Foul Dromi is a bipedal AdaptiveAragami that possesses 3 heads that appear to cross between a dinosaur and a crocodile, having a black body and a whispy light blue hair the extends on its back. It is the Spark variant of the cold Dromi.
Foul Dromi uses quick slam attacks and spark like projectiles that can damage a whole team. It can also perform a double stomp that can damage its targets from both sides. Like its normal counterpart, Foul Dromi's heads appear to have been tied shut with a tape like rope that closes his 2 smaller heads.
When Foul Dromi devours, its middle and main head opens wide as it sprints towards a player at high speeds, if a player comes in contact with its mouth, it will enter burst state causing the tape on its smaller heads to turn into golden chains causing its moves to be enhanced.
The following information can also be found via descriptions of the Aragami found in the game's database.
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An Adaptive Aragami that possesses vast reserves of electric energy. Found inhabiting Restricted Ash Zones.
It can freely manipulate the electricity it generates, and it discharges it in huge bursts that turn wide swaths of land into smoldering wastelands. Unfortunately, study of these beasts has been hampered by the inherent difficulty of capturing one of these fearsome specimens.
-Summary of Activated Abilities/Devour Attacks Reports have said that its agility increases. Additionally, just like the Ashborn Dromi, it opens its mouth wide and charges its target in an attempt to devour them.
Foul Dromi is found in Assault Missions "Operation Sin" and "Operation Original Sin"
This Aragami's family name "Dromi" comes from one of the three fetters the gods prepared for Fenrir to test his strength in the Norse Mythology.
Foul Dromi is one of the two Adaptives that don't have a weakspot in their normal mode, the other Adaptive being Glacial Ra.
Foul Dromi is the only Adaptive whose defensive values change completely when in burst mode. Instead of just revealing it's core, all of it's body becomes significantly more armoured.
Out of all the Adaptives, Foul Dromi has the longest devour attack.
The Dromi family has the least variants compared to the other Ashborn families as of now, having 2 in total. The other Ashborns have 3 total variants.
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