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Transformer bitty G1 Skyfire

Version: G1

Size: 16 inches tall(Mini), 4 feet tall(Fullsized), 18 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: introverted, intelligent, contemplative, loyal, soft-spoken, empathetic, principled, cautious, sincere

Likes: Stargazing, reading scientific journals, studying ancient history, peaceful environments, slow thoughtful conversations, quiet labs, meaningful debate, old friendships, building trust

Dislikes: Conflict without purpose, betrayal, being pressured to pick sides, senseless destruction, crowded or loud places, being compared to others, being used as a weapon, dishonesty

Compatibility: Skyfire is a reserved and thoughtful bitty, well-suited for caretakers who value quiet companionship and emotional depth. They’re deeply introspective, often processing their thoughts before speaking, and enjoy caretakers who are patient, sincere, and emotionally aware. They do best in peaceful homes with space to think, observe, and explore ideas. Skyfire is ideal for caretakers who are scholarly, philosophical, or who simply want a bitty who offers calm wisdom and steady loyalty.

This bitty is unique in that they may identify with either Autobot or Decepticon values, depending on their experiences and personal alignment. Caretakers may notice Skyfire shifting affiliations slightly depending on the energy of their bitty environment, though they typically lean toward Autobot ideals of peace and progress. That said, they maintain respect for those on both sides and may struggle in environments that force a binary choice or pit them against those they care for.

They’re highly compatible with other G1 bitties who are gentle, intelligent, or emotionally complex- such as Ratchet, Perceptor, or even Starscream (depending on history). However, they tend to withdraw around highly aggressive, manipulative, or chaotic types, preferring to avoid unnecessary confrontation altogether. Caretakers who are firm yet kind help Skyfire feel secure and seen.

Additional info: Skyfire bitties are often treated like relics of a different time- tall, sleek, and quiet with an almost wistful air. Many caretakers note that Skyfire seems to carry a deep emotional memory of their past choices, especially regarding fractured alliances or lost friendships. They may be prone to emotional episodes, especially when reminded of betrayal or war. However, when properly supported, they shine as dignified, deeply compassionate companions who value peace above all. They often act as mediators in bitty disputes, and their towering form doesn’t stop them from curling up with a book or quietly listening to someone vent.

Their alt mode reflects their origin as a high-altitude explorer rather than a soldier, and they often prefer exploration, science, or observation over direct combat. Some Skyfire bitties may have cosmetic scarring or retrofitted plating from previous battles, but they wear it with humility, not pride.

Abilities: All G1 Transformer bitties can fly/float!

In Universe: Most caretakers describe Skyfire as "a gentle giant with the weight of the stars in their eyes." Though large and formidable in appearance, their presence is calming and almost melancholic. New caretakers are often surprised by how quickly Skyfire becomes emotionally attached, and how deeply they feel regret over past actions—even those they can no longer remember clearly. Some say it feels like Skyfire is always searching for something—peace, purpose, or reconciliation. They're deeply respected in most multi-bitty households, and many caretakers find their slow, steady presence deeply grounding. “Like having a walking observatory who listens better than most people,” as one caretaker put it.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features: G1 Skyfire

Alt Mode: Cybertronian Fighter Jet

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Transformer bitty G1 Wheeljack

Version: G1

Size: 8 inches tall(Mini), 2 feet tall(Fullsized), 9 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Inventive, hyperactive, impulsive, loyal, scatterbrained, passionate, excitable, chaotic, determined, playful

Likes: Building gadgets from scrap, testing unstable prototypes, collecting tools, watching things explode on purpose, racing(especially in alt mode), being praised for a successful invention, working late into the night, caretaker hugs(even if they pretend to squirm)

Dislikes: Being micromanaged, safety protocols that get in the way of “fun,” perfectly clean workshops, projects that don’t work on the first try, loud authority figures, people touching their blueprints, running out of duct tape or energon snacks

Compatibility: Wheeljack is a whirlwind of ideas, sparks, and invention. Caretakers who enjoy constant activity, don’t mind a bit of soot, and have at least a fire extinguisher or two will find this bitty endearing, hilarious, and surprisingly sweet. They love bonding over collaborative tinkering, wild problem-solving, or just letting their ideas flow- even if those ideas involve minor structural damage.

Despite their chaotic energy, Wheeljack means well and is incredibly protective of their home and those they care about. They often form strong bonds with other high-energy or science-minded bitties, but can also benefit from quieter companions who help ground their nonstop momentum. Patience and a sense of humor go a long way with them.

They may clash with overly strict, minimalist, or peace-seeking bitties, especially those who don’t appreciate “trial by kaboom.” However, once trust is built, they’re more than willing to tone it down slightly (or at least promise to try).

They don’t need much sleep, are prone to midnight invention binges, and may leave wires, gears, and blueprints scattered around the room. But with the right environment, Wheeljack becomes a lively, affectionate, and indispensable part of any bitty family.

Additional info: Wheeljack’s bitty form retains all the reckless brilliance of their original G1 self—but now it comes in a much more manageable size (and slightly less destructive power). Still, they’re infamous for causing more workshop fires than any other G1 bitty, and wear that fact like a badge of honor. They talk with their hands, flail when excited, and often come crashing into rooms already mid-thought. Some caretakers install “soft corners” around their living area to avoid repeat crashes.

Despite the chaos, they’re brilliant, and love explaining their creations to anyone who will listen (whether they understand or not). Wheeljack thrives in labs, garages, or even a converted closet workshop. Just be prepared: they will try to upgrade every appliance in your home if left unsupervised.

