So what I’m getting is Serenity is the avatar and the skywings are the fire nation “Long ago the 7 tribes lived in harmony, but everything changed when the skywings attacked”
@@Yazh9 Long ago the 10 tribes lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the skywings attacked. Only serenity, master of the (crystal?) orb could stop them, but when the world needed it most, it vanished. Fifty years passed and Nocturna and I discovered the new avatar, a silkwing named Serenity. And although her silk spinning skills are great, she’s got a lot to learn before she’s ready to save anyone. But I believe, Serenity can save the world..
Idk how I feel about that. Everything was forced upon Snowfall with the gift of vision, basically crafted to force a change of mind over time. If she didn't grow in those few days, I feel she would've been pestered with more visions for weeks or maybe even months.
Well Luna does make sense as a nightwing name cause I’m pretty sure the context behind Luna the silkwing’s name is different (I’m pretty sure it’s based off a type of moth, might be wrong there) than how Luna the nightwing’s name is chosen (based off the moon I’m pretty sure). Also Luna is a super common name for an Ai to use, similar to eclipse. Also sorry if I ended up talking about the wrong character you were talking about.
I made one myself but guided Chat gpt a bit more, this is what it came up with (i basically kept the main plot, just formated it differently bc the original format was a mess, also to give some of my own flavour texts): *Book 1: Wings of Legacy* It's been " a few years" between arc 3 and 4. We follow the perspective of Marina, a SeaWing princes who's strugling to live up to her mother's, Queen Tsunami, Legecy (yes, Chat GPT made Tsunami the next queen. And yes, Marina is a Riptami child). She is Tsunami's only heir (no clue what happened to Anemone and Auklet, did not elaborate on their fate even after asking) and the tribe feels like she's not suitable to be the next queen. At some point, a SkyWing named Nimbus arrives in the SeaWing kingdom, seeking shelter after one of his expirements backfired hard on him. Nimbus and Marina form a friendship bc they have the same burden of societal expectations (ofc it's society). Meanwhile, a powerful cult lead by the NightWing Vespera, who randomly changed into a SkyWing and then a SandWing during various points of this story, starts gaining power in the SeaWing kingdom. This cult causes Marina to become doubtious of her mother's reign (why? idk, and neither does Chat gpt) At some point Tidebreaker joins the picture, he's Marina's brother, and he helps her work trhough the struggles of becoming a better leader and trusting her mother in being a good ruler. Marina comes to realise that Vespera and her cult are damiging her, and she realises they're the bad guys in this story. By the end she stands up to the cult and breaks contact with them, feeling better about being an heir to the Seawing throne. *Book 2: Forge of Flames* Now we follow Nimbus, a young aspirering SkyWing inventor who has a tendency to blow stuff up (he also has Firescales but that's never brought up asside from that one time Chat gpt mentioned it, which i will include later on). After seeking shelter in the SeaWing kingdom, he goes to Jade mountain, where he meets up with his old friends Emberclaw, a Cleril child, and Eclipse, a NightWing seer who's currently Moonwatchers Pupil. Then chat gpt implies he just, starts school again bc why not. Ofc the previously mentioned cult is there and has seized control of Jade mountain. So Nimbus decides to try and figure out what they want bc he doesn't want his friends to be manipulated like Marina was He grows closer to Emberclaw, bc Emberclaw's a hybrid, and he has Firescales, thus they're both outcasts (this is the only time his firescales are mentioned lol) a minor antagonist named Sable appears, and he's working for the cult! Though Nimbus manages to stop him and reveal the cult's influence to Jade Mountain, freeing it from Vespera's grasp! Meanwhile, another antagonist named Pyroxis appears, who's a rogue animus SkyWing (of all things) and is seeking for a rumoured artifact that's supposed to be hidden in Jade Mountain. He crosses paths with the 3 dragonets, which causes them trouble. All the way from the SeaWing kingdom, Marina guides them with her newfound wisdom on leadership to overcome their current predicement. and while doing something that's not dealing with either the cult or Pyroxis, Nimbus stumbles upon ancient scrolls that speak of a NightWing that's somehow connected to the artifect and may hold the key to unreveling what the cult's up to (it's not officially mentioned by Chat gpt, but yeah, the cult's also looking for the artifect). So now they're going to look for more information they could possibly find about this mysterious NightWing those ancient scrolls speak of. *book 3: Embers of destiny* the POV switches to the Cleril child i mentioned earlier; Emberclaw. Who's struggling with being a hybrid that's also related to Peril! So he goes to do a training montage! (literally, qoute from Chat gpt; Emberclaw, seeking to prove himself, undergoes rigorous training to control his fire and enhance his combat skills. His journey includes encounters with dragons who challenge his place in the world, pushing him to overcome self-doubt. This is absically a training montage, especially since it's only supposed to be a small part of the story) after le training montage, Pyroxis decides to persue his quest for the artifect. Although they have no clue what the artifect actually does, they decide that him getting it must lead to catastrophic consequences, so they have to stop him. They decide to look more into the ancient scrolls, and eventually find a NightWing named Nocturne. It says that Nocturne basically info drops them all the info they should need about the artifect, that's anticlimactic. So yeah, Noturne is noted to be a very confused dragonet, She doesn't remember where she is or how she got there. But we don't care about that bc Emberclaw first needs to learn how to accept himself! Also, Marina's mentioned again, this time helping Emberclaw to accept himelf with motivitional messages! and it does mention that Pyroxis is till hanging around somewhere so that's cool *Book 4: Echoes of Eternity* This one follows Nocturne, and does a bit of a "go back in time" to when she woke up from her assumed slumber. Bc yes, this is an ancient dragon! specifically from Darkstalker's time! (I asked chat gpt how old she was, it said 2000 years. So I asked it if that was after Darkstalker's time and it told me no. She's from during Darkstalker's time. No wintroducing: Darkstalker the sequel) and she remembers jack shit, so she goes on a journey to recover her momories. She at some point finds an old prophecy about the artifect, and remembers what it was. The ai says she made a connection as to what Pyroxis is looking for, which is impossible, bc at this point, she shoudn't know yet who Pyroxis is (the summery states specifically that she meets up with Eclipse, Emberclaw and Nimbus later) then somehow we change perspective to Pyroxis as he decides to form an alligiance with Vespera and her cult bc, well, both are looking for the artifect. Then we go back to Nocturne, who suddenly finds her lost younger sister who's also 2000 years old and somehow still alive, Nyx. And somehow this helps her connect all the dots and remember everything. then it says she meets the main cast (interesting note: chat gpt says the main cast is Marina, Nimbus and Emberclaw. Which means that Marina at some point came over from the SeaWing kingdom and Eclipse dipped) and then we have the infodrop scene from Nocturne's perspective. In which it is revealed that the artifact can *rewrite the fabric of time itself*. So it's very fricking powerful. Anyways, they all realise they need to get that shit asap but woopsy, they're too late, as a member of the cult manages to grab the artifact in front of their eyes. And then the book ends. *Book 5: Harmony's eclipse* The book is from Eclipse's pov (he has replaced Marina once again), and we see a terrible devistation happening at the hands of Pyroxis that will destroy all of Pyrrhia (I asked Chat gpt, it has decided to make Pantala irrelivent to this story. It noted that one of the Cult members was a SilkWing when I asked more info on the cult, but that's it). But luckily for us, it hasn't happened yet. It was just Eclipse having a future vision. But that doesn't matter bc moments later, Pyroxis is noted to have used the artifact anyways, creating a time paradox of some sort. Vespera and her cult realises that this was a bad idea, and they turn on Pyroxis, going for a (In Chat GPT's words) Redemption arc. While Pyroxis decides to keep destroying the world for some reason. However, loosing the alligiance of the cult has caused Pyroxis to be defeatable, and the main protagonists create a plan to stop him. It then says thay Marina is a part of the main group again, despite it being stated earlier she never left the SeaWing kingdom, and that the five dragonets put asside their differences (as if that has been a problem in this arc) and to fight the dual threat that's the cult and Pyroxis (even though just minutes ago, the ai said the Cult had sides with the protagonists) They go through some trials that the artifact has created, and Eclipse uses her forsight to guide them. Eventually, they get to the artifact and neuterlize it, killing Pyroxis in the process. The cult disbands and everything goes back to somewhat normal, and using the artifact, they restore the damage it has caused (bc apparently the artifact can both cause and undo damage). After this, they start working towards a new era of peace. This story was... certainly something. I think it has actually the potential to be interesting, especially the story given in the last 2 books, but it needs some serious tweeking lol.
