Traits

• "can be any amound of curl, curl up or downwards, etc."
• "as long as it still looks close enough to a real shiba tail!"

This trait gives a Plushibe a curly tail close to that of a shiba inu. This tail may have short or long fur, curl a lot or a little, curl up or down, be big or small, etc. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of huskies, pomeranians, basenjis, akitas, etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "any standard canine tail, mainly based on wolf or fox tails!"
• "may not be too curly to not conflict with the shiba tail trait"

This trait gives a Plushibe a simple canine tail close to that of a fox or wolf. This tail may have short or long fur, be big or small, etc. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of wolves, foxes, african wild dogs, coyotes, german shepherds, labrador retrievers, fox terriers, vizslas, etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "any long and usually thin feline tail, think domestic cats and cats from the panther family!"
• "this excludes shorter tails seen in some cat breeds or wild cats."
• "doesn't have to be super thin, but does have to be long! think of long-haired cat breeds or snow leopards :)"

This trait gives a Plushibe a long tail close to that of a cat. This tail may have short or long fur, be thin or thick, have tufts, etc. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of domestic shor-haired cats, domestic long-haired cats, tigers, (snow) leopards, jaguars, lions, etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "any realistic short/stubby tail! think of deers, lynxes, bears, bunnies, manxes, etc."

This trait gives a Plushibe a short or stubby tail. This tail may have short or long fur, point up or down, be rounded or pointed, etc. This trait cannot remove the tail completely. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of deers, lynxes, bears, bunnies, goats, short-tailed cat breeds (manx, pixie bob, etc.), short-tailed dog breeds (welsch corgi, french bulldog), etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "the tail is replaced by the zipper pull / the zipper pull acts as a tail. the pull can move, wag, etc. like an actual tail."
• "the pull tail can have the same shapes and sizes as normal pulls. pull tails can have accessories on them the same as normal pulls."
• "for the pull tail, the zipper must have an ending location in the general tail area. most commonly the back zipper."

This trait replaces a Plushibe's tail with the pull of the zipper. The pull and zipper can still have other zipper traits, as long as the pull is in the general tail location.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "any kind of fish-like aquatic tail, such as a shark, whale, fish, dolphin, etc." "not all aquatic animals count, only fish-like ones. squids, seals, octopi, shrimps, jelly fish, turtles, etc. do not count."
• "tail can include part of the fish 'body' but can also be just the tail fin."
• "may include the pelvic, pectoral, dorsal, etc. fins, or only a few of those. it doesn't have to be fully anatomically correct."

This trait gives a Plushibe an aquatic tail close to that of a fish. This tail may include the fish 'body', additional fins, only the tail fin, etc. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of sharks, whales, fish, dolphins, etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "can be any kind of dragon/lizard/dino tail. can be long, short, thick, thin, etc. must be scaled and/or smooth."
• "fur, feathers, fins, spines or spikes may run along the length of the tail and/or be featured on the tip of the tail. the underside of the tail may be plated."

This trait gives a Plushibe a smooth/scaly tail close to that of a dragon, lizard or dino. This tail may be short, thick with spikes, or long thin with fur along the length, or long, thick with a spine as tail tip, etc. etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "insect-like tails such as bugs, arachnids and true insects."
• "long bugs with small legs (e.g. caterpillars, centipedes, millipedes, etc.) may have small legs on the tail."
• "stingers may be included (e.g. wasps, scorpions, bees, etc)."
• "the tail may not include wings."
• "some examples of usable bugs are: wasps, bees, ants, termites, spiders, scorpions, butterflies, moths, etc. (most any bug with a clear tail or bottom segment)."

This trait gives a Plushibe an insect-like tail. This tail may based on bugs such as insects and arachnids.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds patches to a plushipal's tail or stitches to a plushipet's tail."
• "the whole tail may be patched or only certain sections of it. the patches may appear in any places and shapes on the tail and there is no limit on how many patches can be present on a tail."
• "there is no limit on amount of stitches on a plushipet's tail either, nor is there a limit on the directions and shapes these stitches go in, as long as it somewhat makes sense."
• "the patched/stitched tail is its own thing separate from any patches/stitches traits. you do not need a multi-patch/multi-stitch trait for this trait to be present, nor can you use this trait to replace a patches/stitches trait."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This trait adds patches or stitches to a Plushibe's tail. A patched tail will add patches to a Plushipal's tail. This can be the entire tail, a section of the tail or multiple sections of the tail. A stitched tail will add stitches to a Plushipet's tail. This can be one or multiple stitches in any direction.

Note that this trait should be used in combination with another trait. Even if the entire tail is made out of a patch, you will still need to attach the (for example) feline tail trait if your patched tail has a feline shape.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!