Abilities: All G1 Transformer bitties can fly/float!

In Universe: Caretakers say he’s like having a genius toddler with rocket fuel in his veins- he means well, he just doesn’t have an off-switch. Those who bond with him often find that beneath the soot-streaked armor is a fiercely loyal bitty who just wants to help, create, and protect his home- he just happens to do it in the loudest way possible.

Difficulty: Advanced

Features: G1 Wheeljack

Alt Mode: Lancia Stratos Turbo race car

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Transformer bitty G1 Ratchet

Version: G1

Size: 8 inches tall(Mini), 2 feet tall(Fullsized), 9 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Blunt, protective, diligent, sarcastic, meticulous, gruff, loyal, practical, stubborn, resourceful, no-nonsense, overworked, fiercely compassionate (quietly), sharp-witted, task-driven.

Likes: Organization, clean workspaces, medkits, first aid training sessions, helpfulness, silence after chaos

Dislikes: Unnecessary roughhousing, being ignored when giving medical advice, disorganized messes, reckless behavior

Compatibility: These bitties are best suited for homes that value structure, safety, and respect.

They do well with bitties that are calm or cooperative, but can also tolerate more energetic types- so long as they aren't constantly injuring themselves.

They tend to act as a medic and guardian, often taking on the role of caretaker whether asked to or not.

Expect stern lectures if someone gets hurt unnecessarily, but also expect top-tier medical care and protective behavior!

Additional info: These bitties are especially drawn to medical or utility-based setups. They may reorganize your space without warning, insisting it’s “for efficiency.” They're surprisingly strong for their size and often craft their own miniature tools and medkits. Some will even monitor the wellbeing of other bitties, setting up a medbay area in the household.

Abilities: All G1 Transformer bitties can fly/float!

In Universe: They're often regarded as essential team members in any Autobot-aligned collection.

Difficulty: Intermediate

Features: G1 Ratchet

Alt mode: Ambulance

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UnderSwap CC Jackalope

Name: Water Hotot

Species: Dwarf Hotot rabbit and Chinese water deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Flirtatious, cheerful, snarky, sharp-eyed, charismatic, nosy, theatrical

Likes: Sparkling water, river pebbles, jewelry, gossip, performing, sweetroot candy, brushing their fur

Dislikes: Mud, boredom, bad smells, unflattering lighting, clingy bitties, being ignored

Compatibility: Water Hotot thrives in social environments and with caretakers who can appreciate a bitty that struts as much as they hop. They love being admired and will absolutely work for attention- especially if it involves praise or accessories(they also love being dressed up! And being recorded-). Best suited for caretakers who enjoy vocal, flirty, high-maintenance bitties and are okay with the occasional dramatic sulk if they feel overlooked.

They tend to form fast bonds with other charismatic bitties, elegant companions, or anything that also sparkles or performs. Water Hotot will often try to “pair up” with others, acting like a stage partner or sidekick. However, they can grow competitive if another bitty steals their spotlight too often.

They struggle around quiet, introverted, or easily overwhelmed bitties who may find their volume and sparkle exhausting. Though they may attempt to flirt or tease these types, it’s often misread, and Water Hotot can take rejection poorly. While not mean-spirited, they have a habit of masking hurt with sharp comments or feigned indifference.

With proper attention, grooming, and a bit of sparkle in their living space, this bitty is deeply loyal, funny, and strangely intuitive about emotions despite their surface-level charm. They thrive in homes with mirror panels, soft lounging spots, and at least one admirer nearby.

Feeding habits: Enjoys leafy greens, soaked sweetgrass, herbal teas, sugared lotus root, and freshwater fruit like melon or pear. Refuses to eat anything messy unless they’re in a very good mood.

Additional info: Water Hotot has fine white fur with an almost pearlescent sheen and bold black eyeliner-like rings around their eyes. Their antlers are often polished and decorated with beads or charms. Despite being a jackalope, they’re surprisingly good swimmers and enjoy lounging on lily pads or large leaves. Their voice has a lilting, melodic quality that some caretakers describe as "streamwater gossip."

Zone: Forest

In Universe: These bitties are often found lounging near calm rivers, chattering with birds or admiring their reflection in calm waters. It's said that if you compliment a Water Hotot at just the right moment, they’ll bless your garden with perfect dew.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderSwap Nice cream guy Jackalope

Name: Creme Fallow

Species: Creme D'argent rabbit and European fallow deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Depressed, easily annoyed, insecure, reserved, sensitive, slow to trust

Likes: Cold snacks, solitude, dusk light, puddle hopping, soft blankets, quiet praise

Dislikes: Loud voices, forced positivity, unexpected contact, being compared, overly cheerful bitties

Compatibility: Creme Fallow may appear cold or disinterested at first, but underneath their slouched posture and monotone responses is a bitty with deep emotional needs. They are best suited for caretakers who are patient and emotionally intelligent- those who can offer consistency without smothering. They tend to bond slowly but intensely, latching onto caretakers or bitties that provide comfort or validation.

This bitty pairs surprisingly well with calm, emotionally balanced companions such as gentle, caring, or sleepy bitties. While they often reject help or kindness on the surface, they remember every quiet gesture, every warm drink, every blanket laid over their shoulders. In time, these gestures build trust.

Energetic, loud, or overly touchy bitties can cause Creme Fallow to withdraw entirely. They are easily overstimulated and deeply insecure about being “too much” or “not enough.” If shouted at or mocked, they may spiral into long sulking episodes whiles crying or hide for days. They’re especially incompatible with hyper social, motivational types who think everything can be fixed with a pep talk.

