The Blues - Angry Birds

list of birds: Jay, Jake, Jim

appearance: The three Blues are identical in appearance, being small hatchlings covered in blue feathers, hence their name. They have completely round bodies with no limbs. They have a slightly longer beak and notable orange eyelids that partially cover the bottom part of their eyes. The Blues have a tuft of two blue feathers on their head, and their tail consists of two black feathers with squarish ends. They also lack eyebrows and chest feathers.

personality: The Blues are characterized by their mischievous and adventurous spirit. Their identical personalities make them a tight-knit trio, rarely seen apart. They always look for new ways to entertain themselves, frequently by playing pranks and games on the other birds. Despite their mischievous tendencies, the Blues are clever and resourceful, often finding creative solutions to problems and devising elaborate pranks. They possess excellent coordination, and are said to be some of the only Angry Birds that understand the power of teamwork.

Due to their young age, the Blues hate rules, growing up, and responsibility. Their naivety sometimes leads them to trouble, especially when they are distracted from their duties. They are guillible and easily lose focus while guarding the eggs, which can result in the pigs snatching them. Nonetheless, they are quick to rectify their mistakes and usually manage to get the eggs back before anyone notices. Their unmanageable demeanor often puts them at odds with the other birds, who try to instill discipline in them. The Blues hate being scolded, and burst in tears when in trouble. This evokes sympathy from the other birds, allowing them to continue with their antics.

what they like: Pranks, Mischief, Adventure, The Mighty Eagle, Red, Bomb, Matilda's caring nature, Music, Acting, Drawing

what they don't like: Boring rules, Responsibility, Duties, Growing up, The pigs, Being scolded, Being underestimated, Being ignored, Training, Others not telling them apart, Chuck, Red's life lessons