A species of aerial predators who occupy the skies of Cyule, Felilunes are responsible for many of the planet's airborne settlements. Residing mostly in sky-borne, lofty homes called Starbases, the Felilunes are deeply connected to the sky and space. Felilunes where created artificially in a lab accident involving a feline, arthopod, and avian of unknown species or origin. The resulting mutations created an entire new genome, which gave rise to a diverse species of aerial beings. In the first days of the Felilunes' creation, the skies were filled with terrible cries as transportation beasts and airships were knocked out of the sky by the newly dominant species. The conquest was short lived, however, as the raging beings came to appreciate their home, mellowing out in a collective oath known as the Grand Truce. The unanimous decision revealed the species second most prominent trait: diplomacy. Under the conditions of the Truce, the Felilunes vowed to never ravage the skies, as long as they were placed in command of it. The species of the lower lands hesitantly agreed, though their space-faring cousins, the Asymtrii, were slow to trust the new sky-borne invaders. For ages, the Felilunes and Asymtrii were at odds with each other, each side unwilling to relinquish the realm of the wind.

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Dwelling deep under the waves, the aquatic plant life of Cyule gained sentience over the years, eventually rising from the depths to take on the appearances of terrestrial flora. These flowery fish, while not philosophers or inventors like their fellow Cyulans, are insightful and empathetic as a society, focusing their energy on the well being of their loved ones. They form close-knit social circles with their most cherished friends, though to outsiders, they appear stoic and even stingy, as well as distrustful of others. Photolures have relatively weak immune systems, having spent their lives far from other creatures. Because of their low numbers and reluctance to start families, their population's genetic variety is relatively low compared to other species on their homeworld. This allowed for the epidemic to quickly overtake their population, wiping out over half of all Photolures and creating the dastardly Phobin hybrid species. Most of the current Phobins resemble a mix of Photolure and Nimbunny, due to their roots on Cyule and their new targets on Starmitum. As their pathogenic nemesis has departed to focus on other worlds, the Photolures have steadily increased in number and variety, becoming a stronger species as a result.

Phobins are a "species" of ghostly pathogens, which originated from Cyule, the planet of the Tinkerex, an intelligent, curious species of physically weak, bat-winged creatures. Highly adaptable and quickly evolving, the parasite which created the Phobins killed countless native beings on the planet, starting an epidemic which even managed to reach a few of the planet's far-flung moons due to the travels of space-faring species. Those who lived the longest with the disease were most susceptible to its secondary effect, rising from the dead as a partially sentient pathogen. Thousands of Phobins crawled out of shallow graves during the height of the epidemic, mostly from a species of fragile flora-folk, the Photolure. The Photolure often laid their loved ones to rest in flower gardens, inadvertently creating a breeding ground for disease as fungus fed on their corpses. The Tinkerex knew better than to bury their dead and incinerated them instead for fuel, managing to evade the Phobin disease, though their numbers still suffered, plummeting from millions to mere thousands in just a few years. They launched the most valuable inventions and ships containing replicas of ecosystems into low orbit, hoping to restart their society from scratch after the illness wiped out the entire world. This plan worked, for the most part, though the Phobins interfered, eventually causing one valuable canister of microorganisms to be flung into deep space, eventually landing on a small planet known as Starmitum... From there, the species became dormant, evading the shifting climates by going into hibernation... until the arrival of the Nimbunnies, that is...

Pivot is a member of a species of serpentine, part equine monsters known as Equitomo. Startlingly adaptable, the species is known to take on traits to suit their environment, be it floral growths for a forest ecosystem or crystalline spines when living in caverns. The Equitomo originated on Floret, jungle planet in the same system as Cyule, which possessed a lush, healthy ecosystem home to many plentiful creatures. Unlike the other planets in the system, Floret's species were naturally fortified against most infection, having evolved to have a symbiotic relationship with a special plant which produced a nectar known to combat disease. The nectar, slightly radioactive, slowly mutated the once feral species, accelerating their evolution much like the Picolraans. Pivot was born in a colony far from the forests of her planet, in a crystal cavern nestled in the tunnels near a dormant volcano. Over time, her tribe began to develop special crystal plates, which glowed according to temperature levels and helped them hunt. However, Pivot's crystals were stunted due to a particularly cold season the year of her hatchday, and she grew with gems that could not change colors. She eventually moved to Cyule in hopes of escaping the ridicule of her colony, where she still resides, along with her partner, Cheren.

Despite achieving a civilized state mentally, the Tinkerex were still nocturnal beasts, and thus had to create several enhancements in order to live among other species. Their eyes, optimized for low light, had trouble adjusting in the day time, and thus the winged beings created special goggles for all light levels and to help with discerning color. They needed the use of their hands, so they developed custom made, gravity defying anklets that put less weight on their back legs, allowing them to walk on two legs for longer periods of time and use their hands. Unable to rid themselves of their craving for energy completely, the innovative creatures used the very machines they worked around in symbiotic relationships, attaching their own gemstone cores to batteries to create a flow of electricity from machine to core.

Tinkerex are some of the inhabitants of the planet Cyule, a technologically advanced world based heavily in innovation and knowledge. The Tinkerex were originally feral, vicious beings which dwelled deep within the caverns below the largest cities. They hunted down those with great intellect, killing and absorbing the electrical impulses of other beings' bodies and brains. However, as time passed, the Tinkerex began to appreciate the fleeting bouts of enlightenment that the consumption of these brain waves granted them, eventually seeking to obtain such knowledge on their own. They emerged from their caves, searching for a new life above ground. Over the course of several decades, the once beastly creatures integrated almost fully into society, feeding off of and powering machines that they created among their peers. Unfortunately, disaster soon struck, a horrible illness having sprung from obscurity, latching onto and infecting the newcomers to society. Hundreds of Tinkerex fell, and with their deaths, other species soon felt the effects of the outbreak. Each species on Cyule conjured up a different way to cope with the infection. The Photolures retreated to the depths of the ocean, leaving their dead on dry land. The Feilunes looked to the stars, harnessing their abilities of flight in hopes of fleeing the planet. The Tinkerex, eternally innovative, planned for the apocalypse, launching their most valued treasures of society and nature into orbit so as to be retrieved when the planet is a blank slate. With the intentions of resetting the world, the Tinkerex sent their hopes to the stars... 

A species of semi-aquatic, paint producing beings which make their home on the planet Starmitum. Depending on whom you ask, they go by one of two different names. To the Nimbunnies, they're known as Kapsuuls, an archaic combination of the original spelling of the word "capsule" and the Nimbunnies' native spelling, "Kaapsyle". The term was coined shortly upon their first contact with the alien species, when the Nimbunnies first arrived on their new homeworld. The Kapsuuls were driven out of their native habitats in favor of being confined to small reservations, though they were soon freed upon figuring out how to convey their sentience to their robotic invaders. Known as Picolraans in their own language, the species originated from a photosynthesizing amoeba which was launched into space by another group of aliens, the Tinkerex. The Tinkerex were a crafty society of spindly, batlike beings, which reveled in discovery and progress. Most of them were wiped out by the emergence of a parasitic species, which threatened to destroy their entire ecosystem. In a desperate act of self preservation, they sent out several interstellar capsules containing bits of their native ecosystem and society, ranging from time capsules of art and inventions, to large, self-sustaining zoo-ships full of their animals and plants. One such ship passed into a field of radioactive crystals, mutating rapidly from the energy and growing into an amphibious creature over the generations. The capsule then landed on Starmitum, where the modern species came into being.