Canon.

Canon.

my interpretation of dune's attitude towards the dod is that he was so bummed over his boyfriend leaving him that he forgot to not be violent towards children

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Huh... That actually makes a lot of sense. I never actually thought of it like that.

Ok, I have a weird Wings Of fire theory, Winter had more animus active genes than most dragons besides animus dragons, I personally think this because Winter is the only dragon we know of to feel animus magic, he felt that Pyrite had something to do with animus magic, it's strange how only Winter feels animus magic, but if he has like 99% of his animus genes active it would make a bit of since that he could feel animus magic.

This is an oddly intriguing hc. I actually rather like this.

hc that the reason webs never taught tsunami aquatic was because he also doesn't know it

Nautilus is honestly the weirdest character in the series for me.

Like, he's moraly grey at best, seeming unfazed at killing people at the least, and I don't think enough people pay attention to him at all. Which is . . . Sad. I kind of hoped he would be a bigger villain, or at least more entertaining, than he was.

I mean, also, Webs confirmed himself that it was, at the very least, Nautilus' idea to lock the dragonets underground. (I wonder how much the guardians themselves hated it.)

Also, iirc, Cirrus literally said that he joined the ToP to get better at murder. So, that was a semi-regular occurance. Jeez.

This is why he's my favorite character.

#14 - "Fish"

Smaugust 2024

Here is Webs. Oh Websy... Perhaps one of the few dragons who can give Starflight a run for his money in regards to attracting misfortune. Much like Dragon Ball's Yamcha, nothing ever seems to go right for this old guy.

Here are some depressing facts about the life of Webs:

He was a soldier who became a pariah among his people for deserting during an important battle. This brought infamy and stigma to himself and his family by association.

He joined a group of political dissenters to end the war and redeem himself. Under their orders he was made to stage a kidnapping of the royal heir, which enraged the local government and necessitated his immediate escape from the country.

His wife got implicated in the kidnapping, and since she didn't flee with him, she was left to bear the brunt of a tyrannical and vengeful queen's fury. She died a cruel death for his crime.

His then-two-year-old son was left parent-less and grew up shunned by the populace for being his kid.

He can never return home, as he is a wanted man and will be killed on sight.

The organization he ruined his own life for later tried to kill him too.

He nearly got himself and his son killed by trying to appeal for mercy to a queen who he knows not to be particularly merciful.

While escaping from said queen he got poisoned and would have died, if his foster children hadn't bailed him out.

He is currently employed by the daughter of the woman who arranged his wife's death.

Said employer is also his foster daughter, who is dating his biological son, meaning said wife killer will eventually become part of his family via marriage.

It is unclear whether he is on good terms with his son, since they don't share many speaking scenes together and live in separate places.

When he was raising his foster children, he had an opportunity to teach the one who shares his heritage about their ancestral language--aquatic--which is very culturally important to their people. He declined to do this.

What he DID teach her is that the primary purpose of said language is to get hook-ups.

There is only a single moment in the graphic novels that shows him smiling.

Said moment occurs in someone else's imagination.

Everything in his life that he ever had a hand in has turned into abject failure. Everything that did not end in failure did so in spite of his actions, not because of them.

This is so sad. Why did I make this list? I'm sad now.

Broski died immidiately and is still my 2nd favorite icewing

Hvitur deserves some more love by the fandom tbh.

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