Traits

Three solid colors that can take many designs and patterns.

Goo patterns that contain four or more different solid colors

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

Goo that glows in the dark. The glow is brighter when the Goom is well-fed and has had plenty of sunlight the previous day.

On the opposite end of bioluminescent instead of glowing at night this goo type sparkles and shines in the light!

Goom who habitually consume things they shouldn't tend to fuse their way into the goo membranes. These goo contaminants range from rocks to confetti, mystery candy, and other small items.

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

Complex symbols, asterisks. crescent moons and any original shape that does not have a name falls under rare.

3-6; The most common amount is five sacks with one on each cheek then three additional sacks across the body and tail.

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

12-15; The most membrane sacks ever counted on a Goom was fifteen.

1-2; Gooms with fewer sacks often have issues with producing more goo than they can store and thus are seen drooling and spewing out goo more frequently

Armor plates that can cover portions of the body and tail. Plates can be any shape, size, or number.

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A single horn protrusion on the skull of a goom. This horn can have additional protrusions coming off it and can be curved, sharp, or twisted.