Traits

What falls under this trait:

• Tail that consisting of a leathery and hairy part (brush);
• A completely bald tail;
• Any tail found in animals.

Design Notes:

• It's a mandatory trait of the Ametheta subspecies;
• The size of the tail can exceed the character's height, there is no limit.

Redesign Notes:

• This trait can be removed by the “Missing parts” trait;

What falls under this trait:

• A tail similar in appearance to that of a fish, or/and having fins

Design Notes:

• Only for river subspecies. Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The tail can have fins of any shape. The tail must have scales.
• The size of the tail does not exceed the height of the kazuli.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Fish tail” you can replace that tail with a bare tail.

What falls under this trait:

• The tail replaces the legs and has fins. 

Design Notes:

• Only for deepwater subspecies. Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The tail can have fins of any shape. 
• There is no limit to the size of this tail

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

What falls under this trait:

• A tail that has a pointed, chopping, or stabbing end.

Design Notes:

• Only for avian subspecies. Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• There is no limit to the size of this tail.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Spear tail” you can replace that tail with a bare tail.

What falls under this trait:

• A tail of an insect: larva, insect or beetle.

Design Notes:

• Only for cave subspecies. Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The tail is no longer than the size of the kazuli, but is usually a short tail.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Insect tail” you can replace that tail with a bare tail.

What falls under this trait:

• Fins, membranes and scales.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait.
• Fins can be either transparent or non-transparent without the transparency trait.
• The fins can be located on any part of the body, excluding the locators.
• Scales can be located on any part of the body, excluding: locators, antennas, and shell.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Marine parts” traits you can remove it for free.

Basic for: River and Deepwater subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• The shell, located on the head

Design Notes:

• Mandatory trait of the subspecies;
• Other subspecies cannot have this trait;
• It can only be a hard shell with no additional outgrowths or shapes;
• Antennas can grow from either the shell or the head of the kazuli.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

Basic for: Cave subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• Insect legs, insect small wings, chitinous plates, exoskeleton.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Insect parts can be located on any part of the body.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Insect parts” trait, you can remove it for free.

Basic for: Cave subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• Any outgrowths from the back that could be identified as wings.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait.
• The wings may be covered with feathers only.
• There is no limit to the maximum size of the wings.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

Basic for: Avian subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• Any part of the body that is longer than the standard length falls under this trait.

Design Notes:

• The avian subspecies is required to have this trait.
• This trait affects the entire body of the avian subspecies.
• For all other subspecies, this trait only affects the neck, limbs OR the torso. You cannot lengthen the limbs and torso at the same time.
• There is no limit to the length of the long parts.
• The height of such kazuli reaches 2.5-3 meters.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed if it's an avian subspecies.
• This trait can be removed with "dust ereser" for all other subspecies.

Basic for: Avian subtypes.
Item Required:  Endless Tape for any other subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• Outgrowths of an elongated, thin shape.
• Tentacle hair.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Tentacles can be either opaque or transparent, without the need for the transparency trait.
• Tentacles can grow from any part of the body, excluding antennas, locators, shell.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Tentacles” trait, you can remove it for free.

Basic for: Deeepwater subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• Translucent clothing, that is part of the body.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
•  It can be any kind of clothing, the main requirement is that it is voluminous.
• Clothing cannot fit the body completely, it needs a small volume, i.e. thickness and roundness.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Jello clothing” trait, you can remove it for free.

Basic for: Deeepwater and Urban subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• When limbs or very body of the kazuli shrinks and becomes very small, it falls under this trait.

Design Notes:

• Affects both the whole body and only parts of the body.
• The body itself, in general everything except the antennas and shell is getting small.
• The height of the kazuli reaches no more than 50 centimeters.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Tiny Body”, you can remove it with "dust eraser" item.

Basic for: Symbiotic subtypes.
Item Required:  Endless Tape for any other subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• The special shell of the subspecies Plant.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Four types of this shell are available:
  • a soft shell made of plant material and having a curl at the end of it;
  • dissected leaf, has a single base but diverges at several ends;
  • a solid leaf has one large shape and usually has no more than two ends;
  • the floral shell consists of the leaves of the flowers and the offshoots attached to the flowers, such as whorls or stamens.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

Basic for: Plant subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• The special shell of the forest, cave, avian, symbiotic, urban subtype.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Normal shell of dense smooth material with seals at the edges of the shell.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait can be replaced by winged shell if it is an avian subtype.
• This trait cannot be removed from the forest and cave subtype.

Basic for: only for forest, cave,  avian, symbiotic, urban subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• The special shell of the avian subtype.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Two types of this shell are available:
  
  • a segmented shell;
  • wing-imitating shell.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait can be replaced by hard shell if it is an avian subtype.

Basic for: Avian subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• The special shell of the deepwater subtype.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The deep-sea shell has several variations, and can also create a combination of existing variations;
• Six types of this shell are available:
  
  • Thin shell with ruffles;
  • Thick shell with small oval spurs;
  • A shell consisting of many rounded elongated outgrowths;
  • A soft and light shell that looks like a cloud;
  • A shell with a curl at the end with tentacles;
  • Jellyfish-like shell.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

Basic for: deepwater subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• The special shell of the river subtype.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The shell of the river subspecies is the only one of the others that can have plants on its surface, which are added by the trait “sprout expanding”.
• Four types of this shell are available:
  
  • Round seashell with curl;
  • Triangular shell with curled shape;
  • Shell with a hole that shows the tail;
  • A bivalve shell that has parts at the top and bottom.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• This trait cannot be removed.

Basic for: river subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• Tail covered with fur.

Design Notes:

• Fur can be of any kind: straight, curly, and so on, regardless of location.
• The length of the tail should not exceed the height of the kazuli.
• The tail can have the appearance of the tail of any animal, the main requirement is full fur coverage.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “fur tail” traitand their subspecies is forest, you can remove trait for free.
• If a character already has the “fur tail” trait, but their subspecies is NOT forest,  you may replace it with a tail distinctive to the chosen subspecies for free.
  • If the duplication trait no more applies to any part of the body, you will need the item “dust eraser” to remove the duplication trait.

Basic for: Forest Subtype.
Item Required: Lemon Frog and  Gasolingus for any other subtypes.

What falls under this trait:

• Transparent or translucent tail and numerous offshoots.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The tail can be transparent or translucent with no transparency trait.

Redesign Notes:

• When redesigning, you should follow the general rule of redesigns - at the end of the day, the character should remain recognizable compared to its first version.
• If a character already has the “Jello Tail” you can replace that tail with a bare tail or mermaid tail.

Basic for: deepwater subtype.