Koa
SeldomSimone
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- 4 years, 5 months ago
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- SeldomSimone
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Profile
Koa
I'll stay by your side
PROFILE;
Age
8
Gender
Male
Orientation
Straight
Species
Kugo
Weight
85lb
Height
3ft
Pronouns
he/him
Personality
Loyal
Aesthetics;
Wet grass Savannahs Rolling hills Poppies Flower feilds Sunsets Pastels Deep purples Blue skies
Traits;
Intelligence
Charisma
Confidence
Humour
Empathy
Patience
Likes
- Thomas
- Flowers
- Running
Dislikes
- Gunfire
- Shouting
- Pain
Design Notes;
- The spines on his back fold into one another and can raise or fall depending on his mood.
- His pupils are slits.
- Koa's mechanical leg spring loaded and he can use it to run slightly faster.
Race;
- Kugos are a wild dog-like race that live in the savannas and temperate forests. Their nimble and sleek form makes them fast runners and agile hunters. They can grow to be 90lb and 3 1/2ft tall at the shoulder. The spines on their back vary in size based on the gender. Females tend to be smaller overall but their spines run further down their back. Males on the other hand have larger spines that stop at their mid back or shoulders.
- These creatures live in plains or on the edges of woods. They're often born with grey or brown short fur but some have been seen to have more blueish or purpley coats. The spines on their backs are a smooth ivory that grow when out of thier spine as they mature. These spines can be many different colors most often the pigmentation is passed down by the mother. black and reds are the most common; blue, white, and purples are more rare. Spines can grow to be over 6 inches long.
- As adults they’ll either stay alone until mating season or go out in search of a pack to join or take control of. Kugo packs don't often get larger than five members. The packs consists of family members born and lead by the same female. Sometimes these packs take in strays if they see they can be of use. The females lead hunts but often rely on the males to make kills and take down larger animals. Wild horses, bison, and rodents are the easiest catches.
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