The lavender dragonet was a female BeetleWing dragonet who was introduced in the prologue of The Lost Continent.
Description
The dragonet was tiny and had lavender scales. She had no wings, instead only wingbuds on her back.[1]
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'''Clearsight's father''' was an adult male [[NightWing]] who was introduced in ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]''. He was the partner of [[Swiftwings]] and the father of [[Clearsight]]. | '''Clearsight's father''' was an adult male [[NightWing]] who was introduced in ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]''. He was the partner of [[Swiftwings]] and the father of [[Clearsight]].[[File:Clearsight and father GN 1.png|thumb|Clearsight's father from ''[[Darkstalker (graphic novel)]]'', by [[Jake Parker]]]] | ||
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The '''three rude NightWings''' were a group of one female and two male [[NightWing]] [[dragonets]] who were introduced in ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]''. | The '''three rude NightWings''' were a group of one female and two male [[NightWing]] [[dragonets]] who were introduced in ''[[Darkstalker (Legends)|Darkstalker]]''.[[File:NightWing students GN.png|thumb|The three rude NightWings from ''[[Darkstalker (graphic novel)]]'', by [[Jake Parker]]]] | ||
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Unnamed characters are characters who have been mentioned or appeared in the books without their names being stated.
After Clearsight arrived on Pantala, she saw the lavender dragonet clinging to a branch, and realized that the dragonet would have been killed in the hurricane if she had not arrived. Clearsight then noted that the dragonet would wake up the next morning, complain that she wanted blackberries for breakfast, and chase butterflies in the sunlight.
The HiveWing citizen is an adult female HiveWing who was introduced in The Hive Queen.
Description
The HiveWing citizen has summer-squash-yellow scales with flecks of red and black,[2] and black wings. She wore a long sea-green silk scarf that wound around her whole body and was pinned together with an enormous dragonfly brooch on her back. She covered herself with webs of garnets and diamonds.[3]
Personality
According to Cricket, the HiveWing citizen is all smiles and stories[3] and Blue said she seems nice. Cricket used her as an example for Sundew, talking about what the HiveWing citizen would do if Queen Wasp did not control her; she said that maybe she would have tried to help them.[4] Blue compared her to Cricket, however Sundew and Swordtail said she would not risk her easy, happy life, and that HiveWings only cared for themselves.[5]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Katydid's father is an adult male HiveWing who was introduced in The Hive Queen. He raised both Katydid and Cricket, being Cadelle's ex-husband and Cricket's grandfather.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Cricket thought about how her grandparents were always fighting. Katydid's father was first introduced in a flashback when he came home early to eat dinner with Cadelle. It was mentioned that the two of them were arguing.
Katydid's father was later seen in another flashback. He was shown to be confused, bowing to Lady Scarab when she came to visit Katydid and Cricket, and trying to offer her some tea. When Lady Scarab asked about Cricket's school, Terrarium Academy, he told her that it was a very "down-to-earth place." Lady Scarab commented on his pun.Lady Scarab's great-great-grandmother was a female HiveWing queen who was mentioned in The Hive Queen.
Personality
Scarab described her as a "nightmare" and "horror show." She sarcastically called her charming.[6]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Silverspot's mistress is an adult female HiveWing who was mentioned in The Lost Continent.
Personality
She is bad-tempered and insecure about her status and takes out her anger by being cruel to Silverspot.[7]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
When Silverspot promised Luna to try to come to the Cocoon, Luna consoled her, knowing that Silverspot's mistress would enjoy keeping Silverspot from attending her Metamorphosis.
Later, when Io and Blue were trying to escape, Blue noted that Silverspot's mistress has an impressive mansion on a higher level of Cicada Hive.The HiveWings hunting for LeafWings were a group of an unspecified amount of HiveWings who were mentioned in The Poison Jungle. They were sent to search the Poison Jungle for any LeafWings.
Biography
Pre-Series
The HiveWings tried to get into the Poison Jungle and search for LeafWings under Queen Wasp's mind control. They likely were not mind-controlled at the time, since one of them had to report back to Queen Wasp. Only one survived to warn others about the dangers of the jungle.
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The uncontrollable HiveWing is an elderly male HiveWing who was introduced in The Hive Queen. He appeared in Cricket's flashback and resisted the hive mind. He was said to be a traitor.
Description
Cricket described him as having red and black striped wings. He looks quite old, somewhere from sixty to a hundred by Cricket's guess. He was said to be quite big, and his scales were said to be dull.[8] He had dark eyes.[9]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Jewel's children are a group of an unspecified amount of HiveWings who are the dragonets of Lady Jewel. They were mentioned in The Hive Queen.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Scarab mentioned Lady Jewel's children as her grandchildren. When protesting that she listened to Scarab all the time, Jewel hotly denies her mother's statement that her children are a disaster.
Jewel was worried about her children under the mind control. Scarab comforted Jewel by saying if they left, Wasp could not use them against Jewel.The HiveWing soldiers were a group of five HiveWings who were introduced in The Lost Continent.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Io's attacker is a HiveWing dragonet of unknown gender who was introduced in The Lost Continent.
Description
They are no taller than Blue's wingbuds and are scarlet with black spots.[10]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The HiveWing guard at Silkworm Hall is an adult female HiveWing who was introduced in The Flames of Hope.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The twenty mind-controlled HiveWings were a group of twenty HiveWings introduced in The Flames of Hope who were formerly mind-controlled by Wasp.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Earwig's brothers are a group of an unspecified amount of male HiveWings who are the brothers of Earwig. They were mentioned in The Flames of Hope.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The two HiveWings searching for Blue are two HiveWings who were introduced in The Lost Continent.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Weevil's friend is a female HiveWing who was introduced in The Lost Continent.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The Animus IceWing twins were two adult IceWings of unknown gender who designed, built, and enchanted the IceWing palace to never melt and be immune to any outside attack.[11]
Biography
Pre-Series
The animus IceWing twins created the gift of splendor together centuries prior to the modern era.
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Arctic's teacher was an adult male IceWing who was introduced in Runaway. He was killed by the spears Arctic enchanted.
