Traits

A variant of the tiger tail adorned with many sharp spikes, smaller than the usual quills on a memora.

• The quills of the thorned tiger tail should not mimic quills, and the amount can vary greatly, from a few to many in quantity
• Usual but not limited placements are: along the spine, rings/circumference of the tail width, sporadic/random sparse areas
• Tail tip must stay bare, so as not to mimic other tails with pointed/quilled ends

A small tail with a pointed tip.

• Tail must taper into a tip and can point in many directions

Three solid colors that can take many designs and patterns.

Goo color schemes that use up to three colors with varying shades and tints to create a gradient.

Goo combination of monochromatic or two-tone gradients and single or double hues.

Basic shapes such as squares, triangles, stars, and diamonds. Typically are rounded and lack sharp corners

7-11; The more sacks on a Goom typically mean the smaller they are.