Traits

This ear type is the most common seen among mhoats, they resemble ears seen on goats.

This trait gives a mhoat long oval-shaped ears that fall below the mhoat's chin. The length of these ears can vary but doesn't usually extend lower than half the mhoat's height.

Mhoats with this ear type tend to have large, pointed ears that resemble those seen on bats. These ears tend to have some type of ridges present on the inside of the ear.

Mhoats with this ear type form large pointed ears that resemble those seen on deer.

These pointed, upright-style of ears tend to resemble cat, fox, and wolf ears in appearance, sometimes even being overly large to the point they resemble a fennec fox.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have simple short ears that either flop down or fold over giving them a cute puppy-like look. These ears should not pass below the mhoat's chin as this would then make them Lop Ears.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have small, round ears that resemble those seen on lions or bears.

This upright ear type is commonly seen on mhoat and tends to have a long, narrow shape that resembles those seen on rabbits.

This trait gives mhoats large round ears that resembles those seen on mice.

Mhoats with this ear type tend to form a ragged spike edge along the outer part of the ear. These spikes can either be consistent and uniform or form more uneven spikes.

This trait modifies other ear traits allowing for a mhoat to have pieces of their ear missing or for the ears to be cropped into unique shapes. The example shown here is modified batty ears. Additionally, this trait covers any variety of damaged ears a mhoat may have, often due to injury.

This ear type allows a mhoat to have a variety of simply shaped ears (heart, star, music note, fish, etc.), these ears can be either upright or flop downward and vary from one mhoat to another.

* Damaged or altered ears from an existing ear trait would require Cropped Ears.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have long and narrow ears that taper to a point, these can either be upright or in a more relaxed position.

This cat-like type of ear tends to have fluffy tufts that extend out from the tip of the ear resembling those found on lynx.

This ear type can mimic various flowers but still must look like an ear with an inner and outer portion of the ear present.

These ears can fold and expand outward, they tend to look butterfly-like but may be combined with other ear shapes. The exception to trait combination with this trait is wing ears, you may combine other ears with wing ears but you may not have both pairs of ears be wing ears as that would overlap with the seraph ears trait which has a mythic rarity.

This unique ear type gives mhoats long, curling ears that can form into either soft or tight spirals that resemble sea shells.

This trait gives mhoats wing-like ears that can either be a simple shape or detailed enough to show individual feather shapes on the outer edge of the ear.

This ear type gives a mhoat a double set of ears that are wing-like in appearance. The shape of these ears can be simpler in shape or detailed enough to show the individual feathers along the edge.

These ears resemble various types of plants both aquatic and on land; they often resemble stems or vines with plant life lining them.