Paper Dragons are not truly living creatures. They are pieces of parchment enchanted by magic, and as such, are very vulnerable to fire. However, they behave almost like dragons. The only place where their behavior differs is breeding: paper dragons cannot breed.

The Art of Paper is a well named dragon, as he wishes he were an origami artist. However, most of his projects are unsuccessful.

One day, he had finally had enough of his failures.  He tore off parchment from his own body and tried to create a model of himself. He tried many times to perfect it.  He eventually gave up, and took part of the parchment that was not ruined and made a teeny egg out of it.  This was one thing he could do.  Angry at his failure with the model, he threw it outside the cave near the real eggs.

His owner went back to retrieve the egg, as she thought it was pretty, despite being a bit crumpled.  Much to her and Art's surprise, the egg hatched days later. Perhaps a wandering wizard enchanted the egg while it was outside, or maybe it had something to do with the magic pulsing through the parchment.  Whatever the case, the baby dragon was named Minigami Dragon, and to this day, the two dragons keep each other company, failing at origami together.