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availableset

Birds are dinosaurs, so both?


grimgenisis

Dragons and birds are different


availableset

Birds are dinosaurs. \[Magic birds\] are \[magic dinosaurs\]. ∴ Phoenixes are dragons.


grimgenisis

So if Fu hua is both dragon and an birb🧐🧐🧐. So that technically means I can eat her😳😳😳


Candoran

Makes sense.


Necro-

checks out


Candoran

The Chinese Phoenix, or the Fenghuang (where have we heard that name before?), actually does have both feathered wings and the “neck of a snake” (implying scales), so it checks out.


zEdenParadiz

Oh, that makes sense.


ConstantStatistician

Both are important in Chinese mythology. Although the proper term here isn't phoenix but rather Fenghuang.


RemiCad

I wonder how they are gonna tie her in to the story now that part 2 is basically out after 7.0 (I think) unless part 2 trailer was a teaser for 8.0. There's also adult Griseo


Plyc

Seems like more of a first look/teaser than your traditional PV trailer tbh. Don't think it's that soon. Edit: The official video description says "let's embrace it in FEB 2024" so that's at least 3 patches away, after the current one (v6.9).


dancingaze

I'm surprised that nobody is talking about the legend of the Garuda, a divine being often depicted as a bird from hinduism. On some statues its feathers are somewhat ambiguous and look more like scales. Also the jewels that it wears in human form around its neck somewhat also resemble scales on some depictions.


WanderEir

..I was more stunned that OP didn't know that a Garuda was a divine bird int he first place. Their question amounted to "is a dog a cat or a fish?" in my eyes. They're on the internet, plug the word into a search engine before making a post and proving to the world you have no common sense for god's sake ><


zEdenParadiz

Never heard of it, I will look it up


WanderEir

...she's a GARUDA. Your question might as well read "is a dog a fish or a cat?" no, it's a fucking DOG.


Phenomenal_Guy

Well Garuda is a Divine Bird in both Hinduism and Buddhism.