I’m still in the progress of making it but it’s going to be about a hybrid sandwing/sea wing finding a new fan tribe called a axolotl wing. And then they discover the leader of the fan tribe used his animus powers to make an island. Which takes a while. For him to use it to capture all the dragon tribes and be the ruler of all of them.
this is what happened when I asked, and I actually rly like it!! Book 1: Shadows of the Eclipse Protagonist: Emberclaw, a Nightwing with a unique ability to see visions of the future in his dreams. Plot Summary: The peace between the dragon tribes is threatened when Emberclaw starts having ominous visions of an impending catastrophe-a solar eclipse that will plunge both Pyrrhia and Pantala into darkness. Despite his reluctance to believe in his own visions, Emberclaw sets out to warn the leaders of the tribes. Along the way, he encounters a group of dragons from different tribes who join him on his quest, including Cascade, a Seawing healer, and Flint, a Sandwing warrior. As they journey across the continents, they uncover ancient prophecies and forgotten lore about the origins of their world. However, they also attract the attention of a mysterious group of dragons who seek to use the eclipse for their own nefarious purposes. Ending: Emberclaw and his companions manage to warn the leaders of the tribes about the eclipse, but they realize that their journey has only just begun. The mysterious group of dragons remains a looming threat, and Emberclaw knows that they must uncover more secrets to prevent disaster. Book 2: Sands of Betrayal Protagonist: Mirage, a Sandwing scholar who is determined to uncover the truth behind the eclipse and the ancient prophecies. Plot Summary: As tensions rise between the tribes, Mirage delves into the archives of the Sandwing kingdom in search of answers. Along the way, she meets Solstice, a young Skywing with a talent for deciphering ancient texts, and Eclipse, a Nightwing historian with knowledge of forgotten legends. Together, they uncover evidence of a hidden society within the Sandwing kingdom that has been manipulating events for centuries. As they unravel the conspiracy, Mirage and her allies must confront betrayal from unexpected sources and navigate the dangerous politics of the dragon world. Ending: Mirage and her companions manage to expose the hidden society and prevent them from sabotaging the peace between the tribes. However, they realize that the conspiracy runs deeper than they had imagined, and they must continue their quest to uncover the truth. Book 3: Tides of Destiny Protagonist: Coral, a Seawing princess who must confront her own past to save her kingdom from a new threat. Plot Summary: When a series of mysterious disappearances rocks the Seawing kingdom, Coral is tasked with leading the investigation. With the help of her loyal friends, including Wave, a Seawing warrior, and Reef, a Mudwing diplomat, Coral discovers that the disappearances are linked to an ancient curse that threatens to destroy her kingdom. To break the curse, Coral must confront the ghosts of her past and uncover the truth about her family's legacy. Ending: Coral and her friends manage to break the curse and save the Seawing kingdom, but they realize that the threat is far from over. As they prepare to face the next challenge, they receive a cryptic message from Emberclaw, urging them to meet him at a hidden location. Book 4: Flames of Rebellion Protagonist: Blaze, a Skywing rebel who seeks to overthrow the tyrannical ruler of her kingdom. Plot Summary: As tensions between the tribes reach a boiling point, Blaze leads a group of Skywing rebels in a daring campaign against Queen Inferno's oppressive regime. With the help of her allies, including Thorn, a Rainwing guerrilla fighter, and Spark, a Seawing spy, Blaze uncovers evidence of corruption and injustice within the Skywing kingdom. However, their rebellion attracts the attention of Queen Inferno's loyalists, who will stop at nothing to crush the uprising. Ending: Blaze and her allies manage to overthrow Queen Inferno and establish a new government based on equality and justice. However, they soon realize that their victory is short-lived as a greater threat looms on the horizon. Book 5: Wings of Unity Protagonist: Harmony, a hybrid dragon from Pyrrhia and Pantala who holds the key to uniting the tribes against a common enemy. Plot Summary: As the solar eclipse draws near, Harmony embarks on a quest to unite the dragon tribes and prevent catastrophe. With the help of her friends from both continents, including Emberclaw, Mirage, Coral, and Blaze, Harmony seeks out the ancient artifacts that hold the power to stop the eclipse. Along the way, they must confront their own fears and insecurities and learn to trust each other despite their differences. As they journey to the heart of the eclipse, they discover the true nature of their world and the destiny that awaits them. Ending: Harmony and her allies succeed in stopping the eclipse and saving both Pyrrhia and Pantala from destruction. In the aftermath, the dragon tribes come together to form a new alliance based on mutual respect and cooperation. As they look to the future, Harmony realizes that their journey is far from over, but they will face whatever challenges come their way together. Throughout the five books, the protagonists face internal and external conflicts, encounter new allies and enemies, and uncover secrets that shape the destiny of their world. The overarching narrative explores themes of friendship, courage, and the power of unity in the face of adversity.
this is the messiest, awful, thing i have ever watched. This is freaking insane what ARE THE PUPPET MASTER AND THE UMBRA??? everything is all over the place, why the hell are there so many prophecies JUST WHYYYY
@@wuphatlizar2541 it started off good, new characters so new people could read those before other books. But then old characters cam in and ruined that- they could have done that in the next arc. Also, it started off with Wasp as the villain, but then it became hawthorn and the breath of evil.