Biography
Winglets
The IceWing prisoners were eight IceWings introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
Pre-Series
The IceWing soldiers fought in a battle between Burn and Blaze's armies and were captured by the SkyWings.
The Dragonet Prophecy
They appeared when Queen Scarlet pitted them against Tsunami and Starflight; but they never fought them. When Morrowseer and his NightWings appeared and demanded to take Starflight, Scarlet said she would not let him go until she saw the IceWings fight Starflight. In response to this, Morrowseer ordered his NightWings to kill them all, remarking that he "took care of [her] IceWing problem" before taking Starflight.
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The IceWing soldiers were a group of an unspecified amount of IceWings who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy. They died in a battle before the dragonets of destiny arrived in the Mud Kingdom.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Their bodies were shown in the river adjacent to the wreckage of the battle alongside numerous dead MudWings. They were burning and had spears lodged in them, and one was on a rock by a waterfall.
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The IceWing soldiers were a group of an unspecified amount of IceWings who were introduced in the prologue of The Dark Secret.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The IceWing messenger is a male IceWing who was introduced in the epilogue of Talons of Power.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The IceWing scout is a male IceWing who was introduced in The Dangerous Gift.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The IceWing dragonets are a group of an unspecified amount of IceWing dragonets introduced in Winter Turning.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Lynx's father is an adult male IceWing who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift. He is the father of Lynx and was formerly in the Fifth Circle until the rankings were destroyed by Snowfall.[12]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Stone's IceWing is an IceWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Dragonslayer. They were used by Stone for quick transportation in order to fly back to Valor.
Description
Stone's IceWing has shiny, glimmering, purely white scales, a narrow face, and long, sharp spikes down their back. Ivy described their tail spikes to bristle like needles.[13]
Biography
Legends
Winter's uncles are a group of an unspecified amount[14] of adult male IceWing princes who were introduced in Winter Turning.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Opal's queen was a female IceWing queen who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift. She ruled as queen of the IceWings during Opal's time.
Biography
Pre-Series
Opal's queen inherited the throne before she was ready, causing her to be anxious and paranoid. She ordered Opal to enchant a ring to be used for spying, but Opal instead enchanted it to help her become a better queen. After learning the true intention of the ring, Opal's queen locked Opal in the dungeons, but released her a few weeks later after having a change of heart.
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Arctic's siblings were a group of an unspecified amount of IceWings who were the other children of Queen Diamond. Tui had confirmed their existence,[event 1] and stated that none of Arctic's siblings inherited animus magic from their mother, leading to the IceWings losing their animus bloodline.
The IceWing prisoner was a female IceWing introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy. She was kept prisoner by Queen Scarlet.
Description
She had moon-silver scales[15] and a silvery head.[16]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Battlewinner's attacker was an IceWing of unknown gender who tried to kill Queen Battlewinner.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The IceWings guards were a group of six IceWings who were introduced in Runaway. They tried to stop Arctic and Foeslayer from escaping the Ice Kingdom, but were unintentionally killed by Arctic while using his magic.
Biography
Winglets
Snowfox's daughter was a female IceWing who was mentioned in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
Snowflake's parents were a pair of IceWings who was mentioned in Runaway.
Biography
Winglets
Atala's partner is a male LeafWing who was introduced in The Dangerous Gift. He is currently in a relationship with Atala.
Description
The LeafWing has green scales.[17]
Personality
Atala described him as gentle.[18]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Cobra Lily's sister is a female LeafWing who was mentioned in The Poison Jungle.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Willow's father is an adult male LeafWing who was introduced in The Poison Jungle.
Description
He was described to be a pale green color, with kind eyes and a nervous energy.[19]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Willow mentioned that she had gotten too close to the manchineel grove once when on a hunt, and he had dragged her back to the village and lectured her for a week about it.
Sundew only met Willow's father briefly, as Sequoia swept him into her entourage when he paused to wish Willow good luck.Sundew's favorite teacher was a LeafWing of an unknown gender who was mentioned in The Poison Jungle. They were killed by a tsetse fly bite.
Biography
The royal LeafWing twins were a pair of female LeafWing princess twins who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the dragonets of Queen Zelkova and resided on Pantala.
Biography
Pre-Series
The MudWing bigwings is an adult female MudWing who was introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The MudWing soldiers were a group of an unspecified amount of MudWings who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy. They died in the battle by Diamond Spray River before the dragonets of destiny arrived in the Mud Kingdom.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The MudWing guards were two MudWings of unknown gender who were introduced in Assassin.
Description
Both the guards had brown scales.[20]
Biography
Winglets
The two MudWing citizens are two MudWings, one male and one of an unknown gender, who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Clay's father is an adult male MudWing who was mentioned in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
Pre-Series
It was said that not even Cattail knew who he was. Clay's father met Cattail during a breeding night, which resulted in the birth of Clay, Sora, Crane, Umber, Pheasant, Marsh, and Reed. He returned to his own sleep house afterwards and was never seen or heard from by Cattail again.
The Dragonet Prophecy
Cattail and Asha's bigwings is a MudWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The two MudWing soldiers were two MudWings who were introduced in The Hidden Kingdom. They were killed by a NightWing.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
While the dragonets of destiny were walking through the Rainforest Kingdom, they heard the pair coming. While the MudWings passed by them, they mentioned a rainforest monster that had been killing random MudWings. Glory eavesdropped on them after they mentioned the "SkyWing situation"; however, soon after she started to listen, she stumbled upon their corpses. They were mentioned when Glory discovered that whoever had been kidnapping the RainWings was also responsible for their deaths.
When Starflight, Fatespeaker, and Glory were on their way to Battlewinner's cave, they passed the council's chamber. Starflight overheard a conversation about how RainWings were easier to kill than MudWings. He realized that they killed the MudWings to scare dragons away from the rainforest; thus letting them take the kingdom without any complications.The MudWing prisoner was a male MudWing who was introduced in Assassin.
Biography
Winglets
The decapitated MudWing head was the head of a female MudWing who was introduced in Escaping Peril.
