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Swapfell Red (Ziznine)

\* This article contains information that is from a cancelled AU, an AU that has been put on an "Indefinite Hiatus", or an AU that has not had a story update in a year. As such, some information here may not be found in any established story, and could be considered non-canon.
Time of Last Story Update: June 25, 2020
Time of Cancellation: Absentia

This article is about an AU that has been deemed **community-shared**, either by the author declaring it, or from long-term abandonment by the author.

For another version of Swapfell Red, see Swapfell Red (YiB).
For other versions of Underfell, see Underfell (disambiguation).

### Author/s

Zizzy
@ziznine\_ut

### Date Published

March 5, 2018
February 26, 2020

### Medium

Comic

**Swapfell Red** is a combination between Underswap and Underfell. It was created after Jotland created Swapfell Red as a public AU to seperate the old Sans and Papyrus designs from Fellswap Gold, after the redesign of the skeleton brothers. The tone of Ziznine's take is quite a bit darker than that of both Underfell itself and Fellswap Gold, as well as YiB's take.

The comics related to the Dreemurrs do not involve the use of text of any kind, instead solely relying on visuals to tell their story.

## Character Changes

* Main Character Changes
* Minor Character Changes

* Chara is the Protagonist
* Temmie is the Empty One
* Asgore is the Caretaker
* Mettaton is the Recluse
* Muffet is the Restaurant Owner
* Alphys is the Captain of the Guard
* Asriel is the Idoliser
* Flowey is the Chaotic Villager
* Undyne is the Royal Scientist
* Napstablook is the Celebrity
* Grillby is the Outrageous Vendor
* Toriel is the Monarch
* Monster Kid is the Soulless Angel
* Frisk is the Fallen

- Gaster is the Transport

- RG1 and RG2 is the Trash Venders

- Catty and Bratty is the Blockade

- Nice Cream Guy is the Oppressed Vender

- Burgerpants is the Repetitive Vender

- Snowdin Shopkeeper is the Perseverance Vender

- Gerson is the Bravery Vender

## Story

* First Child
* Poisoning
* Unsatisfactory Dinner
* Undyne's Lab
* Unnamed Napstaton's comic

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Frisk and Chara having ponty hair is the result of the creator's artstyle.

1. ↑ https://swapfellred-byziznine.tumblr.com/post/613498472597946368/q-why-the-humans-has-pointy-hair-a-thats-just
Hell

Hell is a dimension of pure evil and sadness, where Satan resides, ruler of hell. It is described as fiery and drab, with it's atmosphere tinted to look red and infinite. It has many interpretations, but the most common one is a long landscape with chasms filled with fire, and rocky earth to give it an even more hellish feel.
Carrig Cymrych III

**High King Carrig Cymrych III** (270 - 300 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 299 MR until his death. Carrig succeeded his father High King Tuathal, and the two were both victims of assassination—who carried out these deeds and why is unclear. Carrig was the third of his name, following his great great grandfather High King Carrig II. Upon his untimely death in 300, Carrig's consort Queen Abigail named Edmund Kincaid, King of Snowdown, as regent while her young son Colin (born 291) matured. Colin officially took the throne at age 16 in 507.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
TC!Underfell

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For other versions of Underfell, see Underfell (disambiguation).

Uncredited

**Team Colossus Underfell** (also called **TC!Underfell** or **Colossus!Fell**) is a ongoing game and a interpretation of Underfell. The premise of the game is the human, Frisk, traveling through the underground in a much darker world than canon Undertale. Like other Underfell interpretions, Colossus!Fell has original designs, plots and backstories, different from the original Underfell. The game has a trailer and a playable demo version, released in December 20, 2022, for Windows and Android in the Underevent.

## Characters

### Frisk

The eighth human child to fall in the underground, Frisk objective in the Pacifist Run is to befriend all monsters and turn the underground into a better place.

Frisk is a yellow-skinned human wearing a red long-sleeved shirt with a yellow stripe on its center, brown pants and brown boots. Frisk has a lot of scars and a messy hair.

Frisk's personality is unknown, as Frisk has no dialogue in-game.

### Flowey

A small yellow flower that will be Frisk's best friend.

Flowey is a golden flower with eight petals and a white androecium that resembles the face of a goat.

Flowey's is sarcastic, rude and ironic most of the time, similar to canon Flowey's personality.

### Toriel

Toriel is the strongest monster in the Flooded Temples. Not much is known about her, as she only appeared at the end of the mini demo.

### Flooded Temples Enemies

* Bustin' Boulder
* Dummy
* Froggit
* Migosp
* Mimic
* Moldsmal
* Whimsun

## Locations

### Flooded Temples

The Flooded Temples is the first location in the game, a temple built by monsters dedicated to the Prophecy. The temple has mostly dark red and brown color palette. There is also a lot of moss and broken walls, looking like it's abandoned.

