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#Rainwing color moods how to#

Reddish-orange: determination, confident.

Pink: joyful, happy, loving, embarrassed.

Orange: irritated, frustrated, annoyed.

Dark blue: resigned, mournful, dismayed, thoughtful.

RainWings have sun-time to make their scales beautiful and improve their mood. In the graphic novels, however, RainWing eggs are shown as opaque and rainbow-colored. RainWing dragonets develop their color-shifting scales while they are still in their eggs, which are pale, smooth, and white. RainWings are able to uncannily mimic the realistic appearance of other tribes with their scales. Glory in The Hidden Kingdom (graphic novel) changing colors to depict her mood. RainWings are able to blend into their surroundings at will otherwise.

#Rainwing color moods how to#

RainWings also cannot camouflage if someone who does not know how to camouflage is mind-controlling them (via the othermind). RainWing eyes can change color, and they may not be able to camouflage when they are afraid or in pain. Most RainWings have a 'default' color scheme that they set their scales to when they are not showing emotions. They can control the color of their scales, though they often have a hard time stopping strong emotions from showing through them. Most RainWings prefer vivid, bright colors however, if they wish, they can camouflage to look like they have disappeared.

RainWings have small, round scales that can change color. When afraid, insulted, or angry, RainWings flare their ruffs as a sign of aggression or hostility, perhaps to seem larger, like how other tribes would flare their wings. They are long and graceful, with ruffs behind their ears, curved horns, and prehensile tails that are used primarily for climbing, swinging in trees, and hanging off branches in the rainforest they inhabit, like birds of paradise.