Traits

The mane is made from either organic or inorganic material such as leaves, fabric, cotton stuffing, flower petals, etc. With this trait, it can be made of almost anything other than fur.

Note: Regardless of material, the mane's colors MUST be either lighter or darker than the main body. There MUST be a clear distinction between mane and body.

The Dou form has a hollow chest cavity with room to hold materials that relate to the overall design and form of the Purrcerin.

No organs are visible with this trait.

Organic plant-life seems to grow on OR from the very Purrcerin's body. This includes mushrooms, flowers, leaves, moss, etc.

The plant growth can manifest as a decoration on the Zou OR can be depicted as a pattern painted onto the Zou.

The wisps take on a special, unique shape instead of the common fire mote. All wisps collectively share the same shape.

This trait is restricted to Nekomata types only.

The tail is made of a fabric - usually silk - instead of rope like the first two. It is unique in that it can be styled in many different ways, from braids to intricate bows, knots, twists, etc.

Tails fashioned in the shape of fish tails. They are predominantly made from waxy paper, but the texture of paper can vary. Only wax paper tails are water resistant.

A strange and unique tail made from wire - ranging from an insulated cable to a bare coiled wire rope. The end of the tail can range from frayed wires to a plug (phone charger, outlet, etc).

A bell with a customized, non-traditional shape.

The Zou is made of glass and is filled with almost any substance relating to the Purrcerin's form and design.

The Zou is holding TWO distinct items in their paws.

The Zou is made of fabric and other soft materials rather than porcelain. It is filled with either beans or cotton, making it light, squishy, and hard to break.

The Zou looks to be carved from wood rather than made of porcelain. It can have a natural rough texture or polished smooth texture. While sturdier and not hollow like the standard porcelain statues, they are just as susceptible to chips, scratches, and breaks.