Description
The MudWing had brown scales[21] and brown eyes.[22]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The Talons of Peace MudWing is a female MudWing who was introduced in Escaping Peril. She is a member of the Talons of Peace.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The MudWing siblings are a group of one male and two female MudWings who were introduced in Escaping Peril. They currently reside in Possibility.
Description
The youngest sibling is missing an arm.[23]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Kinkajou and Moon's clawmate is a female MudWing who was mentioned in Darkness of Dragons.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Moorhen's siblings are a group of one female and three male MudWings who are in the same sibling troop as Queen Moorhen. They were introduced in The Brightest Night.
Appearance
Moorhen's sister looks exactly like the queen.[24]
Biography
Sunny used a dreamvisitor to convince them to call off the potential siege of the Ice Kingdom in favor of the dragonets of destiny choosing the SandWing queen.
Snowfall nearly bowed to Moorhen's sister in Sanctuary, mistaking her for the MudWing queen.Sepia and Newt's siblings are a group of an unspecified amount of MudWings who were introduced in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are in the same sibling troop as Sepia and Newt. The bigwings of the troop is an unnamed female MudWing.[25]
Biography
Field Guides
Moccasin's siblings were a group of four[26] MudWings, one male, one female, and two of unknown gender, who were introduced in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the siblings of Moccasin, Taupe, and Warthog and resided in the Mud Kingdom.
Biography
Pre-Series
Moccasin's siblings hatched in the Mud Kingdom where they lived together. When Moccasin began to sneak out to see her eggs, they followed Moccasin and Taupe to see the blood-red egg Moccasin was concerned about. During the eggs' hatching, Moccasin's siblings were all present and hidden behind a boulder so that they could see if there was anything wrong with the dragonet from the egg.
Field Guides
Moccasin's dragonets were a group of seven[26] MudWings, one male, one female, and five of unknown gender, who were introduced in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the dragonets of Moccasin and resided in the Mud Kingdom. The bigwings of the troop was an unnamed male MudWing.[27]
Description
Moccasin's third largest egg[28] was an unusual red color,[26] as if it had been rolled in blood.[29] The dragonet from the red egg had brown-gold scales.[27]
The bigwings of the dragonets was described as gigantic and had a funny bossy expression all the time.[27]
Biography
Field Guides
Moccasin's dragonets' father was an adult male MudWing who was introduced in A Guide to the Dragon World. He was the father of Moccasin's dragonets and resided in the Mud Kingdom.
Biography
Field Guides
The royal tutor was an adult male MudWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. He was the tutor for Queen Anhinga's dragonets.
Biography
Pre-Series
The tutor taught the royal MudWing dragonets in a classroom in the MudWing palace.
Field Guides
Coypu's siblings were a group of five royal MudWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the siblings of Queen Coypu, the dragonets of Olive, and the adopted dragonets of Prince Sawgrass.
Biography
Pre-Series
Olive had a clutch of six eggs which she gave to Sawgrass in order to find a resolution to the MudWing Succession Crisis. One of the female dragonets, Coypu, became queen after Olive and the others became royals.
Field Guides
Anhinga's brothers were two adult male MudWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the brothers of Queen Anhinga and both died in skirmishes with SkyWings before any of them could have dragonets.[30]
Biography
Field Guides
Olive's siblings were a group of MudWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the siblings of Olive and worked in construction around the MudWing palace.
Biography
Field Guides
Coypu's granddaughter was an adult female MudWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She was Coypu's granddaughter and ruled as queen of the MudWings.
Personality
Coypu's granddaughter was beloved enough by the MudWings that the information that she was not from the original royal bloodline would not damage her image as queen.[31]
Biography
Field Guides
The weirdling tower MudWing was a male MudWing who was introduced in The Brightest Night. He was stuffed and kept in Burn's weirdling tower until the tower was destroyed by Thorn.
Description
The MudWing had no claws or teeth, with striated red lines along his wings.[32]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The bandaged MudWing is a male MudWing who was introduced in Winter Turning. He resides in Possibility.
Description
He has bandages on one of his legs.[33]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The MudWing in the Sky Kingdom is a male MudWing who appeared in Escaping Peril. He is one of Ruby's soldiers who arrived with her to the SkyWing palace to confront Scarlet. Tui confirmed that the MudWing is not a character previously introduced.[citation needed]
Description
Peril described the MudWing as skinny, tired-looking, and spattered with dirt.[34]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The history teacher is an adult male NightWing who was introduced in Prisoners. He is nearly blind.[35]
Biography
Winglets
Clearsight's father was an adult male NightWing who was introduced in Darkstalker. He was the partner of Swiftwings and the father of Clearsight.
Personality
Clearsight's father was very kind, gentle, sweet, and ordinary,[36] caring greatly for his family and supporting Clearsight despite his concerns about her obsession with the future. Clearsight described his idea of cooking as "setting a fish on fire and swallowing a lemon with it."[37]
Biography
Legends
Starflight's daughter is a female NightWing dragonet who was introduced in Moon Rising. She is the possible daughter of Starflight and appeared in Moonwatcher's vision of a peaceful future.
Description
Starflight's daughter is described as small and black.[38]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Mindreader's father is an adult male NightWing who was introduced in Talons of Power. He is the father of Mindreader.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Icicle's victim was a male NightWing who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Fierceteeth's father was an adult male NightWing who was mentioned in The Dark Secret. He was the partner of Farsight and stepfather of Starflight.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Fierceteeth mentioned on the NightWing island that she had a different father than Starflight.
Winglets
The NightWing librarian was an adult male NightWing who was introduced in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
The NightWing followers were a group of a dozen NightWings who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy. They served under Morrowseer who came to save Starflight at the arena in Queen Scarlet's palace.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
When the dragonets of destiny were captured, Morrowseer and the NightWings flew down and killed all the IceWing prisoners after taking Starflight.
Morrowseer's followers were once again brought up when the dragonets arrived at the Kingdom of the Sea. One of the dragonets called them Starflight's NightWing friends, however, he denied that the NightWing followers were his friends.Mightyclaws's sister is a female NightWing who was mentioned in The Dark Secret. She is the sister of Mightyclaws.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Mightyclaws mentioned his older sister to Starflight when introducing Fierceteeth.
