Must have present:

• An "m" shape at the top of the ear.
• The ear color for this pattern must be the same as one of the set flavor patterns.

Variant parts:

• The middle pointiness of the "m" shape can vary as well as how far the sides of the "m" extends.

Extra:

• This pattern was first created when most flavor patterns covered the entire ear.

Must have present:

• Three "stars" connected by a crescent-ish shape.
• The entire shape must be connected.

Variant parts:

• The pointiness of the pattern can vary.
• How far up this pattern extends can vary.

Extra:

• This pattern was made to combine a "moon" and "stars" together.

Must have present:

• The anko pattern is multiple parallel lines.
• The lines must be parallel and equal in thickness.

Variant parts:

• The thickness of the lines can vary.
• The amount of lines present can vary.

Extra:

• The flavor pupil shape is base on an above view of an anko bean.
• This is one of the most common flavorings for East Asian sweets, "red bean."

Must have present:

• A center line not touching an outer line. Lines must radiate out from the outer line.

Variant parts:

• There is not a set amount of radiating lines required.

Extra:

• The flavor ear pattern is based on the cross section of a strawberry.
• The pupil shape is inspired by the leafy top of a strawberry.

Must have present:

• A bunch of "eye" or "cell" like structures.

Variant parts:

• The placement of the "eyes"/"cells" can vary.
• The amount of "eyes"/"cells" can vary.

Extra:

• The flavor ear pattern was inspired by the skin of the lychee fruit.
• The flavor pupil shape is a simplified form of the "eyes"/"cells" shape of the flavor ear pattern.

Must have present:

• There must be 3 sections on the bottom of the ear, unified by a top line.

Variant parts:

• The 3 bottom sections do not have to touch the bottom of the ear.
• The top of the pattern can be higher or lower depending on preference.

Extra:

• The flavor ear pattern was inspired by how different slices of oranges look when peeled and the cross section of an orange.
• chyunpon helped to create this flavor pattern.

Must have present:

• A checkerboard pattern.

Variant parts:

• The size of the checkerboard pattern can vary.
• The orientation of the checkerboard pattern can be somewhat slanted or warped, but the pattern should be recognizable as squares.

Extra:

• The flavor ear pattern was inspired by how mangoes are often diced into cubes.

Must have present:

• A spiral that originates out to the left.

Variant parts:

• The thickness of the spiral can vary.
• The amount of turns the spiral completes can vary.
• The spiral can be ovular.

Extra:

• The flavor pattern was inspired by how custard is stirred.

Must have present:

• A parabola that touches the bottom of the ear and a white oval at the top of it.

Variant parts:

• The pattern can be more circular or more ovular at the top.

Extra:

• This flavor pattern was inspired by yuzu seeds and how they look in the fruit.

Must have present:

• Intersecting white lines of varying thickness.

Variant parts:

• The placement of the lines is up to the designer's digression.
• Single lines can be even or have varying thickness.

Extra:

• The flavor ear pattern was inspired by how the skin of a melon looks.

Must have present:

• A simple pattern that reaches the base of the ear.

Variant parts:

• The thickness of the lines can be variable.
• The size of the oval can be variable.

Extra:

• yapintha helped to create this flavor pattern.

Must have present:

• Multiple leaves on a stalk.
• A line must be drawn through each leaf to indicate depth.

Variant parts:

• The amount of leaves present can vary.
• The leaves can have pointed tips, or be slightly more rounded.

Extra:

• This flavor pattern does not directly resemble the leaves on a macha plant so it is more simplified.

Must have present:

• Poka dots.

Variant parts:

• The spacing out of the dots and thickness can vary.

Extra:

• This flavor ear pattern was inspired by blueberries due to their roundness.
• The flavor pupil pattern was inspired by how the "crowns" of blueberries stick up a bit.
• Reei helped to create this flavor pattern.

Must have present:

• Multiple jagged or wavy horizontal lines of varying thickness.

Variant parts:

• The amount, arrangement and thickness of lines can vary.
• The sharpness of the lines can vary.

Extra:

• This flavor pattern was inspired by how taro plants have multiple layers as a root plant.

Must have present:

• The flavor ear pattern must have 1 sakura petal present whose base touches the top of the ear.

Variant parts:

• How much the petal touches the top of the ear can vary.
• How big the sakura petal is can vary.

Extra:

• Sakura means "cherry blossom" in English, but the flavor of sakura is usually separate from cherry flavor.

Must have present:

• A peach must be present in the ear.

Variant parts:

• The peach can touch or not touch the top of the ear.
• The angle and size of the peach leaves can vary.
• The peach can be more ovular or more circular.

Extra:

• Quite literally, the peach pattern is a peach.

Must have present:

• Multiple sesame seeds with the points facing upwards.

Variant parts:

• The seeds can have a random arrangement and amount.
• The seeds can be solid shapes or have a slight indent in them.
• The seeds can be slightly rotated.

Extra:

• This flavor pattern is also very literal.