I really enjoy giving hatchery pairs themed names because sometimes buyers understand the assignment. prepper and bunker have a child named rations. I love you
Was taking a look at the World Map this afternoon and finally figured out how to extract the Luminax textures from it. Combined the right-facing idle and roar strips for the above, and the left-facing ditto for the below (Luminax is not symmetrically coloured, so there's left- and right-facing strips for every animation).
Haven't attempted the walking animations, since as well as right- and left-facing there's also facing-front and -back directions - so four different pose strips, and there'd need to be 4 different gifs made. Blargh.
Feel free to grab copies of these to host elsewhere for your own use, if you don't want to just link to them here. No attribution needed since they aren't my graphics.
DISCLAIMER THIS IS LIGHTHEARTED I JUST THINK IT'S FUNNY THAT OUR LEADING DRAGONS AT THE MOMENT ARE AN EVIL BLOODY COMPUTER BABY AND A LITTLE KITTY CAT.
i drew this because i thought it would be funny and then got scared that people would think i'm drawing grub being harmed. the blood flying off was meant to be the stuff already on creepypasta. grub is not being maimed just shaken in a loony toons manner.
Flight Rising Dragon species redesign and description (Under cut)
This series will probably take me some time to finish, and I will choose dragons at random (yes, you can request if you'd like!). I'll try to link all the redesigns I make within each post so theyre easy to find, but will also be tagged to # Dragon redesign madness.
Please leave me questions or suggestions in my inbox-- even suggestions about niches, what animal you think I should base a redesign off of, or even if you have criticism about a current redesign.
I based this redesign off fireflies, butterflies, hummingbirds, and chamaleons.
Sexual Dysmorphism : YES. Males tend have much more colorful crests and wings. They also tend to have larger wings than their female counterparts. Males will often develop a red spot on their chest, thought to attract mates as it shows a rich diet, and therefore a show of his hunting expertise.
NOTE: Individuals shown above of different subspecies. realistically, the female counterpart would often present darker shades of color.
Diet: nectar, insects.
Behavior: These dragons are highly social, living in giant colonies across their varying habitats. They have been observed to show nesting behavior, and males tend to display their colors with pride. This species does not often live in cold climates, being most likely to be found in tundras and rainforests. Those that live in colder climates can be often seen migrating every winter, and tend to have more flight resistance, as well as a pouch on their legs that hold pollen. They can be found nesting and resting on flowers. The "hairs" on their legs are useful for nectar storage, and this makes the Fae dragons very efficient pollinators! They use the end of their tail to latch onto tree branches when resting or feeding, and have been seen using it to hold onto other objects.
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