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Jajara

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Jajara
Jajara LOM artwork.webp
Legend of Mana artwork
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Legend of Mana artwork
First appearance Legend of Mana (1999)
Latest appearance Legend of Mana remaster (2021)
Japanese name ジャジャラ
Jyajyara
Jajara
Title(s) The Bone Dragon
Guardian of the Earth
Dragon of Knowledge
Homeland The Bone Fortress
Role Antagonist
Gender Male
Species Dragon
Counterpart(s) Zombie Dragon

Jajara is a major antagonist in Legend of Mana and recurring characters in the Mana series.

Background

Jajara, the Bone Dragon, resides in the Bone Fortress where he presides over an army of Skeletal Soldiers. He is the oldest of the four great dragons of Fa'Diel, along with Akravator, Drakonis, and Vadise. He is also a member of the three Dragons of Knowledge, along with Akravator and Vadise. It is said he can influence the soil around him.

History

Legend of Mana

Appearances
Arc Quest Role
Dragoon Arc The Ghost of Nemesis Major antagonist
Dragoon Arc The Crimson Dragon Minor supportive

The second Dragon of Knowledge is first seen during The Ghost of Nemesis quest inside the Throne of Corpses deep within the Bone Fortress. Like his brother Akravator, he calls out Drakonis's selfish craving for Mana by deriding it as foolish. He is slain by Larc and the protagonist, who retrieve his Mana Stone as requested by Drakonis. He is resurrected at the end of The Crimson Dragon quest alongside Akravator.

Circle of Mana

Echoes of Mana

General information

Physical appearance

Personality

Profile and statistics

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Jajara.
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