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The Songwing[1] is a large Strike Class dragon, that first appeared on Hiccup's Map in How to Train Your Dragon 2.

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What class does the Songwing dragon belong to in How to Train Your Dragon? toggle section
The Songwing dragon belongs to the Strike Class in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise.
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What are the different colors a Songwing dragon can be? toggle section
The Songwing dragon from the DreamWorks Dragons franchise can come in a variety of colors. Some of these include green, orange, scarlet, and brown. The wings of the Songwing have a unique pattern consisting of stripes centered around the body, and several white spots along the outer edge. This makes each Songwing dragon distinct and easily recognizable.
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Which dragon does the Songwing's head resemble? toggle section
The head of the Songwing dragon greatly resembles that of a Fireworm.
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What is the pattern on the Songwing dragon's wings? toggle section
The Songwing dragon's wings have a unique pattern that is similar to that of a Death Song. It consists of stripes centered around the body, and several white spots along the outer edge. Additionally, the wings also display petal-like patterns, adding to their distinct appearance.
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What is the body structure of a Songwing dragon like? toggle section
The Songwing dragon is a relatively large creature, boasting a variety of colors such as green, orange, scarlet, and brown. Its head bears a striking resemblance to a Fireworm, while its body is small and stocky, supported by two small hind legs. The Songwing's wings display a pattern similar to a Death Song, with stripes centered around the body and several white spots along the outer edge. This dragon also has a long neck and a colorful crown on its head made of feather-like scales, much like a peacock. It lacks any horns or spikes, instead having a smooth appearance and a row of small purple sails on its back. Its broad, colorful wings are butterfly-like in comparison to its body size, and its tail ends with a large fin, similar to a peacock tail.
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Physical Appearance

Hatchling to Adult

The Songwing is a relatively large dragon, that comes in a variety of colors including green, orange, scarlet and brown. Its head greatly resembles that of a Common Fireworm's. Their body is small and stocky, with two small hind legs. Its wings have a pattern similar to that of a Death Song's, consisting of stripes centered around the body, and several white spots along the outer edge. Their overall appearance is very similar to that of the Timberjack and Death Song, but with a more butterfly-like stature.

Abilities

Unknown Breath Weapon

In a single piece of concept art done for How to Train Your Dragon 2, two Songwings are depicted with straight, concentrated streams coming out from their mouths. The exact nature of this breath weapon is unknown, but it appears to be white and orange in color.

Behavior and Personality

Not much is known about the Songwing's personality, but they are extremely dangerous dragons, having been described as "killing everybody". This would mean they share, or at least have a very similar personality to the Death Song.

Appearances

Dragons: Race to the Edge

Season 1

In “Imperfect Harmony”, after the Dragon Riders came across the Death Song, Fishlegs suggested naming the dragon 'Songwing', as a nod to this dragon, but they later decided to name it 'Death Song' instead.

How to Train Your Dragon 2

The Songwing has never made a physical appearance in the franchise, but it can be spotted on Hiccup's Map as a dragon he discovered during his journeys, and on one of Fishlegs' Dragon Cards.

Fishlegs' Dragon Stats

The Songwing also appeared as a drawing in the How to Train Your Dragon 2 Blu-ray Extra, Fishlegs' Dragon Stats.

Trivia

  • The Songwing's name was first mentioned in a commentary regarding the new dragon species in Race to the Edge, where it was revealed that this dragon served as inspiration for the Death Song.[2]

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