Quote Originally Posted by Enjou View Post
Here's some theorycrafting at work, but if you look at the fruit descriptions it states darken/lighten and your 6 colors are lighten/darken variants of rgb. Imagine a yellow choco starts on the RGB scale for R:255 G: 255 B:0, now feed it lighten green (Valfruit), suddenly the rgb values shift giving your bird a more orange hue i.e R:255, G: 205, B: 0. Just a thought but it would open the bird colors to the entire color spectrum barring minute values since I'm going to guess the color drops in increments.
The question is will it be white or black at 0/0/0. With how they're using the words "lighten/darken", it would seem likely that it would be subtractive and 0/0/0 would be white.

If I'm right and I want a midnight blue, the best strategy would be to alternate lightening R and G 'till white then darken B 'till I get the shade I want.