## Gallery

* Overworld Sprites
* Battle Sprites

Frisk - Created by Team ColossusFlowey - Created by Team ColossusBustin' Boulder - Created by Team ColossusDummy - Created by Team ColossusFroggit - Created by Team ColossusMimic Hidden and True form - Created by Team ColossusWhimsun - Created by Team ColossusCreated by Team ColossusCreated by Team ColossusCreated by Team ColossusCreated by Team Colossus

Flowey - Created by Team ColossusBustin' Boulder - Created by Team ColossusDummy - Created by Team ColossusFroggit - Created by Team ColossusMigosp - Created by Team ColossusMimic Hidden and True form - Created by Team ColossusMoldsmal - Created by Team ColossusWhimsun - Created by Team Colossus
## References

1. ↑ https://gamejolt.com/p/underevent-trailer-mini-demo-release-mzebycf7
Swaps of the Fallen Underground

For other versions of Underfell, see Underfell (disambiguation).

### Artist/s

Nerveabhorrence, Luxent, Paps, TheGuyWhoCanDraw, EllistanderBros, StillRenders222, MSebas25, EatYourGreens, FLSnail, TheDrunkPotato

### Composer/s

Nerveabhorrence, Nelchael, MSebas25, FLSnail, TheDrunkPotato

### Spriter/s

Nerveabhorrence, Ralliv, Paps, EllistanderBros, StillRenders222, Papyron95, Samuel25253, TheDrunkPotato

**Swaps of the Fallen Underground,** or **SOFTU**, is a take of the AU Swapfell by Nerveabhorrence. Not much information is known about the AU so far, but a game is in development on GameJolt. The game is currently in it's Alpha state.

While it may seem like Mafiaswapfell at first glance, due to Detective Papyrus's design resembling that of UnderMafia's or Mafiatale's characters, the creator has explicitely said it isn't.

## Character Changes

* Chara is the Protagonist
* Asgore is the Caretaker
* Mettaton is the Recluse
* Papyrus is the Judge
* Sans is the Ambitious
* Alphys is the Captain of the Guard
* Undyne is the Royal Scientist
* Napstablook is the Celebrity
* Toriel is the Monarch
* Frisk is the Fallen
* Gaster is the Transport
* River Person is the Forgotten Scientist

### Papyrus

Papyrus is an Underground Detective, who became one after being inspired by films of the detective, Sherlock Holmes. On a Genocide Route, Papyrus spends his time gathering evidence for your criminal actions and by the Hall of Judgement, he has come to the murderer. Themes: Detective Paps. (sans.), The Snow is Falling Right There (It's Raining Somewhere Else), Noir Resonation (Megalovania Phase 1), The Final Evidence (Megalovania Phase 2).

### Sans

Sans is an edgy Royal Guardsman. He wears a pair of shades, a scarf around his mouth and a bandana around his head. Themes: Rain Over the Place (Nyeh Heh Heh!), Mortal Convulsions (Bonetrousle)

## Gallery

The Detective Papyrus - Created by EatYourGreensEdgy Royal Guard Sans (Concept) - Created by RedAppleMettablook concept art - Created by StillRenders222
Pebble Clip-Tailed Mini Longwing

Breed name: Pebble Clip-Tailed Mini Longwing

Bird inspiration: Pied Kingfisher

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Pony

### Overview

These little longwings live close to shallow, gravelly rivers and thrive on seasonal floodwaters, which bring fish and crustaceans that form the basis for their springtime diet. Pebbles are not large or heavy enough to carry or haul burdens, and too small to carry a pilot in flight, so for the most part these pegasi have been left to themselves in the wild.

Occasionally, a family flock of pebbles will move into a rancher's fields, following a stream or river that passes through their property. Convincing them to join the established shortwing or broadwing herds can be beneficial, as the pebbles excel at picking small parasites off the legs and flanks of their larger herdmates.

### Coloration and Conformation

These pegasi average 12 hands at the shoulder, and have a standard bar crest, giving them an almost bald appearance from a distance. With white or cream bellies and legs, pebbles have a characteristic "pebbled" dapple pattern on their chest, back, and wings, exhibiting light dapples in the brown and black markings, and dark dapples on the white portions. Legend has it that the first pebble was hatched from a river rock, and never lost the color of its origin.
Kemble Cymrych

**High King Kemble Cymrych the Great Father** (200 - 282 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 231 MR until his death. He inherited the throne from his father Carrig II when Carrig died of plague. Kemble is noted for having welcomed a large group of Tethyrian immigrants into Ffolk society in 267. This proved a great boon to his people, as the Tethyrians brought with them advanced engineering prowess that helped the Ffolk more effectively defend themselves against northmen assaults. Kemble was widely revered and lived to an old age, earning the epithet, "the Great Father." He died of natural causes, and was succeeded by his son Tristram.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Coalcrest Longwing

Breed name: Coalcrest Longwing

Bird inspiration: Common Tern

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

These longwings fly farther out to sea than most - or at least, farther out than most pilots have seen other breeds go. They commonly return to their nesting sites with bellies heavy with fish, which is good if they have hatchlings waiting for them. Hatchlings are always hungry.