Caretakers who enjoy long silences, gentle activities like sketching or bird-watching, or who have quiet households may find this bitty unexpectedly rewarding. Creme Fallow is not easy- but once bonded, they’re fiercely loyal and will open up in rare, vulnerable ways. When they do, they may even initiate affection or mumble a compliment, awkward and soft as snow.

Feeding habits: Prefers chilled or lukewarm food. Enjoys soft, muted flavors—like steamed roots, oat mash, and berry glazes. Cold milk and slush fruit are comfort foods. Will hoard snacks but rarely overindulges.

Additional info: Creme Fallow’s antlers are small and speckled, often slightly uneven, and they get flustered if others stare at them too long. Their fur is soft with a bluish-silver tint, often mussed from sleeping in odd places like behind crates or under curtains. Occasionally exudes a faint cold aura when especially upset. Has a quiet hum when comforted, almost like a frosty purr.

Zone: Forest

In Universe: Some see Creme Fallow as a sign of emotional change—if one appears, it's said someone nearby needs support. They’re often found alone by streams or forest glades after storms, letting their presence act as a silent comfort to others.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderFell CC Jackalope

Name: Harlequin Sika

Species: Harlequin rabbit and Sika deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Sarcastic, bold, restless, perceptive, cunning, fiercely independent, guarded

Likes: flashy fabrics, campfire gossip, shiny rocks, spicy foods, open market stalls

Dislikes: clingy bitties, unnecessary noise, being told what to do, mud, anything sentimental

Compatibility: Harlequin Sika is a vibrant, hard to miss bitty- equal parts sass and self-reliance. They’ve got a sharp tongue and an even sharper wit, and they won’t hesitate to size someone up with a single glance. They don’t warm up easily, but once they accept a caretaker, they’ll defend them with a streetwise kind of loyalty that feels more like a sibling bond than traditional affection.

Ideal for caretakers who can appreciate sharp banter, occasional sass, and emotional independence, Harlequin Sika needs someone who can let them breathe and respect their space. They enjoy active, semi-social homes where they can “pop in and out” of socializing without feeling smothered. They work best around other confident bitties, especially merchants, guards, or performers. Quiet types may get steamrolled by their personality unless paired with a Sika who’s learned to tone it down a notch.

Highly energetic or overly emotional bitties can clash with them. Sika does not do well in environments full of clingy affection, weepy drama, or forced bonding exercises. They show they care by doing things—fixing a trap, bartering a better deal for you, or keeping watch during the night. Expect quiet loyalty, not cuddles.

Feeding habits: Prefers wild greens, spicy root veggies, dried berries, and salty snacks. Will aggressively steal smoked food if left unattended. Avoids anything sugary unless it’s fermented or dried.

Additional info: Harlequin Sika’s fur has a naturally bold, striped pattern, often in burnt oranges, dark grays, and blacks. Their antlers are sleek and sharply curved, and they often decorate them with scraps of cloth or feathers. Known to “borrow” things and deny it with a grin. Sika will often make themselves a small booth or post near the edges of a home, declaring it their “market corner” or “toll gate”—usually just an excuse to monitor who’s coming and going.

Despite their dramatic flair, Sika is deeply aware of their surroundings and serves as an excellent early warning companion in forested zones. If they suddenly go quiet, something’s nearby.

Zone: Forest

In Universe: In UnderFell folklore, Harlequin Sikas are thought to be trickster spirits who guard forest trade routes. Tales tell of them appearing when travelers are about to be ambushed—bartering safety in exchange for a story or a rare spice. If you hear rustling and mocking laughter at dusk, you may have earned a Sika’s attention.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderFell Nice cream guy Jackalope

Name: White Lop

Species: French Lop and White tail deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Gruff, sarcastic, guarded, snarky, protective, stubborn, surprisingly gentle

Likes: chilly weather, spiced sweets, solitude, campfires, teasing others, deep snow

Dislikes: loud noises, being underestimated, being touched without permission, fake friendliness

Compatibility: White Lop is a bitty with a bark and a bite- at least at first glance. They come off cold, curt, and maybe even a little aggressive, especially toward strangers or overly cheerful bitties. But under that thick coat and grumbling tone is a surprisingly sweet and nurturing soul who just doesn’t know how to express themselves well. White Lop does best with caretakers who are patient, grounded, and can match a little sass with their own.

They thrive in homes that are quiet, stable, and not overly social. They're excellent companions for other gruff or awkward bitties- especially those who don’t like crowds or big emotions. While White Lop can be fiercely loyal and will fiercely protect those they bond with, it takes time and consistency to get through their prickly outer shell. Once bonded, however, they become incredibly gentle, often offering silent gifts like carved sticks, cool pinecones, or neatly packed snowballs.

Energetic, hyper-social, or pushy bitties will likely clash with White Lop unless there's careful mediation. While they won’t attack, they will storm off, snap verbally, or go completely cold if pushed too far. They hate being forced into group activities or touchy-feely environments. Caretakers who rely on cuddly affection may be disappointed—this bitty shows love by sitting nearby, grunting a warning at you to wear a scarf, or fixing things you didn’t even know were broken.

Feeding habits: Prefers cold foods like frozen berries, root chips, or chilled nut paste. Likes icy cream-based treats (especially mint), salted vegetables, and pine seed clusters. Often snacks on bark when anxious.

