Brancoff & Petriwoe
Designation: the BRANCH CORAL & PETRIFIED WOOD cillimorphs
Group: COLONIAL
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET BOLDERO
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Brancoff may attach to trees and hide among the branches, but it’s not a grower. You can tell by its stony shell. The adult molds those same minerals into a ball manipulated by its slippery tendrils for speedy locomotion.
Prokniterole & Blanketuck
Designation: the WOOD LOUSE, KNITTING, QUILTING, & WEIGHTED BLANKET cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Prokniterole tends to appear in your home without permission, gathering up loose textiles to knit armor covers for itself. When it matures it considers itself a part of the family, whether you do or not, and will encourage everyone to sleep in a big pile under its weighted blanket carapace. Personal space isn’t its style, so make sure not to have any.
Biliverdi & Pigmenteleon
Designation: the BILIVERDIN cillimorphs
Group: REPTOPHIBIAN
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & OUTER SPACE
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: These cillimorphs range so exotic that they can also be found in space, their most notable feature being the alien shade of their green blood that also dyes their bones turquoise. They rassle to toughen up and are always covered in scrapes. Pigmenteleon frequently loses lots of flesh to encourage resilient regeneration, using its exposed bones as weapons.
Codlbotm & Gotncodld
Designation: the GRASS CARP, GOLDFISH, & COIN PURSE cillimorphs
Group: FISHY
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: These cillimorphs come in two varieties, the one on Urbaniak having been entirely domesticated. The domesticated ones swallow shiny objects and keep them locked up with their clasped lips. If you can get one to disgorge, you might be rich. Don’t try it with a wild one, because you’ll only be rich with a big ball of mud and sticks.
Prichick & Billseye
Designation: the DART & DARTER cillimorphs
Group: BIRDISH
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET SPLISHY
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Prichick zips through the water at such high speeds they often get stuck in mangrove roots. Billseye is much more selective with its excellent aim, drawing targets everywhere to practice its dive-bombs and beak thrusts.
Rangwayd & Nettlexus
Designation: the RUNWAY & UV PATTERNS cillimorphs
Group: GROWER
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & OUTER SPACE
Size: MEDIUM & LARGE
Interesting Facts: The lengthy petals of these growers serve as landing strips for flying segmented morphs. They’re helpfully marked with chevrons, but they’re only visible in the ultraviolet part of the spectrum since the buggy morphs’ vision skews that way. Nettlexus takes this so far that it’s completely invisible without a UV viewer.
Bogarvy & Opsmarine
Designation: the GRAVY SEAL & NAVY SEAL cillimorphs
Group: MAMMALISH
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & CYBERSPACE
Size: MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Lazy Bogarvy talks a big game, but mostly lounges around online and on beaches, flopping away from actual danger with embarrassing theatrics. When it matures it swears off the web and challenges itself to various trials of environmental navigation, traversal, and mastery.
Bloog & Bluegoals
Designation: the BLUEGILL & BLUE HOLE cillimorphs
Group: FISHY
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & OUTER SPACE
Size: SMALL & LARGE
Interesting Facts: When Bloog matures the spiraling scales on its midsection get so tight they tear a hole in spacetime, producing a watery vortex that lots of swimming morphs like to use for travel and waterparkish leisure. People describe the sunny Bluegoals of the system as having the personality of a cruise ship where nobody ever throws up on deck.
Blobroy & Waddlord
Designation: the BLOB FISH MEME & KILROY WAS HERE cillimorphs
Group: COLONIAL
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & CYBERSPACE
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: These morphs’ memetic appearance is adapted to draw your gaze, but as you chuckle at their awkward jiggling and waddling they’re staring right back with their hidden eyes. Why are they hiding it? Very suspicious, these guys. Personally I don’t trust them and I’m a great judge of character.
Mysteriorb & Noiranoia
Designation: the MOTHBALL, TRENCH COAT, & MOTH MAN cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK & PLANET BOLDERO
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Mysteriorb likes to hide in your old dirty clothes, giving off a distinct waxy scent that, once matured, becomes caustic fumes exuded from their claws. Noiranoia can disguise itself as a shadowy figure in a coat, and it always reveals itself with a dramatic flourish even if you figured it out earlier.
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