### Coloration and Conformation

With a light grey or buff overwing, and white underwing, the coalcrest gets its name from the broad black stripe running over the ears and down the crest of the neck. This marking may be longer on some pegs than others, forming a "hood" or "shawl" depending on the peg's parentage.
Firefoot Broadwing

Breed name: Firefoot Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Ferruginous Hawk

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

Robust and hardy, firefoots are named for their red, feathered feet. Despite their proportionately large wings, they are nimble in the air, energetic and daring. These broadwings are perfect for gutsy pilots and dangerous jobs, and are often found in dueling rings and as whistlers for lightning fish hunts. There is some argument that they should be classified as longhaul broadwings, as they have both the speed and the endurance for long trips, but as their temperament is excitable and competitive, they are rarely suited to longhaul jobs.

Most commonly found wild around areas with rocky spires, cliffs, or dramatic plateaus, firefoot fledglings have been observed throwing themselves from high places for their first "real" flight, usually guided by one or both parents. These pegasi have also been known to dig up ant hills and termite nests to supplement their diet of grasses and seeds.

### Coloration and Conformation

Firefoots have a reddish coat on their back and wings, usually marked by some darker dapples or spots. The chest and belly are often buff or cream, again with the darker markings. The feathers on their hocks for which they are named are unusual for a broadwing breed, being more common among shortwings.

There are two well-established breeders that train and sell firefoots, but their pegs are almost exclusively flown in the Glass Lake races, so are little known outside the racing circuits.
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Jeb Dunn

Jeb Dunn is the owner and proprietor of the Dusty Bowl Tavern, the local watering hole in Carver Canyon Falls. A hard-working, friendly guy, Jeb loves to take good care of anyone who comes into him for food, rest, or advice.

Accustomed to dealing with pilots, Jeb is knowledgeable about pilots and their needs, and is more than willing to make an extra effort to make sure their pegs are well cared for. That said, the man has never flown, and has no ambition to do so.

This is not true of his neice, Molly Sheppard, who stays at the tavern when her parents are out working. Her interest in pegs and desire to "touch the sky" keeps Jeb on his toes, especially when pilots are staying at the tavern.
Barred Broadwing

> *"Tell you what - I'll pay for lunch if you give me that feather." "Lunch? Ha! It's worth more than that and you know it." "I know... but how else am I supposed to get one without being broke for a week after?"*
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Breed name: Barred Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Stellar's Jay (Rocky Mountain variety)

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Short-hop

### Overview

Like all pegs with blue feathers, this breed is highly coveted. They can be difficult to keep, as they are often food-aggressive and may fight among themselves even when food is plentiful. Because they cannot fly great distances, barred broadwing ranchers will often collect shed feathers to sell as costuming, decoration, or gifts. The blue coloration makes them desirable and they may charge a great deal for these mementos.

### Coloration and Conformation

Being rather short-backed, these pegasi can only carry a small pilot and can’t handle hardly any cargo in flight. These short-hop pegs may be trained to fly unaccompanied between two familiar locations, but as of yet none of them can be trusted not to dump their cargo mid-air, so this experiment may go nowhere.

With a dark head and crest, barred broadwings will usually have a "mantle" of brown or grey feathers across the shoulders and chest. The blue secondary flight feathers and blue tail feathers are perceived as highly valuable and are what this breed is best known for, but the majority of the coverts and primary flight feathers are black, which most pilots seem to casually overlook in favor of admiring the blue.
Bushcat Flats

An expanse of flat scrubland home to hardy people. Granite quarries are common here, as are hidden bandit camps. The landscape is semi-arid and dusty. Farming is difficult here.

As suggested by the name, there are a large population of bushcats here, and locals need to be cautious about traveling alone or overland. Pegasi have some difficulty living here, as they need more water and feed than is naturally available.

Carver Canyon Falls and the Dusty Bowl tavern are situated on a small river, as most towns and farms are in this area.
Coal Canyon

Coal Canyon is known (surprise surprise) for its rich and abundant coal veins, exposed in the narrow chasms nearby. Mining these veins is the town's specialy, and some of their buildings are even built on the edge or into the walls of the chasms themselves.

This location is also well-known for its extremely difficult ringer course, and is home to the Coal Canyon Curcuit.
Crookwing

> *"Poppy!" "What?" "He's got into the corn again!" "Ah, fudgenugets."*
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Breed name: Crookwing

Bird inspiration: Corvid (crow)

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Short-hop

### Overview

True to their name, these pegs are crafty, mischievous, and all sorts of playful. They tend to get into trouble, and very few pilots choose to keep or breed them due to their dark coloring and general association with "bad luck."

Those that are brave enough to ride a crookwing, however, have discovered they are intelligent, loyal, and have excellent memories for both faces and food. The only drawback is that no matter what you use to secure them, a crookwing *will* get loose.

### Coloration and Conformation

These pegs are dark in color, usually black or dark brown. They rarely have markings, and do not generally come in lighter colors unless cross-bred.

