Visual Trait Guide:

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Art by Celest

Written Trait Guide:

Common:

• Star- or W-shaped pupils
• Rounded fins: an overall smooth, round shape
• Wavy fins: the edges of the fin dip between the rays, creating a wavy appearance
• Symmetrical tail: the top and bottom fins on the tail have matching shapes
• Freckle lumens: Small, dot-shaped lumens
• Spot lumens: Bigger lumens that are still circular, often overlap for dense patches

• String-of-pearl- or ray-shaped pupils
• Spiked fins: Firmer rays and less fin create a sharp, pointed appearance
• Ruffled fins: There is more fin between each ray than typical, creating a wide, ruffled look
• Asymmetrical tail: the top of the tail's fin is a different shape from the bottom
• Ring: Akin to spot lumens, except the center of each circle is not filled
• Star lumens: The lumens are not round and have pointed edges, resembling starbursts

• Bar- or heart-shaped pupils
• Lionfish: Each ray, with its portion of the fin, is separate, creating individual spines. (Ianthina with this trait are toxic.)
• Long fins: Fins are much longer than typical.
• Unique tail: Any tail shape that doesn't follow the above parameters. This includes, but is not limited to: extra long, extra short, and bifurcated (top and bottom do not meet, exposing the tail tip) tails.
• Constellation lumens: Akin to freckled lumens, but lines connect the dots to each other
• Striped lumens: Lumens are stripes.

• Skin color (check here for permitted patterns)
• Fin colors/patterns (no restrictions)
• Eye color (sclera must be black)
• Hair color
• Tail fin shapes

• Must have forearm fins
  
• Tail must have a solid, flesh center with transparent fins on the top/bottom that connect to the back
• Must have fangs and claws
• Must have gills on neck
• Must have webbed hands and feet
• Antennae must sprout from head
• Mixing and matching of fin types is allowed.