Flinscald & Pyrovalve
Designation: the FLAME SCALLOP and DEEP SEA VOLCANO cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Flinscald lives in hot desert pools, extending its eyes while it vents heat. When it matures into Pyrovalve it moves as deep as possible, its eyes now permanently deployed inside jellied smoke lips.
Napcoat & Kinkojra
Designation: the NAPKIN RING & KINKAJOU cillimorphs
Group: MAMMALISH
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Kinkojra’s long body acts like a long quiet rock tumbler, concreting any precious dust it eats into shiny gold rings it then upchucks and leaves around for the juveniles, Napcoat, to wriggle into and use to keep their warm shed fur in a tight coil around their bodies.
Roadium & Plowride
Designation: the ROAD SALT & SNOWPLOW cillimorphs
Group: TECHNO
Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL & LARGE
Interesting Facts: These rough terrain cillimorphs never stop rolling, preferring to live on roads where the salt crystals Roadium sheds can melt a clear path. Plowride doesn’t bother with salt, just using a big ol’ plow instead.
Mudaub & Marudder
Designation: the MUD WASP cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Mudaub is a drippy fella, but some of that drippage is actually a tail tipped with a stinger. They grub around in mud all day long, and when they mature into Marudder their obsession is taken into the next level, as they make a big mud truffle and wear it as a helmet, combed and shaped by their claw spades.
Stiltooth & Devourator
Designation: the CAIMAN & SARCOSUCHUS cillimorphs
Group: REPTOPHIBIAN
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY
Size: SMALL & LARGE
Interesting Facts: Sometimes when it looks like Stiltooth is swimming it’s actually stalking around in shallow water. When it balloons up into Devourator its long chicken legs stay the same size and become itty bitty dino arms. Don’t ask me where the third claw went, I have no idea, check Albuquerque (we totally don’t have Albuquerque anymore, not even like a space Albuquerque or a Neo Albuquerque).
Tinch & Cacawctus
Designation: the CACTUS FINCH cillimorphs
Group: BIRDISH
Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Prickly cacti are the most inviting of perches for these lil’ flappers. Tinch’s thick leathery wings allow it to fly through dense patches of needles without harm. Cacawctus’s tail feathers have grown and reshaped into a cap that allows them to sit on top of a cactus and mimic its tip when resting.
Flagellan & Criptide
Designation: the RED TIDE cillimorphs
Group: GROWER
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY
Size: SMALL & LARGE
Interesting Facts: Flagellan propels itself through the water by spinning its corkscrew body. They totally ruin beach parties by congregating in the thousands, turning it into a real Flagellan fest. Worse, that’s when they tend to mature into Criptide, which generates a constant wave around its body and washes away any other partygoers who dared to stick around that long.
Hallusion & Miracollage
Designation: the MIRAGE cillimorphs
Group: COLONIAL
Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL & LARGE
Interesting Facts: It’s unclear if these goobers even exist when there’s nobody parched in the desert to hallucinate them, but once there is they hang around like any other cillimorph. As such eggs containing Hallusion initially appear to be empty when they hatch. You can even walk through Miracollage like a park, and there’s no illusory dog droppings that somebody didn’t baggie.
Thimbloon & Orbitweaver
Designation: the BALLOONING SPIDER & SATELLITE cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY, PLANET URBANIAK, & OUTER SPACE
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Thimbloon keeps spare silk-ball-balloons in its hollow body in case of rupture during its riding of wind currents. When it matures it ascends into low orbit, drawing most of its nourishment from all the spying it does on the little people going about their insignificant business.
Herking & Dryherking
Designation: the TINNED TERRINE & SURSTRÖMMING cillimorphs
Group: FISHY
Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Herking jellies its excreted mucus into a puck, protecting against the cold and allowing them to greasily slide across the ice. They’re fishy, but they never swim since their fins are mostly encased in their guzz. Dryherking really pumps up the jam, replacing the mucus with various colorful stink fumes it swim-flies through. Nothing’s stinker than a Dryherking, but hey, don’t take my word for it, take your nose’s.
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