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Griffin

Half eagle and half lion, griffins soar between the isles and land with a proud 'Legendary!' They take guarding things very seriously.

  • Laying her egg: “Half eagle, half lion!”
  • Once it's laid: “Legendary!”
  • A baby's first words: “Rawr-chirp!”
An adult Griffin from Perfect Crack

The six Griffin babies

Every species in Perfect Crack has six Hatchery Babies: the everyday baby you meet first, four rare colours (Frost, Shadow, Golden and Rainbow, from sparkly and Rainbow eggs) and the Champion, won from the Champion egg in your scored Daily Challenge. Once freed, they live in your Mythical Isles habitat for good. In the game, tap a baby in its habitat on three different days to become friends and hear its secret.

Gryff, the Griffin✓

Gryff

Griffin · Common

Brave

Favourite activity: Guarding the Cloud Bridges

Gryff guards the Cloud Bridges between the floating islands. He stands at the end of each bridge with his chest puffed out and his wings spread wide, making sure every baby crosses safely. Then he runs to the next bridge and does it again.

“Self-appointed guardian of the bridges. A very good one.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He's a little afraid of heights, which is why he takes the job so seriously.

Talon, the Frost Griffin✓

Talon

Frost Griffin · Uncommon · Carries the mark of the Great Frost

Curious

Favourite activity: Exploring the floating islands

Talon wants to explore every floating island in the sky. She hops from cloud to cloud, peers over every edge and asks the other babies what they think is on the far side. Her frosty feathers sparkle against the blue.

“Curious, clever and frequently found somewhere she shouldn't be.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: She has found an island that isn't on any map.

Rory, the Shadow Griffin✓

Rory

Shadow Griffin · Rare · Carries the mark of the Great Eclipse

Mischievous

Favourite activity: Pouncing on cloud shadows

Rory pounces on cloud shadows as they drift across the isles. He crouches, wiggles, waits, and then leaps with a 'Rawr-chirp!' The shadows never stop, but Rory never gives up. His dark feathers are perfect for sneaking.

“Part lion, part eagle, wholly mischievous.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He once caught a cloud shadow, and nobody believed him.

Ariella, the Golden Griffin✓

Ariella

Golden Griffin · Super rare · Carries the mark of the Golden Dawn

Brave

Favourite activity: Leading the way across the Cloud Bridges

Ariella leads the way across the Cloud Bridges, golden wings spread and head held high. Half eagle, half lion and all heart, she's the first to step onto a new bridge and the last to leave a friend behind. The little ones feel braver just walking beside her.

“A lion's courage and a kind heart. The finest the isles have to offer.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: She was the first to cross the highest bridge in the isles, and she did it to help a friend who was stuck.

Prism, the Rainbow Griffin✓

Prism

Rainbow Griffin · Ultra rare · Carries the mark of the Great Rainbow

Playful

Favourite activity: Chasing rainbows

Prism chases rainbows across the Mythical Isles, especially the one under the rainbow arch. His feathers carry the mark of the Great Rainbow, and he's sure that if he catches one, he'll find out where the colours come from.

“A dreamer with rainbow wings. I do hope he catches one.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: He did catch a rainbow once, for a moment, in a drop of fountain water.

Majesty, the Champion Griffin✓

Majesty

Champion Griffin · Champion · Won at the Hatchery Show

Friendly

Favourite activity: Welcoming every new arrival

Majesty takes being a Champion very seriously: she welcomes every new arrival to the isles. She bows, says 'Welcome to the Mythical Isles', and shows them the best spot by the fountain.

“A Champion with impeccable manners. I taught her the bow myself.”

Madam Hatchwell

Secret: She practises her welcome speech every morning, in case someone new arrives.

Did you know? Griffins appear in art from ancient Persia and Greece, where they were said to guard gold.