Female White Bird

Female White Bird
Appearances
First appearance	Angry Birds Seasons, Hogs and Kisses
Latest appearance	Angry Birds Trilogy (cameo appearance)
Game appearances	Angry Birds Seasons Angry Birds Trilogy (cameo appearance)
Media appearances	The World of Angry Birds Official Guide National Geographic Angry Birds Seasons
Gameplay information
Size	Small or Large
Biographical overview
Species	Bird (Chicken)
Physical description
Gender	Female
Feather color	White, pink, black
Eye color	Black
Attire	Pink bow
Alignment and preferences
Alignment	Good
Likes	Matilda

Female White Bird is an unnamed bird who appears as an unplayable character in the Angry Birds Seasons episode, Hogs and Kisses.

Appearance

This bird is identical to Matilda, except that her cheeks and chest are pink as opposed to the bright yellow to Matilda's pre-Toons design and wears a bow and pink lipstick. Her size is inconsistent, where in one piece of artwork depicts her as being the same size to Matilda, another image, depicts the Female White Bird as significantly smaller than Girl Bird.

Personality

Not much is known about her personality, but she is presented to have a naïve, maybe nervous expression. It can be assumed she's affectionate, as she's only ever seen being in love with or exchanging gifts with people.

Overview

The Female White Bird appears only in artwork for the Hogs and Kisses episode in Angry Birds Seasons, similar to how Girl Bird was introduced in the episode.

Game Appearances

Angry Birds Seasons

The unnamed love-interest made her debut in Angry Birds Seasons' Hogs and Kisses update. Similar to her contemporary Girl Bird, she has very little presence in the game itself, largely being relegated to promotional art. Her one in-game appearance is on the logo for the title screen.

Angry Birds Trilogy

Similarly to her original appearance, the Female White Bird only appears on logos in the game (For instance, she appears on achievement pop-ups in the 3DS version). Whether or not she's even in the game depends on the version.

Media Appearances

The World of Angry Birds Official Guide

Her only appearance is on the Hogs and Kisses page. the Female White Bird isn't mentioned directly, but her picture is on the page.

National Geographic Angry Birds Seasons

The Female White Bird's most substantial role was in National Geographic Angry Birds Seasons. She appears twice, once on the cover, and again on the February page, exchanging valentines gifts with Bomb.

Relationships

Allies

• Matilda (girlfriend)
• Bomb

Gallery

The Female White Bird with heart background. Similar to the app icon.

The Female White Bird, as seen in the top-left corner.

Female White Bird plush

Girl Bird and Female White Bird.

Trivia

• 

  Matilda along with the Female White Bird

  A piece of artwork depicts her as being in a relationship with Matilda. However, it was not an intentional instance of a same-gender relationship, as Matilda's gender hasn't been decided at the time.
  • Despite the relationship not initially being a same-sex relationship, the Female White Bird was still used in marketing material after Matilda was confirmed to be female, so it's entirely possible they were intended to be in a same-sex relationship at some point after her introduction.
• Matilda's design from Angry Birds Toons pays homage to the Female White Bird by having similar rosey cheek patterns like her, but still retaining the tan feathers.

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