The Pern District

A Lion without any Claws Egg tumbles end over end over end clumsily. Then it hits a pebble with a tiny.... bump.... oops! Noooo! The tiny golden brown egg hatches to reveal a very, very cute little brown hatchling colored in the same shades as a young tomcat.

Clueless and Cheery Feline Brown
This cute yet brave little brown strongly resembles a barn cat. His furry reddish brown hide ripples richly in tawny and savannah browns that fade to a clear, crystaline brown color over his long and narrow sails. His rounded muzzle is almost golden in its color, and hints of the same gold stick up from the dust of his lean and attractive front and back talons. Surprisingly his tiny obsidian nails are smaller than the talons of other browns. But this charming and lovable little brown doesn't need claws to make an impression, look at his cute little tomcat brown tail and the winning way he curves his cinnamon back.

Inspiration:  Alex from Madagasgar

The beat begins to pound, and I like to move it! egg, well, moves it! The egg sways left, right, left right, bobbing to inaudible music before it cracks and a dusky blue hatchling rolls out and crows, spreading his wings and taking a dramatic pose, tadaaaa! Its amazing!

King of Fools Blue Hatchling
This handsome dusky blue hatchling has big eyes with pale silverblue rings around them, a snub muzzle patterned in rings of dusk blue, midnight blue, and argent blue. His frame is lean and wiggly, a single movement tranported along his length like a dancer swaying to a harper's beat. His body is covered in dusky silver blue coloring. His long narrow indigo and royal blue sails are robes fit for a king, if a little tiny. His nimble huckleberry blue paws resemble gloves perhaps? As if he's shoved his talons in ink. But his tail is this blue's most remarkable feature. Long and wirey, the wiggly little creature's tail is banded in indigo, midnight blue, and silvery argent blue.

Inspiration:  King Julian from Madagasgar

You didn't see any egg wiggle waggles, the circular motions in the sand make it appear that the egg is trying to burrow deeper, perhaps attempting to escape. But instead the egg opens with a comical 'pop!' spilling its glacial green occupant onto the ground.

Absurd Avian Green Hatchling
This sneaky little ice green is a silly thing. Her birdlike head is bathed in the light from aurora austrialis. Her neck is quite short, the color of a mossy creekbed buried in ice, and her glacial green wings are unusually tiny. Her stubby forepaws and feet are tundra green, lit by the ethereal bright lights of the snowy south. Her body is a pale, pale tundra green, small short and snub like the rest of her. Her tail is stubby too, the ethereal green apendage swaying behind her when she walks.

Inspiration:  The Penguins from Madagasgar