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* In ''Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light'', ''Mystery of the Emblem'', and some supplementary material, the dragon races were also given clan names which are derived from mythical reptiles: the fire dragons were called the '''Salamander''' (Japanese: {{hl|サラマンダー|Saramandā}}),<ref name="tribes">{{Cite|しんりゅうぞく　ナーガ<br>

かりゅうぞく　サラマンダー|[[Malledus]]|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}}</ref> mage dragons were called the '''Basilisk''' (Japanese: {{hl|バジリスク|Bashirisuku}}),<ref name="tribes"/><ref>{{Cite|Haha... You came back just to die? I'm the most powerful servant of Medeus: Morzas of the Basilisk.|[[Morzas]]|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}}</ref> and the divine dragons were called the '''Naga''' (Japanese: {{hl|ナーガ|Nāga}}).<ref name="tribes"/><ref>{{Cite|You there. Have you come across a young girl, one by the name of Tiki? She must be found, boy! Tiki is the last of the Naga, the divine-dragon clan. Without her powers, we cannot challenge the Manaketes who serve Medeus…|[[Bantu]]|Shadow Dragon}}</ref> The references to all but the Naga tribe were removed in ''Mystery of the Emblem'' and ''Shadow Dragon'', and all the dragon types introduced in ''Mystery of the Emblem'' and later, as well as the earth dragons, lack clan names in this style. However, unused and supplementary material say the earth tribe is known as the Gaia. Notably, [[God#Minor gods|Salamander]] and [[Naga]] are names of the gods of the fire and divine dragons, respectively, although the reference to Salamander was removed in the DS remake.