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Morpher (ID: zcoT)

Female Blue Knutte
Creature Info
Owner: Anonymously
Species: Knutte
Sex: Female
Personality: Playful
Origin: Wild Caught
Caught: February 12th, 2020, 10:52 PM
Stage: Adult
Rarity: Common
Chroma: BlueBlue

Species Notes

Grouping: Reptilian, Mechanical, Elemental

With an initial impression that's as shocking as the electricity they generate, Knuttes are very curious and enigmatic beings. It's widely agreed upon that they are an artificially created species, but it is presently unknown just how much their appearance is influenced by the habitat that they call their home. They move by levitating just slightly off of the ground, but cannot soar through the air proper. When generating large amounts of electricity by using their mechanical core, they scrunch up tightly before bouncing back into their characteristic shape, sharp bends and all. They melt down metal and let it form back together, which they sometimes allow to become part of their body instead of merely a little trinket.

In captivity they prove to be quite friendly. Young adults take a bit of time to adapt to being able to see the world around them, but decipher their usual surroundings and sensations very quickly. They aren't picky eaters and seem happy being fed just about anything. Their easygoing nature and odd appearance has caused them to be described as "lovable scrapheaps" by some researchers. The surface of their bodies—the wisps especially—can be hot at times, so it is advised to avoid touching one without sufficient protection.

Artwork: Wymsical


Owner's Notes

-It looks cool, sounds like there's a faint creaking when in complete silence.
-It’s slowly twisting to become longer. The luminescent blue cracks have grown to cover most of it.

-It has unfurled completely to a serpentine form. The former casing has started to morph to fit its shape.
-Two nubs sprouted on the upper body, assumed to be limbs further into development.
-Seen gathering metallic parts and installing them on its pulsing body.

-The head has grown enough that it’s eyes are no longer covered by the helmet casing.
-Leaves trails of light during movement.
-Good backup power source, as long as you make up to it with nuts and screws.

Ancestry

Wild Caught creatures have no recorded parents.

Offspring

Male Green KnutteID: B-sc

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