No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (20 intermediate revisions by 9 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| + | {{DisambigLink|the island|the [[Wingmaidens|<font color= blue>tribe</font>]]}} |
||
{{Island Infobox |
{{Island Infobox |
||
|Name = Wingmaiden Island |
|Name = Wingmaiden Island |
||
|Image = RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland9.PNG |
|Image = RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland9.PNG |
||
| − | |Name 2 = |
+ | |Name 2 = Island of [[Wingmaidens]] |
|Location = [[Barbaric Archipelago (Franchise)|Barbaric Archipelago]] |
|Location = [[Barbaric Archipelago (Franchise)|Barbaric Archipelago]] |
||
| + | |Distance = 29 hours <small>([[Dragons: Race to the Edge Interactive Map|Map]])</small> |
||
| − | |Distance = |
||
| − | |Distance2 = |
||
|Interests = Boar Pit<br>Razorwhip Nesting Grounds<br>Shrine |
|Interests = Boar Pit<br>Razorwhip Nesting Grounds<br>Shrine |
||
|Tribe = [[Wingmaidens]] |
|Tribe = [[Wingmaidens]] |
||
|Chieftain = [[Atali]] |
|Chieftain = [[Atali]] |
||
| − | |Dragons = [[Razorwhip]] |
+ | |Dragons = [[Razorwhip]]<br>[[Terrible Terror]] |
| − | |Wildlife = [[Wild Boar (Franchise)|Wild Boar]]<br>[[Seagull (Franchise)|Seagull]] |
+ | |Wildlife = [[Wild Boar (Franchise)|Wild Boar]]<br>[[Seagull (Franchise)|Seagull]]<br>[[Sea Slug (Franchise)|Sea Slug]] |
| − | |Plantlife = |
||
|First Appearance = "[[Snotlout's Angels]]" |
|First Appearance = "[[Snotlout's Angels]]" |
||
|Last Appearance = "[[Ruff Transition]]" |
|Last Appearance = "[[Ruff Transition]]" |
||
| + | |Gallery = {{Galleries|Wingmaiden Island on the map.png}} |
||
| − | |Gallery = |
||
| − | |Source = Franchise |
+ | |Source = Franchise |
| + | }} |
||
| + | {{Quote|You will always be welcome here on the Island of Wingmaidens. Every one of you.|Atali's warm welcome to the Dragon Riders|Snotlout's Angels}} |
||
'''Wingmaiden Island''' is the home of the [[Wingmaidens]] and nesting grounds to [[Razorwhip]] dragons. It makes its first appearance in ''[[Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 5]]'', in the episode "[[Snotlout's Angels]]". |
'''Wingmaiden Island''' is the home of the [[Wingmaidens]] and nesting grounds to [[Razorwhip]] dragons. It makes its first appearance in ''[[Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 5]]'', in the episode "[[Snotlout's Angels]]". |
||
| + | |||
| + | ==Description== |
||
| + | {{Quote|An idyllic aerie in a remote corner of the archipelago, Wingmaiden Island serves as the flying females’ secret launching point — so secret, they’ll go to any lengths to protect it!<br />The Wingmaidens have long flocked to this secluded island, as it’s the hatching place of their beloved Razorwhips. Wearing the juvenile dragons like winged backpacks, these warrior women maintain their forested, tranquil preserve and eradicate any enemies that happen upon its shores. As all who would dare predate upon Razorwhips quickly learn, Valhalla hath no fury like a Wingmaiden scorned!|''[[Dragons: Race to the Edge Interactive Map|Map]]''}} |
||
==Geography== |
==Geography== |
||
| − | This remote island is, as most islands in the archipelago, tall and rocky. There are ample forests. The Wingmaidens' village is built of raised, dome-like structures above the trees, almost like tree houses. There are also sturdy tent structures. The tallest rocky spire on the island is hollow, almost tube-like, with a razorwhip shrine at the bottom where the Wingmaidens honor Razorwhips fallen in battle. |
+ | {{Quote|Amazing. Just amazing. The density of the vegetation is unparalleled for an island in this area of the...|Fishlegs|Snotlout's Angels}}This remote island is, as most islands in the archipelago, tall and rocky. There are ample forests. The Wingmaidens' village is built of raised, dome-like structures above the trees, almost like tree houses. There are also sturdy tent structures. The tallest rocky spire on the island is hollow, almost tube-like, with a razorwhip shrine at the bottom where the Wingmaidens honor Razorwhips fallen in battle. |
==History== |
==History== |
||
| − | About a thousand years before the events of "Snotlout's Angels", Razorwhips nearly went extinct because male Razorwhips continually killed the offspring of rival dragons. So the Wingmaidens vowed to help the species out, offering to care for the hatchlings on their island and help defend them from any male presence. The dragons then made the island their home, including their nesting grounds. It's revealed that [[Windshear]] was once one of the Razorwhips they had cared for before Heather found her. |
+ | About a thousand years before the events of "Snotlout's Angels", Razorwhips nearly went extinct because male Razorwhips continually killed the offspring of rival dragons. So the Wingmaidens vowed to help the species out, offering to care for the hatchlings on their island and help defend them from any male presence. The dragons then made the island their home, including their nesting grounds. To protect the young the Wingmaidens had the Razorwhip infants fly on their backs. It's revealed that [[Windshear]] was once one of the Razorwhips they had cared for before Heather found her. |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
||
| Line 29: | Line 33: | ||
===''[[Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 6]]''=== |
===''[[Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 6]]''=== |
||
| − | Wingmaiden Island appears again in Season 6, starting with the episode, "[[Chain of Command]]". [[Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III ( |
