Illustrious Dots

Anza is famously known as the Peridot of Food. They may not possess the savvy of some of the other Peridots. But the tips of its horns glow at night, giving humans and Peridots a navigational advantage. Just make sure to steer Anza in the right direction, or it might wander off. For days.

Personality: verdant, shy, clumsy, kind, wise, playful, goofy

Kee, also referred to as “The Purple One”, is famously known as the Peridot of Exploration. They remain a model for how humans relate to species outside of themselves. Legend has it that dogs were domesticated in a yearning to return to the era shaped by such first-generation Peridot companions.

Personality: pure soul, upbeat, curious, impatient, adventurous, child-like

Olo is famously known as the Peridot of Tricks. Consider them like a baby chick – cute, delicate to hold – but with a harmless mischievous side to them. So while they may seduce you with their eyes as it walks backward, expect to step into a muddy puddle as you follow it.

Personality: cuddly, fun, joyful, playful, baby-like, goofball

Retto is famously known as the Untamed Peridot. Prim and proper to a fault, Retto just needs someone to crack through their hard surface and they’ll have a friend for life. Retto will never leave one’s side.

Personality: prideful, hard-shelled and hard-headed, short-fused, loyal

Vida is famously known as the Peridot of Hatching. They performed the first known Peridot play to an audience of 25 humans and Peridots. When no one clapped at the end, Vida rushed off in a tizzy! Since then, they have vowed never to grace the “stage” again… unless under special request.

Personality: extroverted, vibrant, show-off, easily distracted, extremely sensitive, a bit shallow