The thing about ChatGPT is, it doesn’t have direct access to texts of books and can’t view or reprint verbatim parts of them unless those exact excerpts of texts are so commonly known that they get talked about a lot on the internet by generally big swaths of people or organizations (like a bible verse or historical public document). So ChatGPT doesn’t know what happens in the full texts of the series, only the back cover blurbs and such. Maybe an excerpt here or there. Even so, it has a hard time taking into account all the details of large amounts of texts (even just a handful of paragraphs). Usually instead it skims them to make super basic summaries to keep as mental notes, then bases its final output purely off of those summaries without considering the details it left out. So in this case it probably relied on simple bullet points and publicly available content about the books to get an overall picture of the series’s “plot” and filled in the gaps with simple reasoning and common tropes lol.
it would be interesting if the umbra has absolutely no magical control or manipulation powers, and has to manipulate umbra through just straight-up being deseitful. would make it a bit more interesting of a supervillain. also, i have an idea for the umbra that it is actually the leftover artifiact of a long dead animus dragon that's just doing what it was enchanted to do and isn't really even a villain.
There are a few things I liked about this AI written story that I think could actually be fleshed out into a better book. The idea of the next arc focusing on the oldest dragon ancestors and how animus magic specifically originated would be very interesting. We only know how one tribe, the Nightwings, gained their animus power (through three full moons), but we are never given an explanation for why some other tribes are able to be born with magic, and why some simply cannot. We could delve into what the FIRST dragons looked like, and lived like, with maybe bringing one of those ancestors back somehow. Nocturna's ability to see the dead appealed to me quite a lot, considering it is a unique ability that I'd never thought of before, and which adds a layer of mysticism to the group's dynamic. The ability of speaking with the dead isn't that far from being able to read minds, so perhaps Nocturna's power is a mutation from mindreading, which came about through highly uncommon circumstances regarding her hatching. Maybe Nocturna isn't actually a modern day Nightwing, rather her egg was left in stasis in an old ruin forgotten to time, and is only hatching now because after thousands and thousands of years, it has been exposed to moonlight. Nocturna's description should be different than a normal nightwing, something perhaps more primal, and her power is different, because their powers were just different thousands of years ago. This is throwing darts at a wall, but these were the things I found most intriguing. I mostly just want something different than another political power struggle, because other than the second arc, thats what the other two focused on. The conflicts we've had are: World war, ancient BBEG trying at world domination, societal oppression eclipsed by another ancient BBEG this time trying to enslave the entire world, and what I'm proposing isnt entirely fleshed out yet, but it has something to do with a conflict driving the characters to seek knowledge from the first dragons. Play it out like a dnd campaign with dungeon delving and discovering ancient artifacts and long lost dieties maybe, idk.
the puppetmaster doesn't have to be the same as the umbra, or even related, if they make the puppetmaster or umbra less mysterious so they don't overlap narrative roles.
It's so weird that Serenity, a Silkwing on Pantala I assume, randomly got involved in Pyrrhia's war? And how did everything even escalate from political views and a beginning of a war to literal dark magic beings?
While the initial overview seemed promising, it was _hilarious_ to see your mounting exasperation as the AI promptly made every single choice you dreaded it making xD I don't really share your opinion on any of the most recent novels (mostly), but this is still entertaining, and there are _hints_ of a story here that an actual author could use while ignoring all the nonsense parts. I actually like some of the elements you disliked? And some that you didn't comment on at all. But that just shows how subjective creativity is, and how machines will never be able to replace it.
Sir far I’m at 7 min. Y does it sound exactly like the fan fic I plan to write next? Wings of Unity was a possible name for one book too. And wing of freedom too. Freedoms the original main character too. ❤❤
I think this whole exercise really showcases why ChatGPT can’t execute a coherent story arc 😅 It’s a good way to brainstorm ideas, as I did find the overall high level concept pretty decent, and I was even gunning for a book featuring the SeaWing Queen Coral because she really does fit the description of Marine here and could really use some character growth herself. Once u starting prompting it for details though, it started resembling a combination of some the worst writing problems, with cliche plot developments, a constant influx of new antagonists, and cop out endings. Like seriously, they really went with using an artefact to magically force the tribes to become harmonious. WTF 😅
Look i know theirs not alot of room for completely original wings of fire OC's but charcoal looks alot like my OC ash being a night/sky hybrid with similar colors. Just an interesting thing i noticed BTW THIS ISNT HATE JUST A COINCIDENCE ❤
if i could make the end for the last arc of wings of fire i would make it so a natural disaster happens in the middle of the planet and starts to drag every small island and every single piece of land to collide and merge into one huge island where every dragon tribe lives together
First discord now existing names Umbra and then the puppet master from prodigy math?!?!?!?!? If you play prodigy math you know who the puppet master is
Also putting this in randomly... I love the Anemone x Tamarin ship, I think its a nice contrast, I just hope in the future more lgbtq charcters will be made, in a more well built way. I can honestly see these two working out, with more building blocks set in their relationship of course. And as some who is abro, I really feel like Qilbi and Winter give that vibe, I am only two books into the second arc, but I still have hope that more gay, etc, character's will be made in the future. I feel like people are over reacting say that Tui just threw it in, I think she could have done it better, but maybe theres hope, I feel people are a bit harsh sometimes. :p This is cool ngl, I would like to see more videos like this, although I feel sometimes, chat gpt does not follow instructions very well, like telling it to write more, or not use existing characters, yk yk. More often uploads, would be swag, if you have the time ofc, this is a big comfort channel to me!
i wouldnt say dangerous gift, dragonslayer or flames of hope were poorly written. the first two are some of my favorites and flames of hope was very tense, even if the expositionwas a bit slow. dangerous gift doesnt feel like filler at all, and it teaches you a lot about icewing society. dragonslayer is about humans, which i think throws people off, but i for one love seeing the dragon world from human pov and all three povs are very fun. size inconsistencies are really the only issue throughout the series. as for the guide, it is very fun but also very informative. i had a great time reading all of those, and isnt that whats important?
How I would make a new arc would time skip a couple of years long enouth to where some of the parent characters lets say Ruby as a example would be grand parents and I would structure the first book a legends 1 pov, 1 queen,1 new character that way we can be introduce to the new era of wof while getting to know about new characters and the storyline of the first book would prepairing for a possible war againest a third continent with the only info about the war would be a propercy (I am just going to type a propercy for a scraped fanfic with a similer idea as a place holder and who ever reads this comment tell what propercy you would make for this idea) "born from a deal of wings of xno and entities unknowen, if not stop all tribes will bow before him,the first animus will reveal himself and bring terror to all When a rebellion of unknowen tribes appear the war will begin and a dragon of ruin will decide the fate of tribes" and the end of the first book will be the propercy started to come true and thats all I got
If the new arc allows the characters to contact the dead it’s going to get pretty chaotic I hope there isn’t a big time gap and we still have some of the old characters in the new arc I have my own theories but we can only assume what will happen Also Ai will never replace human creativity Also wing of fire tv made my day
15, and 14 are good!! but i agree about dragonslayer. but reading the beginning did give me some hints toward the fact that sky might be peril's supposedly dead brother, and i did like wren and sky, but it's mostly boring, and this series is supposed to be about dragons, not humans!