Additional info: Despite their grumpy demeanor, White Lop is highly observant and will often notice when other bitties are upset—though they’ll usually act like they don’t care while silently fixing the problem. Their antlers are small and rounded but very sturdy. Their ears are long and thick, and when they’re feeling affectionate, they’ll drape one over someone like a shawl.

They shed heavily twice a year and dislike being brushed but love having their ears gently scratched. Their burrows or beds are always kept cool and often lined with crushed petals or pine needles.

Zone: Forest

In Universe: In fairy circles, White Lop is considered a lone winter guardian- a quiet sentinel who appears in snowstorms to guide wanderers back home. Legends say if you leave out a frozen mint leaf and whisper an apology into the wind, White Lop will forgive you… and maybe even show up to share a snack.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderTale CC Jackalope

Name: Sable Tuff

Species: American Sable rabbit and Tuff deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Witty, dry, composed, wary, grounded, no-nonsense, observant, unexpectedly warm

Likes: quiet mornings, dry humor, scarves, keeping an eye on things, routine, warm tea Dislikes: nonsense, cold drafts, disrespect, uninvited chaos, people who lie too easily

Compatibility: Sable Tuff is the kind of bitty who looks like they don’t want to deal with anyone- but secretly thrives in a tight-knit, familiar circle. They’re guarded and gruff at first, but once trust is earned, they become deeply loyal and protective. Sable excels in quiet, grounded environments where things are organized and familiar. They’re surprisingly attentive caretakers to bitties they’ve bonded with and will keep track of everyone’s habits whether or not they admit it.

They’re especially compatible with bitties who need a calm, stabilizing presence. They don’t sugarcoat things, but they do offer real advice and practical help when others are struggling. They can also keep more chaotic or naive bitties in check without being cruel—just a dry comment and a side-eye is usually enough to halt shenanigans.

That said, Sable Tuff doesn’t do well with overly energetic, loud, or touchy bitties, especially if they don't respect boundaries. They hate having their space invaded and won’t hesitate to vanish into the trees or the back of the closet if overwhelmed. They require caretakers who understand indirect affection and long-term trust building, not instant gratification.

Sable won’t be the first to volunteer for cuddles or games, but when they finally choose to sit beside you, it’s because they want to—not because they were told to. That kind of slow, earned closeness is priceless for anyone patient enough to wait for it.

Feeding habits: Prefers hearty root vegetables, baked squash, cool berries, and herbal teas. Likes food served warm but not hot. Dislikes anything messy or too sugary. Will nibble on pine bark or cinnamon twigs as comfort snacks.

Additional info: Their fur darkens slightly in winter and fluffs up more than usual. Their antlers remain short and strong, with a dense velvet layer that rarely sheds. They often carry small cloth bags or pouches to "keep things in order" (often containing snacks, bits of cloth, or string). They have a surprisingly sharp memory for dates, prices, and people's routines. Their gaze is intense, but not unkind.

Zone: Forest

In Universe: Sable Tuff is said to be a guardian spirit of the trading routes between fairy towns. Folk say if you get lost in the woods, Sable might appear beside a flickering lantern to guide you home- but only if you’re being honest about where you're headed.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderTale Nice cream guy Jackalope

Name: Sambar Spot

Species: English Spot rabbit and Sambar deer

Size: 1-3 feet tall(Mini), 4-6 feet tall(Fullsized), 7-12 feet tall(Bara),

Personality: Cheerful, soothing, chatty, empathetic, food-loving, whimsical, optimistic

Likes: frozen treats, praise, warm breezes, friendly crowds, making people smile, leaf hammocks

Dislikes: negativity, burnt food, silence, icy rain, bitter flavors, mean-spirited jokes

Compatibility: Sambar Spot is one of the friendliest forest bitties you could hope to meet. Known for their perpetual cheer and ability to make even the grumpiest bitty laugh, they are walking comfort incarnate. These bitties live for bringing happiness to others—usually through compliments, snacks, or encouraging pep talks. They love having caretakers who are social or emotionally expressive, and will often mirror the emotions of those around them, doing everything they can to lift the mood.

They pair especially well with younger or nervous bitties, acting as a morale booster and emotional support with their calm but upbeat demeanor. Sambar Spot loves to “set up shop” with makeshift treat stands or picnic blankets in the forest, offering cool snacks and soothing company to those passing by. If your home includes sensitive, anxious, or withdrawn bitties, they’ll gently draw them out without pressure.

However, they may struggle in homes where their efforts to cheer are met with cold indifference. Sambar Spots aren't pushy, but they are persistent, and if rejected often or ignored entirely, they can become melancholic and withdrawn. They don’t do well with overly aggressive or cruel bitties either, and may hide or flee if they feel truly unsafe.

That said, caretakers who enjoy a gentle, emotionally intelligent companion with an endless stash of sweetness (literally and figuratively) will adore Sambar Spots! They bring light wherever they go- sometimes in the form of frozen strawberry dew pops or soft fuzzy hugs!

Feeding habits: Prefers chilled or frozen plant-based snacks- think flavored ices, frozen fruits, petal sherbets, and nectar pops. Needs lots of hydration and loves flavored waters! Occasionally enjoys crunchy bark curls or cold sweetroots for variety.

Additional info: Their spots shimmer faintly when they’re happy, and their antlers develop velvet tufts that change slightly in color with their mood. Their long ears flop when sad and stand upright when alert. Sambar Spot keeps their own stash of handmade fairy pops and soft creams, sometimes trading for shiny objects or affection. They make great emotional support bitties and are rumored to have mood-calming magic tied to their treats.

