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These bizarre little creatures result from broken magic and no one knows where they came from. They are incredibly squishy with the texture of a kneaded eraser and appear to have a unique method of reproduction, duplication. When these creatures are fed they will take the energy generated from the food and begin a budding process, where smaller versions of itself form and split from the surface, eventually breaking away. Unwise or messy mhoats may find small items disappear or feed to these little creatures which can quickly escalate into a ravenous hoard forming. For this reason, it's best not to feed them at all and to keep any small objects out of reach. Oracle's research has revealed that getting these creatures wet makes them slower and considerably heavier, and it takes them a lot of time and energy to dry off or reproduce. The Boat variants have a heavy resistance against this, but it affects them just as badly, aside from the surface expected to float on the water.

This version of the pet has a hard shell similar to the more common mhoat-boat, but unlike it's cousins, it tried to blend in by copying the looks of mhoats it had came across. It couldn't quite remember the third Mhoat it tried to copy.

These bizarre little creatures result from broken magic and no one knows where they came from. They are incredibly squishy with the texture of a kneaded eraser and appear to have a unique method of reproduction, duplication. When these creatures are fed they will take the energy generated from the food and begin a budding process, where smaller versions of itself form and split from the surface, eventually breaking away. Unwise or messy mhoats may find small items disappear or feed to these little creatures which can quickly escalate into a ravenous hoard forming. For this reason, it's best not to feed them at all and to keep any small objects out of reach. Oracle's research has revealed that getting these creatures wet makes them slower and considerably heavier, and it takes them a lot of time and energy to dry off or reproduce. The Boat variants have a heavy resistance against this, but it affects them just as badly, aside from the surface expected to float on the water.

This version of the pet has a hard shell similar to the more common mhoat-boat, but unlike its cousins, it feasts upon currency of any kind which is unfortunate for bankers and money hoarders alike.

These bizarre little creatures result from broken magic and no one knows where they came from. They are incredibly squishy with the texture of a kneaded eraser and appear to have a unique method of reproduction, duplication. When these creatures are fed they will take the energy generated from the food and begin a budding process, where smaller versions of itself form and split from the surface, eventually breaking away. Unwise or messy mhoats may find small items disappear or feed to these little creatures which can quickly escalate into a ravenous hoard forming. For this reason, it's best not to feed them at all and to keep any small objects out of reach.

This version of the pet has a hard shell similar to the more common mhoat-boat, but unlike its cousins, it appears to fear water, the back half of its body lacking a shell and risking this creature dissolving into whatever water it may swim in.

This aquatic cousin of the standard cattypillar has abandoned its back limbs in favor of a fish-like tail that allows it to swim through the waterways of Mynros. It spends most of its days on the muddy river bottoms and along the shores of lakes digging through the silt for tasty underwater treats in the form of parasites, cleaning up a turtonic's hide in the process. Like regular cattypillars, these lovable little catfish are popular among the residents of Mynros, especially among farmers who work with water-bound crops which makes them particularly useful in aquatics settlements.

This bizarre variation of the chargel lives deep below the waves, unlike its arboreal cousins who prefer the heights. Despite the strong visual difference, they both share an aggressive and territorial nature but this particular aspect is exaggerated in deep water chargels. When two of these species meet they will fight until one is forced outside of the territory, the larger of the two often claiming dominance and the full food supply of a particular location. For this reason and given their normal deep-sea environment, these are not a particularly common pet even among aquatics so very little is known about them beyond the knowledge that one shouldn't keep two of any chargel together.

This ocean-dwelling variety of namudzu completely lacks eyesight, instead depending upon the tentacles across their body to sense their surroundings based on light levels. Given this lack of eyesight, these creatures tend to be very leisurely in their travel, floating slowly from place to place and letting their slow movement lure in unsuspecting creatures. They are just as likely to feed on parasitic aquatic creatures as they are to make a meal of creatures Mynrosians would consider pets, so those who keep these creatures pet are advised to give them pools to soak up moisture as well as isolation from small creatures of any kind. Instead, caretakers of these aquatic creatures can substitute their diet with a variety of fruits, mushrooms, and vegetables.