Winglets
Mightyclaws's mother is an adult female NightWing who was introduced in Talons of Power. She is the mother of Mightyclaws and currently resides in the NightWing village.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The tribe blacksmith is a NightWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in Darkness of Dragons.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The three rude NightWings were a group of one female and two male NightWing dragonets who were introduced in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
Fathom's potential wife was a female NightWing who was mentioned in Darkstalker. She was noted to be a potential future wife of Fathom.
Biography
Legends
The fifteen Darkstalker followers were a group of fifteen NightWings who were introduced in Darkness of Dragons.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Preyhunter's mother is an adult female NightWing who was mentioned in The Brightest Night. She is the mother of Preyhunter.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Comet and Mindhealer's queen is an adult female NightWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She is a fictional character from Tales of the NightWings who ruled as queen of the NightWings. She resided in the NightWing palace.
Biography
Field Guides
Fierceteeth and Strongwings's dragonets are a group of at least three NightWing dragonets who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are the future dragonets of Fierceteeth and Strongwings, and will hatch and reside in Renewal.
Biography
Field Guides
Comet's parents are two adult NightWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are the parents of Comet, the main character of a story from Tales of the NightWings, and reside in the Night Kingdom.
Biography
Field Guides
The stuffed NightWing was a male NightWing who was introduced in The Brightest Night. He was killed and stuffed by Burn, who kept him in her weirdling tower until he was destroyed by Scarlet.
Biography
Pre-Series
The NightWing came to Burn boasting that he had a dreamvisitor, but refused to give it to her, causing her to kill and stuff him. Before he died, he swallowed the sapphire in order to keep Burn from getting it which was later found by Scarlet after she ripped apart his stuffed body.
The Dragonet Prophecy
When Sunny and Smolder were talking to Scarlet in the weirdling tower, Smolder mentioned that Burn would be upset that Scarlet destroyed the stuffed NightWing.
Later, when Thorn arrived at the SandWing stronghold to rescue Sunny, she demanded to see the stuffed NightWing, afraid that it was Stonemover. However, she found that it was a NightWing she did not know.
Field Guides
The timid NightWing dragonet is a male NightWing dragonet who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Description
The dragonet has black scales[39] and is small, with a leaf bandage wrapped around one of his forearms.[40]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The female NightWing dragonet is a female NightWing dragonet who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Description
The dragonet is sleek and glossy, like a seal,[40] with black scales.[39]
Personality
The dragonet appears to be prideful of her tribe.[41]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The female NightWing caretaker is an adult female NightWing who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Personality
She appeared to be suspicious and worried of outside dragons entering the RainWing wingery, and takes her job seriously.[39]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The four NightWing musicians are four NightWings of unknown gender who were introduced in Darkness of Dragons. They were providing the music for Darkstalker's party.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The NightWing gardener is a NightWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Darkness of Dragons.
Description
They are dark purple.[42]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The RainWing prison guard is an adult female NightWing who was introduced in The Dark Secret.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The RainWing dragonet is a male RainWing dragonet who was introduced in The Hidden Kingdom.
Description
The dragonet is small.[43]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The RainWing citizen was an adult female RainWing who was introduced in The Hidden Kingdom.
Description
The RainWing citizen was tall, with pale orange scales.[43]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The nine captured RainWings were a group of nine RainWings who were mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom. They were formerly prisoners on the NightWing island.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
They were first mentioned in a conversation between Mangrove and Glory. This sent Glory on a mission to find the missing RainWings before she had found out that they were captured by the NightWings.
Starflight ran into one of the captured RainWings while he was trying to hide from the false dragonets of destiny. Later, Glory, with the help of the dragonets and the other RainWings, managed to free their captured comrades and brought them back home to the Rainforest Kingdom.Tsunami's copycat is a male RainWing who was introduced in The Hidden Kingdom.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Jerboa's RainWing friend is a RainWing of unknown gender who was introduced in The Dangerous Gift.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The RainWing peddler was a RainWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Darkstalker.
Biography
Darkstalker
Grandeur's daughters are a group of an unspecified amount of female RainWings who were mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom. They are the daughters of Grandeur.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Anaconda's daughter was an adult female RainWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She ruled as queen of the RainWings after challenging her mother for the throne and was later challenged and killed by Jacaranda, her daughter.
Personality
Python described her as spineless.[44]
Biography
Pre-Series
Anaconda's daughter challenged and killed her mother for the throne. During a war under her reign, she "failed" the RainWings. She was eventually challenged and killed by Jacaranda.
Field Guides
Copperhead's partner was an adult male RainWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. He fell in love with Copperhead and brought the MudWing to the Rainforest Kingdom where they resided.
Description
Sawgrass described the RainWing as handsome.[45]
Biography
Pre-Series
Copperhead's partner met the MudWing prince and they fell in love. In order to be together, Copperhead left the MudWing palace to go to the Rainforest Kingdom.
Field Guides
The nine RainWing queens were nine adult female RainWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They all ruled as queen of the RainWings for a period of time, eight of them within a single moon cycle. The ninth queen invented the RainWing royal challenge in order to stop unnecessary bloodshed of strong, royal RainWings.
Biography
Pre-Series
The first eight RainWing queens vyed for the throne, all being challenged within a single moon cycle. In order to keep the strongest RainWing royals from being killed, the ninth queen created the RainWing Royal Challenge so that royal challenges could be determined by skill without violence.
Field Guides
Python's daughters were a group of an unspecified amount of RainWing princesses who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were the daughters of Princess Python.
Biography
Field Guides
The Male RainWing dragonet is a male RainWing dragonet who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Personality
The dragonet was energetic and upbeat.[46]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The female RainWing dragonet is a female RainWing dragonet who was introduced in Winter Turning.
Personality
The dragonet was energetic and upbeat.[46]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Blaze's soldier was a female SandWing who was mentioned in Winter Turning. She was killed by the Great Ice Cliff when she tried to explore the Ice Kingdom.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The two SandWing guards are two SandWing guards, one male and one of unknown gender, who were introduced in the prologue of The Dragonet Prophecy. They appeared with Burn while chasing Hvitur.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Dune's parents were two adult SandWings who were mentioned in Deserter. They are both teachers.[47]
Biography
Winglets
Six-Claws's sisters are two adult female SandWings who were introduced in Deserter.