If I had a nickel for every time a Silkwing was a beacon of hope for a better, united future, I'd have two nickels, which isn't A lot, but its weird that it happened twice Also, I think that at the beginning of the Assassin Winglet, the Seawings used to be allied with the Skywings, before Tempest (I think that was her name) was killed. And it would be cool if Nocturna's spirit powers were some kind of Mind reading, maybe made by a special moon
Chat gpt? Why not have GPT-4 or Claude 3 opus do it? Chat GPT will have difficulties replacing human creativity. But making a statement of the generality of "AI will never..." basing on example of chat gpt is ridiculous.
Mat this show no one should used AI in any kind of storytelling and do your own the humans own sense creative ideas is very important in the end people are key not AI codes programs which bad
I got inspired by this so I asked chatGPT to write an arc 4 for me but I added Godzilla in for fun Book 1: Flames of Rebellion Protagonist: Ember, a young SkyWing who dreams of becoming a great warrior like her ancestors. Plot Summary: Ember lives in a time of peace, but she feels stifled by the rigid traditions of her tribe. When she discovers a plot by a group of rogue SkyWings to overthrow the current queen and reignite war with the other tribes, Ember must choose between loyalty to her tribe and her desire for true peace. As she uncovers more about the conspirators, she learns that they are being manipulated by a mysterious figure from the shadows, promising power and glory. Ember's character arc revolves around her journey to find her own path and understanding the true meaning of strength and honor. Throughout the book, she forms unlikely alliances with dragons from different tribes who share her desire for peace, including a clever SeaWing diplomat and a rebellious RainWing artist. Along the way, Ember learns about the history of Pyrrhia and the consequences of war, as well as the importance of unity among the tribes. Book 2: Shadows of Betrayal Protagonist: Thorn, a cunning SandWing spy who is loyal to her tribe but questions their isolationist policies. Plot Summary: Thorn is tasked with investigating rumors of a secret society within the SandWing kingdom that seeks to undermine the fragile peace between the tribes. As she delves deeper into the conspiracy, Thorn discovers that the group is connected to the same shadowy figure who manipulated the rogue SkyWings. Meanwhile, tensions between the tribes escalate as border disputes and trade conflicts arise. Thorn's character arc involves her confronting her own prejudices and learning to trust dragons from other tribes, particularly a compassionate NightWing healer and a brave MudWing soldier. Along the way, Thorn uncovers ancient secrets about the origin of the tribes and the true nature of the world they inhabit. Book 3: Fury of the Leviathan Protagonist: Tide, a young SeaWing prince who must navigate political intrigue and family betrayal. Plot Summary: As tensions between the tribes reach a breaking point, strange disturbances in the ocean threaten the SeaWing kingdom. Tide discovers that these disturbances are caused by the awakening of an ancient sea monster, Godzilla, who has been lurking in the depths of the ocean for centuries. As Godzilla emerges and begins attacking the dragon tribes, Tide must rally his people and unite the tribes to face this unprecedented threat. Along the way, Tide learns about the history of the SeaWings and their connection to the other tribes, as well as the importance of sacrifice and bravery in the face of adversity. Book 4: Wings of Unity Protagonist: Aurora, a curious NightWing scholar who seeks to uncover the truth about the ancient prophecies that govern the tribes. Plot Summary: Aurora embarks on a quest to decipher the ancient prophecies foretelling the coming of Godzilla and the role of the dragon tribes in defeating him. Along the way, she must confront dragons who seek to exploit the prophecies for their own gain and uncover the true meaning behind the ancient texts. As Aurora delves deeper into the mysteries of the past, she learns about the interconnectedness of the tribes and the importance of cooperation and understanding. With the help of dragons from all tribes, including Ember, Thorn, and Tide, Aurora must unlock the secrets of the prophecies and unite the tribes to face their greatest challenge yet. Book 5: Rise of the Titans Protagonist: Blaze, a brave young SilkWing who must embrace her destiny as a hero and leader. Plot Summary: As the dragon tribes prepare for their final showdown with Godzilla, Blaze discovers that she is the key to defeating the monster once and for all. With the help of her friends from across Pyrrhia and Pantala, Blaze must journey to the heart of the continent and awaken the ancient titans, powerful creatures who have slumbered for eons. Along the way, Blaze learns about the true nature of her heritage and the legacy of the SilkWings, as well as the importance of courage and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming odds. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Blaze must lead the dragon tribes in a desperate battle against Godzilla and his minions, culminating in a climactic showdown that will determine the future of Pyrrhia and Pantala.
"Dont use the names of existing characters for new ones"
*proceeds to make nearly all of them existing characters*
I mean..it wasn't trained for Wings of fire,so it had no way to know which names were used.... But it is still hillarious
lol
So what I’m getting is Serenity is the avatar and the skywings are the fire nation
“Long ago the 7 tribes lived in harmony, but everything changed when the skywings attacked”
YES THIS IS PERFECT
Although she may not be ready yet, I believe serenity can save the world
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Long ago the 10 tribes lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the skywings attacked. Only serenity, master of the (crystal?) orb could stop them, but when the world needed it most, it vanished. Fifty years passed and Nocturna and I discovered the new avatar, a silkwing named Serenity. And although her silk spinning skills are great, she’s got a lot to learn before she’s ready to save anyone. But I believe, Serenity can save the world..
thats what I was thinking!
I had that exact same thought!
Even ChatGPT doesnt want a Mudwing protagonist XD
No one: The Mudwings deserve another POV character in the future.
Clay: And I took that personally
Yah you do know clay exists
@@boysplaytoys9326I think there's a reason he's the only one we've had though
It’s mainly because, let’s be honest…they’re probably the most boring tribe
I still can't stop laughing from "Flames of Discord."
They discovered technology 50 years later
Just realized lol-😂😂
Discord means chaos tho so it’s ‘flames of chaos’ which makes more sense
@@Zayumaycy yeah I know I’m just having a laugh
@@Zayumaycy I know.
The Dangerous gift had some of the best character development in any Wof book
True but it was ultimately a filler book. Nothing especially important happened
Idk how I feel about that.
Everything was forced upon Snowfall with the gift of vision, basically crafted to force a change of mind over time. If she didn't grow in those few days, I feel she would've been pestered with more visions for weeks or maybe even months.
@@lk_3099Ohhhh good point
@@aeroflyinghighI enjoyed it
@@Someperson12532same, for whatever reason I enjoy all the books no one else likes
Edit: typo
I love how the first 3 protags have already existing names
Being blunt, I pray Tui does take her time with arc 4, because if she rushes things I fear it'll come out like this AI arc.
I guess its just going to be Tui vs ChatGPT
The fact that the first THREE dragons, one of which was the most recent protagonist, is ridiculous.
Well Luna does make sense as a nightwing name cause I’m pretty sure the context behind Luna the silkwing’s name is different (I’m pretty sure it’s based off a type of moth, might be wrong there) than how Luna the nightwing’s name is chosen (based off the moon I’m pretty sure). Also Luna is a super common name for an Ai to use, similar to eclipse.
Also sorry if I ended up talking about the wrong character you were talking about.
