Traits

Ameseta can have a tail consisting of a leathery and hairy part (brush) at the end. This trait also includes a completely bald tail, such as a mouse tail. 
Any woolly tail whose size exceeds the height of the plume itself counts as an “animal tail.”

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. 
• This tail is procreative for the subspecies and canonically is the only thing that can produce children, so if the "parenthood" trait is present, the parent of the river subspecies must have this trait, even if it is not visible on the reference.
• 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. 
• This tail is procreative for the subspecies and canonically is the only thing that can produce children. However, the tail must be visually visable with the "parenthood" trait, as it is the only tail that does not fall off during reproduction.
• 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. 
• This tail is procreative for the subspecies and canonically is the only thing that can produce children, so if the "Spear tail" trait is present, the parent of the avian subspecies must have this trait, even if it is not visible on the reference.
• 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. 
• This tail is procreative for the subspecies and canonically is the only thing that can produce children, so if the "Insect tail" trait is present, the parent of the cave subspecies must have this trait, even if it is not visible on the reference.
• 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:

• 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 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. 
• Six types of this shell are available:
  
  • The deep-sea shell has several variations, and can also create a combination of existing variations;
  • 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.