Traits

These horns appear snake-like and even move and behave like living snakes despite not having a mouth or actual eyes. These horns may be retracted down to little nubs or extend further than the example shown.

Medusa mane is made up of numerous slithering snakes, each seeming to have a mind of their own.

Mhoats with this tail type form a tail that resembles a stingray with a long, whip-like tail that forms two pairs of fins, a large and smaller set along its length.

Serpent tail is a strange trait in that the tail behaves like a living snake but is entirely made from the mhoat's own goo. This tail may take the form of any type of snake, from viper, garden snake, and even cobras.

This tail behaves like water and has small white patches that mimic sea foam, the tail disappears while in water.

Mhoats with this trait form a long, prehensile tail that has a lantern-like section made of goo at the tip. The lantern can have a variety of appearances and has a concentrated level of bioluminescence, which means it gives off noticeable light even during the day.

This unique tail trait causes a mhoat to form a large ball-like tail that appears to be hollow on the inside with the tail itself having a springy quality. When damaged or strongly impacted this tail will deflate and drape over the back and hang down until the air within reforms over time.

These wings resemble the fins of various types of rays, such as manta rays or stingrays. These wings always have some sort of goo present along the underside and these patches of goo usually resemble vents or gills. Additionally, some manta wings will display a thinner membrane along the lower edge of the fin, but this detail isn't always present. These wings aren't capable of any type of flight, but they do help land mhoats swim better underwater.

This trait gives a mhoat a tough shell on the back that can sprout and withdraw a pair of feathered wings; these wings can be either soft and feathered wings formed from the mhoat's plating or made of a mhoat's own goo. When it comes to flight, these wings only allow a mhoat to glide short distances when taking off from higher elevations rather than full flight.

Aquatics with this trait form a variety of wings in place of their fins ranging from feathered, webbed, to even insect-like wings. This change to their anatomy means these aquatics are able to take to the sky and tend to spend much of their time on land as a result.

Water goo functions like water and can have small white accents that mimic seafoam, little fish of any type can be seen swimming in and out of the goo.

Mhoats with this goo form strange, puffy-shaped goo that resembles the sectioned shapes seen on balloon animals. This goo even makes a muted squeaky sound whenever the mhoat walks due to the body making contact with the ground or the limbs rubbing against the body.

Stone goo creates cement-like silk that is sturdier than standard silk, but in turn, mhoats with this goo have less flexibility in transforming their goo. This goo type allows a design to have Grayscale Goo present without requiring the mythic trait and the green moss present on stone goo does not abide by color limitations as it isn't part of the goo itself.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have goo with a sandy texture and appearance with pieces of "sand" (silk) constantly shedding from their body. Because their goo lacks some stability, they are unable to make sheets of silk but can make an extra adhesive film whenever their goo comes into contact with water, at which point it darkens in appearance and sand will begin to drop in clumps that can be harvested and used as a spreadable glue. The seashells buried in their goo or stuck to the surface are not required to follow a mhoat's normal goo color limitations since they are not part of the goo itself but instead treated as accessories.

This trait allows for small space-themed objects to float around the mhoat's body. This trait can be turned on and off as the mhoat wishes and tends to be a little gathering of space objects but can be only singular items.

This trait allows for small lights such as lanterns, light mores, stars, or small angelflies resembling fireflies to float around the mhoat's body. This trait can be turned on and off as the mhoat wishes and tends to be a single type of light that can appear either solo or in a little grouping.

Aquatics with this trait have front fins covered in plating which reduced the ability of these mhoats to transform their fins. Alongside this, their neck, belly, and bottom of their tail all lack plating, which means that these aquatics are usually confined to shallow waters since they lack some of the protection from the high pressures in deep waters that most aquatics have. Additionally, vents are optional when this trait is applied, No Vents being a free trait when paired with this one.

Mhoat with this trait form a variety of webbing on their body that resembles fins or even large flaps along the side of the body even connecting to the tail.

Vabbits with this trait form long, prehensile tails that can have a collection of small spines that form along the tail. When attacked or surprised a vabbit with this trait can choose to drop its tail, but it will grow back over time with the new tail being flesh-colored until fur covers it.

Vabbits with this trait have plating that gives off a faint light when it's dark, this glowing effect can either cover the entire plates or only small sections.

*A vabbit with shaped sections like the one shown for this trait will also need the Complex Plates trait as this trait only allows for the bioluminescent effect.