get caught off guard. After attacking, the dragon will take a few seconds to recover and fly to the center of the arena (if the player is not in a magic shield) or to its appropriate patrol location (if the player is). Only after this can it turn towards a player outside a magic shield and attack again.
If the Chaotic Dragon has noticed the player but is not turned enough towards them, it will take a couple seconds to turn itself towards them. This delay, and it attacking where the player was when it entered an Angry state, make running in large circles very effective for avoiding attacks. Also, the player is completely free to open their inventory and use healing items during the fight.
The Chaotic Dragon and Ivlet share the same boss music in their fights, but the Chaotic Dragon uses Lonesome Park's music upon its defeat, where it fades into nothingness.
Category:Enemies