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Kelpwings are a dragon species, originally based off of Wings of Fire Seawings and Leafwings. This has changed, though as their design and story have evolved out of the bounds of possibility in the Wings of Fire universe. As of then, Kelpwings are also known as Kelplings. They have an aussie-ish accent. All Kelpwings also have tailfins.


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Their scales are light to dark green or yellow; rarely are they blue. There is a lot of variation in the species, mainly because of their evolutionary history.
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They have no full way of communicating underwater except for some gestures/movements.

Revision as of 23:01, 4 February 2026

Description:

Kelpwings are a dragon species, originally based off of Wings of Fire Seawings and Leafwings. This has changed, though as their design and story have evolved out of the bounds of possibility in the Wings of Fire universe. As of then, Kelpwings are also known as Kelplings. They have an aussie-ish accent. All Kelpwings also have tailfins.

Appearance:

Their scales are light to dark green or yellow; rarely are they blue. There is a lot of variation in the species, mainly because of their evolutionary history.

Language:

They have no full way of communicating underwater except for some gestures/movements.