Pets
Skittering Monstera (Critters)
The Skittering Monstera is a docile pet. Males have larger claws than females, but there's not much dimorphism otherwise. Their piebald markings can vary throughout their leaves and claws, but they're too shy to let the rest of their body show outside of their shells...
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Pitaya Beast (Critters)
The Pitaya Beast has a fragrant scent and is highly inteligent. Their wings are more effective for gliding than they are for flying, and they love sunbathing in warm locations.
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Leporidoptera (Critters)
The Leporidoptera is a docile critter that's easily scared; they tend to fly off when afraid, but often return to loyal caretakers. Incredibly soft and fluffy.
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Cryptic Leporidoptera (Critters)
A less commonly found variant of Leporidoptera. They're nocturnal and not particularly social, but quite cuddly towards dedicated caretakers after some time.
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Pink Pitaya Beast (Critters)
The Pitaya Beast has a fragrant scent and is highly inteligent. Their wings are more effective for gliding than they are for flying, and they love sunbathing in warm locations. Also, this one is even more pink.
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Betta Tester (Critters)
These fish have a natural coloration that make them look technologically advanced, but they're really just fish. They can be a bit terretorial but thrive when taken proper care of.
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Dust Devourer (Critters)
The Dust Devourer will gobble up any dust, dander, or stray radioactive particles laying on your Amicabot's floor... and it probably won't even bump into walls that often!
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Lawn Leviathan (Critters)
These hefty beasts can weigh up to three tons! They feed on grass exclusively; their sharp teeth are just to deter predators from messing with them. They can be ridden by Amicabots... but be careful!
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Cotton Charger (Critters)
Cotton chargers are notoriously energetic and love ramming their little heads into anything they deem competition. Their soft, wooly fur is said to have a slightly taste to it, and it makes great yarn and sweaters when shorn.
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Ribbhog (Critters)
Many people assume that the tradition of providing ribbons to livestock came before the Ribbhog, but in reality, it's the reverse! Ribbhog are clumsy critters that tend to get themselves stuck, particularly when trying to play with small bits of string or ribbon. One Ribbhog got itself stuck in a prize ribbon at a talent show, and the rest became history!
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