Flight Rising Discussion

[i]i was trying to make an outfit for my scry when i realized something...[/i] look at this image. [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/dressing-room/scry?sdid=772347&skin=0&apparel=5405&xt=dressing.png[/img] looks completely normal, right? wrong. look again. [img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/354288667507818499/717006195830816929/image3.png[/img] see that? behind the bee, the tail curves upwards. but you didn’t look hard enough. [img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/354288667507818499/717006195352928346/image2.png[/img] the wavespun tail feathers are straight compared to the tail, aren’t they? you’re right, but you’re still missing another thing. [img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/354288667507818499/717006196153778307/image4.png[/img] the tail feathers disappear behind the bee. congratulations, you now are aware of the scary truth behind wildclaw tails and their feathers. but that’s not it. of course, there’s always a conclusion, right? and in this case, there is one. may i present to you, [img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/354288667507818499/717006195101138944/image1.png[/img] [size=6][size=6][b][i]the [size=6]waoh[/size] tail[/i][/b][/size][/size]

what

Hmm. That's a new one. I think it's conceivable that the feathers are long/heavy enough to droop slightly at the tail tip. Or maybe bee distorts what's behind it....

thanks, now this will be on my mind all day long.

i support this

I never even registered they had a tip to their tail it just go Woosh and then gone forever

dont like that

It took me a moment to realize the shadow in the wing would indicate that something was wrong. Without the shadow one can totally see how it'd normal curve down. Hurts to see.

mmmmm don't like thisss

Yet again, the artists not working in tandem lol it's the Tundra legs all over again