This article is about her normal version, for her holiday version, see Millie The Angel.
Millie is an Angry Birds Evolution bird that can be obatined regularly in the Hatchery.
Biography
Millie rules the school. Don't forget it, or you'll come to a stickier end than her history teacher!
The highlight of the last term: the honey trap incident
Appearance
Normal
She is a tall white bird with small wings, a purple bunch of feathers that are together like the end of a dress, a big violet beak with a larger jaw and feet of the same colour, large eyes with blue irises, black eyebrows and dark blue hair with pigtails.
Evolution
She has now freckles, her eyes became angrily confused, an she wears a gray cloak. The hair also now has a shiny pink hairpin.
Normal
Her beak was thinner and she was bored, with her eyes almost closing with purple eyelids and she has angry eyebrows.
Evolution
She evolves the same way but her freckles are different.
Abilities
Frost Bomb Rank 1
Freeze the floor, dealing 316 damage to any enemy in range. Running over the ice provides a small speed boost and lower deceleration.
Frost Bomb Rank 1
Freeze the floor, dealing 409 damage to any enemy in range. Running over the ice provides a small speed boost and lower deceleration.
Leader Skill
Damage Bonus White
All white birds in team get +30% attack power.
Bird Information
Health
When she is in her first level, it is less than 200, but she can be evolved to surpass this number.
Strength
When she is in her first level, it is less than 60, but she can be evolved to surpass this number.
Bird Power
Just like any 2 Star bird, when she is in her first level, she gives 192 Bird Power to the team, but she can be evolved and trained to give more.
Costs
It costs 125 White Evolution material to evolve her. The income of White Evolution Material and Coins when selling her varies according to her level.
Gallery
Information
Add a photo to this galleryIn The Beta
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