Zone: Forest

In Universe: Often spotted in the deeper fairy woods near older icecaps or misty glades, Sambar Spot is considered a “wandering joy-bringer” by forest folk. Some claim the first snowfall of the year tastes sweeter if one has shared a snack with them in the prior season.

Difficulty: Basic

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White Lop - Fell NCG

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Sable Tuff - Tale CC

Harlequin Sika - Fell CC

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InkTale Gaster Fairy

Name: Chanterelle

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Chanterelle’s wings resemble the ruffled, wavy cap of a chanterelle mushroom, with a rich golden-orange hue that fades to pale cream at the edges. Veins of faint black ink pulse through the delicate membranes like branching mycelium, occasionally dripping a glossy ink droplet when they're in deep thought or emotionally stirred. When flying, the wings emit a soft rustling like flipping parchment pages, and they glide more than flutter- moving with a slow, dreamy grace. If angered or startled, their wings stiffen and darken like dried ink.

Fairy dust: Instead of standard dust, Chanterelle produces magical ink that seems to bloom where it lands- often forming spiraling text, mysterious runes, or blurry, half-legible thoughts. Their inky handprints are everywhere, often trailing on books, stone, or moss. Their ink has mild memory-enhancing properties when drawn in circles around sleeping bitties or caretakers.

Personality: Mysterious, contemplative, reclusive, wise, poetic, slow-moving, intuitive, quietly intense

Likes: old spellbooks, cave moss, ink circles, long silences, moonlight through fog, philosophical riddles Dislikes: being rushed, bright flashing lights, incorrect transcriptions, being touched without permission, shouting

Compatibility: Chanterelle is best for caretakers who value solitude, introspection, and the kind of companion that feels more like a living piece of folklore than a pet. They rarely speak directly—preferring to communicate through written ink, symbols, or metaphors—but their intentions are often gentle and profound. They bond deeply and silently, often spending hours just watching or trailing behind quietly.

They thrive in homes that are dim, peaceful, and filled with quiet activities. They love writing rooms, libraries, alchemy labs, or mossy fairy shrines where others won’t disturb their inky meditations. They are particularly compatible with older or scholarly bitties, especially others who work with knowledge, time, or abstract magic.

That said, they struggle around noisy, high-energy bitties who demand constant interaction. Their subtle nature can go unnoticed- or worse, dismissed- causing them to vanish into walls or forest shadows for days. Their ink can also be mistaken for mess unless a caretaker understands its meanings. This bitty will not thrive in chaotic households.

However, patient and gentle caretakers will find Chanterelle to be a source of quiet strength, wisdom, and deep, inky comfort. They’re not a fairy to dazzle the eye—but one that speaks to the soul.

Feeding habits: Chanterelle sips on fermented mushroom nectar, moondew, and occasionally thick, inky sap brewed from rare bark. They dislike sweet foods and prefer earthier, bitter flavors served in hollow stones or curled leaves.

Additional info: Chanterelle often leaves strange glyphs behind that only glow during full moons or dream states. Some say their ink records time backwards. They may “haunt” books and scrolls, curling up inside them and leaving faint inky impressions in the margins. If emotionally bonded to someone, they will often trace protective circles or calming scripts near their sleeping place.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Considered a “Silent Scribe” among ink fairies, Chanterelle is said to record forest secrets and forgotten timelines. Many magical scholars seek their insight, though few can decipher their swirling ink properly. In older courts, their appearance is seen as a sign of shifting seasons or the uncovering of hidden truths.

Difficulty: Advanced

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InkTale Papyrus Fairy

Name: Portobello

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Portobello’s wings look like wide, fan-shaped mushroom caps with textured ridges resembling gill lines. Their color shifts between soft tan and deep umber, occasionally trailing ink-like swirls near the tips that bleed slightly into the air like smoke when they’re especially emotional. The wings flutter slowly but steadily, strong enough to carry small twigs or art supplies in flight. When spread fully, the layered shapes resemble the pages of an open storybook—bold and dependable.

Fairy dust: Like Enoki, Portobello doesn’t create traditional fairy dust- they produce magical ink. However, unlike Enoki’s wild splatters, Portobello’s ink tends to form neat lines and symbols when left behind. They may unconsciously write affirming phrases, comforting glyphs, or calming mandalas when feeling strong emotions. The ink is thick, velvety, and often fades into tree bark or paper unless enchanted.

Personality: Organized, nurturing, protective, expressive, determined, tidy (for an ink fairy), principled, proud

Likes: storytelling, mushroom houses, natural ink pens, rainy days, structured projects, helping others stay focused Dislikes: chaos without purpose, broken tools, being mocked, losing track of time, careless messes

Compatibility: Portobello is the ideal bitty for caretakers who love creativity with structure. They're nurturing and supportive, often acting as the “older sibling” or team lead among fairies. While still messy due to their ink-based nature, Portobello tries to keep the chaos contained. They're known to clean up after Enoki (grumbling the entire time) or organize collaborative art projects where everyone gets a section.

They pair well with bitties who need structure, emotional encouragement, or clear communication. Portobello is gentle with shy or anxious bitties, offering written encouragement or gesture-based teaching rather than forceful guidance. Their loyalty is strong—once bonded, they’ll go out of their way to help their caretaker succeed and grow, often crafting detailed schedules or encouragement tokens.

However, Portobello may clash with erratic or defiant bitties, especially those who constantly ignore boundaries or ruin their carefully arranged work. They dislike being laughed at, especially if their orderly ways are mocked, and will withdraw if they feel unappreciated or overwhelmed.