Biography
Winglets
Deathbringer's associate is a female SandWing who was introduced in Dragonslayer.
Description
She has a sly, furtive way of moving and a few frostbreath scars along her tail.[48]
Biography
Legends
Oasis's sisters were two female SandWings who were mentioned in Deserter.
Biography
Jade Mountain Prophecy
Qibli mentioned that Cobra was likely the culprit behind the deaths of Oasis's sisters.
Winglets
The male patrolling SandWing is a male SandWing who was introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Description
He was described as burly, with missing teeth and a missing ear.[49]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SandWing criminals were a group of SandWings who were introduced in Talons of Power.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SandWing general is a male SandWing who was introduced in The Dark Secret.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The male SandWing guard is a male SandWing who was introduced in Dragonslayer.
Biography
Legends
The female SandWing guard is a female SandWing who was introduced in Dragonslayer.
Biography
Legends
The SandWing cook is an adult female SandWing who was introduced in Dragonslayer. She owns the kitchen in the SandWing stronghold.
Biography
Legends
The SandWing patrol guard is a female SandWing who was introduced in Deserter.
Biography
Winglets
The hungry dragonet is a male SandWing dragonet who appeared in The Brightest Night.
Description
The dragonet was tiny, with pale yellow scales and ribs sticking out of his chest.[50]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The hungry dragonet's guardian is a female SandWing who appeared in The Brightest Night. She is the guardian of the unnamed hungry dragonet.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The male SandWing is a male SandWing who was introduced in Darkness of Dragons.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The unfit queen was a female SandWing who was mentioned in Darkness of Dragons. She was a descendant of Scorpion.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SandWing envoy was a SandWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in Darkstalker. They lived during the time of Queen Scorpion.
Description
They had two gold teeth.[51]
Biography
Legends
Camel's family is a group of SandWings who were mentioned in The Brightest Night. They are the family members of Camel, including his parents, partner, and three eggs.[52]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Viper's parents are two adult SandWings who were mentioned in The Dark Secret. They are the parents of Viper and members of the Talons of Peace.[53]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SandWing librarian is an adult male SandWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. He works in the SandWing stronghold library.
Biography
Field Guides
The SandWing prisoner is an adult male SandWing who was introduced in The Lost Heir.
Description
He was scrawny, had a raspy voice, and a dark glitter in his eyes.[54]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Darkstalker's messenger is an adult male SandWing who was introduced in Darkness of Dragons.
Description
He has several bleeding wounds and has a bloody stump instead of a tail barb.[55]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Scald's partners are three adult female SandWings who were mentioned in Deserter. They were all partners to Scald at the same time.[56]
Biography
Winglets
Indigo's mother was an adult female SeaWing who was mentioned in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
Indigo's father was an adult male SeaWing who was mentioned in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
Albatross's wife was a female SeaWing mentioned in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
Lagoon mentioned her when telling Fathom how much of a chore it was to choose a match for an animus dragon. She later said that it was a shame Albatross's wife had died, as he was too stubborn to marry again.
Field Guides
The SeaWing musician was a female SeaWing who was mentioned in Darkstalker.
Biography
Legends
The arena SeaWing was a SeaWing of unknown gender who was introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy. They were a prisoner of Scarlet.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Webs's wife was an adult female SeaWing who was mentioned in The Lost Heir. She was the wife of Webs and Riptide's mother. She died in a battle.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The war party members were two male SeaWings who were introduced in The Lost Heir. They were soldiers under Queen Coral.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The two soldiers visited Coral's SeaWing Council to report on a battle. Tsunami saw that both were terribly wounded, and tried to encourage her mother to get them help. Queen Coral eventually agreed, and they were both flown to the healers.
Later, when Tsunami went to the Summer Palace in order to save her friends and get the key to Clay's chains from the guards, Herring told her that one of the party members she had saved was his brother. When she asked about the other guard, Herring told her that it was "too late," and that he had died from his wounds.The two SeaWing guards were two SeaWing guards who were introduced in The Lost Heir. They were guarding the dungeons where Webs, Riptide, the dragonets of destiny, and an unnamed SandWing prisoner were kept.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SeaWing worker was an elderly male SeaWing who was introduced in The Lost Heir.
Description
Tsunami described him as old.[57]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The royal cousins were a group of an unspecified amount of SeaWings who were mentioned in The Lost Heir.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The twenty-eight SeaWing princes are twenty-eight male SeaWing princes who were mentioned in The Lost Heir. They are sons of Coral and Gill, and several of them have partners.[58]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
They were mentioned by Anemone when she said she has many brothers, but she could not play with them, due to Coral believing that they played too rough.
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Turtle mentioned them when he told Tsunami that she has thirty-two brothers.
Turtle suggested that Fin take their brothers with him on his mapping excursion, to which he said "It'll be more like an invasion than a scouting trip."
Coral later mentioned them in her letter to Turtle, noting that the princes believed he played a prank on them last time he visited the palace, and warning him to check his bed for lobsters if he visited again.
Field Guides
The eight dead SeaWing princesses were eight female SeaWing princesses who were mentioned in The Lost Heir.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
They were mentioned to be the other victims of Orca's statue. One, Auklet's clutchmate, was later found dead in the Royal Hatchery during Coral's unsuccessful attempt to catch the assassin.
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Nautilus's partner was an adult SeaWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The Possibility SeaWing was a SeaWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Winter Turning. They reside in Possibility.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The orca-raised SeaWing was a female SeaWing who was mentioned in Talons of Power. She was said to be an abandoned dragonet who was raised by a pod of orcas.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SeaWing from the Talons of Peace was a SeaWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Escaping Peril.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SeaWing family is a group of three SeaWings, two dragonets and a father, who were introduced in Escaping Peril.
Description
They have blue scales.[59]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Jerboa III's SeaWing friend was a SeaWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift. They were a friend of Boa.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The animus SeaWing was an adult female SeaWing who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SeaWing detective is an adult female SeaWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She is a fictional character in Queen Coral's scrolls The Claws of Murder and A Tail of Blood.
