A bone dragon that flies, falls apart and puts itself back together.
Dragon Skeleton is a fully animated 3D skeleton dragon for Unity, an undead monster from the Infinity PBR series by Magic Pig Games. It flies, collapses into a pile of bones and reassembles itself, and it's the same size as our living Dragons.
Version 4.3.3 · updated September 18, 2026 · Unity 6.0 or newer
It's nothing but bones, and it still flies. Use the fully animated undead dragon as a boss, a dungeon guardian or a dracolich.
In the Collapse animation, the dragon falls into a pile of bones. In Reassemble, it pulls itself back together as if by magic.
It's made at the same size as the living dragons in our Dragons pack, so the two work side by side in one game.
Blend shapes reshape the skeleton. The Blend Shapes Manager saves presets, sets limits and randomizes the shapes, even at runtime.
The Substance Painter source files, a free bonus package, let you change how the bones look and export maps for Built-in, URP or HDRP.
Sound effects come in the pack. Custom music and concept art come as free bonus packages.
Dragon Skeleton is an undead dragon with nothing left but bones, and it still flies. It’s fully animated, and two of its animations are made for big moments. In Collapse, it falls apart into a pile of bones. In Reassemble, it pulls itself back together as if by magic. Use them for a boss that falls and rises again.
It’s made at the same size as the living dragons in our Dragons pack, so the two work side by side. The pack includes textures, materials, sound effects and a demo scene.
Free bonus packages add the Substance Painter source files, concept art, custom music, an Unreal project and Atavism files. Bonus files are separate Asset Store packages that you can get for free once you own Dragon Skeleton.
Mesh morphing uses blend shapes to reshape the skeleton. These shapes change the model’s look rather than animate it. The Blend Shapes Manager saves looks you like as presets, sets limits for each shape and randomizes them, even at runtime, so no two skeleton dragons have to match.
To change how the bones look, open the Substance Painter source files, repaint them, and export texture maps for the Built-in Render Pipeline, URP or HDRP.
The high-fidelity series is mobile ready: characters from the series ran in The Barbarian, our action RPG for iPhone and iPad. The pack doesn’t include LODs, so create them for the devices you target.
On Unity 6.0, the materials and demo scene ship in the Built-in Render Pipeline, and you can upgrade them to URP or HDRP in the Editor. On Unity 6.3, they ship in URP. For Unreal Engine, start with the Unreal project in the bonus files. For Godot 4, see our Unreal and Godot guide.
Dragon Skeleton is part of Monster Collection #1, along with Gargoyles and many other monsters. For a faceted style, Low Poly Character - Dragon Skeleton is made to work with Synty Studios’ POLYGON packs, and it’s in Low Poly Monster Bundle 2.
The same character remodeled in a low poly style made to work with Synty Studios’ POLYGON packs, with the same animations.
Buying a bundle gets you every pack in it, usually for much less than buying them one at a time.
Yes. It's made at the same size as the living dragons in our Dragons pack, so you can use both in the same game.
Yes. The Collapse animation drops it into a pile of bones, and the Reassemble animation puts it back together. They suit a boss that falls and rises again.
Yes. Our videos call it the Bone Dragon and its bonus files call it Skeleton Dragon, but it's one pack: Dragon Skeleton - Fantasy RPG on the Unity Asset Store.
Yes. The Unity 6.0 version ships with Built-in materials you can upgrade to URP or HDRP in the Editor, and the Unity 6.3 version ships in URP. The Substance Painter source files export maps for all three pipelines.
Yes. Low Poly Character - Dragon Skeleton is a separate pack with a faceted model made to work with Synty Studios' POLYGON packs, and it uses the same animations as this one. It's part of Low Poly Monster Bundle 2.
Yes. A free bonus package includes an Unreal project, and Godot 4 can import Asset Store packs with the Unidot Importer. Our guide at infinitypbr.com/unreal-and-godot covers both.