+ | Wingmaiden Island appears again in Season 6, starting with the episode, "[[Chain of Command]]". [[Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III (Franchise)|Hiccup]] and [[Snotlout Jorgenson|Snotlout]] journey to the island to pick up Atali to bring her to a meeting of allies on [[Caldera Cay]]. Atali's second in command, [[Minden]], faces an internal struggle about her importance within the Wingmaidens. Meanwhile [[Dragon Flyers]] attack the island. |
| − | |||
| ⚫ | |||
| ⚫ | |||
| − | ==Gallery== |
||
| − | <gallery> |
||
| − | SnotloutsAngels-WingmaidenIsland7.PNG|In "Snotlout's Angels" |
||
| − | SnotloutsAngels-WingmaidenIsland4.PNG |
||
| − | SnotloutsAngels-WingmaidenIsland3.PNG |
||
| − | SnotloutsAngels-WingmaidenIsland2.PNG |
||
| − | SnotloutsAngels-WingmaidenIsland1.PNG |
||
| − | Atali 241.png |
||
| − | Female Razorwhip 65.png |
||
| − | Female Razorwhip 119.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 114.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 113.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 112.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 111.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 110.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 109.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 108.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 103.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 102.png |
||
| − | Wingmaiden 101.png |
||
| − | ChainOfCommand-WingmaidenIsland1.PNG|In "Chain of Command" |
||
| − | ChainOfCommand-WingmaidenIsland2.PNG |
||
| − | ChainOfCommand-WingmaidenIsland3.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland1.PNG|In "Ruff Transition" |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland2.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland3.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland4.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland5.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland6.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland7.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland8.PNG |
||
| − | RuffTransition-WingmaidenIsland10.PNG |
||
| − | </gallery> |
||
==Site Navigation== |
==Site Navigation== |
||
| Line 72: | Line 42: | ||
[[Category:Franchise Locations]] |
[[Category:Franchise Locations]] |
||
[[Category:Dragons: Race to the Edge]] |
[[Category:Dragons: Race to the Edge]] |
||
| − | [[Category: |
+ | [[Category:Dragons: Race to the Edge Locations]] |
| − | [[Category:Minden]] |
||
Revision as of 01:23, 27 November 2019
 |
| “ | You will always be welcome here on the Island of Wingmaidens. Every one of you. [src] | ” |
| — Atali's warm welcome to the Dragon Riders |
Wingmaiden Island is the home of the Wingmaidens and nesting grounds to Razorwhip dragons. It makes its first appearance in Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 5, in the episode "Snotlout's Angels".
Description
| “ | An idyllic aerie in a remote corner of the archipelago, Wingmaiden Island serves as the flying females’ secret launching point — so secret, they’ll go to any lengths to protect it! The Wingmaidens have long flocked to this secluded island, as it’s the hatching place of their beloved Razorwhips. Wearing the juvenile dragons like winged backpacks, these warrior women maintain their forested, tranquil preserve and eradicate any enemies that happen upon its shores. As all who would dare predate upon Razorwhips quickly learn, Valhalla hath no fury like a Wingmaiden scorned! |
” |
| — Map |
Geography
| “ | Amazing. Just amazing. The density of the vegetation is unparalleled for an island in this area of the... [src] | ” |
| — Fishlegs |
This remote island is, as most islands in the archipelago, tall and rocky. There are ample forests. The Wingmaidens' village is built of raised, dome-like structures above the trees, almost like tree houses. There are also sturdy tent structures. The tallest rocky spire on the island is hollow, almost tube-like, with a razorwhip shrine at the bottom where the Wingmaidens honor Razorwhips fallen in battle.
History
About a thousand years before the events of "Snotlout's Angels", Razorwhips nearly went extinct because male Razorwhips continually killed the offspring of rival dragons. So the Wingmaidens vowed to help the species out, offering to care for the hatchlings on their island and help defend them from any male presence. The dragons then made the island their home, including their nesting grounds. To protect the young the Wingmaidens had the Razorwhip infants fly on their backs. It's revealed that Windshear was once one of the Razorwhips they had cared for before Heather found her.
Appearances
Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 5
In the episode, "Snotlout's Angels", Snotlout was brought to Wingmaiden Island after he fell into the sea and the Wingmaidens rescued him. While searching for him, Astrid, Ruff, and Heather are warmly taken in by the natives, where they are offered rest, a warm meal, and entertainment; specifically boar wrestling. The natives explain that they aid Razorwhip mothers care for their young and defend against males who might try to harm them. Because of this, there are no males allowed on the island for their own safety and the well being of the dragons.
Dragons: Race to the Edge, Season 6
Wingmaiden Island appears again in Season 6, starting with the episode, "Chain of Command". Hiccup and Snotlout journey to the island to pick up Atali to bring her to a meeting of allies on Caldera Cay. Atali's second in command, Minden, faces an internal struggle about her importance within the Wingmaidens. Meanwhile Dragon Flyers attack the island.
In "Ruff Transition" ,The Riders visit Wingmaiden Island again during the Grand Transition and Ruffnut unexpectly bonds with a baby Razorwhip - Wingnut.
