FAQ

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How do I make a Jellinu?

Subspecies that are open are free to make. All closed subspecies require an MYO (Make Your Own) that you can purchase in the server via our currency bot!

If I was part of the old Amino, how can I obtain my MYOs?

Simply contact a staff member with screenshots validating your previous possessions, and they'll be granted to you through Unbelievaboat.

Is approval necessary for my Jellinu?

• Closed subspecies, hybrids, and chimeras: Approval is required by staff.

• Open subspecies: No approval needed, but you can still submit them if you're uncertain.

Do Bases need approval?

Yes, all bases must undergo staff approval to ensure they align with species guidelines. Additionally, proof of base approval is required when sharing it. This applies to personal bases as well to ensure adherence to species anatomy.

What is Unbelievaboat used for?

Unbelievaboat facilitates our server currency known as Jellcoins. You earn these coins using the bot's work command. It's also used for purchasing MYOs for closed subspecies.

What is the value of Jellcoins?

• $1 USD = 10,000 JC

Note: MYOs purchased with Jellcoins hold no real monetary value and are provided to ensure fair pricing for commission work for those who wish to take species currency for their work.

Must I redesign my Jellinu OCs to meet new requirements after a subspecies revamp?

There's no obligation to alter or update your Jellinu. However, if you choose to redesign, you'll need to follow the new requirements.

Are Mutations free for use?

Yes, these features are available to all members at no extra cost.

Do I need to buy additional MYOs for Hybrid/Chimera Designs?

No, purchasing the Hybrid and/or Chimera pass suffices.

Is a Holiday MYO purchase necessary for using holiday Mutations in Hybrid or Chimera Designs?

No, you're free to incorporate them as long as you possess a Hybrid/Chimera Pass.

Are there restrictions on the jelly color for Jellinus?

Jellinu jelly can be any color, including patterns or gradients. For detailed regulations, refer to the Species Guidelines tab.