From Neopet Magazine Issue 24.
When dangerous and cute go hand in hand
Darigan Hasee
Unlike their lighthearted and harmless brethren, Dargian Hasees are considered quite dangerous. Their insatiable desire for doughnutfruit is replaced by a disturbing need to try to eat anything smaller than themselve. Not recommended for young Neopets.
Darigan Babaa
No longer a Petpet that is scared witless by anything and everything, the Darigan babaa is known to be as ruthless and cunning as they come. If treated with respect they will respond in kind, but if treated badly ... well, don't be surprised if one tries to "accidental" run in front of you and trip your down the stairs.
Darigan Vacana
The Darigan Vacana has the same, erm, mental vacuity that the rest of its species is known for. Of course, their habit of running headlong into things when excited can be a bit more problematic when you take their incredibly sharp horn into consideration.
Darigan Minitheus
The intense magical powers of the Minitheus take a rather sinister turn when one is turned Darigan. Their loyal and noble attributes diminish as they become crazed with their own power. Only extremely powerful Neopets should dare own such a Petpet.
Darigan Snuffly
Even in their Darigan form these Petpets are known for the same snuffling sounds as their more commonly coloured relations. Of course, the snuffles of this Petpet often send a chill up the spine of anyone within earshot, since it's a clear indicator to all that the Darigan Snuffly is on the hunt.
Darigan Carmariller
Generally considered one of the least harmful Darigan Petpets, the Darigan Carmariller can be given safely to younger Neopets. Just make sure they get enough attention. After all, you wouldn't want them to become jealous of their younger owner. That would be bad.
Darigan Quetzal
The black and red pattern on the back of a Darigan Quetzal sends a clear signal to anyone in the vicinity - "I'm dangerous." Owners (or even the fact that these Darigan Petpets are highly venomous and should not be handled without training.
Darigan Hippalop
Though deceptively slow-moving on land, the Darigan Hippalop has a very quick and powerful bite, and should not be petted without first asking the owner for permission. known for being fiercely loyal to their owners, they are often used to guard Neohomes.
When dangerous and cute go hand in hand
Darigan Hasee
Unlike their lighthearted and harmless brethren, Dargian Hasees are considered quite dangerous. Their insatiable desire for doughnutfruit is replaced by a disturbing need to try to eat anything smaller than themselve. Not recommended for young Neopets.
Darigan Babaa
No longer a Petpet that is scared witless by anything and everything, the Darigan babaa is known to be as ruthless and cunning as they come. If treated with respect they will respond in kind, but if treated badly ... well, don't be surprised if one tries to "accidental" run in front of you and trip your down the stairs.
Darigan Vacana
The Darigan Vacana has the same, erm, mental vacuity that the rest of its species is known for. Of course, their habit of running headlong into things when excited can be a bit more problematic when you take their incredibly sharp horn into consideration.
Darigan Minitheus
The intense magical powers of the Minitheus take a rather sinister turn when one is turned Darigan. Their loyal and noble attributes diminish as they become crazed with their own power. Only extremely powerful Neopets should dare own such a Petpet.
Darigan Snuffly
Even in their Darigan form these Petpets are known for the same snuffling sounds as their more commonly coloured relations. Of course, the snuffles of this Petpet often send a chill up the spine of anyone within earshot, since it's a clear indicator to all that the Darigan Snuffly is on the hunt.
Darigan Carmariller
Generally considered one of the least harmful Darigan Petpets, the Darigan Carmariller can be given safely to younger Neopets. Just make sure they get enough attention. After all, you wouldn't want them to become jealous of their younger owner. That would be bad.
Darigan Quetzal
The black and red pattern on the back of a Darigan Quetzal sends a clear signal to anyone in the vicinity - "I'm dangerous." Owners (or even the fact that these Darigan Petpets are highly venomous and should not be handled without training.
Darigan Hippalop
Though deceptively slow-moving on land, the Darigan Hippalop has a very quick and powerful bite, and should not be petted without first asking the owner for permission. known for being fiercely loyal to their owners, they are often used to guard Neohomes.
But I think this one is even cuter.
Darigan Drugal
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