I made one myself but guided Chat gpt a bit more, this is what it came up with (i basically kept the main plot, just formated it differently bc the original format was a mess, also to give some of my own flavour texts):
*Book 1: Wings of Legacy*
It's been " a few years" between arc 3 and 4. We follow the perspective of Marina, a SeaWing princes who's strugling to live up to her mother's, Queen Tsunami, Legecy (yes, Chat GPT made Tsunami the next queen. And yes, Marina is a Riptami child). She is Tsunami's only heir (no clue what happened to Anemone and Auklet, did not elaborate on their fate even after asking) and the tribe feels like she's not suitable to be the next queen.
At some point, a SkyWing named Nimbus arrives in the SeaWing kingdom, seeking shelter after one of his expirements backfired hard on him. Nimbus and Marina form a friendship bc they have the same burden of societal expectations (ofc it's society). Meanwhile, a powerful cult lead by the NightWing Vespera, who randomly changed into a SkyWing and then a SandWing during various points of this story, starts gaining power in the SeaWing kingdom. This cult causes Marina to become doubtious of her mother's reign (why? idk, and neither does Chat gpt)
At some point Tidebreaker joins the picture, he's Marina's brother, and he helps her work trhough the struggles of becoming a better leader and trusting her mother in being a good ruler. Marina comes to realise that Vespera and her cult are damiging her, and she realises they're the bad guys in this story. By the end she stands up to the cult and breaks contact with them, feeling better about being an heir to the Seawing throne.
*Book 2: Forge of Flames*
Now we follow Nimbus, a young aspirering SkyWing inventor who has a tendency to blow stuff up (he also has Firescales but that's never brought up asside from that one time Chat gpt mentioned it, which i will include later on). After seeking shelter in the SeaWing kingdom, he goes to Jade mountain, where he meets up with his old friends Emberclaw, a Cleril child, and Eclipse, a NightWing seer who's currently Moonwatchers Pupil. Then chat gpt implies he just, starts school again bc why not.
Ofc the previously mentioned cult is there and has seized control of Jade mountain. So Nimbus decides to try and figure out what they want bc he doesn't want his friends to be manipulated like Marina was
He grows closer to Emberclaw, bc Emberclaw's a hybrid, and he has Firescales, thus they're both outcasts (this is the only time his firescales are mentioned lol)
a minor antagonist named Sable appears, and he's working for the cult! Though Nimbus manages to stop him and reveal the cult's influence to Jade Mountain, freeing it from Vespera's grasp!
Meanwhile, another antagonist named Pyroxis appears, who's a rogue animus SkyWing (of all things) and is seeking for a rumoured artifact that's supposed to be hidden in Jade Mountain. He crosses paths with the 3 dragonets, which causes them trouble. All the way from the SeaWing kingdom, Marina guides them with her newfound wisdom on leadership to overcome their current predicement.
and while doing something that's not dealing with either the cult or Pyroxis, Nimbus stumbles upon ancient scrolls that speak of a NightWing that's somehow connected to the artifect and may hold the key to unreveling what the cult's up to (it's not officially mentioned by Chat gpt, but yeah, the cult's also looking for the artifect). So now they're going to look for more information they could possibly find about this mysterious NightWing those ancient scrolls speak of.
*book 3: Embers of destiny*
the POV switches to the Cleril child i mentioned earlier; Emberclaw. Who's struggling with being a hybrid that's also related to Peril! So he goes to do a training montage! (literally, qoute from Chat gpt; Emberclaw, seeking to prove himself, undergoes rigorous training to control his fire and enhance his combat skills. His journey includes encounters with dragons who challenge his place in the world, pushing him to overcome self-doubt. This is absically a training montage, especially since it's only supposed to be a small part of the story)
after le training montage, Pyroxis decides to persue his quest for the artifect. Although they have no clue what the artifect actually does, they decide that him getting it must lead to catastrophic consequences, so they have to stop him.
They decide to look more into the ancient scrolls, and eventually find a NightWing named Nocturne. It says that Nocturne basically info drops them all the info they should need about the artifect, that's anticlimactic. So yeah, Noturne is noted to be a very confused dragonet, She doesn't remember where she is or how she got there. But we don't care about that bc Emberclaw first needs to learn how to accept himself!
Also, Marina's mentioned again, this time helping Emberclaw to accept himelf with motivitional messages! and it does mention that Pyroxis is till hanging around somewhere so that's cool
*Book 4: Echoes of Eternity*
This one follows Nocturne, and does a bit of a "go back in time" to when she woke up from her assumed slumber. Bc yes, this is an ancient dragon! specifically from Darkstalker's time! (I asked chat gpt how old she was, it said 2000 years. So I asked it if that was after Darkstalker's time and it told me no. She's from during Darkstalker's time. No wintroducing: Darkstalker the sequel)
and she remembers jack shit, so she goes on a journey to recover her momories. She at some point finds an old prophecy about the artifect, and remembers what it was. The ai says she made a connection as to what Pyroxis is looking for, which is impossible, bc at this point, she shoudn't know yet who Pyroxis is (the summery states specifically that she meets up with Eclipse, Emberclaw and Nimbus later)
then somehow we change perspective to Pyroxis as he decides to form an alligiance with Vespera and her cult bc, well, both are looking for the artifect.
Then we go back to Nocturne, who suddenly finds her lost younger sister who's also 2000 years old and somehow still alive, Nyx. And somehow this helps her connect all the dots and remember everything.
then it says she meets the main cast (interesting note: chat gpt says the main cast is Marina, Nimbus and Emberclaw. Which means that Marina at some point came over from the SeaWing kingdom and Eclipse dipped) and then we have the infodrop scene from Nocturne's perspective. In which it is revealed that the artifact can *rewrite the fabric of time itself*. So it's very fricking powerful.
Anyways, they all realise they need to get that shit asap but woopsy, they're too late, as a member of the cult manages to grab the artifact in front of their eyes. And then the book ends.
*Book 5: Harmony's eclipse*
The book is from Eclipse's pov (he has replaced Marina once again), and we see a terrible devistation happening at the hands of Pyroxis that will destroy all of Pyrrhia (I asked Chat gpt, it has decided to make Pantala irrelivent to this story. It noted that one of the Cult members was a SilkWing when I asked more info on the cult, but that's it). But luckily for us, it hasn't happened yet. It was just Eclipse having a future vision.
But that doesn't matter bc moments later, Pyroxis is noted to have used the artifact anyways, creating a time paradox of some sort.
Vespera and her cult realises that this was a bad idea, and they turn on Pyroxis, going for a (In Chat GPT's words) Redemption arc. While Pyroxis decides to keep destroying the world for some reason. However, loosing the alligiance of the cult has caused Pyroxis to be defeatable, and the main protagonists create a plan to stop him.
