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'''Flye and Frie's family''' are fictional characters featured in the [[Flye 'n' Frie (franchise)|''Flye 'n' Frie'']] franchise. It consists of the eponymous kangaroo-furred wingless dragon [[Flye]] and his [[mink-mink harpy]] girlfriend [[Frie]], their parents (The dragon [[Falkon]] and the kangaroo [[Greyl]] for Flye) and their two children, [[Frye]], and [[Lilfrie]], the latter two being [[mink-mink dragons|mink-mink dragon]] due to their hybrid nature. They live within the [[Isles of Topaktan]], and lore-wise, they were created by [[Darien Brice Dickinson]], who turned the characters into a family after purchasing or commissioning the characters' designs from various artists and other sources (with the exception of Frie, who was solely designed by Dickinson himself). | '''Flye and Frie's family''' are fictional characters featured in the [[Flye 'n' Frie (franchise)|''Flye 'n' Frie'']] franchise. It consists of the eponymous kangaroo-furred wingless dragon [[Flye]] and his [[mink-mink harpy]] girlfriend [[Frie]], their parents (The dragon [[Falkon]] and the kangaroo [[Greyl]] for Flye) and their two children, [[Frye]], and [[Lilfrie]], the latter two being [[mink-mink dragons|mink-mink dragon]] due to their hybrid nature. | ||
They live within the [[Isles of Topaktan]], and lore-wise, they were created by [[Darien Brice Dickinson]], who turned the characters into a family after purchasing or commissioning the characters' designs from various artists and other sources (with the exception of Frie, who was solely designed by Dickinson himself). | |||