King Sombra pet dragon facts

Foreverwing

Official Description"The Foreverwing resides in a mountain side hidden by trees and rocks. It is the perfect camouflage for this Dragon, which would rather spend its time sleeping! So make sure it's not disturbed!" — Development 

As shown by concept art by Ludia, the Foreverwing's inspiration from nature seems to be evident from early concept already. All five sketches resemble woody, plant-like landscapes, and these features — branch-like protrusions, bumpy skin and an ancient-like appearance — run true in every sketch.  Most concept art focuses on the shape of the lower jaw of the Foreverwing as well as the frill at the back of its head. Earlier concept art depict the frills as somewhat more fin-like. 

Physical Appearance

The Foreverwing is a colossal dragon. It has a woody brown color and what seems to be like branches at the back of its head and below its chin. These 'branch-like' objects resemble hair and a beard. With small, kind eyes and an aged appearance, this dragons looks rather old and wise in itself. The Foreverwing has thick foliage such as trees and vegetation on its back.

Abilities

The Foreverwing produces copious amounts of lava, which is powerful enough to destroy entire villages.

Camouflage

The Foreverwing uses the foliage on its back as camouflage that leads others to think that it is just part of a mountainside. The dense foliage on its back covers almost its entire body, except for its head and limbs. Their body, by itself, resembles wood and earth. Thus, even when its head is revealed, it is hard to spot a Foreverwing. This may help it hunt, escape, or even simply get some sleep undisturbed.

Command 

The Foreverwing, like the Red Death, the Bewilderbeast, the Screaming Death, and other Alpha species, have loyal subjects under its command; the Foreverwing's subjects are known as Seedling Dragons. The Foreverwing seems to be a benevolent leader and does not treat its subject dragons harshly. They are seen openly flying around it in most of its artwork. 

Telepathy"Hiccup: "It's okay. The Foreverwing wants to help us."Snotlout: "How would you know that? It looks pretty lazy to me."Hiccup: "I just know. I think the Foreverwing is speaking to me."Astrid: "Hiccup, you were right. The Foreverwing really did want to help. How did you know?"Hiccup: "I don't know. I just sensed it.""

The Foreverwing is capable of telepathy and according to Dragons: Rise of Berk, it shares a special, nearly telepathic connection with Hiccup, though why or how this is done is unknown.

Calming Compounds

The Foreverwing is able to produce some kind of compound with a sedative effect that enables it to sleep for long periods of time. As seen in The Serpent's Heir, dragons that bathe in water collected on the body of the Foreverwing will be calmed by these compounds and are eventually sedated.

Acid 

In addition to lava, the Foreverwing is able to shoot small blasts of green acid, as revealed in Dragons: Titan Uprising. These blasts require less energy than lava, but are much weaker than it, which is why the Foreverwing prefers using the latter. 

Plant Growth 

In addition to the acid it spits, In Dragons: Titan Uprising, it is seems to be able to manipulate plants. When doing so thorns appear, and each time you attack the foreverwing more thorns appear before either covering the target in thorns, or blocking them from moving. Foreverwings are like Te Fiti from Moana 

Behavior and Personality

The Foreverwing enjoys sleeping most of the time and does not like to be disturbed. Its stillness when sleeping also contributes to its great camouflaging abilities. This dragon appears to be lazy and has a huge temper when it is awakened without its consent. They also appear to gather and sleep in groups. 

class: mystery 

diet: fish from bewilderbeast lake 

habitat: land of foreverwings 

fire type: lava, acid 

Features:Wood-like skin
Covered in foliage and trees
Beard-like tendrils
Double nasal horn
Hair-like appendagesAbilities:Telepathy
Camouflage
Commanding dragons
Creating calming compounds