Creator: @itsybittybones​ Bitty Type: Skeleton Size: Large (7” – 12”, and can shift to 5’ – 7’ height for short periods of time before exhaustion) Attitude: Grouchy, impatient, attention seeking, back talking.  Will act coldly or meanly toward others at first but will warm up to you and most other bitties over time.  Not a good starter bitty.   Compatibility: Best suited for the company of more serious bitties, as they can become easily annoyed by overly energetic bitties. They mesh well with large groups of bitties as long as there is at least one other with a stern personality. They tend to dislike aggressive, pushy, and overly confrontational bitties.  

Diet: Omnivorous, though they dislike savory and salty foods. Always keep a picket full of hard candies to chip off pieces for them if you want to be on their best side!  Heat Cycles: 1 or 2 heats are the norm for this bitty.  These heats tend to be fairly light and will usually result in your bitty either wanting nothing to do with anyone or wanting to hold on to anyone that comes their way.   Magic:

Cornucopias have magic that ranges from denim blue to pastel pink.  

Not overtly using a great deal of magic it normal for a Cornucopia as they usually use their magic to manifest into small sweets to decorate their bodies with.  Do not attempt to remove their constructs, as it may hurt the bitty.

A cornucopia’s decorations are not limited to food, but other items that they take a shining to.  While most lean toward cuter objects, a Cornucopia may rarely take a liking to more obscure objects and cover themselves in candles, dice, or even shells.

It is not unusual for these bitties to create large versions of their favorite sweets or objects to sleep on or hold when stressed or overwhelmed.  The best thing to do for your bitty in this case is provide them with a safe space to relax for a while.  

 Care details:

Cornucopias may like sweet things, but their attitude is outwardly sour.  They act abrasive and mean, but they actually really do care for their owners and siblings.  Give them time to open up to you and you’ll find that you have an extremely loving and clingy new addition to your family.  

These bitties tend to act very spoiled.  They are your little prince or princess and they should be treated as such!  This attitude can be mostly corrected through proper care and/or parenting, just as in any child.  They will always, however, expect you to treat them as the center of your world.  They will do the same in return.  

They easily get jealous of other bitties or children, though they may not show it.  Make sure to pay your Cornucopia equal attention as your other bitties for a strong bond.  If this is not possible, make sure to provide an object to divert their attention (i.e. a pet or other bitty that will give them all the affection they desire)

Cornucopias will often say one thing but mean another.  Do not take their harsh words to heart, they usually do not really mean them unless they have been wronged.  If they actually do end up hurting your feelings you can expect a lot of yelling before a soft apology, followed by hours of them asking if you are okay and if you hate them.