With a short back and wings that tend to be strong but short, these pegs are classified as a "short-hop" breed, and may be good for crossing small chasms or ferrying a single rider between towns, but should not be expected to fly long distances or carry heavy loads.
Matalutke Homestead

A 150-acre homestead nestled in the highlands of the Shandy Mountains, well known in that area for breeding top-notch working broadwings. The house itself is large (built by a relative whose stories of "back in my day" are still retold with relish every winter) with several out-buildings including a barn and workshop. The natural geography of the valley is dotted with old-growth forests and several small brooks, making it an ideal nesting place for broadwings and shortwings. In fact, it was the presence of an established herd of feral deepwood broadwings that attracted Holli to this place to begin with. It was from this herd that she captured, tamed, and trained her own peg, Semrah.

   The homestead is owned by Holli Matalutke and her husband, Rorek. Together with their daughter Sanna, they tend the herds and the land, though Holli insists on tracking and managing the herd's grade-A lineage herself. Rorek is a long-distance pilot, focused mostly on nymbak drives. He’s also involved a local sheriff’s posse. Sanna dreams of flying as a pilot someday like her parents before her.
Spiked Quickfeather Broadwing

Breed name: Spiked Quickfeather Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Coucal Pheasant

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

Known for their thick feather manes and lightning quick maneuvers, both in the air and on the ground, quickfeathers are primarily used by pilots in racing rings or lightning fish hunting squads. While their fathers aren't actually spiked, their thin, dark mane feathers are tipped by thin, tawny markings, giving them the appearance of sharp quills.

### Coloration and Conformation

Quickfeathers are notoriously hot-tempered, and may be picky about who they allow in the saddle. With their full manes and dark coloration, these broadwings are particularly desirable among racing and ringer circuits, and have been seen circulating among ranches as studs in the hope of passing on their maneuverability and beautiful markings.
God

God is the suspected creator of existence and life, and resides in Heaven. His mortal enemy is Satan, who is the ruler of the complete opposite of Heaven, Hell. He is described commonly with a brown hair and a brown beard. He is also depicted as wearing long, draping white robes. He sometimes wears a crown in references.
Islands

The "islands" of the SC word are surrounded by Chasms rather than by water, and as such may be qualified rather as isolated chunks of the earth's crust, rather than the tops of submarine mountains.

As ecological biomes were formed and well-established long before the Cataclysm, mountain ranges, species distribution, and climates may stretch across several islands. Since there were badly fractured and isolated, however, islands have developed unique ecological and cultural identities, even to the extent that some islands may be inhabited by creatures not found anywhere else, evolved in isolation from others born of the same ancestor species.

In the same way, human societies and cultures had developed along unique lines, and may be entirely divided from one another by religion, language, tradition, and appearance as well as by location.
Blizzard Broadwing

Breed name: Blizzard Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Snowy Owl

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Pony

### Overview

These pegs are snowy white with shoulder speckles, and are fluffy to the max. They endure some of the harshest winters on the planet, occupying both northern tundra regions, and very high elevations in remote mountain areas. They're specially adapted to live in winter climates with grooved soles, and long windpipes that warm the frigid air before it reaches the lungs. The mountain variety use their wings to traverse the steep slopes, whereas the tundra variety often has to tuck them close to avoid being blown away by strong arctic winds.

### Coloration and Conformation

All blizzard broadwings are white, with very little variation in markings. With an extra layer of down under both their feathers and their coarse outer coat, these pegasi are min-maxed arctic fluffybutts with almost no tolerance for heat. Their down is highly coveted as stuffing for pillows, comforters, and mattresses.

These pony broadwings average about 13 hands at the shoulder, but can pack a powerful kick. Camouflaged by their coloration and protected by the sturdy legs and sharp eyes of their herd stallion, these pegs are rarely hunted by local predators, even in the hungriest winter months.
Bushcats

The bushcat is a land-based, ambush predator. It lives in areas with low cover such as scrub brush, dense undergrowth, or rocky crags/cliff sides. They are large cats, weighing in at a range of 280-400 lbs, and standing 40 inches or more at the shoulder. Bushcats are solitary, have large territories, and tend to be courageous rather than cautions. They are opportunistic and can to be a particular danger to anyone traveling alone in areas with lots of cover. Traveling in the wide open is more advisable when alone and over land, since the bushcat will not chase its prey over an open distance.

However, they don’t naturally take to hunting people. Their natural prey are animals like the nymbak, the scrapwing, and other small to medium winged animals. They hunt by ambush and specialize in snatching prey from the air as it is taking off. Winged prey tends to spook upward when startled, and Bushcats take advantage of this with prodigious jumping abilities. Bushcats have slightly longer hind legs that add power to their leaps, and short, stiff tails used as a rudder during their jumps. Their claws are severely curved, so as to hook into the skin of their prey and drag it down to the ground. The largest bushcats can take down pegasi, though this is not common, since most pegasi are at the top of their prey weight class, and tend to fight back more than nimbak or similar animals.