Biography
Field Guides
Aphid's Caretaker is a male SilkWing who was introduced in The Lost Continent.
Description
The caretaker is young, with pale blue and pink wings.[60]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Dusky's mother is an adult female SilkWing who was introduced in The Flames of Hope. She is the mother of Dusky.
Description
Dusky's mother has dark blue scales.[61]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Dusky's father was an adult male SilkWing who was mentioned in The Flames of Hope. He was the father of Dusky.
Description
He had lavender-and-silver scales.[62]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Tau's stepbrother is a male SilkWing who was introduced in The Hive Queen. He was a member of the Jewel Hive Chrysalis.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Tussock's uncle is an adult male SilkWing who was mentioned in The Lost Continent.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Grayling's brother is a male SilkWing who was mentioned in The Poison Jungle. He was sent to Tsetse Hive by the HiveWings.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Grayling's father was an adult male SilkWing who was mentioned in The Poison Jungle. It is said that the HiveWings of Bloodworm Hive let him die.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The pale pink SilkWing is a male SilkWing who was introduced in The Lost Continent. He was a prisoner on Misbehaver's Way.
Description
He has pale pink scales and long, rose-petal wings.[63]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SilkWing servants were a group of an unspecified amount of SilkWings who were mentioned in The Hive Queen.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
They are brought up when Cricket had sudden pangs of regret for not being more grateful to her SilkWing servants.
Another servant was mentioned when Cricket remembered Cadelle's venomous fangs, and how she bit the servant when he accidentally burned her favorite food. He would not have survived if not for Cricket's grandfather.The SilkWing dragonets are a group of three SilkWing dragonets who were introduced in The Flames of Hope.
Description
One dragonet was lime-green, one was pink, and one was orange.[64]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The possessed SilkWing was a male SilkWing who was introduced in The Flames of Hope.
Description
He has gold wings dappled with lavender and gray, and long, pale purple antennae.[65]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SilkWing prisoner was a male SilkWing who was introduced in The Hive Queen.
Description
The SilkWing prisoner has light purple talons.[66]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Monarch's brothers are a group of an unspecified amount of adult male SilkWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are the sons of Diadem and the brothers of Monarch.
Biography
Field Guides
Silverwash's princes were a group of an unspecified amount of male SilkWing princes who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They were relatives of an unspecified nature to Queen Silverwash.
Biography
Field Guides
The two Chrysalis members were a male and female SilkWing who appeared briefly in The Lost Continent. They were members of the Cicada Hive Chrysalis.
Description
The female SilkWing is gray-blue with speckles of yellow across her scales.[67]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Blaze's attacker was a male SkyWing who was mentioned in The Hidden Kingdom.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SkyWing dragonet was an unhatched female SkyWing dragonet who was introduced in the prologue of The Dragonet Prophecy. She was originally supposed to be a dragonet of destiny. However, after her egg was destroyed by Burn, she was replaced by Glory, a RainWing.
Biography
Pre-Series
In the prologue of The Dragonet Prophecy, Hvitur was caught by Burn after stealing the SkyWing egg from Queen Scarlet's palace. Burn toyed with the egg while the chained Hvitur, kept from using his frostbreath, as he pleaded for its safety. She feigned consideration, then dramatically dropped the egg over a tall cliff before gruesomely killing Hvitur. Kestrel, the SkyWing guardian, later found the corpse of Hvitur and some fragments of the eggshell at the base of the cliff. Kestrel would not have minded if they had this SkyWing, saying she should have stolen it herself, claiming, "They wouldn't have caught me a second time."
The prophecy could not have been fulfilled without five dragonets, so Webs, the SeaWing guardian, stole a RainWing egg to fulfill the prophecy. However, the guardians always viewed Glory as a replacement.
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SkyWing dragonet was mentioned frequently as the dragonets talked about how Glory replaced them. Kestrel mentioned that a SkyWing would have been better than Glory many times before her death, and Glory frequently wondered whether a SkyWing would have actually been better. Kestrel mentioned the SkyWing when Glory speculates that Peril was the missing dragon in the prophecy.
Glory describes the SkyWing as "some nameless SkyWing who died six years ago."
Sunny wondered why everyone was so mean to Glory about not being the SkyWing dragonet if the prophecy was false.The runty SkyWing is a female SkyWing who was mentioned in the prologue of Escaping Peril. She hatched on the brightest night. Tui confirmed this dragonet would be important later on.[event 2][event 3]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The eight SkyWing guards were a group of eight SkyWings who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The three SkyWing guards were a group of three SkyWings who were introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Kidney Breath is an elderly male SkyWing who was introduced in the prologue of Escaping Peril. He currently resides in the Sky Kingdom. "Kidney Breath" is not his real name, but a nickname that Ruby gave him when she was young. He served as an advisor to Queen Firestorm.[68]
Description
Ruby described him as squat and rust-colored. It was also mentioned that he was one of the oldest dragons in the palace.[68]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The attacked SkyWing was a male SkyWing who was introduced in The Lost Heir.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Scarlet's sisters were a group of three female SkyWing princesses who were first mentioned in Escaping Peril.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
In the prologue, Ruby mentioned that Scarlet had killed all three of her sisters during a talk with Tourmaline.
Field Guides
Ruby's eleven sisters were a group of eleven female SkyWing princesses who were mentioned in Escaping Peril.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Ruby's two brothers are a group of two male SkyWing princes who were introduced in Escaping Peril.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SkyWing chef is an adult female SkyWing who was introduced in Dragonslayer. She is the owner of the kitchens in the SkyWing palace.
Description
The SkyWing chef is crimson red, the color of fresh blood, with a slash across her face that had taken out one of her eyes. A thin gold chain winds around her horns and neck.[69]
Biography
Legends
The hunting SkyWing is a SkyWing of unknown gender who was introduced in Dragonslayer.
