Shavehead & Nogpop
Designation: the SHAVED ICE, ICE POP, & MELTED cillimorphs
Group: COLONIAL
Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Shavehead and Nogpop exist in both freezing and arid environments, where they occupy extremely different forms, to the point of changing their state of matter. Curiously, when reduced to liquid in heat, their personality seems much dumber, sillier, and less of a stick in the frozen mud.
Mooca, Tipmooca, & Waymooca
Designation: the MOON CALF, TIPPED COW, HOT AIR BALLOON, SEA COW, & MILKY WAY cillimorphs
Group: MAMMALISH
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & OUTER SPACE
Size: SMALL, MEDIUM, & LARGE
Interesting Facts: Mooca’s extreme buoyancy allows it to move as if in low gravity. Its maturation branches based on whether or not it is currently in space. If not, some of its new buoyancy chambers don’t fill, leaving it slothful and deflated, traveling via hot air udder instead of its legs, as if permanently tipped over. In space on the other hand, it becomes the massive Waymooca, swimming powerfully with its primary tail and secondary udder-tail.
Lifflit & Flickersheed
Designation: the ROD CRYPTID cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: These highly energized morphs never stop flying and are drawn to light sources. They’re so fast that you tend not to spot them anywhere but as blurs in the background of photos and videos.
Nipnidder & Lynquix
Designation: the LYNX SPIDER cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET BRRR
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: A lot of hikers get clotheslined by Nipnidder’s extremely strong silk, adapted to stand up to its acrobatic shenanigans. When it matures its legs become equally strong, so much so that when it leaps it sounds like industrial springs… sproinging.
Spittyscorch & Hydrazaster
Designation: the ELEMENTAL HYDRA cillimorphs
Group: REPTOPHIBIAN
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & OUTER SPACE
Size: MEDIUM & LARGE
Interesting Facts: Each head produces an element vital to life and a balanced environment, so they use each other to provide what they need in deep caves and the vacuum of space. When a Hydrazaster gets angry it can produce every natural disaster at once.
Clask & Opearla
Designation: the STRING OF PEARLS PLANT & DIVA cillimorphs
Group: GROWER
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: The juveniles seek out wind to help them flail and make pleasing click-clack noises. As adults they channel the vibrations of their many pearls through their throat into an incredible and strange singing voice. Their songs are continuous, as they do not need to breathe.
Foilinwirds & Ostiracy
Designation: the TINFOIL HAT, CONSPIRACY BOARD, & OSTRICH cillimorphs
Group: BIRDISH
Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER & CYBERSPACE
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: They’ve gone positively loopy from foraging on wild conspiracy theories online, babbling their own incoherent ideas incessantly and using their feathers to track imaginary connections on their corkboard sail. If you challenge their nonsense at all their head disappears into the sand in a microsecond.
Kidding & Nokidding
Designation: the BIGHORN SHEEP cillimorphs
Group: MAMMALISH
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & PLANET BRRR
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: These cillimorphs can move boulders and uproot trees with their thick skulls and strong horns, which they then rearrange into obstacle courses to compete with each other for glory.
Gubar & Gubyduck
Designation: the GOOSENECK BARNACLE, BARNACLE GOOSE, & GEODUCK cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY & PLANET WOODZY
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Gubar might look like it’s immobile, but it can wriggle anywhere and often hides among mushrooms on land, to lick them, and thus call dibs. Gubyduck’s superficial resemblance to waterfowl belies the hardness of its shell, which only winds up so cracked because they’re even clumsier than they are tough.
Darwish & Gillycrawl
Designation: the DARWIN FISH cillimorphs
Group: FISHY
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: These fishy morphs have adapted to land so well that they seem to exist only on the ‘landiest’ planets out of some kind of spite, popping up in deserts and on mountaintops to taunt nature with their blatant fins, gills, and glossy hides.
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