Large ears help locate prey in their natural hunting grounds that have sporadic lines of sight. They raise litters of 1-3 kittens. Kittens stay with the mother for up to 2 years. Bushcat coats tend to be dusty tan with minimal white markings, though coat patterns vary based on specific environments. A bushcat on a southern island may have a vastly different coat than one on a more northerly island. They have local names, but are universally known as “bushcat”.
Blue Bonnet Cliptail Longwing

Breed name: Blue Bonnet Cliptail Longwing

Bird inspiration: Common Kingfisher

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Pony

### Overview

These small longwings are uncharacteristically flashy for their class, and tend to congregate nearby large, deep lakes. They dive into the water to catch freshwater eels and medium sized fish. Like the blue blanket shortwing, ranchers covet the blue pigments in their wings, and often attempt to breed blue into larger pegasi.

Energetic and lively, these pegasi are excellent companions for larger breeds that must be kept in close quarters. Several inns and S&A teams keep a blue bonnet for company. (Or as a mascot.)

### Coloration and Conformation

Blue bonnet cliptail longwings tend to be chestnut or brown, with white markings and brilliant blue wings. This is one of the few longwing breeds that are not majority white or light tan.

Averaging in at about 13.2 hands, these lightweight longwings can fly a surprising distance for their size, but are too small to comfortably carry a rider or much cargo.
Demonic Entity

## Demon

A demon is an evil creature of Hell, which is ruled by Satan. They are the pure incarnation of evil and misery, and they feed on these things. Being nothing short of pure malice, they are creatures of agony, and not of this world or the next, so unlike spirits, they were never human. A common interpretation of demons is a large, horned, muscular creature with a goat head and legs, as shown in the image.
Crevasi

**No pilot has ever seen a crevasus.**

Crevasi are a sub-species of pegasus, adapted to live deep in the chasms and far below the layers of mist. Their wings, now all but featherless, have been re-purposed as an additional set of legs. They use these to help traverse the steep walls and floors of the chasms.

They have developed numerous physical adaptions to cope with their dark and difficult environment: small amounts of bioluminescence, which they use to not only see with, but also to form and maintain social bonds. Larger eyes, or multiple eyes that capture infrared light. Large, sensitive ears. Feet with 2-3 toes to help grip the walls. These and others are common adaptions.

Crevasi can be as small as a pony or as large as the average broadwing. The larger specimens are slow and graceful, able to reach the fungi, mosses, and lichens that thrive in the low-light, high-moisture environment of the chasms. Smaller crevasi move quickly to chase small prey, such as bugs or small lizard-like creatures. It is unknown if the smaller ones eventually grow to be big, or if they are a different breed.

Primarily solitary, these creatures will occasionally congregate in small bands, family groups, or sibling pairs. A crevasus foal will stay with its dam for up to a full year, but will generally strike out on its own shortly thereafter, and may never meet with any of its blood relitaves again. Fights among crevasi are extremely rare, as their population is small and rather spread out. The lifespan of a crevasus is unknown.

As mentioned above, no human in the Sky Cowboys world has ever seen a crevasus. Only once they have the ability to survive the journey below the Mist will the unique ecosystem of the chasms be discovered, and the crevasus with it.
Firecrest Longwing

Breed name: Firecrest Longwing

Bird inspiration: Unknown

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Heavy

### Overview

These spirited longwings are best suited to short trips, being of a heavier build, but able to carry a surprising amount of weight in the air. Sometimes used in rescue squads, they are more commonly seen in herding and driving squads, being hardworking, if not terribly intelligent.

### Coloration and Conformation

Primarily brown, tan, or yellow, firecrests have striking black and red wings, and a full red crest, making them desirable for breeders and performers.
Knifewing Longwing

Breed name: Knifewing Longwing

Bird inspiration: Wandering Albatross

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Longhaul

### Overview

Teams of aquatic search & rescue pilots atop knifewings are often a sailor’s best hope of survival after a bad storm. Capable of flying for extended periods with little effort by soaring on the high ocean winds, these pegasi will spend the majority of their time in the air over the water, sometimes even sleeping on the wing, though this is a rare occurance and pilots will generally avoid it when possible. Unlike some of their longwing cousins, knifewings can reliably carry two passengers in flight.

### Coloration and Conformation

This breed are known for their extraordinarily long wings, and can be exceptionally hard to train as fledglings, due to their habit of clubbing trainers about the head and shoulders with those wings. For this reason, fledglings are usually wing-bound (wings tied down in the folded position) during early training.

Like most longwings, knifewings are primarily white or cream, with brown or black markings at their points (ears, legs, wings, and tail). Some exhibit a yellow or orange coloration in markings around the face and crest, and this is considered desirable or even lucky.
Starling Shortwing

Breed name: Starling Shortwing

Bird inspiration: European Starling

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

This pegasus is every horse-crazy kid's dream - I mean, who doesn't want to ride a literal galaxy peg? Named for the tiny white speckles on their dark, iridescent bodies (which look like a field of stars), starlings are generally mellow and friendly. They would be perfectly serviceable cart or farm beasts, but owing to their gorgeous coloration, they are very rarely used that way. Starlings are highly sought-after by performers and entertainment caravans.

