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==Evaluation==
Fruit dragons are all cut from the same, adorable cloth.

Stat-wise they are not really outstanding, with a decent amount of HP and low/average ATK and RCV.

Their Leader Skill is a 2x HP and RCV multiplier for their own color (same as the Archangel Series and the Snow Globe Dragons), allowing the formation of mono-color attrition teams around them, while their Active Skill is a heartmaker that changes orbs of their weak color to into Hearts and also instantly recover 3000 HP, skillable to a decent 8 turn CD using [[Hello Kitty Collab]] drops.

What makes them truly outstanding however is their insane number of Awakened Skills, a whopping 9(!) to be exact. They all have two damage reductions for their own color (ex: {{AwokenSkill05|20}}), two {{AwokenSkill21|20}}s and two row enhances (ex: {{AwokenSkill23|20}}), with three orb enhancers to boot (two in the case of {{1082|MINN}} and {{1084|MINN}}, where one of them is replaced by an {{AwokenSkill09|20}} and {{AwokenSkill19|20}}, respectively.)

This means that, once fully awoken, they can provide a lot of boost to mono-color teams, and their heartmaking skill can be useful on a number of teams either for emergency recovery or to use in combination with hearth-breakers for spike damage.

==For New Players==
They are not ideal starters, as while they can make you nigh-unkillable early on (similarly to the Archangels) and can easily get you through the first handful of Normal dungeons to see if you can pull something more solid, they require a LOT of {{797|MINN}}s to bring out their full potential and their leader skill is not suited for late-game and Descended dungeons, meaning that you '''will''' need another leader eventually.

However, note that this all only applies to their evolved forms. If you pull one of them unevolved as a starter, reroll and never look back.

==Background==
They are dragons that are also fruits. What else is there to say?