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Flight Rising - Humanized Dragons — Description

Some serious Flight Rising geekery. Not to mention a very good challenge for me in making body type diversity.
I had fun trying to convert the 11 dragon species of the pet game Flight Rising into humans. Some of them were really easy. Others are a lot more tricky, and may only make sense to me.
Height are based on the average dragon length. Coatl height is based upon Word of God . And yeah, one species is so tiny it could get a rather unusual classification , while three others are towering over everyone else as giants.
Please note that I based a lot of this on personal feelings, rather than totally literal interpretations.
And again, I wanted to include a bit of the extreme dragon diversity into the human body types. A couple of these are underweight. In fact, one is severely underweight. And the snapper is based on Olympic level heavy weight weightlifters, meaning he's super strong and fit, while still also overweight.
No offense is meant toward any dragon species, even if they happen to be among the ones that didn't get a super model body.

Edit: Explanations added, but it was fun to see people speculate, and which I'd made well enough for everyone to guess.
1. Mirror: I took the skeleton face on the dragons to the extreme, and gave her very deep eyes. Also, claws.

2. Imperial: They're the longest breed, so I made him the tallest but very slender. Also took the eyebrows from the breed, and made his hair and beard duplicate the double antennas.

3. Fae: Amazingly small with giant eyes. I based most the look on traditional fae-lore for what people think pf the prettier elves and faes. The big long hair is meant to duplicate the dragons giant crests.

4. Pearlcatcher: Their lore describe them as vain cowards that consider their breed superior to other dragons. Also they got pretty big chests. I combined this into making my human version a vain bodybuilder, that's so concerned with his looks, that he'll rather use spells against an opponent than risk getting scars on his beautiful body (Body-building is a sport, but the muscles is created for show in big "pageants" rather than for a more practical purpose).

5. Snapper: Based on Olympic level heavy weight weightlifters.

6. Coatl: Added after all the others, but I tried to give her a slender but soft body and a shy pose.

7. Ridgeback: One of the three giant breeds. Their lore mention they like to "borrow" things, so I envisioned her as a clever rogue.

8. Spiral: In order to give him the long snake look, he was made very skinny and with long limbs. Also, he has a very hard time standing still.

9. Tundra: I gave him the breeds fluff on his beard and hair, and a relatively standard build, that have a normal fat-reserve to help against the cold, but still don't clash with the obviously slender breed.

10. Wildclaw: I always thought of them as somewhat savage, so I gave her large powerful legs to go with the breed and a feisty attitude.

11. Skydancer. The second smallest breed (according to the statistics I found they have an average length of 2,4 meters. That's only twice the average of a fae. But then, maybe the breeding bug has cheated me). I gave him a dancer's body and wanted him to be small, graceful but confident.

12. Guardian: One of the three giant breeds. Good luck moving this amazon away from whatever she's guarding.