#kinhelp

✦. toothless httyd id pack / npts

names (neu)﹕

espen.　floki.　skoll.　wyrmise.　celyn.　wyvern.　timber.　bramble.　azalea.　reed.　paloma.　reed.　nieve.　hawthorn.　magnolia.　larkspur.　oleander.　starling.　varsha.　aven.　briony.　bryony.　calla.　edelweiss.　wisteria.　alder.　arbor.　ceder.　grove.　linden.　flint.　cormoran.　kestrel.　fang.　brangwen.　darci.　melany.　moriti.　ombra.　ombretta.　pangari.　dargan.

pronouns﹕

wy/wyr , drae/draer , fang/fang , fyr/feure , lu/luna , dawn/dusk , myr/myrr , ember/ember , it/its , wisk/wisk , ombra/ombra , ci/cir , dew/dew , flor/flora , mag/magnolia , claw/claw , shad/shadow , omb/ombr , umbra/umbras , voi/void , myst/mysts , dusk/dusks , phan/phantom , eclipse/eclipses , grr/grrim , ve/vair

》 ⌗ ﹒tried a new format for moodboards that I think I like ? Might need to improve though

ᛝ pronoun suggestions for a cheetah !!

☆ requested by anon!!

che ╱ cheetah ╱ cheetahself ⟢ spot ╱ spot's ╱ spotself ⟢ paw ╱ paw's ╱ pawself ⟢ speed ╱ speed's ╱ speedself ⟢ fast ╱ fast's ╱ fastself ⟢ sprint ╱ sprint's ╱ sprintself ⟢ print ╱ print's ╱ printself ⟢ meow ╱ meow's ╱ meowself ⟢ mew ╱ mew's ╱ mewself ⟢ squeak ╱ squeak's ╱ squeakself ⟢ claw ╱ claw's ╱ clawself ⟢ pattern ╱ pattern's ╱ patternself ⟢ swirl ╱ swirl's ╱ swirlself ⟢ 🐆 ╱ 🐆's ╱ 🐆self ⟢ :3 ╱ :3's ╱ :3self ⟢ ⏩ ╱ ⏩'s ╱ ⏩self ⟢ 🌿 ╱ 🌿's ╱ 🌿self ⟢ 🐱 ╱ 🐱's ╱ 🐱self ⟢ 🌀 ╱ 🌀's ╱ 🌀self ⟢

— Requested by Anon —

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➥ Name - ⁺. ⋆ .⁺

✦ Pronouns ★ ⋆ ✦ Kin type ★ ⋆ ✦ Media / Species ★ ⋆ ✦ F/O(s) ★ ⋆

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✦ Doubles? ▹ ✦ Mediamates? ▹ ✦ Mediatalk? ▹ ✦ Memory? ▹ ✦ Slander? ▹ ✦ Shift trigger(s) ▹

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✦ Touch? ▹ ✦ Nickname? ▹ ✦ Flirting? ▹ ✦ Shipping? ▹

Tom Eddsworld stimboard!! Requests open!!!

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Substitute "w"s for "v"s - "Vhat?"

Substitute "s"s for "z"s - "Like thiz."

Use red text!

Use old or Shakespearean language - "Doth, thou, thee, thy...Thy blade well serves thee" (This one can take a while to get the hang of)

Use eloquent, flowery language - "Excellent, very well, astonishing"

Use rhetorical questions or finished sentences with "hm?", "ah?" or "oh?" - "Like this, hm?"

Stylise your laughter as "Ah ah ah" instead of "Haha"

Keep in mind that some of these will require translations for folks who have a hard time reading complex quirks or who use screen-readers!