Lood & Yarbow
Designation: the LOOSE THREAD & YARN BALL cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK & PLANET BRRR
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Lood and Yarbow come out of the woodwork when they sense someone is cold. The juvenile can’t do much except wrap around your forearm, and the sentiment definitely doesn’t count. The adult on the other hand can spin you a sweater in under a minute.
Ishinice & Wungaweigh
Designation: the ICE FISHING & ONE THAT GOT AWAY cillimorphs
Group: FISHY
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET BRRR
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: These dumdums are always getting their heads stuck in holes in the ice, too eager to see what’s going on surface-wise. There’s a longstanding debate about which morph gets its head stuck in terrain the best, Wungaweigh or Loamleroy. Oh and Wungaweigh will totally sink your boat, so don’t go near it.
Poapy & Walkaghan
Designation: the BAR SOAP, WET DOG, AFGHAN HOUND, & AQUATHERAPY cillimorphs
Group: MAMMALISH
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & PLANET SPLISHY
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Poapy uses its slick soapy body to slide down sheer rock faces. On maturation it becomes a gelled mass of watery cuffs to keep it permanently clean and help it build muscle. Sometimes little fishy morphs get in there.
Candip & Fundipown
Designation: the UNKNOWN cillimorphs
Group: COLONIAL
Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK & CYBERSPACE
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Strange morphs these guys, lurking in the walls of sweets factories and grocers. At night they sneak out to lick the machines and walls. If caught they escape to cyberspace where they instead feed on computer-generated images of candy that exaggerate the real-life luster unsettlingly.
Photoes & Jalovelop
Designation: the PHOTO SAFARI & AMPHIBIOUS VEHICLE cillimorphs
Group: TECHNO
Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER & CYBERSPACE
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: After assembling themselves from doodads dropped by tourists and campers, Photoes and Jalovelop roam around taking photos of everything, cradling their favorites as long as they can, and uploading the rest to discard them, annoying the entire web in the process.
Barp & Eucamolt
Designation: the BARK SCORPION, FRESHLY MOLTED, & RAINBOW EUCALYPTUS cillimorphs
Group: SEGMENTED
Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET SCORCHER
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: Barp is very good at flattening and disappearing under leaf litter or sand. It loses that ability when it matures, also molting to become all squishy and bouncy. Then it has way too much fun to let itself ever harden again, though it does keep the shed skin around as a sharp souvenir.
Rockcheck & Moystengoat
Designation: the ROCKY MOUNTAIN OYSTER cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Hiding among rocky rapids are these stubborn guys. When the waters don’t pummel them enough they mature and start ramming everything with their spiraling horn-like eye stalks.
Pulpoclip & Orthoplier
Designation: the ORTHOCERAS, OONOCERAS, PAPERCLIP, SAFETY PIN, STAPLE REMOVER cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK
Size: SMALL
Interesting Facts: They may always be around when you need a paperclip, but if you leave the adult alone with your important documents it’ll start ripping and munching all that delicious wood pulp and ink. It’s also easy to get your finger pinched in their shells. Don’t trust their desire to cuddle.
Shneengel & Pearlygast
Designation: the SEA ANGEL, SNOW ANGEL, & PEARLY GATES cillimorphs
Group: SPINELESS
Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET SPLISHY
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Everybody thinks they’re beautiful, even if it’s just the characteristic imprint they leave in the snow when resting. Pearlygast can pluck its strings to produce soothing melodies, kind of undercut by the blaring trumpets on their head.
Pitvipe & Tubclaw
Designation: the COPPERHEAD & COPPER TUB cillimorphs
Group: REPTOPHIBIAN
Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO
Size: SMALL & MEDIUM
Interesting Facts: Pitvipe almost never opens its mouth, probably because it makes a metallic screech. This is in service to being watertight, which it only takes advantage of as an adult that stores and transports fresh spring water. Tubclaw is one of the only things that can be used as a steed and a bath at the same time.
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