#krinner

Millie, also known as the Tallest Purple's pet. Millie was a Krinner that was floating in the endless space in a rotting state, she got sucked by one of the air locks (specifically on Battle of the Planets episode). Millie's rotting state made the Massive stench a lot so of course the Tallest wouldn't had choice but to make drones clean whatever was making the ship smell like that.

Millie was dragged out of the air lock, her body being like one of those goey slimes that stuck in your hands and hair and you can't remove them by some reason...

He body was covered in dust and debris from out space and form the same air lock.

Red wanted to fucking kill the thing... But Purple had other plans...

Millie was raised by Purple after a lot of pleading to Red. Feeding her a few substances from the planet Krinn that were on the Massive's lab.

Millie's colours recovered after a lot of feeding, Purple even giving her a white collar (it was supposed to have a bell but I forgot to add it).

Millie is very loyal to Purple, mostly because it's like he was her father.

XOXOXO

Yeah I've gone inactive again, but this time for a valid reason.... Exams... Yep... I hate this weeks...

The Krinners are race of my AU based mostly on jelly, I based on a comic of an alien race called the Peromons, in Eternal Sugar cookie and a character made by Retrospecter called Sakuroma.

Krinners live on tribes like primitive species, making their houses on branches and Vine's (based on Weaver ants nests), Krinners have their Queen who can live infinitely until she decides it's time for someone else take her place (second image).

Krinners are great on natural (and artificial) medicines, being capable of almost heal anything.

Krinners also can carry almost any liquid inside their bodies (lava, acid, water, nectar,etc) without receiving any damage.

Krinner’s Christmas Tree Genie XXL – comes with the benefit of a KRINNER invention. No assembly required – no screws to tighten. The tree stand is equipped with the inventor’s original single cable operation and a fully automatic water level indicator that takes the guessing out of watering your tree. Just place your tree in the opened stand on the spike, hold it straight and pump the foot pedal…

Top: Glenn Reynolds, Bryan Denny, Sam Poole, and Oscar Jauregui of Gossamer.

Middle: Eco Foundation Systems' Ed Ayala and David Drake. In front: a Krinner Ground Screw similar to those used to anchor MA:P to the ground.

Bottom: UAM curator Kristina Newhouse, Ruta Bandziulis (student), Brigette Brown, Heather Barker (DESN 360A instructor), and Cecilia Chen (student)