### Coloration and Conformation

Starlings have a primarily black coat, with purple and green iridescence and small white or gold spots that make them look like a field of stars. Being shortwings, they cannot fly, but have been seen gliding downhill occasionally.
Cowboy Broadwing

Breed name: Cowboy Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Belted Kingfisher

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Light

### Overview

Pilots often find this pegasus fun for its scarf-and-gunbelt markings, which earned the breed its unusual name. Most common in areas with many lakes, these pegs eat mostly grasses and nuts, rather than diving for fish, despite their other similarities to longwings. The cowboy's unique markings and energetic nature tend to breed strong in their offspring, even when mixed with other broadwing breeds, making them a divisve topic among breeders. Are the markings desirable? Are they not? There are as many opinions as their are breeders.

### Coloration and Conformation

These are lightweight broadwings, closer in stature to longwings than their heavier plains-bred cousins. Some pilots argued that they were in fact a heavy longwing breed, but the fact that they lay eggs rather than bearing live young is the deciding factor. With their light build, they're good for fast takeoffs, but may suffer injuries if overburdened when landing.

Cowboy broadwings have blue-grey feathers in their crest and on their wings, but white underwings with black or grey primary flight feathers. The brown or chestnut "belt" behind the wings can be wide or narrow, and some pilots may choose to use natural dyes to darken it for effect.
Common Plains Shortwing

Breed name: Common Plains Shortwing

Bird inspiration: Chickadee

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

These are fairly standard shortwings, found in many areas. Hardy, with good temperaments, they’re used primarily for rural work like farming and logging. Like all shortwings, they are unable to truly fly, but are good at gliding over short distances. This can be exceptionally handy in hilly areas.

In addition to their mellow personalities and hardworking nature, plains shortwings have striking, bold markings that make them appealing to land-bound entertainers. Their large white patches are easily colored with chalk, and they're calm enough to tolerate the dressing-up when they're preparing to go into a new town.

### Coloration and Conformation

The majority of a plains shortwing will be tanor gold and white, with bold black markings around the face, back, and wings. These pegs are steady and good-tempered, with very little aggression observed, even in large herds.
Banded Heeler Broadwing

> *The herd was already 52 strong and she could see that several of the mares were expecting. Either sales would have to be good next year, or she was going to be tending two herds come spring.*
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Breed name: Banded Heeler Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Red-Tailed Hawk

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

A very common pegasus; good for just about any type of work, and easy to keep. These pegs are fairly independent, needing little special care in comparison to some of their fancier cousins.

Be warned! Once a banded heeler mare has selected her nesting spot, she will not willingly give it up for anything, and will come back to the same nest repeatedly. If a pilot or rancher tries to move, change, or destroy an existing nest, the mare may refuse to breed, which will upset the herd stallion. (Not that there's any personal experience here. No. I would *never.* <.<)

### Coloration and Conformation

The majority of these pegasi will be brown or red in color, though some variation to lighter or darker colors has been observed. Prominent black bars may be seen on flight, tail, and crest feathers. This breed most commonly has a hedge crest, and may spread their wings to show the dark barring as a gesture of dominance or aggression.

Sturdy and well-proportioned, banded heelers can carry up to two passengers comfortably, and are capable of mid-range flights. Their wings are better suited to quick areal action than soaring. For this reason, they are favored by both racers and messenger pilots.
Pegasus Breeds (List)

There are 3 broad classes of pegasi: **Broadwing**, **Shortwing**, and **Longwing**.

Under these primary classes, there are a number of subclasses:

* Heavy - Larger and heavier than the norm
* Light - Slimmer and lighter than the norm
* Pony - No taller than 14.2 hands at the withers
* Mini - Under 200lbs, usually the size of a dog (exclusively domestic)
* Longhaul - Has long, strong wings for its weight class, good for soaring
* Short-hop - Has short and/or weak wings and a short back for its weight class
* Bright - Has unusually colorful and showy plumage (exclusively domestic)
* Dark - Has unusually dark coat, wings, or markings

You may see these modifiers in breed names, describing how it departs from its broader classification. The list below is incomplete, and will be updated as new pegasi are introduced to the canon.
Lightningspeed

This is Lightningspeed,power of Thunder and Beyond

Venom:He could also be for good use against Thor and Batman Beyond,including you and Spider Man,trust me.

Spider Kid:Is that so?

-Venom and Green Goblin to Spider Kid introducing about Lightningspeed.

Lightningspeed was a charge of force made by the hood explosion.

History

Johnson Amedeus Daniels was genetically caught by the hood explosion and that granted him superhuman powers and lightning substances during the genetical bangs.Since then,he gained the name Lightningspeed and stopped Tinnar and his friends when he solved the mystery of the wanted creatures and kept stopping Tinnar. When he was captured by the young hero,he began to question him.