Caretakers who enjoy mutual respect, organized creativity, and gentle accountability will find Portobello to be a treasured companion and steadfast guide.

Feeding habits: Consumes inkfruit, root saps, dark mushroom nectar, and pulp from boiled bark. Prefers thicker, earthy flavors and will often “brew” their meals like tea. They love sipping from carved wood or hollowed fungus caps.

Additional info: Portobello keeps a personal grimoire made from moss-paper and woven bark, where they record observations, stories, and comforting spells. Their ink glows faintly under moonlight when emotionally charged. While neat by ink fairy standards, they still leave handprints everywhere- though usually arranged into patterns or lines. They enjoy giving others personalized “sigil badges” for jobs well done.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Portobello is often regarded as a "script keeper" or “ink elder” among ink fairies. They may lead lessons on ink magic, emotional grounding, or the written preservation of fairy culture. Despite their size, they carry immense respect in certain courts for their work organizing scattered histories.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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InkTale Sans Fairy

Name: Enoki

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Enoki’s wings resemble delicate mushroom caps split and reshaped into sleek, inky fins. They're semi-translucent with dark blotches that shift like spilled ink across parchment. The edges look like they’ve been brushed with black watercolor, fading to translucent gray as they stretch outward. When Enoki zips through the air, their wings leave smudged trails behind—visually striking, though thankfully not permanent. The flapping sound is papery and scratchy, like flipping through an old sketchbook.

Fairy dust: Enoki doesn’t produce traditional fairy dust—instead, they secrete magical ink! Their hands, feet, and even cheeks are often stained with it, and they love to use it to "paint" messages, doodles, or random chaos on nearby leaves, stones, or even unsuspecting bitties. The ink is harmless, washable (mostly), and slightly magical—it may animate simple shapes or reveal emotions if smeared over certain objects or paper.

Personality: Creative, chaotic, impulsive, expressive, energetic, messy, attention-seeking, clever

Likes: drawing on everything, shiny quills, being complimented, messy snacks, creative bitties, fairy graffiti Dislikes: boring rules, being ignored, silence, clean walls, perfectionists

Compatibility: Enoki is a whirlwind of artistic energy—constantly in motion, making a mess, and trying to express whatever wild idea they had three seconds ago. They're best matched with caretakers who are patient with creative chaos and willing to give them space (and tools) to experiment freely. Crafty types, particularly ones who enjoy mixed media or chaotic aesthetics, will adore them.

They bond incredibly well with other artistically inclined bitties—particularly painter, glitch, or eccentric fairy types. They thrive in colorful, cluttered, and sensory-rich environments, especially ones with plenty of textured surfaces to draw or splash their ink on.

That said, Enoki can be too much for very neat or structured homes. Their refusal to follow any kind of order—combined with their accidental tendency to leave smudges and stains—can lead to frustration in rule-bound households. They are also known to “improve” others' decorations without asking, sometimes drawing mustaches on flower vases or covering leaves in comic strips.

Despite the mess, they have a strong sense of justice and care deeply about their companions’ feelings. They’ll leave inky hearts on sad bitties' windows or paint protective sigils near someone’s sleeping spot to “keep the bad vibes out.”

Feeding habits: Prefers fermented mushroom juice, berry syrup, and jams and jellies! Loves thick, goopy nectars and will sometimes dip food in ink before eating it. Do not leave scrolls or important paperwork near them- ever.

Additional info: Enoki often draws tiny comics or messages that animate slightly when viewed with fae eyes(or specialized glasses). If angry, their wings flick aggressively and spill droplets of glowing ink that disappear after a few hours. They're known to keep a “journal" made of stitched-together leaves, bark, and spider silk full of doodles and emotional outbursts(aka just angy scribbles).

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Enoki fairies are considered chaotic muses- sprites who inspire others through accidental genius. Some fae believe their ink can unlock magical potential if drawn with intention, but Enoki themself doesn’t seem to care; they just like to make stuff. They're sometimes banned from fairy court murals for "going off script."

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderSwap Chara Fairy

Name: Daisy

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Daisy’s wings resemble the petals of a daisy flower, delicate and slightly translucent with a soft white sheen that glows faintly in moonlight. Each wing is rounded at the edge, tapering slightly toward the base where soft yellow veins pulse gently with life. In flight, they flutter with a gentle, rhythmic pattern that gives the impression of flower petals drifting on a breeze. When happy, their wings leave behind faint, pollen-like sparkles that smell subtly of fresh wildflowers.

Fairy dust: Daisy’s fairy dust has calming properties- when inhaled or absorbed through the skin, it gently lowers stress levels and encourages feelings of affection and safety. It’s especially effective when shared through physical contact, such as cuddling or holding hands. However, overexposure may cause temporary drowsiness in sensitive bitties.

Personality: Sweet, caring, affectionate, gentle, nurturing, loyal, emotionally warm, playful

Likes: flower crowns, singing, cuddles, gentle rain, storytime, soft moss, slow dancing Dislikes: yelling, loneliness, broken toys, cold mornings, seeing others cry

Compatibility: Daisy is one of the most affectionate fairy bitties in the wild- constantly seeking contact and comfort, they’re a perfect match for caretakers who enjoy warmth and consistent emotional presence. They love to be close, either perched on a shoulder, tucked into a pocket, or nestled into a fold of a blanket. Daisy thrives on physical and verbal affection and is most compatible with bitties and caretakers who value emotional closeness and bonding.