It then says thay Marina is a part of the main group again, despite it being stated earlier she never left the SeaWing kingdom, and that the five dragonets put asside their differences (as if that has been a problem in this arc) and to fight the dual threat that's the cult and Pyroxis (even though just minutes ago, the ai said the Cult had sides with the protagonists)
They go through some trials that the artifact has created, and Eclipse uses her forsight to guide them. Eventually, they get to the artifact and neuterlize it, killing Pyroxis in the process. The cult disbands and everything goes back to somewhat normal, and using the artifact, they restore the damage it has caused (bc apparently the artifact can both cause and undo damage).
After this, they start working towards a new era of peace.
This story was... certainly something. I think it has actually the potential to be interesting, especially the story given in the last 2 books, but it needs some serious tweeking lol.
AI will NEVER replace human creativity!!
Agreed. Like my arc 4 books are about a new tribe and a new rising continent
@@BaileyRenfroe you made a fan fic? Awesome! I would love to read it it if I good haha ;D
I’m still in the progress of making it but it’s going to be about a hybrid sandwing/sea wing finding a new fan tribe called a axolotl wing. And then they discover the leader of the fan tribe used his animus powers to make an island. Which takes a while. For him to use it to capture all the dragon tribes and be the ruler of all of them.
Wow that sounds awesome
@@BaileyRenfroe that sounds rlly cool! When you finish it, where can I read it?
Headcanon for chat GPT Arc 4: they all discovered a piece of the same prophecy, but they did not think about putting the pieces together
That's exactly what I was thinking! (Also I thought we had the same pfp for a second lol)
@@Ur_local_cryptid Your profile pics are so similar that for a minute I thought this guy had replied to his own comment lol
People: AI is gonna replace humans!!!
AI: *Flames of Discord* 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Mudwings still not getting a POV character, then.
Mabey tui t will have a missing Pot
0:32 In my opinion the dangerous gift was awesome!
Same
YES!
yeah, and flames of hope was good aswell. idk why this dude thinks its poorly written smh
Snowfalls character development is fully from the gift of vision and don't get me started with scavengers
@@wuphatlizar2541there's barely any action I just flipped through it I just found it boring
You know what these sound like? Corals books.
You mean scrolls
@@zay4401 yep!
With three prophecies, it's save to say this is Tsunami's least favorite arc
this is what happened when I asked, and I actually rly like it!!
Book 1: Shadows of the Eclipse
Protagonist: Emberclaw, a Nightwing with a unique ability to see visions of the future in his dreams.
Plot Summary: The peace between the dragon tribes is threatened when Emberclaw starts having ominous visions of an impending catastrophe-a solar eclipse that will plunge both Pyrrhia and Pantala into darkness. Despite his reluctance to believe in his own visions, Emberclaw sets out to warn the leaders of the tribes. Along the way, he encounters a group of dragons from different tribes who join him on his quest, including Cascade, a Seawing healer, and Flint, a Sandwing warrior. As they journey across the continents, they uncover ancient prophecies and forgotten lore about the origins of their world. However, they also attract the attention of a mysterious group of dragons who seek to use the eclipse for their own nefarious purposes.
Ending: Emberclaw and his companions manage to warn the leaders of the tribes about the eclipse, but they realize that their journey has only just begun. The mysterious group of dragons remains a looming threat, and Emberclaw knows that they must uncover more secrets to prevent disaster.
Book 2: Sands of Betrayal
Protagonist: Mirage, a Sandwing scholar who is determined to uncover the truth behind the eclipse and the ancient prophecies.
Plot Summary: As tensions rise between the tribes, Mirage delves into the archives of the Sandwing kingdom in search of answers. Along the way, she meets Solstice, a young Skywing with a talent for deciphering ancient texts, and Eclipse, a Nightwing historian with knowledge of forgotten legends. Together, they uncover evidence of a hidden society within the Sandwing kingdom that has been manipulating events for centuries. As they unravel the conspiracy, Mirage and her allies must confront betrayal from unexpected sources and navigate the dangerous politics of the dragon world.
Ending: Mirage and her companions manage to expose the hidden society and prevent them from sabotaging the peace between the tribes. However, they realize that the conspiracy runs deeper than they had imagined, and they must continue their quest to uncover the truth.
Book 3: Tides of Destiny
Protagonist: Coral, a Seawing princess who must confront her own past to save her kingdom from a new threat.
Plot Summary: When a series of mysterious disappearances rocks the Seawing kingdom, Coral is tasked with leading the investigation. With the help of her loyal friends, including Wave, a Seawing warrior, and Reef, a Mudwing diplomat, Coral discovers that the disappearances are linked to an ancient curse that threatens to destroy her kingdom. To break the curse, Coral must confront the ghosts of her past and uncover the truth about her family's legacy.
Ending: Coral and her friends manage to break the curse and save the Seawing kingdom, but they realize that the threat is far from over. As they prepare to face the next challenge, they receive a cryptic message from Emberclaw, urging them to meet him at a hidden location.
Book 4: Flames of Rebellion
Protagonist: Blaze, a Skywing rebel who seeks to overthrow the tyrannical ruler of her kingdom.
Plot Summary: As tensions between the tribes reach a boiling point, Blaze leads a group of Skywing rebels in a daring campaign against Queen Inferno's oppressive regime. With the help of her allies, including Thorn, a Rainwing guerrilla fighter, and Spark, a Seawing spy, Blaze uncovers evidence of corruption and injustice within the Skywing kingdom. However, their rebellion attracts the attention of Queen Inferno's loyalists, who will stop at nothing to crush the uprising.
Ending: Blaze and her allies manage to overthrow Queen Inferno and establish a new government based on equality and justice. However, they soon realize that their victory is short-lived as a greater threat looms on the horizon.
Book 5: Wings of Unity
Protagonist: Harmony, a hybrid dragon from Pyrrhia and Pantala who holds the key to uniting the tribes against a common enemy.
Plot Summary: As the solar eclipse draws near, Harmony embarks on a quest to unite the dragon tribes and prevent catastrophe. With the help of her friends from both continents, including Emberclaw, Mirage, Coral, and Blaze, Harmony seeks out the ancient artifacts that hold the power to stop the eclipse. Along the way, they must confront their own fears and insecurities and learn to trust each other despite their differences. As they journey to the heart of the eclipse, they discover the true nature of their world and the destiny that awaits them.
Ending: Harmony and her allies succeed in stopping the eclipse and saving both Pyrrhia and Pantala from destruction. In the aftermath, the dragon tribes come together to form a new alliance based on mutual respect and cooperation. As they look to the future, Harmony realizes that their journey is far from over, but they will face whatever challenges come their way together.
Throughout the five books, the protagonists face internal and external conflicts, encounter new allies and enemies, and uncover secrets that shape the destiny of their world. The overarching narrative explores themes of friendship, courage, and the power of unity in the face of adversity.
"Long ago, the 7 seven tribes lived in harmony, but everything changed when the Skywings attacked"
Who do you think will be wiped out first?
Probably the icewings
The next arc should be about an assasin or something, that is a threat for all tribes, so it does end up as another war arc.
I think you does not
Celestial prism should of just been the reminates of Darkstalker's scroll
If Disney made a WoF sequal arc
this is the messiest, awful, thing i have ever watched. This is freaking insane what ARE THE PUPPET MASTER AND THE UMBRA??? everything is all over the place, why the hell are there so many prophecies JUST WHYYYY
Just like actual WOF;
Start is good, then it goes downhill.