Appearance

Tiny Hippos Daycare Adventures

He's Back

## Lightningspeed

### Relatives

Venom,Scream,Doctor Cholestrol,Symbiote Scientist

## Physical description

### Eye color

Pink,Purple(when powerful),Blue(when powerless)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Tiny Hippos Daycare Show,Tiny Hippos Daycare Adventures
Pilot Gear

Pegasus tack is engineered to be as light as possible, yet sturdy enough to comfortably sit a pilot between and slightly behind the wing joint. Often constructed out of wood, with leather or cotton straps, these saddles have as little metal rigging on them as possible, both to minimize weight and avoid possible injury to the pegasus due to catching or rubbing.

Some saddles have a molded seat, with a low, steep cantle. This helps the pilot stay onboard when the peg begins to accelerate quickly - as when taking off. Others have no seat, but are rather more like a harness with heel slings rigged to the surcingle. These are used for short trips where speed is of the essence - many racing pilots tend to prefer this design - and on shortwing pegs that are generally used for ploughing and hauling, rather than in flight.

Pilots will usually wear specialized boots, allowing them to mount, fly, and ride a peg by supporting the majority of their weight in the heel straps, rather than sitting on the saddle. These boots often feature a slightly longer heel cap, reinforced with seasoned hardwood or metal. The logic here is that it's much easier to repair or replace a heel strap than it would be to get new boots.

As the legs of a pilot do not hang down beside the barrel, a majority of the peg's directions come in the form of vocal commands and shifting weight forward, back, left, or right. As a general rule, pegs do not tolerate a bit or bridle, for the simple reason that it's very uncomfortable to hold a metal bar with one's beak. This being the case, reins are rarely used on pegs at all, though there can be some benefit to using them when riding a land-bound shortwing.

To reduce the amount of weight a peg has to carry, particularly on flights that require stamina, pilots do not usually carry camp gear with them. Instead, they rely on permant or semi-permanent campsites, taverns, inns, bunkhouses, and occasionally the hospitality of a homesteader. For this reason, pilots will often travel along what they call "flight paths," or "aerial trails" with known and reputable campsites or inns. These routes, particularly those near to their home island, are memorized by pilots for easy navigation. The same holds true for herding corridors and drive trails.

Pilots will often have a small gear pack strapped to the back of the saddle over the pegasi’s haunches. Gear usually includes:

* A length of sturdy rope
* Money string
* Small hoof pick/multitool
* Fire starter kit
* Water canteen
* Small amount of travel food

They may also carry larger items or weapons depending on their trade/faction. The limit to what they can carry with them is the strength (and tolerance) of their peg.
Tawny Shortwing

Breed name: Tawny Shortwing

Bird inspiration: Chicken

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

Tawnies are surprisingly spirited for shortwings, often having strong opinions about where they should go and what they should do there. They are, however, excellent at both producing and successfully raising large clutches, averaging 3-4 hatchlings per clutch, and one clutch every 1-2 years. This being the case, several well-known shortwing breeders have attempted to cross tawny mares with mellower, stronger, or more colorful shortwing stallions.

### Coloration and Conformation

As their name implies, tawny shortwings are primarily yellow, brown, or tawny in color. In addition, they are unusually fluffy, with thick feathers along the hindquarters, chest, and fetlocks.
Blue Blanket Shortwing

Breed name: Blue Blanket Shortwing

Bird inspiration: Unknown blue hummingbird

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Pony

### Overview

These are small little guys, rarely growing taller than 14 hands. Since they’re technically flightless, they’re coveted as flashy driving ponies. Ranchers and breeders often try to breed their blue feathers into broadwings. They can be extremely charming and friendly when they want to be, but may also hold a grudge for *much* longer than any peg has a right to.

### Coloration and Conformation

Perhaps even more unique than the blue plumage on the wings, the blue blankets have orange or red speckle markings around their face and throat, giving them a mischievous look. Clever and strong for their size, these pegasi are prized for their staying power in pulling small carts. Like their larger cousins, they are docile and affectionate in most cases, and have been observed being calm and even curious around children. (Don't test this at home.)
Ice-coat Longwing

Breed name: Ice-coat Longwing

Bird inspiration: unknown

Class: Longwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

These longwings thrive in some of the coldest, harshest environments known to mankind. They usually live in high mountain ranges in the far north, making daily trips to the bay or lake nearest their nesting site to feed. This is one of the few longwing breeds that consistently nest and sleep in the same general area year 'round.

### Coloration and Conformation

Ice-coat longwings have a specialized undercoat, something like the blizzard or snowshoe broadwings, which keeps them warm by trapping the warmth of sunlight against the skin. For cold-climate breeds, keeping the wings warm can be a problem, particularly during flight. For this reason, it's uncommon to see ice-coat flying unless it's sunny outside.
The Wild Winds

This area is uncharacteristically whole - that is there are less chasms and land islands per square mile than the rest of the planet. There are even two whole rivers that remain mostly unbroken! And yet despite the potential for more organized farming, trade, and government, the area is known as The Wild Winds, and is considered rather rough-and-tumble.

With the dramatic Shandy Mountains and lightning fish infested Denavi Highlands to the northwest, the bandit-ridden Slipshod Scrublands to the southeast flanked by the Sentomia Desert, and the stormy Windy Wing Basin stretching through the middle of it all, the people here have to be hardy, resourceful...and a little bit wild to survive.