They do especially well in homes with other gentle or plant-type bitties, as Daisy enjoys tending to others’ needs and making sure everyone feels loved. They love to mother smaller bitties or those who struggle emotionally and will often hum softly or share their fairy dust when someone’s upset.

That said, Daisy can become withdrawn or overly weepy if they feel ignored or rejected. While they aren't confrontational, they may quietly isolate themselves and withhold their fairy dust if hurt. They are not suited for homes that value emotional distance or have consistently high-energy, chaotic environments.

In a loving household, however, Daisy will blossom- quite literally. Their presence encourages nearby plants to grow fuller, and they may leave trails of blooming flowers in their wake when especially happy.

Feeding habits: Prefers nectar-infused water, sugared flower petals, pollen jelly, and bits of sweet fruits. Will drink dewdrops collected from favorite flowers and sometimes trades snacks with bee bitties.

Additional info: Daisy loves to weave little floral charms and garlands to gift to others. They sing when they’re happy- soft, wordless melodies that often lull others into naps. Their tiny voice can harmonize with wind chimes or other fairies' wing songs. Daisy will fiercely protect anyone they’ve bonded with, even if their method of “defense” is standing firmly in the way and puffing out glitter dust.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Daisy fairies are often considered “guardian blooms” in Fae communities- gentle spirits who tend to the emotional well-being of fairy circles and encourage cooperation among diverse bitty types. In ancient stories, a Daisy fairy’s embrace could mend a broken soul or soothe the angriest of hearts.

Difficulty: Basic

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UnderSwap Frisk Fairy

Name: Rose

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Rose’s wings resemble tightly curled rose petals, layered in a spiraling pattern that glisten with dew-like sparkles. Their color shifts between soft pastel pink and golden cream depending on the lighting, giving them a dreamy, romantic shimmer. At rest, they fold neatly like a blooming flowerbud on Rose’s back, but in flight they fan open with surprising agility, fluttering in short bursts that allow for quick darting and sudden stops. When excited, their wings leave a faint floral trail that lingers sweetly in the air.

Fairy dust: Rose’s fairy dust has subtle enchanting properties. When inhaled or touched in small amounts, it encourages openness, curiosity, and trust- often leading to honest conversations or impulsive affection. In larger doses, it can make bitties overly clingy or emotionally dependent for short periods. It works best when used with care.

Personality: Curious, codependent, cunning, affectionate, possessive, observant, persuasive, emotionally reactive

Likes: soft blankets, secret chats, being held, late-night whispers, glowing fungi, clever games Dislikes: being left alone, broken promises, dismissive tones, sudden loud noises, cold weather

Compatibility: Rose is the kind of fairy who bonds fast and hard- once they choose someone, it’s rare they back off. They’re very affectionate, often curling up in pockets, sleeves, or under blankets just to stay close to their favorite person. They thrive in homes where emotional availability is high and caretakers are comfortable with clinginess and physical closeness.

Rose is particularly compatible with bitties who also crave connection or are shy but open to forming close bonds. They're excellent at pulling quieter bitties out of their shell and forming “secret club” dynamics full of shared hiding spots and whispered plans. They also enjoy other clever or tricky fairies, especially if there’s a little rivalry or mystery involved.

However, Rose can become possessive or moody if they feel neglected. They may hide important trinkets, pout dramatically, or sulk in flower pots until attention is restored. Households that are very independent, cold, or expect a fairy to entertain themselves without interaction may find Rose’s clinginess overwhelming or even manipulative.

With the right emotional balance and plenty of shared moments, Rose becomes a loyal, cuddly companion who makes everyone feel seen, heard, and gently tugged into their web of affection. They are especially drawn to caretakers with secrets, scars, or soft hearts hidden under a sharp shell.

Feeding habits: Rose feeds on rose nectar, honey water, floral syrups, crushed berry paste, and the dew off freshly bloomed petals. Occasionally sips the dreams of sleeping bitties they cuddle with, which helps soothe their own mood swings.

Additional info: Rose enjoys collecting sentimental objects- dropped buttons, old ribbon scraps, dried petals- and assigning emotional meaning to each. If they gift you one, they’re likely very attached. Their nests tend to be filled with these collections, arranged in a secretive swirl pattern. They hum softly when cuddling and will sometimes mimic the voice of their bonded caretaker when emotional.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: In fairy colonies, Rose-types are seen as emotional keystones. Though often intense, they help maintain the group’s cohesion and emotional health. They are usually the first to notice when another fairy is sad or hiding something and will nudge their way in to help—even if it means overstepping.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderTale Chara Fairy

Name: Thistle

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Thistle’s wings resemble sharp, jagged thistle petals layered with the fine transparency of dragonfly wings. The base is a muted green, darkening into deep violet at the edges with a faint shimmer of iridescent purple when backlit. Their wing edges are slightly serrated and whip quickly when agitated, emitting a sharp buzzing sound. Despite their toughness, the wings are flexible and nimble, allowing for high-speed darting and sudden stops midair. When hovering too long, they tend to shed tiny barbed flakes of fairy dust that can mildly irritate sensitive skin.

Fairy dust: Thistle’s fairy dust has a mild defensive effect—it causes stinging sensations to those who handle them too roughly or without permission. However, when given willingly, it can numb emotional pain briefly, acting as a kind of magical armor. It's both protective and reactive depending on intent.