Description
The hunting SkyWing has red-gold scales that glittered like dragonfly wings[70] and shimmered crimson under the sun.[71]
Biography
Legends
The female SkyWing guard is a female SkyWing who was introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Description
The SkyWing guard has red and gold scales, along with orange eyes.[72]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The male SkyWing guard was a male SkyWing who was introduced in The Dragonet Prophecy.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The SkyWing citizen is a male SkyWing who was introduced in Escaping Peril. He is a citizen of Possibility.
Description
He has a scar that nearly ran the entire length of his tail.[23]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Ruby's advisor is a male SkyWing introduced in The Dangerous Gift.
Description
He has orange scales.[24]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The three SkyWing guards was a group of three SkyWings who were introduced in Escaping Peril. They were killed by Scarlet after they tried to resist her.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Flame's replacement is a male SkyWing who was mentioned in Darkness of Dragons. He is currently attending Jade Mountain Academy as a member of the Gold Winglet.
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Tailwind and Canyon's parents are two adult SkyWings, one male and one female, who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. They are the parents of Tailwind and Canyon, and they reside in the SkyWing palace.
Biography
Pre-Series
Tailwind and Canyon's parents were too busy to choose their own partners and had Queen Firestorm set them up with each other. They had a traditional SkyWing wedding, followed by Tailwind and Canyon. They raised their dragonets until they were old enough to get jobs in the palace.
Field Guides
Scarlet's nieces are a group of an unspecified amount of female SkyWings who were featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. One of Scarlet's nieces died in a royal challenge against her aunt.
Biography
Field Guides
The SkyWing general is a male SkyWing who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World.
Personality
Tailwind considered the general to be hilariously optimistic and staggeringly stupid.[73]
Biography
Field Guides
The SkyWing librarian is an adult SkyWing of unknown gender who was mentioned in Darkness of Dragons. They currently reside in Possibility.
Description
They have a pinched voice.[74]
Personality
They were described to be stern.[74]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SkyWing guard is a female SkyWing who appeared in Escaping Peril. She and Harrier were left in charge of guarding Chameleon (disguised as Soar) before he used his Shapeshifter mask to escape.
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Biography
Jade Mountain Prophecy
The SkyWing watcher is a female SkyWing who appeared in Escaping Peril. She was the first to spot Ex-Queen Scarlet as she delivered the supposedly decapitated head of Glory.
Biography
Jade Mountain Prophecy
Darkstalker and Clearsight's dragonets are three NightWing-IceWing hybrids who were mentioned in Darkstalker. They never existed in the series because Darkstalker was trapped under Agate Mountain by Clearsight.
The SkyWing-NightWing dragonet is a SkyWing-NightWing hybrid dragonet of unknown gender who was introduced in The Dangerous Gift. They reside in Sanctuary.
Description
The dragonet is orange and has a scattering of black scales across their nose.[75]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SandWing-SkyWing dragonets are a group of an unspecified amount of SandWing-SkyWing hybrid dragonets introduced in The Dangerous Gift. They reside in Sanctuary.
Description
Some have bright red scales, SandWing tail barbs, SandWing-colored scales, and each of the hybrids' features look very different.[75]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The SeaWing-MudWing dragonet is a SeaWing-MudWing hybrid dragonet of unknown gender who was introduced in The Dangerous Gift. They currently reside in Sanctuary.
Description
The dragonet has mahogany brown scales speckled with phosphorescent bluish scales along their spine and wings, and has webbed talons.[75]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Whiteout's granddaughter was a female NightWing-IceWing animus dragon who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift. She was the granddaughter of Whiteout and resided on the NightWing island.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Whiteout's great-great-great-grandson was a male NightWing-IceWing animus dragon who was mentioned in The Dangerous Gift. He was the descendant of Whiteout and resided on the NightWing island.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Characters of unknown tribe
The blue dragonet is a dragonet of unknown gender and tribe who was introduced in Moon Rising during Moon's vision. They are a future student of Jade Mountain Academy.
Description
The dragonet has blue scales.[38]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
The orange-brown dragonet is a dragonet of unknown gender and tribe who was introduced in Moon Rising during Moon's vision. They are a future student of Jade Mountain Academy.
Description
The dragonet has deep orange-brown scales.[38]
Biography
The Jade Mountain Prophecy
Rover's owner is an adult male dragon of unknown tribe who was mentioned in Dragonslayer. He had a pet scavenger named Rover who was eaten by his friends.[76]
Biography
Legends
The white dragon was a dragon of unknown gender and tribe who was introduced in The Brightest Night. They were stuffed and kept in Burn's weirdling tower until the tower was destroyed by Thorn. They were supposedly an IceWing-SandWing hybrid, though Sunny and Smolder believed that they were not.[77]
Description
The dragon was wingless with white scales.[78] They had two wingbuds on their back where their wings would have been.[77]
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
Sunny saw the white dragon while Smolder led her through the weirdling tower.
Field Guides
Nautilus's spy is an adult dragon of unknown gender and tribe who was mentioned in the epilogue of The Dark Secret. They came across Squid after he was banished from the false dragonets by Morrowseer, then rescued him and sent him back to the Talons of Peace.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The orange dragon was an adult female pre-Scorching dragon who was introduced in a memory in The Flames of Hope. She lived in the time of the Scorching.
Description
She was not much bigger than Luna. She had two wings, and her scales were orange with lemon-yellow underscales. Small flames flickered in her snout. She seemed muted, like an undercooked version of a dragon.[79]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prohpecy
The tail-barbed dragon was an adult female pre-Scorching dragon who was introduced in a memory in The Flames of Hope. She lived in the time of the Scorching.
Description
She was bigger than the orange dragon, with sandy-tan flecked with black scales, a tail barb, and fire.[80]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The young dragonet was a pre-Scorching dragonet of unknown gender who was introduced in a memory in The Flames of Hope. They hatched from one of the eggs stolen by humans in the time of the Scorching.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
Freedom's mother was an adult female pre-Scorching dragon who was introduced in a memory in The Flames of Hope. She was the mother of Freedom and lived during the Scorching.
Description
Freedom's mother was five times larger than the orange dragon, and was an orange, rusty copper-green color.[81]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The black dragon was a pre-Scorching dragon of unknown gender who was introduced in a memory in The Flames of Hope.
