Gloonsters are a fictional, sapient species, with colourful fur, hooves, pointed ears, a typically canine facial structure, & sharp teeth. They are intended to be a substitute for humans in Cosmic Clockwork & Woah! Signal, because I didn't feel like using humans, & drawing furries is fun.
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Physical Traits:
Two legs & two arms. Bipedal with digitigrade legs.
Furred. Fur length can range from short & cat-like, to about as long as a lion's mane. Fur sheds & regrows gradually over time. Secondary manes that act as "Hair" are also common.
Two ears. Ear length-to-body-ratio can range from being short like a cat's, to as long as a rabbit's. Ears are always pointed, like a cat's or wolf's.
Sharp, dog-like teeth with prominent canines.
Hooved legs; the species evolved to be quick runners.
Tail size, shape, & length, can vary. Some have tiny lil' short tails, some have big ol' fluffy tails you could probably hide a body in.
Front paws (i.e., hands) are soft & rounded; sometimes having paw-pads, though not always. They have no claws.
Snout & facial structure can also vary, but typically resemble those seen in the Carnivora order; though, like humans, Gloonsters are omnivores.
Eye pupils can contract to sharp slits, or dilate to round circles. Basically, they have Toothless eyes.
Fur & Ageing
Typically, a Gloonster's fur is more vibrant & saturated when they are young, gradually becoming more desaturated & grey as they grow older. Their fur is also single-coloured & plain when young, but they gain more elaborate patterns such as stripes or spots with age. Other affecting factors may include genetics or emotional health; like in real life, someone might show heavier signs of ageing if they're undergoing a lot of stress, or might show slower signs of ageing on account of having good genes.
As children, Gloonsters are born with very bright, over-saturated, patternless single-colour fur.
As they get older, their fur sheds & becomes desaturated with age, but they also gain more elaborate patterns & unique features such as stripes & spots.
Teenage Gloonsters mostly retain their brightness but are slowly but surely gaining their new patterns as well; though they slowly lose that childish saturation as their fur sheds.
As adults, their fur shedding slows down, they mostly retain the same look for several years- albeit sometimes gaining new patterns & features- but it’s more of a gradual process, like wrinkles instead of teen puberty.
By the time they reach elderly age, most Gloonsters have very intricate & detailed fur patterns. Their colours are very desaturated by this point, though never really fully grey.
As they get older, many Gloonsters feel pressured to wear longer sleeves/pants to cover up their patterns as they're a sign of ageing. Others lean into it, taking the opportunity to display their patterns proudly as a sign of experience & unique identity.
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