Shrampler & Venomwedge

Designation: the SHRIMP COCKTAIL cillimorphs

Group: SEGMENTED

Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET SPLISHY

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Preferring very cold waters, Shrampler’s tail will wilt if it gets too warm. Venomwedge uses the low temperatures to maintain a gelled venom sphere around its body that happens to be tangy and delicious to humans. It doesn’t count as eating them, okay? It’s just eating their sweat. Licking sweat is allowed on every planet, except that one.

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Privy & Peepinleaf

Designation: the CENSOR LEAF cillimorphs

Group: GROWER

Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET URBANIAK

Size: SMALL

Interesting Facts: Privy and Peepinleaf don’t really think it’s appropriate for cillimorphs to gallivant around nudeliciously, so they cover up the regions where the naughty bits would most likely go. You can find them stuck on almost any cillimorphs. Peepinleaf is so affronted and concerned about nudity that it aggressively peeps a warning and tries to wave your eyes away, inevitably drawing them and heightening its manic prudishness.

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Wollyclog & Wartwaste

Designation: the MUTANT FROG cillimorphs

Group: REPTOPHIBIAN

Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: These weirdos go nuts for pollution, which causes them to sprout unsightly growths and then extra facial features and limbs. When they mature things start to migrate around the body; imagine if your puberty was more like shuffling a deck of cards. Wartwaste loves toxic garbage so much it tackles it at high speed whenever it finds a concentrated source. Sometimes they tackle people. Never me though, haha.

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Ornameek & Reindancer

Designation: the FLYING REINDEER cillimorphs

Group: MAMMALISH

Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR

Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

Interesting Facts: Ornameek doesn’t have full control of its flight energy, resulting in its back legs always kicking up and floating, giving them the profile of a small bird much of the time. It finds its way in the night with a glowing nose, which goes totally nuts when it matures, spreading into a pair of aurora antlers. Reindancer forages on treetops and gains altitude in larger groups, creating beautiful drifting light shows.

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Peakpit & Pitwrecker

Designation: the PEACH PIT & WRECKING BALL cillimorphs

Group: GROWER

Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO

Size: MEDIUM & LARGE

Interesting Facts: Peakpit is mostly a lump and rarely moves, leading it to accumulate dirt and flora. Once integrated into its environment it releases a tantalizing peach smell from its fleshy cap, driving people wild when they can’t find any peach trees. As Pitwrecker they waddle around demolishing mountainsides, making good divots for Peakpits to bury themselves in.

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Plecor & Climbaneer

Designation: the WATERFALL FISH & MOUNTAINEER cillimorphs

Group: FISHY

Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO

Size: SMALL

Interesting Facts: Flat and flexible Plecor sticks to rock walls behind waterfalls most of the time, using its front anchor fins to lock into seams. It’s way more interested in the water falling than any television or films, but they haven’t seen my favorite show. Climbaneer is even more reclusive, using its pickax fin to dig out caves behind the falls to lounge around in, lighting the way with their bioluminescent headlamps.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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