#brequewk

my take on a brequewk redesign. gave them real hummingbird anatomy and cuter eyes, as well as put a lot of detail into the leaves for ultimate skin potential.

THE ABSOLUTE HORRIBLE HORRID SOUND OF A MINAWII DHING ... THEYIRE BABIES ! WHY WOULD YOU KILL THEM! THEY DONT EVEN DROP THAT MUCH FOOD LOOK AT THOSE CUTIE PIES WHY WOULD YOU HURT THEM

aka rip that one minawii i kept healing and then ... didn't make it in time... 💔💔IM SORRY BABY IM SORRYYYYYYY

i love those guys they're soo cute

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But there was some giant firebreathing flying ass, that waited at one of the usual spawn points for fresh players

1. Minawiis, despite their skittish, timid behavior, like to “sing” and dance in groups in the rain 2. Boreal Wardens are snobs, and kinda of assholes, and dont treat young ones very good 3. Juvenile beezus like to play in top of giant creatures, teasing them 4. Despite their appearence, Kendylls are excellent parents, especially with their first borns 5. Kerukus are mostly herbivorous, and only use their lighthing breath in self defense 6. Despite their appearence, Ikorans act more like a wolf pack instead of a lion one, and are willing to let join a solitary ikoran to their pack if this one is young and/or starving 7. Buukons are mostly loners, but sometimes juveniles make a pack with other buukons 8. Jotunhel cubs like to play with rocks and small dead fish 9. Peros act the same as ravens, crows and magpies, love shiny things, very smart and very curious 10. Brequewks act the same as macaw floks, also their feathers change within the season, very sligthly: Summer-Strong green Spring-Green/pink mix Fall-Green/orange mix Winter-Light green/pink mix Also male brequewks act a bit like roosters, fight and display for females, males even make the rooster song 11. Kripriks act exactly as you would imagine a gremlin or a goblin to act like 12. Lissiceous are monogamus, if their partner dies in a no elder age, it will probably never reproduct with any other specimen again 13. Yiepir act like chihuahuas, loud, angry and challenging much larger creatures than itself, however, this behaviour only ocurrs in juveniles of all genders and male adults 14. Ardor Wardens are more like badgers than bears, so dont expect very much a sign of friendly behaviour