The Fairydactyl is the seventh pterodactyl by zoo order in the game. It can be found in the stampede when the player upgrades their pterodactyl habitat to level 5 or higher.
Appearance[]
The Fairydactyl, unlike other pterodactyls, has wings comprised of a forewing and hindwing, rather than the single wings of other pterodactyls. Its wingbone and veins on its wings are coloured hot pink, with the membrane being coloured a pink and white gradient, the pink being prominent on the wingtips. Its head is coloured a softer, lighter pink which fades into white at the beak. In its left claw it holds a wand, shaped like a yellow star, and around its neck is a necklace made of white beads that are not attached to each other. Its blonde hair is styled in a side ponytail tied together with a white hairtie, and its crest has a small white square brim, giving the illusion of the crest being a fairy's hat.
Description[]
Leave your loose tooth under your pillow for a big surprise…
Requirements[]
- Space Zoo upgraded to Jurassic 5 or greater.
- Pterodactyl tamed.
- Pterodactyl habitat upgraded to level 5 or higher.
- Ride past 1800m in Jurassic.
Note: Its chance of appearing is extremely low due to it being a tier 5 animal. It will appear randomly but very rarely, and never before 1800m.
Baby Fairydactyl[]
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Trivia[]
- The name Fairydactyl is a portmanteau of the words "fairy" and "pterodactyl".
- The Fairydactyl's description references the Tooth Fairy, a well-known fantasy figure, specifically how the Tooth Fairy's well-known trait of taking away the tooth and leaving money in exchange.
- The Baby Fairydactyl's ability that increases chance of rare animals may be a reference to how the Tooth Fairy is a fantasy figure.
Notes[]
- The Fairydactyl was released in version 1.8.0 on the 18th of May 2017, along with Jurassic and most Jurassic animals.
| Pterodactyls | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pterodactyl | Taurodactyl | Careodactyl | Pharaohdactyl | Swearodactyl | Hairodactyl |
| Fairydactyl | Petrodactyl | Tapejara | Pterobotylus | ||