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Maybe name him after a robot? I'm thinking Star Wars robots, or robots in some of Isaac Asimov's science fiction books, or something like that.

I think there are three: two dark heads on one side, and a light tail on the other side. The tail does not seem to belong to either head.

https://amerpoultryassn.com/accepted-breeds-varieties/ The Aseel colors listed are: Black Breasted Red, Dark, Spangled, Wheaten, White.

I don't know which exact genes are making the color difference in the birds you see, but obviously there are some differences. I assume the differences in the Cornish came from the same ancestors that caused the change in body shape. Chicken color genes can be confusing. Sometimes the same...

Dark Cornish hens have black double lacing on a rich red/mahogany color. Roosters have much more black than the hens, and do not look very laced. For photos of Dark Cornish, I suggest this page: https://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGA/Cornish/BRKCornish.html In the US, the Dark Cornish seem to...

Sorry, I can't help with that particular question. I understand the basic genetics of Dark Brahmas and Dark Cornish, but I don't think either one is the same as "Dark" in Shamo and Malay.