@@buiselbuisel8 Ehh, I think that’s only true for the third arc
@@BotanRicewhy do ppl think arc 3 is bad??!!?! someone explain!!???!?
@@wuphatlizar2541 it started off good, new characters so new people could read those before other books. But then old characters cam in and ruined that- they could have done that in the next arc. Also, it started off with Wasp as the villain, but then it became hawthorn and the breath of evil.
@@BotanRice yeah, surprise villans are always good. and old characters coming in makes nothing worse. idk what your yappin abt bro
You know what we need? Another hybrid protagonist. Sunny didn’t give us enough information about that.
The thing about ChatGPT is, it doesn’t have direct access to texts of books and can’t view or reprint verbatim parts of them unless those exact excerpts of texts are so commonly known that they get talked about a lot on the internet by generally big swaths of people or organizations (like a bible verse or historical public document). So ChatGPT doesn’t know what happens in the full texts of the series, only the back cover blurbs and such. Maybe an excerpt here or there.
Even so, it has a hard time taking into account all the details of large amounts of texts (even just a handful of paragraphs). Usually instead it skims them to make super basic summaries to keep as mental notes, then bases its final output purely off of those summaries without considering the details it left out. So in this case it probably relied on simple bullet points and publicly available content about the books to get an overall picture of the series’s “plot” and filled in the gaps with simple reasoning and common tropes lol.
it would be interesting if the umbra has absolutely no magical control or manipulation powers, and has to manipulate umbra through just straight-up being deseitful. would make it a bit more interesting of a supervillain. also, i have an idea for the umbra that it is actually the leftover artifiact of a long dead animus dragon that's just doing what it was enchanted to do and isn't really even a villain.
There are a few things I liked about this AI written story that I think could actually be fleshed out into a better book. The idea of the next arc focusing on the oldest dragon ancestors and how animus magic specifically originated would be very interesting. We only know how one tribe, the Nightwings, gained their animus power (through three full moons), but we are never given an explanation for why some other tribes are able to be born with magic, and why some simply cannot. We could delve into what the FIRST dragons looked like, and lived like, with maybe bringing one of those ancestors back somehow. Nocturna's ability to see the dead appealed to me quite a lot, considering it is a unique ability that I'd never thought of before, and which adds a layer of mysticism to the group's dynamic. The ability of speaking with the dead isn't that far from being able to read minds, so perhaps Nocturna's power is a mutation from mindreading, which came about through highly uncommon circumstances regarding her hatching. Maybe Nocturna isn't actually a modern day Nightwing, rather her egg was left in stasis in an old ruin forgotten to time, and is only hatching now because after thousands and thousands of years, it has been exposed to moonlight. Nocturna's description should be different than a normal nightwing, something perhaps more primal, and her power is different, because their powers were just different thousands of years ago.
This is throwing darts at a wall, but these were the things I found most intriguing. I mostly just want something different than another political power struggle, because other than the second arc, thats what the other two focused on. The conflicts we've had are: World war, ancient BBEG trying at world domination, societal oppression eclipsed by another ancient BBEG this time trying to enslave the entire world, and what I'm proposing isnt entirely fleshed out yet, but it has something to do with a conflict driving the characters to seek knowledge from the first dragons. Play it out like a dnd campaign with dungeon delving and discovering ancient artifacts and long lost dieties maybe, idk.
the puppetmaster doesn't have to be the same as the umbra, or even related, if they make the puppetmaster or umbra less mysterious so they don't overlap narrative roles.
The title names sound pretty good
They all lived happily ever after ahh ending
before I watched this episode I was making my own books and one of the main characters was named mirage
It's so weird that Serenity, a Silkwing on Pantala I assume, randomly got involved in Pyrrhia's war? And how did everything even escalate from political views and a beginning of a war to literal dark magic beings?
While the initial overview seemed promising, it was _hilarious_ to see your mounting exasperation as the AI promptly made every single choice you dreaded it making xD
I don't really share your opinion on any of the most recent novels (mostly), but this is still entertaining, and there are _hints_ of a story here that an actual author could use while ignoring all the nonsense parts.
I actually like some of the elements you disliked? And some that you didn't comment on at all. But that just shows how subjective creativity is, and how machines will never be able to replace it.
Sir far I’m at 7 min. Y does it sound exactly like the fan fic I plan to write next? Wings of Unity was a possible name for one book too. And wing of freedom too. Freedoms the original main character too. ❤❤
WE NEED A MUDWING PROTAGONIST GPT ARGHHH
I think it sounds intreasting, at least in concept. You would have to add or subtract a lot but I would really like to read this!
I think this whole exercise really showcases why ChatGPT can’t execute a coherent story arc 😅
It’s a good way to brainstorm ideas, as I did find the overall high level concept pretty decent, and I was even gunning for a book featuring the SeaWing Queen Coral because she really does fit the description of Marine here and could really use some character growth herself.
Once u starting prompting it for details though, it started resembling a combination of some the worst writing problems, with cliche plot developments, a constant influx of new antagonists, and cop out endings.
Like seriously, they really went with using an artefact to magically force the tribes to become harmonious. WTF 😅
"Flames of discord*
why does the umbra sound like discord from mlp? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
soooooooooo nocturna is just jayfeather but dragon
coral is a princess wu
do NYATT let ai cook again 🔥🔥🔥
I do like Ember though. It would be nice to have a more normal SkyWing protagonist. No offense Peril.
Sooo the umbra and the puppet master are supernatural forces?
Look i know theirs not alot of room for completely original wings of fire OC's but charcoal looks alot like my OC ash being a night/sky hybrid with similar colors. Just an interesting thing i noticed BTW THIS ISNT HATE JUST A COINCIDENCE ❤
if i could make the end for the last arc of wings of fire i would make it so a natural disaster happens in the middle of the planet and starts to drag every small island and every single piece of land to collide and merge into one huge island where every dragon tribe lives together
The fact that most of the books revolve around politics is just-
Come on, this is a kid’s book series!”
me hearing your voice, then hearing jma’s voice:
He and I were created as identical clones by aliens to test if humans would detect us. Now we’ve been discovered, so we must return to our overlords
@@CharcoalsDen L, get discovered alien clone
First discord now existing names Umbra and then the puppet master from prodigy math?!?!?!?!? If you play prodigy math you know who the puppet master is
Also putting this in randomly...
I love the Anemone x Tamarin ship, I think its a nice contrast, I just hope in the future more lgbtq charcters will be made, in a more well built way.
I can honestly see these two working out, with more building blocks set in their relationship of course.
And as some who is abro, I really feel like Qilbi and Winter give that vibe, I am only two books into the second arc, but I still have hope that more gay, etc, character's will be made in the future.
I feel like people are over reacting say that Tui just threw it in, I think she could have done it better, but maybe theres hope, I feel people are a bit harsh sometimes. :p
This is cool ngl, I would like to see more videos like this, although I feel sometimes, chat gpt does not follow instructions very well, like telling it to write more, or not use existing characters, yk yk.
