#knit bitty

Of course!

Well, right off that bat and probably a little cliché, but full sized or bara Boneys would be the best bet! Boneys are pretty in tune with the emotions and intentions of other beings which is why they tend to be so friendly! But they’ll definitely protect their families!

Although I will gather a list of a couple others and their difficulties for you incase you’d like something a little different, especially since some kids might be frightened by a skeletal dog.

✦ Knits - basic/intermediate (their whole thing is about guarding and protecting! Unfortunately you’d need at least 5 other bitties living in the house hold as well, preferably ones they already know, they are not solitary bitties)

✦ Huggys - beginner/basic (while even a mini Huggy is pretty strong, full size and bara are better deterrents for possibly hostile individuals, but any size is a great playmate or babysitter for kids)

✦ Kissys - beginner/basic (while quite a bit weaker than Huggys, they’d still make a great babysitter for kids and work very well with Huggys, they’d be able to keep kids safe and calm if a situation ever needs to get physical)

↡↡Note - all bitties in this section must be adopted with at least one other also from this section↡↡

✦ Cudas - basic (also very good for defending your home, not a particularly small bitty tho)

✦ Sols - basic (great bitty for the personal house! Especially if the kids are younger or still scared of the dark)

✦ Notes - basic/intermediate (while not very large they’d be proud defenders of their home if necessary)

✦ TIOs - basic/intermediate (while not very large they’d be proud defenders of their home if necessary)

✦ Cus - basic (shyer than the others, and not the best fighters, but they’d be handy in wrangling Notes or TIOs)

Name: Knits

Size: 6” (mini), 3’ (full size), 9’ (bara)

Personality: Loyal, proud, competitive, chivalrous

Likes: Sparring, sword fighting, competitions, feeling needed, protecting others, gifts from close individuals

Dislikes: Dishonesty, rude owners and bitties, feeling useless, being unarmed for long periods of time

Compatiblity: Knits are group bitty that cannot live in a single bitty household, it is best to have at least five other bitties present in a home before adopting one.

Feeding habits: Knits are omnivores and eat a small variety of foods, like bread and porridge, meats, fruits and veggies, and cheeses.

Additional info: It is commonly mistaken that Knits eat lots of meat, while it is a part of their usual diet it is not their main food.

It is also commonly believed that Knits form with their swords, which is not true, they need to have a sword made for them.

If you have a pet large enough, or a bitty willing enough, they will ride on their backs like a steed.

Knits are very loyal to a particular, usually their first, family which makes it very hard to rehome these bitties.

Their “faces” are truthfully just their metal helmets, it is unknown what lies underneath as no one has managed to catch a glimpse, bitty or otherwise.

Zone: Indoor

In universe: Knits are seen as a great protector for a home and a group of bitties no matter their size.

- Note because of their armor and fighting prowess they are occasionally taken to be placed in fighting rings