The Light Fury Part 2

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The Light Fury Part 2
The Light Fury is a dragon species discovered in How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. It was given its name by Hiccup and Astrid.[1] The only known Light Fury is a female that becomes Toothless' love interest and potential mate, though unlike Toothless, she is not the last of her kind.
It is a close relative and a variation of the Night Fury.



















The Light Fury is an engine of change in our story, representing the call of the wild, which is key to Toothless’ destiny.
Director Dean DeBlois describes the Light Fury’s role as a call to the wild for Toothless, who lacks many primal instincts regarding love and she will detach Toothless from human influence. Light Furies greatly resemble Night Furies, but they are sleeker with lighter colorations with glimmering textures that include, white, cream, and pink. They possess a long, single spine running down the center of their back and light blue eyes. They also have two pairs of ear-like appendages on the top of their heads and a pink-colored nose.  Because it is a variant of the Night Fury and not the same species, there are differences. Toothless, the only known Night Fury, has very large scales covering his appendages, legs, and snout. The Light Fury does not show these traits. In addition, the Night Fury has ridges going along the middle of its head, whereas the Light Fury does not. On the sides of its head, the Light Fury has two less appendages than the Night Fury, and the head of the Night Fury is slightly longer. The mouth of the Light Fury is shorter, and it doesn't stretch as far across its face as the mouth of the Night Fury. This last trait, however, might just have to do with the personal traits of Toothless and the Unnamed Light Fury, and it may not have anything to do with the species.

Unlike Night Furies, the wings of Light Furies are shorter with no sharp tips at their ends. They are glittery white in coloration and have strips of glittery light pink running down their wings.

The tail flukes of the Light Furies are triangular in shape, white in color and shorter than the Night Furies’. But just like Night Furies, Light Furies are unable to fly if one of these tail flukes is destroyed.
Abilities
Firepower
Light Furies are capable of shooting explosive plasma blasts, which resemble the ones produced by Night Furies. It is very likely that the plasma produced by the two closely related species share the same chemical components. In the same respect, a Light Fury has an amount of control over when its flame blast explodes in the air.









Cloaking
Light Furies possess the amazing ability of seemingly disappear when they fly through the blasts of their fire. This is in fact a form of cloaking that occurs when their skin heats up, which causes their scales have mirror-like qualities, allowing them to temporarily blend in with their surroundings.
Strength
Light Furies are able to carry heavy objects, including humans and dragons that are larger than themselves.
Behavior and Personality
Just like Night Furies, Light Furies are very intelligent and very elusive. They seem to be sociable towards other Furies, but they can be aggressive when unknown humans interfere with them or their natural lifestyle.

Appearances
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
Trivia
The fact that the Light Fury and Night Fury are related implies that dragons are members of 'families', like many animals in real life (I.E, caimans, alligators, and crocodiles are all related through the crocodilian family).



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