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Revision as of 06:21, 4 July 2023
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<label>Description</label>
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<label>Age</label>
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<label>Description when cured</label>
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<label>Health</label>
<label>Damage</label>
<label>Adult Damage</label>
<label>Juvenile Damage</label>
<label>Drops</label>
<label>Perks</label>
<label>Biome</label>
<label>Location</label>
<label>Active During</label>
<label>Size</label>
<label>Length</label>
<label>Respawn Time</label>
<label>Bioreactor</label>
<label>DNA</label>
<label>Voice Actor</label>
<label>Debug ID</label>
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The Pengwing is a small predatory fauna species and the adult form of the Pengling.
Appearance
The Pengwing has a furry body, white on the chest, and light blue on the back with a yellow bands dividing them. Like many creatures on 4546B, it has two pairs of eyes, yellow in color with black pupils. Though unlike other creatures the eyes face different directions; the smaller pair is front-mounted, offering binocular vision and depth perception, whilst the larger pair is side-mounted, offering a much wider and rotational field of view.
About one third of the creature's height is made up by the huge beak atop its head. This beak opens horizontally rather than vertically, and rows of long black dental spines lie within. The beak is mostly black with a band of green and blue around halfway up. At the base of the beak on either side is a small, respiratory orifice.
There are two long flippers on either side of the body and two rectangular pads with leathery soles for their feet. Two serrated claws are seen on the foot pads, allowing the pengwing to grip the ice. The body ends with a thin black tail with a white band near the tip. The tail retracts when not swimming.
Behavior
Pengwings spend about half their time above water and the other half underwater. When above water, they stay on ice floats or other land areas with a large group of other Penglings and Pengwings and waddle around, occasionally stopping to stretch their wings and back. Pengwings can be seen diving headfirst into the water, at which point they will swim around hunting for food. Pengwings can be observed attacking and killing smaller fish while swimming.
Pengwings are defensive and will only attack the player if they see them pick up or attack a Pengling, or attack another Pengwing.
The weather can affect the behavior of Pengwings. During Blizzards, Pengwings and Penglings will huddle together for warmth, with the Pengwings making a ring around the Penglings. During a Electrical Storm, Pengwings and Penglings will jump into the water. They will actively avoid the surface until it ends.
If Pengwings are hit by Snowballs, they will shake their bodies.
Pengwings will eat fish in the player's hand.
Databank Entry
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Design
The Pengwing resembles earth penguins. It most closely resembles a king penguin or an emperor penguin but with more blue.
Sounds
Gallery
<tabber> In Game=
Side view
Front view
Back view
Top view
Bioluminescence
Size comparison to the player
A Pengwing swimming around the Shallow Twisty Bridges
A group of Pengwings and Penglings on an ice float
A Pengwing swimming in the Sparse Arctic
A group of Pengwings on Delta Island
A Pengwing In the Glacial Basin
A group of Pengwings on a ice float in the Arctic
|-| Concept Art=
Final Pengwing and Pengling 5 design - by Alex Ries
Pengling colour variants - by Alex Ries
Details on the Pengwing's foot design and movement - by Alex Ries
Early Pengwing design - by Alex Ries
Early Pengwing design - by Alex Ries
"Alien Penguin Version B" - by Alex Ries
Penguin 5 color variants - by Alex Ries
Very early Pengwing and Pengling design - by Pat Presley
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|-| Videos=
- Sn exp penguin anims
Animation video
- Pingu
Experimenting with a placeholder Pengwing model
- Pingu 2
More experimentation with a placeholder Pengwing model
|-| Models=
Adult Pengwing model on Sketchfab
|-| Other=
Non-Subnautica art by Alex Ries (2012), appears to have inspired the penguin's mouth
Non-Subnautica alien bird art by Alex Ries (2016), has the same tail design as the Pengwing as well as the same color scheme.
A parent Pengwing and it's offspring in the cinematic trailer
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Trivia
- The name "Pengwing" comes from the actor Benedict Cumberbatch's mispronunciation of the word "Penguin."
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