#event pups

I’m specifically here for the Bisexual Inuta!!! This is what I think his magic patterns will look like, and I’ll name him ✨🩷💜💙TYRIAN🩷💜💙✨

I also made a design for his mom!!!

Idk why, but I made her magic color pink(and in the same patterns as her son) and I made her the colors of the Ally Flag!!!

BEST OF LUCK TO EVERYONE TRYING FOR THE PUPPIES!!!

(If I don’t get him, consider this fanart for whoever does!!!)

This is a picture of bayou, our longest staying critter at the homestead and helped me build up our little sanctuary. He is very well-versed in raising little ones, though this would truthfully be the first time he raise an Inuta. However, he’s willing to learn, and return to the Inuta sanctuary as needed. Bayou also has much experience seeing to the needs of every critter at the homestead. In fact, he has a rare mutation with crystal critters where he can form some simple English words, so he can communicate directly to the humanoid caretaker, Me, on the homestead.

Each type of critter gets their own space, and often gets to choose where they’d like to stay. Some prefer the woods around the homestead, some prefer the pastures, some prefer the house. This choice would be given to the pup, once they’re old enough to be on their own for longer periods of time. Though, it should be noted that each area of the homestead has shelters built around, with heat, water, and food.

There’s also plenty of activities that take place on the homestead, with the creatures encouraged to play and express themselves, and some of our smarter critters choose to garden, create art, and we let our predators hunt things like field mice, more for recreational purposes, so satiate their instincts, as we feed them all diets designed for their species.

And bayou isn’t the greatest artist, but he figured he’d try and doodle both the mother and the pup he’s aiming to adopt.

(I hope this counts! If it doesn’t work out, it’s cool! This can be posted as fanwork.)

We have some close-ups of each of them so we'll show those along with a list of anything of note with each one

First up we have the big White one.

This one hasn't landed on a gender yet, so they don't have any mana patterns. They have two small mutations of note: What is commonly called Bald Tail, where there isn't any fur, feathers, or fins on the tail; and paw pad Marbling, a minor offshoot of the much rarer Multicolor or Tie-dye mutation

Next up is the second-largest Black pup

This girl has a slightly oversized mana pattern, making it leak into those feathers on her stomach. This doesn't have any negative effect on her; she just has a larger-than-usual mana pool that her mana patterns need to compensate for. Because of how pointy her little horn nubs are, we can guess she'll have antlers like her Mom in the future

Third is the Grey pup

This little boy has an Inverse Multicolor/ Tye-dye mutation. Meaning his horns, fins, and tail feathers have more than one color per set. Based on his current patterns, he might have a Dual Multicolor mutation where the fur and scales also have more than usual colors, but at the moment he's just borderline. We'll have to see how the patterns change as he grows older

And the last and smallest pup, the Dark grey one

Looks like this little one didn't like either gender! They have the Speckling mutation. Normally this only appears in feathers and occasionally scales but looks like they only have it in their feathers. It may move into their scales later in life, though. It also seems like they haven't yet developed their pup claws. This can mean one of two things: either they have a mutation where they'll never develop, or they're just delayed in developing. Only time will tell. They also have what looks to be a partial Full Coverage mutation, with all their fur connected all down their spine

We can't forget Mom, can we?

Mom is a sub-breed of Messenger: a Strider. While Messengers are made for high-speed distance running, Striders are made for slower-paced high-endurance treks. Any gender can grow antlers, but males tend to lose and regrow theirs a bit more often, roughly once a year, to keep them as strong and healthy as possible; females lose theirs less often, typically once every other year to once every five years depending on genetics, and theirs are typically thinner and longer. It is common for Striders to tie things to their antlers, either for decoration or storage, with countless variations in style depending on culture.

Mom here looks like a perfect example of a healthy Strider with only two mutations: Irridecence, a side-branch mutation off Multicolor, and what is commonly known as Round Eyes. Inuta as a species have lines on their eyes extending both vertically and horizontally from their pupils. Many breeds have slightly different shapes, but as a whole, that is part of their anatomy. Round Eye mutations are when one or both eyes lack these lines and only have the regular pupil.