Personality: Curious, codependent, reactive, blunt, watchful, clingy, suspicious, loyal, moody

Likes: bitter berries, wind gusts, shiny objects, physical contact, arguments with meaning, patchy sun

Dislikes: fake kindness, being left behind, overly cheerful bitties, dry wind, false promises

Compatibility: Thistle is not for the faint of heart. They bond deeply- too deeply- and become fiercely loyal to those they consider "theirs." This bitty thrives in strong one-on-one connections and often forms attachments that resemble imprinting. While small and delicate in appearance, Thistle is emotionally intense and perceptive, picking up quickly on changes in tone, mood, or trust. They are ideal for caretakers who understand the importance of emotional nuance and are patient with clingy or anxious behavior.

They’re highly compatible with honest, grounded bitties- especially those who don’t sugarcoat their feelings. Fairy or shadow-based companions, quiet loners, and even a few guarded werebeasts tend to mesh well with Thistle due to their mutual respect for boundaries once established. However, Thistle struggles with extroverts or bitties who treat relationships lightly. They expect connection and honesty- and react badly when they sense either being faked.

Because of their emotionally reactive nature, Thistle can spiral into sulky silence or explosive bursts of buzzing flight when upset. In these moments, physical contact (especially from a bonded caretaker) calms them fastest. For caretakers who don’t mind dramatic sulks, emotional intensity, or excessive eye contact, Thistle can be a strangely cathartic companion.

This bitty needs to be needed. Without that, they can become despondent or self-isolating. Let them help- let them matter- and you’ll have a powerful little shield at your side for life.

Feeding habits: Thistle enjoys bitter nectars, fermented berry juice, and tough petal rinds soaked in mineral water. Occasionally eats insects for protein. Their favorite treat is freeze-dried rose hips dipped in dew.

Additional info: Thistle prefers to nest in thorny flower beds or upturned seed pods. They often decorate their living space with sharp objects or dried vines woven into protective circles. When frightened, they buzz so fast their outline becomes hard to track. Their fairy dust can build emotional resilience when mixed with water and shared among bonded bitties.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Often called “Wardens” or “Thorn Hearts” among the fairy population, Thistle types act as emotional guardians or unofficial protectors of more fragile fairy breeds. It’s said that they can sense heartbreak before it happens- and sometimes fly off before it arrives.

Difficulty: Intermediate

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UnderTale Frisk Fairy

Name: Petal

Size: 3-9 inches tall

Wing description: Petal’s wings resemble the soft, overlapping petals of a woodland anemone. Their texture is silky and matte, colored in gentle ombre hues- faint peach to soft rose, sometimes shifting to a calm violet in low light. The edges are rounded and flexible, fluttering quietly like falling leaves on the breeze. When they move quickly or hover still in the air, a faint shimmer of pollen-like dust sparkles around them, soothing those it touches. Their wings are not meant for fast travel but provide beautiful gliding and hovering motion, ideal for drifting among mushrooms or forest blooms.

Fairy dust: Petal’s fairy dust is light pink and floats like pollen on the breeze, carrying a soft floral scent that varies slightly based on their mood- rosy when happy, lavender when calm, and hibiscus when excited. The dust has a gentle calming effect on those who breathe it in, helping to ease social tension and soften emotions during conflicts. When collected in small quantities, it can be used to promote the growth of flowering plants or soothe upset bitties, especially those prone to anxiety or overstimulation. Too much, however, may cause temporary drowsiness or sentimental moods.

Personality: Quiet, caring, thoughtful, gentle, observant, empathetic, nurturing, passive

Likes: soft moss, calm water, gentle music, quiet company, dew harvesting, being held

Dislikes: aggressive bitties/people, shouting, rough textures, cold wind, careless magic

Compatibility: Petal is a deeply nurturing bitty who thrives in peaceful, emotionally gentle environments. They are well-suited for caretakers who appreciate quiet companionship and soft affection. Petal rarely speaks, but their presence is unmistakably warm and calming—often offering silent comfort with a held hand, soft hum, or the light touch of their wing.

They do best with others who are equally soft-spoken or emotionally aware. Petal has an intuitive ability to soothe upset bitties, especially those prone to overstimulation, emotional distress, or fear. They are often found curled beside a distressed friend, offering gentle fairy dust and calming energy without a word.

They struggle in chaotic or loud homes and may withdraw completely in the presence of overly aggressive or dominant bitties. In such cases, Petal will hide in plants or vanish into secluded fairy spaces, only emerging when they feel safe. They are not combative and should never be placed with bitties known for teasing, shouting, or initiating conflict.

For caretakers who enjoy peaceful tasks like gardening, journaling, or simply sitting in nature, Petal makes an ideal companion. Their steady presence helps bring focus and calm to the space, and they often encourage caretakers to slow down and breathe—simply by being there.

Feeding habits: Petal drinks nectar, dew, and the essence of soft fruits like strawberries or peaches. They are very delicate eaters and prefer food presented in flower petals or clean shells. They dislike processed sweeteners.

Additional info: Petal’s fairy dust has a mild calming effect when inhaled or touched, making it great for soothing anxious bitties or humans. They sometimes use it to coat napping areas. When deeply bonded, Petal may sing faint lullabies in a language only their soulbond seems to understand. They are especially drawn to homes with lots of plants and flowing water.

Zone: Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest

In Universe: Petals are often seen as the spiritual heart of fairy gatherings—silent observers and quiet guides. Some say that when a Petal chooses to rest near you, it’s a sign of emotional healing beginning. Others believe they can hear the dreams of flowers, and pass their wisdom to sleeping bitties through touch.

Difficulty: Beginner