Traits

This type of tail is similar to that of cats.

This type of tail is similar to that of wolves or foxes. Very fluffy.

This type of tail is similar to that of a lion. Very thin, has a fluffy tuft at the end.

Vabbits with this trait entirely lack a tail.

These plates follow the shape and flow of the arm. It can have some shapes built in, but not isolated from the plates.

This trait causes a vabbit's plates to have a metallic texture, even being outright reflective in certain cases.

This color is applied to the plates and inner flesh but excluded from bones, teeth, eyes, and nails.

These colors are applied to the plates and inner flesh but excluded from bones, teeth, eyes, and nails.

Vabbits contain a lot of heat, so their plates tend to have warm tones as well, though there are colors that do not seem to fall under warm tones regardless. Cold tones specifically, however, are rare.

Pure grayscale, which has equal parts red, green, and blue, and therefore has a saturation of 0, defaults to a hue of 0° in most art programs. In reality, it is the exact same color no matter what degree of hue it is at, with the only possible change depending on brightness/value. Because of this, pure grayscale will fall under Warm Tones by default, if there is no other tone present that would fall under cool tones.

A particular species of moss that can be found deep in the caves vabbits call home can be transferred in their fur and begin to grow, this moss gives off a bioluminescent glow and can form naturally occurring marking patterns. Spots are commonly seen with this trait, but there are a wide variety of markings types that the moss can form in a vabbit's fur to give them a slight glow. These mosses come in a variety of colors as well beyond the green shown below.

Vabbits with this trait grow long hooked claws on their front or back feet, this trait may affect all or either the front or back feet when applied.

This trait allows for the back nails on a vabbit to be colored outside of the grayscale range, but the teeth and rest of the skeleton will still follow grayscale ranges for colors.

Gellys by default have an almond-shaped face with a wide crown that tapers into a pointed snout.

Gellys with this trait for a face shape resembling an arrowhead.

This trait produces a long face shape that resembles the head of a shovel.

Most Gellys present with no teeth at all by default.

Gellys with these teeth have sharp thin teeth resembling those seen on sharks, similar to sharks they can lose and regrow these teeth over time.

Gellys with this trait form large specialized plates like those seen in whales allowing them to filter small organisms from water.

Unlike other species, Gellys don't regularly form visible pupils, so a trait like fish eye where a single color is present across the iris is common.

Gellys with this trait have an iris that entirely overtakes the visible surface of the eye, so while they may appear to have no eyes they can see just fine.