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Revision as of 10:49, 5 February 2018
Template:Charbox Urchin is a small, lithe SeaWing guard who serves as a member of Queen Coral's Council as a messenger within the tribe, though he does not appear to be an actual council member.
Biography
Urchin sat in the SeaWing Council during The Lost Heir as Queen Coral's messenger. He is described to be smaller than normal SeaWings.
Trivia
- Sea urchins are often a purple sort of color, meaning Urchin may be a purple SeaWing, similar to Indigo.
Gallery
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A typical SeaWing (colored), by Joy Ang -
A typical SeaWing (lineart), by Joy Ang -
A typical SeaWing from the German publication, by Max Meinzold
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By QueenClam -
SeaWing Sigil by Platypus the SeaWing -
Urchin from National Geographic
| SeaWings | |
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| Queens | |
| Royalty (Present) |
Anemone • Auklet • Cerulean • Fin • Gill • Moray • Octopus • Orca • Shark • Tsunami • Turtle |
| Royalty (Historical) |
Albatross • Clearpool • Cowrie • Current • Eel • Fathom • Humpback • Manta • Reef • Ripple • Sapphire • Scallop • Splash |
| Jade Mountain | |
| Other Dragons (Present) |
Abalone • Flounder • Herring • Kelp • Lagoon • Nautilus • Pearl • Piranha • Riptide • Snail • Snapper • Squid • Tempest • Tortoise • Urchin • Webs • Whirlpool |
| Other Dragons (Historical) |
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| Hybrids | |
| Folklore | |
| Kingdom | |
| Kingdom (Historical) |
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| Society |
Aquatic • Bombing of the Summer Palace • Royal SeaWing Massacre • SeaWing Council • Talons of Power ceremony |
