Pets

Budding Octopus

Lacy fins stretching across this octopus' mantle give it the appearance of an unbloomed flower. What colour the mantle presents itself as is hereditary and entirely based on the region from which the...

Leprechaun's Friend

Flitting around the trees, Leprechaun's Friends (otherwise called the emerald skunk) are a type of dwarf skunk with long tongues that draw pollen from flowers hidden in the highest canopies but don't...

Wood Rot Pixie

Like most pixies, these creatures thrive on chaos. Outside of spooking forest travelers, wood rot pixies love burrowing deep into the heart of trees, where they can create their nest out of sticky sil...

Echo Dove

These doves hear everything within a half-kilometer radius and sing back the information in a reverberating trill. When in a dormant state, their appearance is that of an off-white dove or pigeon, but...

Water Quamba

A pudgy rodent that grows in close-knit communities around brackish swamps. They are known to love salty treats to an unbelievable degree, leaving tourists naive enough to carry pretzels and chips nea...

Sir Sculpts-a-ot

A creature made of clay who’s definitely seen better days.

Waddle Snail

Round body, stubby legs, and a mask-like face, and yet you're telling me this sluggy friend isn't a poco? Well, it's welcome in my garden regardless. Pest problems seemingly disappear with them a...

Leshi Vine

These plants are unassuming at first, but should a creature walk through their blooms, pollen will cling to the passerby. The pollen will absorb pieces of the host until it makes contact with another...

Seagull..?

Nothing to note here. Well, unless you have a spare french fry or two?

Wumple Steppe

These colourful fish creatures migrate across miles of plains to ransack quarries. Their diet consists of snail shells and bones washed up in the river, but they don't have any beaks. Instead, these f...

Twin-Coated Mouse

This mouse carries their pups around in their pouch until they're old enough to confidently swim on their own. It's a dangerous, flooded world for such a tiny baby! When a Twin-Coat dives under the wa...

Balloon Shrew

Balloon shrews, named after their cheek-sacks that to inflate and deflate to navigate water passages, are one of the most common pests of Safira Island. Their favourite foods include rootworms, bristl...

Phosphor Eel

Phosphor eels thrive at the farthest depths of Safira's oceans. They are volatile creatures that are quick to bite, which is a devastatingly painful experience due to their jaw strength and sheer size...

Seal Pup

A round friend! They'll often fetch trinkets to share with one another.

Dreary Drifter

These sleepy little bunnies have the same buoyancy of the air, and they drift and wave around the hills like clouds. Some say that Drifters are actually fragments of Safira's two moons, come down to e...

Wood Wool

These wooly anteaters hate anything and everything to do with water, making them a rare sight to see, but its not for a lack of adaptations. In fact (ignoring their stubby legs) a Wood Wool's coat has...

Sand Mimic

These mimics hide deep in the coastline sands, waiting for unsuspecting prey to waltz between their gaping mouths, then SNAP! The beast is swallowed whole, sating the mimic for a short while before th...

Peacock Slug

This colourful slug finds their homes alongside the kelp snails, but unlike their shelled cousins, these gastropods are revered for their looks instead of their flavour.

Lobster Mite

These tiny invertebrates are neither lobsters, nor mites, but are more similar to a silverfish or isopods. They love to gather in old stone and slowly eat away at the magic residue built up inside. Th...

Sunshine Gator

They're just here to spread some good cheer!