Herrdunnit & Redhended

Herrdunnit & Redhended

Designation: the RED HERRING cillimorphs

Group: FISHY

Native Biomes: CYBERSPACE

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Shifty and definitely up to something, except that they never are. It’s those dastardly dark web shadows always following them around who are the true culprits of any nearby schemes. Symbiotic cryptomorphs? Animated digital footprints? Who knows, but they do seem to vanish in dead zones, leaving their accompanying patsies high and dry.

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Blobger & Beachloogy

Blobger & Beachloogy

Designation: the GLOBSTER cillimorphs

Group: COLONIAL

Native Biomes: PLANET SPLISHY

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Colonial Blobgers build bodies out of sloughed-off flesh and frothy spittle from the myriad aquatic morphs of Splishy. When they’re solid enough they wash upon shore and stink up the place. Beachloogy relaxes its structure enough to bathe and flop in its own puddling body.

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Guckfelt & Ocuload

Guckfelt & Ocuload

Designation: the CAR WINDOW SUCTION CUP cillimorphs

Group: SPINELESS

Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK

Size: SMALL & LARGE

Interesting Facts: The ever-blase Guckfelt sticks itself to the windowpanes of your vehicle whenever you’re not looking and refuses to move, only hopping off if it finds a fancier chauffeur. After riding enough cumulative distance it will mature into a gigantic Ocuload and stick to the side of a skyscraper many stories up, using its six-eyed tendril to peer out over the streets and people-watch with relentless judgment.

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Chedi & Rithuego

Chedi & Rithuego

Designation: the SPELLCHECK & FIREWALL ANT FARM cillimorphs

Group: SEGMENTED

Native Biomes: CYBERSPACE

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Chedi infest digital documents and use their snipping jaws and revising nib stingers to change everything that they think is wrong. The only reliable way to get rid of them is to help one of them mature into a more sedentary guardian of data; then all the other juveniles will live in its transparent body and stand watch.

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Newtifreeze & Thydromander

Newtifreeze & Thydromander

Designation: the ANTIFREEZE & GAS HYDRATE SALAMANDER cillimorphs

Group: REPTOPHIBIAN

Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Newtifreeze generates an antifreeze slime that it keeps itself coated in to deal with Brrr’s harsh temperatures. Thydromander converts it into a coat of flammable snow so that when it’s resting it sometimes looks like a snowbank got doused in lighter fluid and set ablaze.

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Pnycto & Pynoboppabelodon

Pnycto & Pynoboppabelodon

Designation: the PYGMY HIPPO & PLATYBELODON cillimorphs

Group: MAMMALISH

Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER & PLANET SPLISHY

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Hiding in warm pools and rivers during the day, Pnycto and Pynoboppabelodon only surface at night, their golden eyes, teeth, and nails glittering enticingly. It’s all a sort of fool’s gold though, as when they pass away their remains lose all luster.

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Voobascoob & Juggerdrought

Voobascoob & Juggerdrought

Designation: the BEAVER & BEAVER DAM cillimorphs

Group: MAMMALISH

Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & OUTER SPACE

Size: SMALL & LARGE

Interesting Facts: Voobascoob love to build dams in rivers and as artificial asteroids. When in space they wear toothcrafted bubble helmets and store extra air, but not because they’ll die without it; they just really prefer the fresh pine scent of mountain ranges to the chalky aftertaste of background radiation. There is little difference in form when they mature, except several band together to build and man a dam vessel they rarely leave again.

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Cacteen & Cactuceus

Cacteen & Cactuceus

Designation: the CANTEEN & IV CACTUS cillimorphs

Group: GROWER

Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER & PLANET URBANIAK

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Cacteen stores water in its hollow body, knowing it has enough when it starts to pour out of its eye spots. It loves finding people stranded in the desert and giving them something to drink, almost as much as it loves giving them a snack out of its widdle button-up mouth pouch. Cactuceus is practically a paramedic, its rain barrel trunk filling its IV bag fruits which can then be fed into needy veins by its natural needles.

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Boomblir & Lensnipe

Boomblir & Lensnipe

Designation: the LENS FLARE cillimorphs

Group: BIRDISH

Native Biomes: CYBERSPACE

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: These birdish fellows lurk in the grooves of cyberspace between hardware and software, waiting to leap out of digital camera lenses and ruin your photos with the extreme glare of their bodies. Birdish-watchers are particularly frustrated with seeing these particular beaks and wings all the time.

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Liftoffer & Aerohiss

Liftoffer & Aerohiss

Designation: the AERIAL SCREW & WEATHER VANE GLIDING SNAKE cillimorphs

Group: REPTOPHIBIAN

Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO

Size: SMALL

Interesting Facts: The aerial screw was never a sound aircraft design, but it totally works if you generate a silliness field. When Liftoffer matures it trades the feathery down it uses to glide for a body like a rubber hose full of buoyant gas, its rattle acting as a weather vane. Add that to its goggle eyes and you get an aviator snake that can cross multiple mountain ranges without ever touching down.

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