More often uploads, would be swag, if you have the time ofc, this is a big comfort channel to me!
I had a dream that the 16 book was out🎉
i wouldnt say dangerous gift, dragonslayer or flames of hope were poorly written. the first two are some of my favorites and flames of hope was very tense, even if the expositionwas a bit slow. dangerous gift doesnt feel like filler at all, and it teaches you a lot about icewing society. dragonslayer is about humans, which i think throws people off, but i for one love seeing the dragon world from human pov and all three povs are very fun. size inconsistencies are really the only issue throughout the series. as for the guide, it is very fun but also very informative. i had a great time reading all of those, and isnt that whats important?
I used it and I got a very good overarching theme and arc story 😊
How I would make a new arc would time skip a couple of years long enouth to where some of the parent characters lets say Ruby as a example would be grand parents and I would structure the first book a legends 1 pov, 1 queen,1 new character that way we can be introduce to the new era of wof while getting to know about new characters and the storyline of the first book would prepairing for a possible war againest a third continent with the only info about the war would be a propercy (I am just going to type a propercy for a scraped fanfic with a similer idea as a place holder and who ever reads this comment tell what propercy you would make for this idea) "born from a deal of wings of xno and entities unknowen, if not stop all tribes will bow before him,the first animus will reveal himself and bring terror to all
When a rebellion of unknowen tribes appear the war will begin and a dragon of ruin will decide the fate of tribes" and the end of the first book will be the propercy started to come true and thats all I got
All I can think about is the Discord logo…. 😂😂
Excuse me you are right about dragon slayer and lunas book but if you ever talk on the name on snowfalls book again I will find you just joking Ofc
Same! I loved TDG
If the new arc allows the characters to contact the dead it’s going to get pretty chaotic I hope there isn’t a big time gap and we still have some of the old characters in the new arc I have my own theories but we can only assume what will happen
Also Ai will never replace human creativity
Also wing of fire tv made my day
15, and 14 are good!! but i agree about dragonslayer. but reading the beginning did give me some hints toward the fact that sky might be peril's supposedly dead brother, and i did like wren and sky, but it's mostly boring, and this series is supposed to be about dragons, not humans!
wait when did I get to your house!?!
If I had a nickel for every time a Silkwing was a beacon of hope for a better, united future, I'd have two nickels, which isn't A lot, but its weird that it happened twice
Also, I think that at the beginning of the Assassin Winglet, the Seawings used to be allied with the Skywings, before Tempest (I think that was her name) was killed.
And it would be cool if Nocturna's spirit powers were some kind of Mind reading, maybe made by a special moon
It was good until it elaborated
Why did coral become a princess? What happened?
Chat gpt? Why not have GPT-4 or Claude 3 opus do it?
Chat GPT will have difficulties replacing human creativity. But making a statement of the generality of "AI will never..." basing on example of chat gpt is ridiculous.
Why do ALL 5 BOOKS involve and epic quest?? Tui could do WAY better!!
Mat this show no one should used AI in any kind of storytelling and do your own the humans own sense creative ideas is very important in the end people are key not AI codes programs which bad
I got inspired by this so I asked chatGPT to write an arc 4 for me but I added Godzilla in for fun
Book 1: Flames of Rebellion
Protagonist: Ember, a young SkyWing who dreams of becoming a great warrior like her ancestors.
Plot Summary: Ember lives in a time of peace, but she feels stifled by the rigid traditions of her tribe. When she discovers a plot by a group of rogue SkyWings to overthrow the current queen and reignite war with the other tribes, Ember must choose between loyalty to her tribe and her desire for true peace. As she uncovers more about the conspirators, she learns that they are being manipulated by a mysterious figure from the shadows, promising power and glory. Ember's character arc revolves around her journey to find her own path and understanding the true meaning of strength and honor. Throughout the book, she forms unlikely alliances with dragons from different tribes who share her desire for peace, including a clever SeaWing diplomat and a rebellious RainWing artist. Along the way, Ember learns about the history of Pyrrhia and the consequences of war, as well as the importance of unity among the tribes.
Book 2: Shadows of Betrayal
Protagonist: Thorn, a cunning SandWing spy who is loyal to her tribe but questions their isolationist policies.
Plot Summary: Thorn is tasked with investigating rumors of a secret society within the SandWing kingdom that seeks to undermine the fragile peace between the tribes. As she delves deeper into the conspiracy, Thorn discovers that the group is connected to the same shadowy figure who manipulated the rogue SkyWings. Meanwhile, tensions between the tribes escalate as border disputes and trade conflicts arise. Thorn's character arc involves her confronting her own prejudices and learning to trust dragons from other tribes, particularly a compassionate NightWing healer and a brave MudWing soldier. Along the way, Thorn uncovers ancient secrets about the origin of the tribes and the true nature of the world they inhabit.
Book 3: Fury of the Leviathan
Protagonist: Tide, a young SeaWing prince who must navigate political intrigue and family betrayal.
Plot Summary: As tensions between the tribes reach a breaking point, strange disturbances in the ocean threaten the SeaWing kingdom. Tide discovers that these disturbances are caused by the awakening of an ancient sea monster, Godzilla, who has been lurking in the depths of the ocean for centuries. As Godzilla emerges and begins attacking the dragon tribes, Tide must rally his people and unite the tribes to face this unprecedented threat. Along the way, Tide learns about the history of the SeaWings and their connection to the other tribes, as well as the importance of sacrifice and bravery in the face of adversity.
Book 4: Wings of Unity
Protagonist: Aurora, a curious NightWing scholar who seeks to uncover the truth about the ancient prophecies that govern the tribes.
Plot Summary: Aurora embarks on a quest to decipher the ancient prophecies foretelling the coming of Godzilla and the role of the dragon tribes in defeating him. Along the way, she must confront dragons who seek to exploit the prophecies for their own gain and uncover the true meaning behind the ancient texts. As Aurora delves deeper into the mysteries of the past, she learns about the interconnectedness of the tribes and the importance of cooperation and understanding. With the help of dragons from all tribes, including Ember, Thorn, and Tide, Aurora must unlock the secrets of the prophecies and unite the tribes to face their greatest challenge yet.
Book 5: Rise of the Titans
Protagonist: Blaze, a brave young SilkWing who must embrace her destiny as a hero and leader.
Plot Summary: As the dragon tribes prepare for their final showdown with Godzilla, Blaze discovers that she is the key to defeating the monster once and for all. With the help of her friends from across Pyrrhia and Pantala, Blaze must journey to the heart of the continent and awaken the ancient titans, powerful creatures who have slumbered for eons. Along the way, Blaze learns about the true nature of her heritage and the legacy of the SilkWings, as well as the importance of courage and sacrifice in the face of overwhelming odds. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Blaze must lead the dragon tribes in a desperate battle against Godzilla and his minions, culminating in a climactic showdown that will determine the future of Pyrrhia and Pantala.
Someone draw theese characters, i wanna see what they look like.