Dragons have a rich and diverse background that has developed through myths and legends in many cultures around the world.
Though descriptions of their appearance and nature vary by location, dragons are generally believed to be large lizard- or serpent-like creatures.[1]
Experts have speculated that dragons are often inspired by real-life animals, such as dinosaur fossils, crocodiles, and whales.[2]
Today, stories of dragons have evolved into popular movie and video game characters, with purple dragons often being one of the rarest.
One of the most exciting things about receiving a purple dragon toy or joining a new gaming adventure as a purple dragon is giving it a name.
Whether it’s for a plushie, a fierce figurine, or you’re looking to name a video game character, we have the list of purple dragon names below.
You can also scroll past the list to find helpful tips for creating your own ideas.
Amethyst Fires
Iris Starblazer
Twilight Talons
Lavender Shadows
Lavender Lightstorm
Flames of Indigo
Violet Angel
Dawnfire
Heather Winds
Wisteria Whirlwind
Spyro
Lilacwing
Orchideous
Lavender Draconi
Malefor
Indigo Wishes
Dahlia Duskfire
Purple Terror
Aster Ashflame
Periwinkle Pyre
Hibiscus Heat
Plum Puff
Periwinkle Wyvern
Magenta Guardian
Iris Ember
Mulberry Magma
Berry Blast
Ultra Violet
Hyacinth Mist
Lavender Gusts
Fuschia Fiend
Grapes of Wrath
Snapdragon Sizzle
Horned Heliotrope
Wisteria the Mysterious
The Mauve Marauder
Violaceous Legend
Pansy Pendragon
Crocus Combustion
Orchid Inferno
Indigo Incinerator
The Indigo Serpent
Hyacinth Haze
Grape Glare
Jam Jellyflame
Elderberry Ember
Sunset Phantom
Burgundy
Zinnia Zephyrflame
Carmine Raptor
Lilac Wisp
Roselle Radiance
Lupine Lava
How to Create Your Own Purple Dragon Name
Creating a dragon name can be a fun and creative process! Let your creativity soar, and use whatever method works best for you.
Keep these tips in mind when creating your own unique and imaginative purple dragon name:
- Decide on or identify the dragon’s personality. Think about your purple dragon’s personality traits and characteristics. Is it strong and powerful? Wise and elderly? A total jokester? Once you understand its nature, you can create a name to match.
- Take inspiration from its physical appearance. Consider using descriptive words in your dragon’s name. For example, if your dragon has shimmery scales, you might use “Iridesca” or “Glimmer” as part of its name.
- Take inspiration from foreign languages. Look up relevant words (like “dragon,” “fire-breathing,” and “purple”) in ancient or foreign languages to find ideas for interesting names that aren’t as commonly used. For example, “purple” is translated to “Murasaki” in Japanese, and “Ice Dragon” translates in Danish to “Isdrage.”