Traits

Ears of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve! 

Unique ears are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.

Pupils of fellow mammals come the easiest to Genekits, and they can seemingly shift to these traits without much practice.

*This trait is only required to be added to a Genekit if clarity on the trait is needed (i.e. what mammal the trait is from)

Pupils of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve!

Genekits with this trait have completely blank eyes; no pupil or iris is visible. These blank eyes can be one colour, or multiple.

Genekits with this trait have unnaturally shaped pupils; things like stars, hollow rings, etc. Some Genekits with this trait may be missing their pupils*

*Genekits does allow for the artistic absence of pupils. The unique pupil trait will only apply for missing pupils if the pupil is only missing from one eye, or if a user really wants to have the missing pupils be an official trait and not just an artistic preference.

Tongues of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve! Frog, snake and lizard tongues (among others) all fit into this category

Muzzles of fellow mammals come the easiest to Genekits, and they can seemingly shift to these traits without much practice. 

*This trait is only required to be added to a Genekit if clarity on the trait is needed (i.e. what mammal the trait is from)

Muzzles and Mouths of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve! 

Unique muzzles or mouths are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.

Genekits with this trait have whisker-like growths that are not whiskers in the same way you would see them on mammals. These are more akin to fish barbels or rictal bristles found on birds.

Uniquely shaped whiskers are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.  Genekits with this trait have whisker or whisker-like growths that do not follow the standard whisker shape. Perhaps they are curled, or have an extra tuft of fur on the ends.

Teeth of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve! Things like snake and shark teeth fall into this category

Uniquely shaped tongues are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.

Noses of fellow mammals come the easiest to Genekits, and they can seemingly shift to these traits without much practice. 

*This trait is only required to be added to a Genekit if clarity on the trait is needed (i.e. what mammal the trait is from)

Noses of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve! 

Unique noses are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.

Tails of fellow mammals come the easiest to Genekits, and they can seemingly shift to these traits without much practice.

*This trait is only required to be added to a Genekit if clarity on the trait is needed (i.e. what mammal the trait is from)

Unique tails are ones that are not seen on any creature known to this planet, and are distinctive to the individual Genekit sporting the trait. These traits are harder to learn, as Genekits must learn to shift into these shapes without anything to model themselves after.

Tails of non-mammalian creatures are a bit harder for Genekits to learn, as the anatomy can be quite unfamiliar. But with practice, this is definitely a look a Genekit can achieve!