*Map coming soon!*
Blood Roan Shortwing

Breed name: Blood Roan Shortwing

Bird inspiration: Crimson-Hooded Manakin

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

Despite their intimidating name, these shortwings are among the most friendly and docile. Complete cinnamon rolls, they are deeply invested in whomever will give them their next treat, and are especially fond of apples. Trustworthy with both delicate jobs and with children, blood roans are a common sight on farms on the southern islands.

### Coloration and Conformation

While the wings, tail, and most of the body are deep black, the head, neck, and chest are often bright, iridescent red. The shade of red and how far it extends can vary from one peg to the next, but their striking colors make them a good addition to any farm looking to add a splash of color.
Mists

The Mists that have settled into the chasms are ever-present, and are very dangerous to humans. No one who has ventured into the Mists has returned alive. This is due to several factors, including the immense stupidity of pilots daring one another to "touch the Mist" and the presence of hallucinogenic fungus growing along the chasm walls.

The moisture in the air spreads the fungus spores, causing hallucinations, madness, and a mild cough. The disorienting effects of this psychedelic fungus causes pegasi and pilots alike to lose their way, lose their minds, and/or crash, generally resulting in the immediate death of all creatures involved.

The use of bridges or ziplines (pending) across smaller chasms results in skin contact with objects (like rope) that have been exposed to the Mists for extended periods. Something like our Earth's ringworm, this causes a sub-dermal fungal infection that is extremely itchy and unpleasant, in addition to being contagious and often associated with violent insanity. This infection generally starts in the palms or wrists, spreading in a branching pattern under swollen and tender skin. While relatively easy to treat via exposure to vinegar or strong wine, the infection is *under the skin*, which means the treatment is almost as unpleasant as the infection itself.

Death of the fungal infection will leave behind pronounce scars, but these will eventually fade in color from dark red or brown to pale pink or even white. Folk with these scars are considered unpredictable or untrustworthy, and may be encouraged to move on quickly in certain, particularly suspicious towns.
Rainbow Shortwing

Breed name: Rainbow Shortwing

Bird inspiration: Peacock

Class: Shortwing

Subclass: Bright

### Overview

These pegasi were bred for their bright colors and incredibly long tailfeathers, which render them more or less useless for hard work of any kind. Highly sought-after by performers and entertainers, rainbows are spirited and often vain, but rarely intelligent.

### Coloration and Conformation

Like most shortwings, rainbows are heavy and tall, with a great deal of power behind their showy displays. Primarily green and blue, but with variety of other colors in both their wings and tails, these pegasi are the lovechild of a shortwing breeder and his somewhat eccentric partner. Let's not judge them.
Firehawk Broadwing

Breed name: Firehawk Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Whistling Kite

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Standard

### Overview

Firehawks are common rescue mounts, having little or no fear of fire. It is unknown if this is an example of losing useful instincts or of conditioning, as the mares will frequently lead their young close to fires when they are available.

This breed was given its name when a pilot witnessed a pegasus kick the topmost burning branch from a tree in a wildfire, catch it, then fly with the burning branch to a new area, setting fire to the grasses there to drive small prey into the open. This is a rare behavior, only observed during times of famine or drought when the pegasi's usual food sources are scarce. This is also the only instance of observable hunting behaviors in pegasi, which are largely omnivorous, but do not tend to seek out live prey.

According to legend, the firehawk’s black markings were originally soot built up on their coat and feathers.

### Coloration and Conformation

Most firehawks are red, brown, or bay, with black feathers on top of their wings, tail and crest. Dark stockings or markings on the face are common, and wild firehawk mares seem to prefer stallions with more dark markings, though it's unclear why.

Despite their reputation as daring, fearless, or even reckless pegasi, firehawks are steady and intelligent, and are one of the lower-maintenance broadwing breeds, as they are generally not picky about their food and are exceptionally flexible, able to groom both wings and tail without the help of a human or herdmate.
Opal Broadwing

Breed name: Opal Broadwing

Bird inspiration: Nicobar Pigeon

Class: Broadwing

Subclass: Light

### Overview

These pegs are rare and highly sought-after by performers and color enthusiasts alike. Often they are kept simply as the trophy of a herd for fear of dirtying or marring their beautiful coats. In their native region, they are given as expensive, lavish gifts between royalty and the upper class. Sometimes they are even given as a dowry.
One of these beautiful pegasi is famously owned by legendary bandit Hennison “Scrubs” Foyer.

### Coloration and Conformation

The majority of the opal's coat is a deep blue, sometimes so dark it almost looks black when not in direct sunlight. All feathers are at least somewhat irridescent, and the bright orange and yellow "mantle" at the shoulders and on the wings is one of the brightest seen on any known breed.

In addition, opals almost exclusively have a full crest, which can sometimes pose an inconvenience to their pilot while flying. The feathers in the crest are long and flexible, and require extra care and grooming to ensure they stay healthy.