Wingnut initially struggled to bond with Ruffnut, but they became close allies, especially in battles against Dragon Hunters. Despite a rocky start, Tuffnut's involvement helped them grow closer. Wingnut chose Ruffnut as his Wingmaiden by bonding with Atali, resolving her conflict between being a Dragon Rider and a Wingmaiden. Their bond was evident during the final battle with Johan and the Dragon Flyers.
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How did Atali react to Wingnut's choice of Wingmaiden?
Atali first apologized to Ruffnut when Wingnut selected her as his Wingmaiden, believing it was an error. After Wingnut bonded with Ruffnut, Atali decided Ruffnut should become a Wingmaiden, noting the unique call Wingnut made and predicting Ruffnut would excel in the role.
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Why was Ruffnut chosen to become a Wingmaiden for Wingnut?
Ruffnut became a Wingmaiden for Wingnut after overcoming initial bonding challenges. With help from her brother Tuffnut, she learned to care for Wingnut. Their bond strengthened during a Dragon Hunter attack on Wingmaiden Island, where they worked well together. Ultimately, Wingnut chose to bond with Atali, allowing Ruffnut to return to the Dragon Riders.
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What role does Ruffnut play in Wingnut's life after his disappearance?
Ruffnut remains important in Wingnut's life after his disappearance. Wingnut, a Razorwhip dragon, initially chose Ruffnut as his caretaker. Despite initial challenges, their bond grows stronger. Wingnut later returns with Atali to join a battle and reunites with Ruffnut, showing their continued relationship.
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What is the significance of the Grand Transition event for Wingnut?
The Grand Transition is crucial for Wingnut, a baby Razorwhip, as it is when he bonds with Ruffnut. Initially, Ruffnut struggles with baby care, but with Tuffnut and Atali's help, she bonds with Wingnut during a battle against the Dragon Hunters. Ultimately, Wingnut remains on Wingmaiden Island with his siblings, while Ruffnut returns to the Dragon Riders.
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Official Description[]
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This Razorwhip took a quick liking to Ruffnut – forcing her to become a Wingmaiden. Tuffnut, however, was the real parent figure in his infancy.
During the Grand Transition event, Wingnut and his siblings were let to choose their Wingmaiden. However, Wingnut picked Ruffnut instead. Atali then took him, apologizing to Ruffnut, saying that he might have got confused. The next day, Wingnut disappears but is quickly found attached to Ruffnut. Atali then makes the decision that Ruffnut must become a Wingmaiden. Although at first shocked, Ruffnut accepts. Later, she has difficulties with washing Wingnut, so Tuffnut helps her by putting the baby dragon in water. Through each of the lessons on caring and bonding with a baby Razorwhip, Ruffnut has difficulties but is secretly helped by Tuffnut.
When Wingmaiden Island is attacked by Dragon Hunters, Ruffnut and Wingnut bond and save the day. When the Riders got to leave the island, Ruffnut thinks she is taking Wingnut with her, but Atali indicates he must stay with his siblings. Tuffnut volunteers to stay with them and Wingnut, but Atali turns him down. Wingnut nuzzles Ruffnut good-bye and flies to Atali to stay.
When the Dragon Hunters and Dragon Flyers attack Berserker Island to find the "King of Dragons", the Wingmaidens arrive to help fight. Wingnut flies Atali into the fray and greets Ruffnut.
Physical Appearance[]
Wingnut is mostly a typical looking Razorwhip, being colored metallic grey. However, he has a pattern of metallic coppery scales that sets him apart from the rest of the species. Like most Razorwhips, he has green eyes.
Personality[]
Although Wingnut initially chose Ruffnut to be the one who takes care of him, the two of them did not get along well. Rufffnut reluctantly attempted to form a bond with Wingnut like the other Wingmaidens, but Wingnut was uncertain if Ruffnut really wanted to be his Wingmaiden. It only took Tuffnut for the two of them to grow close so that Wingnut could distinguish Ruffnut from the others around him.
At first, Wingnut wanted to stay with Ruffnut, which would mean that the latter had to become a permanent Wingmaiden and leave the other Dragon Riders, including her brother Tuffnut. Wingnut immediately understood Ruffnut’s rightful place and made the decision in bonding with Atali so that Ruffnut could stay with her real family.
Abilities and Skills[]
Despite being a baby, Wingnut is a very powerful dragon.
Strength and Stamina: Wingnut appears to have great strength as he can carry Ruffnut for long periods of time without showing any struggle. He was also shown to be able to carry two people, respectively Ruffnut and Atali.
Intelligence: Wingnut is able to recognize Ruffnut's call and knows what Ruffnut wants to do, without her saying anything. He realized that he can't stay with Ruffnut and accepted Atali as his Wingmaiden.
Wingnut was supposed to choose Atali as his Wingmaiden, but instead, he went to Ruffnut. When the Dragon Flyers attacked Wingmaiden Island, Atali tried to protect the baby from them. When the girl was in danger, Wingnut came in her rescue with Ruffnut. When he realized that he can't stay with Ruffnut, he accepted Atali as his owner. Wingnut seemed to get along very well with Atali as they worked as a team to fight off the Dragon Hunters.
Despite a rough start in their initial interactions, Wingnut and Ruffnut become very good friends and a great team when they fought Dragon Hunters. They seem to understand each other well as Ruffnut doesn't need to say commands to Wingnut. When Ruffnut became conflicted about choosing between the Dragon Riders and the Wingmaidens, Wingnut chose for Ruffnut by bonding with Atali. She even cheered for him during the final battle with Johan and the Dragon Flyers, and he gave her a delighted screech.
Wingnut is currently the only named baby Razorwhip from the Wingmaiden Tribe.
The name Wingnut might have drawn inspiration after an alien/mutant bat who, in some incarnations, is partnered with an alien mosquito named Screwloose, and (depending on the version) is a friend or enemy of the Turtles in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Coincidentally, Mae Whitman (the voice of Heather) provided the voice of April O'Neil in the 2012 version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which saw a version of Wingnut get introduced during the show's run.
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