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Shwooms are small, crab-like fungal creatures that thrive on leaf litter and fallen fruits. They have two primary defense mechanisms: first, they balance on their tails and mimic local mushrooms to blend in and hide from predators. Their second defense involves spitting poisonous saliva at enemies before scurrying away. Despite their defensive nature, Shwooms love being pampered, and they often prefer potted plants for their beds.



With a pop of red and a twinkle in its eye, this Shwoom is commonly confused with poisonous mushrooms!

Shwooms are small, crab-like fungal creatures that thrive on leaf litter and fallen fruits. They have two primary defense mechanisms: first, they balance on their tails and mimic local mushrooms to blend in and hide from predators. Their second defense involves spitting poisonous saliva at enemies before scurrying away. Despite their defensive nature, Shwooms love being pampered, and they often prefer potted plants for their beds.



This Shwoon is known to love hiding in  flower patches, blending in with its soft pink colors.

Shwooms are small, crab-like fungal creatures that thrive on leaf litter and fallen fruits. They have two primary defense mechanisms: first, they balance on their tails and mimic local mushrooms to blend in and hide from predators. Their second defense involves spitting poisonous saliva at enemies before scurrying away. Despite their defensive nature, Shwooms love being pampered, and they often prefer potted plants for their beds.



This Shwoom is full of whimsy, it enjoys hiding in the shadows and is the most skittish of all the variants.

The Boachis are strange critters known for their incredible speed and cleverness. They use their small hands to dig through earth, snow, sand, and grass in search of roots and seeds to eat.

For gardeners, Acorn Boachis are a sight to fear, as they can tear through any garden in minutes.

The Boachis are strange critters known for their incredible speed and cleverness. They use their small hands to dig through earth, snow, sand, and grass in search of roots and seeds to eat.

In colder regions, the Boachi is commonly found in its Snowy variant, which boasts a lighter colored and denser fur coat to shield it from the cold.

The Beach Deerret primarily lives between rocks and in caves along beaches. This variant has learned how to crack open shells to eat and is a particularly smart pet, often seen using the remains of the shells they crack open to attract bugs to eat.

A Derret's diet and habitat, affects their coat colors and the taste of the berries that grow in their horns, due to that Orki's are encouraged to take a lot of care and research before picking up one of these as a pet.

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The Deerret is a simple creature that lives in burrows and small caves, they have long bodies, perfect for running through tunnels and digging roots to eat. A Deerret's diet mainly consists of roots, but they are also very interested in berries and small seeds.

The Forest Deerret builds intricate tunnels and burrows, creating homes that function like mansions for their colonies, they enjoy cold the cold as their coat is quite fluffy and keeps them warm.

A Derret's diet and habitat, affects their coat colors and the taste of the berries that grow in their horns, due to that Orki's are encouraged to take a lot of care and research before picking up one of these as a pet.

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Variants