Profile
notes:
- CAT?'s name is genuinely "CAT?". Including the question mark and capital letters. However, they can also be referred to as "the little guy" or "the glowstick eater"
- CAT? can be referred to with they/them pronouns, however just constantly referring to them as CAT? also works.
design notes:
- CAT? can be as detailed as needed. They can be drawn solid and flat, or they can have scales, visible fur, and detailed eyes. Any amount of detail works.
- Aura can be any color or any number of colors but can't be drawn as black or white.
- Body can be any shape, whether abstract or realistic. So, CAT? can be drawn in the shape of a crocodile (though it must have the neck/face fur, eye shape, whisker markings, and tail must have some amount of fur on the bottom of it) or it can be drawn in the shape of a square. The only thing that isn't allowed is the shape of a human, however a more cartoonish anthro shape is allowed!
- CAT? can also have other attributes! Such as wings, antennae, fins, horns, etc! They can also have accessories or clothing, anything from a bracelet to a full outfit. As long as it follows the rest of the rules, anything goes!
- As shown in the reference, legs are limited to paws, hooves, bird feet, or crocodile feet. They can take any form as long as it falls under being one of the required types. So, the legs of a flamingo or the legs of a finch would both work; or the legs of a horse or the legs of a deer, etc.
- CAT? can also have any number of eyes, located anywhere, or they can have none! however, the whisker markings are still required. The location of the eyes does not change the location of the whisker markings. These markings will always be located where the eyes would normally be expected to sit, even if the eyes aren't in that area.
- CAT? can have any amount of limbs, however they can only have one head
- CAT? can't be drawn with a visible mouth.
- Paw beans are optional.
gift art is very appreciated! CAT? will softly boop you back in spirit if you do.
Good opposes Evil, as Evil opposes Good, but they are still two sides of the same coin.
