Traits

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.

What falls under this trait:

• Horns, spikes on the head shell.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Horns must not exceed the size of the head in both width and length.
• Horns may be broken or cracked.

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 “Shell horns”, you can remove it for free.

Basic for: cave subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• Any shell that mimics an object.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The object can be anything: a pillow, a TV, a life preserver, a sign. The main requirement is that the shell is located at the base of the tail.
• Cannot imitate other shells.

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 the “hard shell” or “shelless” trait.

Basic for: urban subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• A tail that mimics an engulfed object.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• The object can be anything: a pillow, a TV, a life preserver, and so on.
• May be similar to other tails, but cannot mimic them. There must be significant and visible differences.

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 “Object tail” you can replace that tail with a bare tail.
• The tail type cannot change, so if the tail was originally a brush, it must remain a brush when redesigned.

Basic for: urban subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• No shell at all.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait.
• There are no other special requirements.

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 the “hard shell” or “object shell” trait.

Basic for: urban subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• Amall legs or wings on the body of a kazuli.

Design Notes:

• Other subspecies cannot have this trait. 
• Quantity is unlimited, no duplication trait is required.
• As long as the paws or wings are no larger than the palm of the kazuli's hand, they count as helping paws.

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 “Helping paws”, you can remove it for free.
• Other subspecies cannot have this trait.

Basic for: Avian subtype.

What falls under this trait:

• Body parts that have increased in width falls under this trait.

Design Notes:

• Affects limbs, tail, body.
• This trait can be combined with other traits that affect the anatomy 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 “Large Body”, you can remove it with "dust eraser" item.

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

What falls under this trait:

• Mouth/s on the body

Design Notes:

• Can have lips and volume, as well as a tongue;
• Cannot have teeth, even with the spikes trait;
• Can be located on any part of the body except the head. The mouth on the head refers only to the kazuli itself and a duplication trait is required for an additional mouth;
• The tail, which has an eye, as a separate creature with its own needs, has a need to feed. The extra mouth on the body of the kazuli fulfills this function.
  • Thus, to add several tails that have eyes, you need several additional mouths on the body of the kazuli.
  • For example, 3 tails with an eye can only be present if there are 3 additional mouths on the kazuli body.
• The trait is not obligatory for the subspecies.

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 removed freely as long as neither tail has an eye.

What falls under this trait:

• Antennas whose skin is divided into two parts that can come off and close together

Design Notes:

• The mouth has no lips and has no volume;
• The mouth usually has a point at its corners, however the point can be round or have another small and uncomplicated shape;
• There are no additional antenna shapes, the shape corresponds to the standard antenna;
• When the antenna skin opens its “mouth”, you can see a real transparent antenna with a visible locator inside.
• The trait is not obligatory for the subspecies.

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 “Mouth Antennas”, you can replace that antennaes with a basic shaped antennaes.

What falls under this trait:

• Antennas with an eye on their surface.

Design Notes:

• There can only be one eye on one antenna.
• The eye must be very large and occupy a large part of the antenna.
• There are no additional antenna shapes, the shape corresponds to the standard antenna.
• The trait is not obligatory for the subspecies.

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 “Eye Antennas”, you can replace that antennaes with a basic shaped antennaes.

Symbiont attached to the lower back of the kazuli. Has its own food requirements, but has no intelligence. Can transmit visual information to the kazuli.

What falls under this trait:

• A tail-friend should have two must-have traits:
  • A mouth or eye on the tail
  • Flagella

Design Notes:

• The flagella should be proportional to the size of the tail. Refer to the cell structure to understand the size. The length of the flagella, however, is not limited.
• The tail can have either a mouth or an eye, never both at the same time.
• The tail, which has an eye, as a separate creature with its own needs, has a need to feed. The extra mouth on the body of the kazuli fulfills this function.
  • Thus, to add several tails that have eyes, you need several additional mouths on the body of the kazuli.
  • For example, 3 tails with an eye can only be present if there are 3 additional mouths on the kazuli body.
• The tail may be transparent, but usually has nothing inside it.
• The trait is mandatory for the subspecies.

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 from a character.
• A tail cannot be replaced with another tail.

What falls under this trait:

• Limbs that sit on real native limbs and mimic their shape

Design Notes:

• Such limbs may be translucent without a transparency trait;
• The arrangement of flagella and other characteristic offshoots on such limbs is obligatory;
• With this trait, two fullbodies can be located in the masterlist image: the regular version and the version with symbiotic limbs.

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 removed freely.