Traits

Also known as the "Tundra Coat". The husky coat is a dense and warm set of fluff that hangs heavy and usually grows thickest along the neck, underbelly, and haunches. Stylish boots can adorn the legs as protection from the cold. 

A mid length coat whose fluff billows out in impressive displays. Fur that grows upwards and outwards in unusual fashion. Dense "boots" of fur growing upwards are a popular styling choice.

A mid length coat whose fur more resembles hair that drapes down towards the knees. This coat can be styled to resemble a cape or cloak, with fur able to grow like pants along the rump. This coat can be pinned and styled and should be straight or wavy in texture.

A set of moderately sized ears that have no visible nude rings in the center, instead covered in soft fluff that can take on the segmentation of color if prefered!

•  Perky:  

  🔹 These ears are closest in shape to the alert ears! The inner fur can be a single color or have color separation the way the rings underneath do.

A set of small, round ears that lop against the head.

•  Honey:  

  🔹 Ears may be fluffy, or smooth in appearance, and ears may be perky or lax.

A set of long, thin ears that stand at attention.

•  Lapin:  

  🔹 These ears may be drawn like any classic rabbit ear, but should end in rounded points, to differentiate from common ear styles.
  
  

A style of ears that are composed of a mixture of feather and fur, as through the ears wanted to be wings and couldn't quite get there.

•  Feathered:  

  🔹 Ears may have clearly defined feathers, but should not be entirely composed of feathers. These ears are more often even splits of fur and feather.
  
  ❗ Featherered ears should not fold like wings, or have a wing shape of any kind.

A style of ears that extend elegantly, fur flaring out from the underside in an attractive display. This style is considered stylishly unkempt, worn often by young adults who want to show off their looks. 

•  Flare:  

  🔹 This style of ear is mostly inner fluff, with the back side of the ear capping just the top. The fur may be styled or scruffy. 

A style of ears that are squat and wide, giving the apperance of a root vegetable with how the furry tips cap them off. 

•  Turnip:  

  🔹 Ears should be round and short, and can have a stylized tuft of fur at the end.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A style of ears that stand tall, topped with two sprigs of fur that explode outward. 

•  Lynx:  

  🔹 Ears can be short, medium, or long. Tufts may be fluffy, smooth, and can be short - medium in length.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A style of ears that are short and rounded, said to have come from the skullcrackers that fly through the sky... how? we're.. we're not sure actually, some pawbirds suddenly started showing up saying they had skullcracker lineage in them, though they only arrived on crederia recently...

•  Leo:  

  🔹 Ears should resemble "lion" ears, or be generally short and rounded.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A style of ears that are almost entirely composed of puffed up fur! The tiny ears contained within are only ever able to be felt, with these giant pom poms regrowing quickly no matter how often a pawbird shaves.

•  Pom Pom:  

  🔹 Ears can be scruffy or smooth, or end in several styled points, but should be generally round with even fur.

A style of ears that lop entirely flat, ending in jagged points that give a rowdy appearance to their bearer.

•  Tri-Tip:  

  🔹 Ears may have 3 - 5 spikes at the ends.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A style of ears that flop simply on the forehead, being so small that it just sort of looks like two tiny paws atop their brows. These ears are considered too cute and some people feel agression when they see them, though they are quick to quell that feeling.

•  Fold:  

  🔹 Ears should be short and will always have the two notches.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A style of ears that lop simply, weighed down by 1-3 gemstones along the edges. These gemstones glow lightly and change along with their soul sigils.

•  Studded Lop:  

  🔹 Gemstones must match the sigil color and will shift when they do.
  
  ❗ Uncommon ears can be smooth, ribbed, or fluffy along the inside.

A fluffy ear whose fur has overgrown enough to hang over the inner fluff, overtaking it partially.

An unusual ear type where the inner fluff grows up and out in a flare, as though the ears have gotten extentions.

An uncommon set of ears that are tall and end in three puffs of fur. A peculiar style of ear that will always grow exactly  three puffs no matter how often you style or trim them!

•  Tulip:  

  🔹 Ears may be  shorter than depicted , but should always have three puffs extending from the tips.
  
  

An uncommon set of ears that are covered in plush fur. These ears point up and forward, flopping down over the face in a charming, if not difficult manner. Skullcrackers tend to groom these ears more to make sure they can still see.

•  Floppy:  

  🔹 Ears may be thinner or thicker than depicted.
  
  ❗ Ears can cover eyes, or droop down towards the middle of the neck, but should retain placement and shape of what's depicted.

An uncommon set of ears that flop halfway in a charming, youthful manner. 

•  Pup:  

  🔹 Ears are rounded and droop partway through.