Fictional And Nonfictional Facts Of The Windwalker

Since I grow to love Windwalkers more and more every day, I thought it'd be neat to write down some fake facts.

Please note that some of these facts are not canon. Considering there's very little information about The Windwalker as of right now, I've decided to be creative and make some some of my own facts. When writing character profiles I often stumble upon questions I can't answer. So in my profile I'm writing for Sweet Tooth, I've thrown in some of my made up information. Writing written in bold indicates that the information is completely fictional and false. Italics indicate that there is a possibility it can be official based on the information that was released. Normal writing means it is information that has been released officially and these notes are completely canon. Hope you find this somewhat interesting!


- The Windwalker is one of the fastest flying dragons in the Tidal class. It is only surpassed by The Sand Wraith and The Shockjaw's speed is rivaled with Walkies.
- The appendages on the side of The Windwalker's head are used as sensors and radars. Like Night Furies, they are able to detect sound and vibration around them. This makes hunting and fishing underwater much more convenient, as they are able to sense the change of current fleeing fish make.
- Like most Tidal Class dragons, it produces electricity instead of flame. It shoots bright blue blasts at it's opponents and it's able to keep itself electrified as a form of protection. Like a Nightmare who can set itself on fire, Walkies can produce electricity throughout their bodies which shock and stun on impact.
- Other than shooting electricity, Walkies are able to create electrical fields around them like a barrier.
- The Windwalker is very intelligent and can get creative with problem solving. For example, when fishing large schools of fish, Walkies can hover above the water and direct their electrical blasts in the water itself. This causes any fish to rise to the surface as they have been electrified and killed instantly.
- Walkies are very gentle and docile. They are easy to bond with due to their passive nature, but like the Tidal Class description indicates, they don't handle aggression well. Walkies will not fight unless they are being attacked.
- They may be gentle, but they are still a formidable foe. Once you've crossed it, it will let you know it means business. Though they prefer not to get involved, they will step up and challenge you without hesitation if they have to. They are in fact kind, but they are not pushovers.
- When the mother Walkie knows her eggs are about to hatch, she will crawl into the water and wait for her babies. Once they're hatched, they waddle their way towards their guardian. This makes swimming a quick and almost instinctual ability for them. Like baby turtles, they know exactly what to do once they've hatched. However, the mothers are still there to wait for them. They walk into the water until they are completely diverged and they wait at the bottom. This differs them from turtles.
- It's because of this instinct, baby Walkies are a very vulnerable prey to other dragons. Their mothers are sometimes too far away to get to their young in time, only having a couple to raise.
- Walkies are considered incredibly agile dragons. Their long bodies and large wings make for easy turning. Like a Razorwhip, Walkies are able to make tight turns as they stretch their wings out and curve their body. This makes dodging projectiles very easy for them.
- With their impressive speed and agility, Walkies are considerably noble racers. 
- Their kind nature and boldness make for great partners for Vikings who want gentle and calm dragons with many capabilities. For example, Jada isn't one for fast flying, but Sweet Tooth is still fast enough to get them out of trouble if they need to. Sweet Tooth is very innocent and gentle as Walkies are, but she doesn't put up with danger. She will protect the things she loves if she has to. Walkies are very capable dragons but are still compassionate enough to be with timid and shy riders.
- Although they are Tidal Class dragons, these creatures are also dragons of the sky. Unlike most Tidal dragons, you can often see this dragon flying high in the air.
- Considering their aquatic instincts and electrical firepower, Walkies are considered to be at their best when battling in storms. The heavy rain holds no weight for a dragon of the Tidal Class and can be considered refreshing. Their ability to produce electricity can double when in a lightening storm. Unlike the Skrill however, they don't have the ability to conduct electricity, and they can still be harmed when struck. However, it's their ability to shoot electricity that make it a tougher match against lightening attacks. Unlike most dragons, Walkies don't get electrocuted or stunned. They aren't immune to electrical attacks, but they are able to resist them much more than dragons of other firepower.
 - Thanks to their agility, Walkies are able to dive at the speed of lightening. However, dive bombing is not an ability. They are able to dive very quickly, but are unable to stop just as fast.
- Because of their large wings, Walkies are able to produce powerful wind attacks.
- Walkies are normally seen with orange and purple colouring, or purple and blue colouring.
- Walkies are prone to neck problems and vulnerability because they are so long and sleek. Their necks are strong, but they can still pull muscles and get cramps.
- They are not considerably quick runners. They have short legs and have more capability in the air.