Multo is a bad guy, why does he want to meet Word Paynn?
What color of draconium is he?
Green
or
Black
I though it was black cause they say he is the black marketer but then the light that comes form him is dark green.

I don't know. I would have to see the episode agains to get a closer look, Nobody has put it on youtube yet so i will just have to wait.

i think his color is black. and when did it say he wanted to meet word paynn?

When moordryd was in the race he told Multo to do something if he wan'ts to meet his dad i thought i heared it that way but i am not sure.
Does anyone know what moordryd's part of the deal was?

I guess it was that he could meet his dad, if what you said is true

Yep. From what I heard when I watched it, Malto wants to meet and perhaps do business with Word. And Moordryd is going to set up a meeting or something for Malto with his father as long as Malto helps him. Which makes sense, he's a blackmarket dealer and Word owns the largest gear company in da world. I bet he wanted to help Word with his conquest to destroy the world and get a reward or something from it.

His dragon looks black, but the mag stream looked kinda light green to me. Hybrid, I guess.

how is it a highbryd? if it was green wouldn't the dragon have some features of a green dragon besides the mag color. The body shape was like a black dragons right? :unsure:

multo is a bad guy, his draconium is green but like a little dark green, he is a bad guy beacuse he sold illegal elite gear to paynn to try and win the academy race

ovisly molto is a bad guy and I'm about 100% positive that his dragon is Black PSI reason 1: you dont' see many PSI looking Bull class dragon's ( and the only green dragons' you see green are bull
reason 2:ok maybe I dont ahv ea reason 2 but if you look verry closly ( i could be wrong about this) on his saddle there is a drgon eye mark I dont' know if I was the only one who noticed that but he's evil....
~Shearkin

I also notice it when I saw this episode, I take a screenshot--->Multo
At last he is part of the dragon eyes, I remember that in some episode Parmon say that the DE have dragons of many colors and sizes. So, for me his draconium is still a mysteriuos thing.

my guess is that it is green going with the mag-stream. i know that it is not a bull class dragon like the other greens but the mag-stream doesn't lie. Beau's mag-stream is gold and he isn't a red or blue dragon. so i think it is the same with Multo's

I saw a symbol of the Dragon Eyes on his saddle like Moordryd and Cain do. He could be an ex-member of the Dragon Eyes.
I say he has a light green dragon except it isn't like other light green dragons. Maybe he got it blackmarket too? After all, he can get the gear.
Did he go to Academy? But was kicked out after selling gear? He can do mag-claw and only Academy people can do that.

His dragon's probably a Light Green draconium dragon, we haven't seen any of those yet, so we don't know what they look like. They're Keeper's dragons, and it kinda figures with Multo being a bit of a scavenger himself.

He was probably a Dragon Eye crewmember under whoever came before Moordryd.

Actually here's a pic of a Light Green Draconium dragon. PICTURE

But like Liliwen said, it's probably a hybrid. And the idea of him being an ex Dragon Eye member is also very drac.

I was really impressed by Malto- thanks to him we not only saw another cool badguy but also a glimpse of something new in the Dragon City- the black market.

But if Malto was an ex Dragon Eye member, why would he still have the symbol on his saddle? Wouldn't either he or Moordryd have taken it off or something?

You've got a point there. Well, him being a member is just a random thought anyway... but maybe Malto used to be one when he was younger, maybe some people just grow up and leave their crews to start a normal life. Just look at the council of 12 leaders- most of them are still kids. Who knows... it's just that his dragon is shaped kinda like a psy-class dragon, what points to the Dragon Eye. Plus the guys is 'evil', another DE trait.

I agree with Liliwen I think his dragon is somehow a Hybrid.Black and Green

What's his dragon technically called then? A green psi-class dragon, or a black bull-class dragon? Or neither...?

Just because we've never seen green dragons of a class other than bull-class, dosn't mean they don't exsist. There's a scene (I'll try to find a pic) where Artha is talking and a green dragon walks past in the background that looks like a Magma-class.

even though Multo has a dragon eye symbol on his saddle his dragon is very bizzare looking it's got a bit of decepshun with green on him/her and he/she seems to mag light green draconium!

*sigh* Guys there is a very simple explanation for this: Class and bone color are not synonymus. Malto's dragon is obviously a Light Green Psi-class. 1) It's mag-stream is green, but yellowish, and pretty light. Thus, it must be a Light Green-bone dragon. 2) It very obviously looks like a Psi-class, not a Scavenger-class. Therefore it obviously has to be a Psi-class.



But, just to be on the safe side (and so everyone won't snap at me every time I say this) I will put it to the Magna Draconis next time he will answer questions. So that we will know once and for all.

I think it's a blend, actually. Mostly Light Green because of the mag colour, but partly Black from the shape. Considering Malto's job of dealing with Elite gear on the black market, the combination is pretty suitable--Light Green for invention and Black for deviousness and criminality. There's also that purple dragon in the Dragon Eyes, and other dragons are multicoloured or ambiguously shaped and probably part-breeds as well. How could Beau have been born if crossbreeds didn't exist? Armeggaddon also refers to Decepshun being a "pure" black dragon, presumably meaning that before she got hit by the pod she might have had some purple or red or whatever in her.

I agree with what you two said but...

Decepshun is now a pure black. So what SF said before, she must've had red or whatever in her before she mutated. But the Magna Draconis said every single dragon has some gold draconium in their bones. Decepshun is now a pure black. Does that totally obliverate the gold in her like it could've done to the red and whatever she had before? But this couldn't happen because she needs the gold to transform/evolve in the academy right? So she can't be a total pure if she has some gold draconium in her bones, right? Or is that gold gone?

And Malto's dragon is a hybrid. And Malto can use his mag energy, which means his dragon must be pretty pure, or Malto is just very skilled and can use his energy with some difficulty. But do you think there is such a thing as pure hybrids? Otherwise, if Malto isn't excessively skilled in handling mag energy, his dragon must be pretty pure in order to let Malto use his energy without extreme difficulty. How close to pure can a hybrid type of dragon get?

Mag-energy might have a lot to do with the skill of who's using it. Word drew from Decepshun before he knew she was a pure-breed, and he didn't seem to notice the difference. Perhaps that was because even though she's pure, she hasn't evolved to Elite class yet--therefore only a very small difference, from the perspective of someone as skilled as Word. Similarly, Malto's probably had a lot more training than Artha and Kitt.

But the difference between the possibilities "pure colour-other-than-gold", "pure gold", "legendary gold-and-black", "not so legendary gold-and-other-colour", or "not so legendary hybrid" isn't very clear at all. "Pure colour-other-than-gold" sounds like the most powerful possible example of that influence, "pure gold" was the originator and apparently Even Better considering it was put back after the war, and of course "legendary gold-and-black" is a particular, unique dragon. But going by that last, "gold-and-other-colour" would mean the best possible example of that colour--trumping "pure other-colour". How powerful hybrids can get isn't stated, but I'd presume that hybrids aren't more powerful even if not too much less with skill and training, since we don't know any of them and, well, it's a bit Sue even for the show.

Maybe "pure other-than-gold" really means "gold-and-other-colour". I think it's been said that all dragons have some gold in them, so I suppose that's a means of getting around it. Calling the specializations "pure other-than-gold" might have been an attempt to get away from gold without necessarily meaning that the people responsible were stupid enough to breed out the gold and leave themselves much less powerful.