Onyan are all the unsettling intelligence of an octopus in the adorable fluffy, big-eyed appeal of a feline. These creatures are known for having the ability to invade any space, be it on land or in the water, and even more for escaping any containment. This talent for navigating their surroundings makes onyans an apex predator usually contained to the depths of the ocean, but during the summer they surface around the turtonic islands for the easy meals that come from the festivities. It is rumored that most onyan seen during the summer are juveniles with their adult variation being much larger and rarely leaving the depths.

These odd crustaceans are somewhat rare throughout the year, showing up in pairs and trios on the side of ship hulls to feed on the colonies of barnacles that collect there. They use their muscular tongues to force the little mollusks from the underside of the ship and as a general method to sense their surroundings as the compound eyes on their face are primarily used for sensing light levels. These creatures migrate during the summer to the various beaches of Mynros to reproduce. It is believed they are drawn by the magic concentration of the First Light Festival, which plays a part in the species' growth. The festival itself has made them a popular pet since they come in a variety of vibrant colors and are easy to maintain.

A fuzzy snake biting it's own tail, in the shape of the infinity symbol. It's markings signify the four seasons.

This mini version of the larger turtonics has appeared alongside the arrival of Yel and Myn, they even strongly resemble the very island the two celestials arrived upon. This turtiny appears to navigate without sight, the large sensory horns sprouting from their face sensing the magic in the air and creating a map of their surroundings, which may leave many a Mynrosian slightly uneasy around these bizarre little turtles. Unlike most turtinies, this particular type seems to gravitate towards the magic used throughout the festival, flitting from one location to the next to gather orbs of light that fill the flower on its back to the brim. The purpose of these pearls of light is currently undetermined, but perhaps an enterprising Mynrosian may discover a purpose for them.

This odd variation of angelfly is drawn to sources of magic, much like any angelfly but unlike others, it has formed sharp mandibles that allow it to clip at a variety of moss and lichen that makes up the majority of its diet. It is most commonly seen in dense sections of old forests where their main food source grows in abundance, but during the Slumbering Feast, these angelfly emerge to swarm in the cemeteries visited by the acolytes of Myn and the families coming to meet the spirits of their family. During this season Mynrosians will pull the moss and lichen that forms over the graves and leave them in large bins throughout the cemetery where these angelfly can feed freely and create lovely light displays for visitors to enjoy. 

This variation of luggy is rather strange, as they seem to have abandoned the firey element others of their kind are known for and have instead developed the ability to produce acidic chemicals. The acidic saliva they produce is very effective at turning organic material into an edible sludge that these luggy feed on and given their appearance it is no surprise that they spend much of this season among the many pumpkin patches that are ready for harvest. While on first appearance they may look like some strange pest, these luggy are actually key to a successful harvest as they function as an effective scarecrow for any wandering pests or pets who might make a snack of the pumpkin patch and they also act as weeders, eating small plants that will affect the growth of pumpkin plants and later by eating the pumpkins that succumb to fungus.

Like other sprocks, these dice-shaped guys charge up by collecting kinetic energy and flare to energetic life when this energy is spent. Given their unassuming appearance and mischievous tendency, they are considered to be the trick dice of a tabletop game, often flaring up during a tense moment and giving the players a sudden fright. Once the energy is dispelled they go right back to being an unassuming dice, but it's only the bravest soul who can pick up the dice and toss the sprock right back into the game. The sprock themselves seem to enjoy being a part of the game as it allows them to quickly build up energy and release it in an amusing display.

This pippom bug resembles some forbidden geometrical fruit, though what fruit they may be is a mystery. There is some speculation that they aren't mimicking fruit at all, but the very dice that are suddenly appearing across Mynros as many take part in the games held within the Timeless Shop. It seems that when curled up, these pippoms are the exact size and shape of one particular dice, meaning that they can easily find themselves tumbling across a tabletop when picked up by an inattentive hand. If some of the other dice on the table seem to disappear throughout the game, well some connections could be made about these little guys' diets.