Description
They were described as a black dragon speckled with red scales, and had a face set with grim determination.[82]
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The group of ten dragons were a group of ten pre-Scorching dragons who were introduced a memory in The Flames of Hope.
Biography
The Lost Continent Prophecy
The first dragon queen was an adult female pre-Scorching dragon who was featured in A Guide to the Dragon World. She was the first queen of the first dragon tribe.
Description
In The Legend of the Scorching, the dragon was described as older than most dragons, with immense strength.[83]
Personality
The dragon was described as cunning, being wiser and more dangerous than most dragons.[83]
Biography
Field Guides
Butterfly's mother is an adult female human who was introduced in Dragonslayer. She is the mother of Butterfly.
Personality
She is a pompous teacher who values herself above others. She believes Rowan's "level of scholarship" is too low to be helping Leaf study.
Description
Rowan describes her as an "old toad."
Biography
Legends
Leaf's father is an adult male human who was introduced in Dragonslayer. He is the father of Leaf, Rowan, Bluebell, Camellia, and Wren. He has heartburn.[84]
Description
He has thin hair.[85]
Biography
Legends
Leaf's mother is an adult female human who was introduced in Dragonslayer. She is the mother of Leaf, Rowan, Bluebell, Camellia, and Wren.
Biography
Legends
Wren's sister is a female human who was mentioned in Dragonslayer. She is the sister of Wren, Rowan, Bluebell, Camellia, and Leaf.
Biography
Legends
Violet's fathers are two adult male humans introduced in Dragonslayer. They raised Violet.
Biography
Legends
Violet's dads worked on "laws and orders" with Heath, and they had been to the old village. They brought Violet back a half-burned doll and told her that maybe she could fix it and make it pretty. They later arrived at the Wingwatcher welcome ceremony, and were confused as to why Violet was becoming a Wingwatcher.
Ivy later mentioned them to Stone when she was guessing why the dragons had not eaten Rose yet, saying that they had a parakeet for a while.The human captive is a male human who was introduced in Dragonslayer. He was one of human captives imprisoned in the SkyWing palace. His current status is unknown.
Biography
Legends
Grove's father is a male human who was mentioned in Dragonslayer. He is the father of Grove and works as a farmer in Talisman.
Biography
Legends
Grove's father was mentioned when Leaf recalled the reason Grove moved to Talisman. Two years prior the events of Dragonslayer, Grove and his father had fled from their burning village. The two had not talked about the incident ever since, or about any other family member they had lost.
He was later mentioned when Leaf recalls how the dragonmancers had requested him to cut down his small farm.Daffodil's grandmother is an elderly female human who was mentioned in Dragonslayer. She is Petal's mother, Daffodil's grandmother, and the oldest human in Valor.
Biography
Legends
The Wingwatcher recruit is a young human of unknown gender who was introduced in Dragonslayer. They are a member of the Wingwatchers.
Biography
Legends
The humans in the Kingdom of the Sea are two humans of unknown genders who were introduced in The Lost Heir.
Description
One of the humans has green eyes like Glory's and skin the color of Clay's scales, with tangled brown hair snarling from their shoulders.
Biography
The Dragonet Prophecy
The fourth dragonmancer was a human of unknown gender who was mentioned in Dragonslayer. They were one of four dragonmancers with Trout, Crow, and Gorge before being sacrificed by the three.[86]
Biography
Legends
References
- ↑ The Lost Continent, prologue
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 87
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Hive Queen, page 88
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 89
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 90
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 183
- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 8-9
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 5
- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 6
- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 59
- ↑ Winter Turning, page 240
- ↑ The Dangerous Gift, page 60
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 178
- ↑ Winter Turning, page 1
- ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 121
- ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 192
- ↑ The Dangerous Gift, page 98
- ↑ The Dangerous Gift, page 94
- ↑ The Poison Jungle, page 155
- ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Assassin, page 76
- ↑ Escaping Peril, page 32
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- ↑ 23.0 23.1 Escaping Peril, page 95
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 The Dangerous Gift, page 200
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 14
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 A Guide to the Dragon World, page 17
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- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 25
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 29
- ↑ The Brightest Night, page 106
- ↑ Winter Turning, page 208
- ↑ Escaping Peril, page 197
- ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Prisoners, page 21
- ↑ Darkstalker, page 40
- ↑ Darkstalker, page 137
- ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 Moon Rising, page 294
- ↑ 39.0 39.1 39.2 Winter Turning, page 71
- ↑ 40.0 40.1 Winter Turning, page 73
- ↑ Winter Turning, page 74
- ↑ Darkness of Dragons, page 197
- ↑ 43.0 43.1 The Hidden Kingdom, page 58
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 82
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 28
- ↑ 46.0 46.1 Winter Turning, page 72
- ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 95
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 308
- ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 286
- ↑ The Brightest Night, page 57
- ↑ Darkstalker, page 212
- ↑ The Brightest Night, page 129
- ↑ The Dark Secret, page 187
- ↑ The Lost Heir, page 270
- ↑ Darkness of Dragons, page 104-105
- ↑ The Winglets Quartet: Deserter, page 105
- ↑ The Lost Heir, page 158
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 54
- ↑ Escaping Peril, page 94
- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 58
- ↑ The Flames of Hope, page 326
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- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 113
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- ↑ The Hive Queen, page 230
- ↑ The Lost Continent, page 53
- ↑ 68.0 68.1 Escaping Peril, prologue
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 224
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 321
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 319
- ↑ The Dragonet Prophecy, page 247
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 173
- ↑ 74.0 74.1 Darkness of Dragons, page 237
- ↑ 75.0 75.1 75.2 The Dangerous Gift, page 138
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 311
- ↑ 77.0 77.1 A Guide to the Dragon World, page 114
- ↑ The Brightest Night, page 99
- ↑ The Flames of Hope, page 178
- ↑ The Flames of Hope, page 183
- ↑ The Flames of Hope, page 186
- ↑ The Flames of Hope, page 187
- ↑ 83.0 83.1 A Guide to the Dragon World, page 3
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 28
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 31
- ↑ Dragonslayer, page 482
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