Traits

Sharp claws meant for slashing.

A singular circular-shaped protective pad underneath the claw wings of a memic.

A singular round protective pad on the bottom of a blepper's feet.

Pads of a memic which have various designs and patterns on them. This does not alter the pad's shape.

Pads of a blepper which have various designs and patterns on them. This does not alter the pad's shape.

Three triangular-shaped paw pads that point away from the memic's claws.

A singular triangular-shaped paw pad.

Quills located on the base of the tail.

• Straight tails like the butterfly and moth have their quills vertically lined, running up the spine along the tail
• Spiral tails like the shell and sprout will have their quills vertically lined, curling around the tail

• Shorn tails such as the tiger, point, and striker have their quills horizontally fanned out across the rear

Spine Quills start at the base of the boa.