This adorable variety of sprock has the appearance of a little snowball in its dormant state, always donning a pair of coal eyes and a mischievous little mouth completing their appearance. However, when activated, their bodies explode into a vibrant display of firey color flitting about in a bird-like form. In this state, their dormant form disappears "melted" by the energy it burns off, and returns once the energy is depleted.  This sprock creates new energy a bit differently than other variants, requiring kinetic energy to fuel its future ignition. So those looking to view the colorful display are encouraged to push these little guys down a slope so they can roll and gather energy.

This strange variety of oribird stands out from its more flexible cousins, it is rather rigid and made of a strange variety of ice that seems unaffected by temperature and weather. A strange inner magic glows within this oribird and appears to fuel their constant frozen state. So, despite being unable to carry messages like other variants of oribirds, these odd little ice cubes find use in various roles. Some Mynrosians use them for cooling during the summer, maintaining temperatures where food is stored, or even creating ambient temperature effects in a confined area. These oribirds appear most often during the winter, the nature of their locomotion is somewhat mysterious as they tend not to move when observed leading many to think they only move when they can't be seen.

These bizarre little creatures result from broken magic and no one knows where they came from. They are incredibly squishy with the texture of a kneaded eraser and appear to have a unique method of reproduction, duplication. When these creatures are fed they will take the energy generated from the food and begin a budding process, where smaller versions of itself form and split from the surface, eventually breaking away. Unwise or messy mhoats may find small items disappear or feed to these little creatures which can quickly escalate into a ravenous hoard forming. For this reason, it's best not to feed them at all and to keep any small objects out of reach. Oracle's research has revealed that getting these creatures wet makes them slower and considerably heavier, and it takes them a lot of time and energy to dry off or reproduce. The Boat variants have a heavy resistance against this, but it affects them just as badly, aside from the surface expected to float on the water.

This version of the pet has a hard shell similar to the more common mhoat-boat, but unlike its cousins, it tried to take in the color of a number of pets which appear during the First Light Festival. With this look, it hopes to attract curious folks. Patiently waiting for the chance to swipe their Saltie Shells when they least suspect it!

This unique variant of jollyglo appeared quite suddenly, a random mutation that seems to have multiplied quickly. The fondness most Mynrosians have for creatures resembling cattypillars seems to be the reason for this explosion of kittyglo. Where a jollyglo will fade when feelings of joy fade, the kittyglo seems to maintain a permanent form fueled by the fondness felt towards the kitty-like pets their appearance mimics. When these emotions are particularly intense, the kittyglo will produce sounds from purring to a plaintive mew, all meant to enhance their adorable nature. Unlike their summer counterpart, kittyglo don't appear to form large blooms, instead preferring to maintain a general territory and feed off the positive emotions their presence and the presence of other pets, such as cattypillars, produce.

This very unassuming pet loves to hide in plain sight, sneaking itself away into storage spaces in Mynrosian homes or factories where boxes of many types are piled high. Should a few items go missing or the food stores be a little short near the end of winter, well then it's certain one of these little creatures is hanging around. Most Mynrosians find it difficult to be angry with this little creature, its disarming appearance and loveable response to being discovered distracting enough to allow it a quick escape. There is a floating rumor that one shouldn't look inside the mouths of these little creatures, as something frightening can to be found within. No one seems to have been brave enough to find out, or anyone who has didn't get to share the tale.

This hairless variation of cattypillar is particularly odd, often causing an outcry that it isn't even a cattypillar at all! Alas, it is indeed the oddball among this beloved species and has a unique role to go with its appearance. Instead of spending their lives foraging above ground, these cattypillar spend much of their lives underground, blind to the world and following their nose for their next meal. Since they are poorly equipped for digging, these cattypillar tend to follow the routes created by other diggers, such as meringue slugs, burrowing groles, or even vabbits. They are drawn to freshly dug tunnels, where the disturbance in the surrounding soil will draw out parasites for them to eat and where remnants of roots are more easily accessible. Much like their aboveground counterparts, these cattypillar have a voracious appetite and need to keep moving constantly to find their next meal.