#phase ten

Bio: If you find yourself lost deep in the woods, you might stumble upon the den of this odd Buddy. It's known as a trickster and may steal some of your things if you're not paying attention! It builds a den inside any dark space, such as the hollow logs of fallen trees or the sides of grassy hills. The hat-like mushroom on its head is said to possess anyone who tries to eat it, so it's best to avoid doing so!

Bio: The strangest thing about this Buddy is its metallic, axe-like head that it can use to chop apart sticks and other material for building a den. When its head starts to get too dull, it will use nearby rocks to sharpen it by rubbing against them in a rocking motion. While it head is heavy and hard, the rest of its body is incredibly flexible and squishy, allowing it to morph into whatever shape it needs in order to fit into crevices.

Bio: When the tide is high and the waves start rolling in, this Buddy can be seen swimming around while singing a soothing song. Its song can be heard all around it, which beckons other Masculine Buddies to come ride the waves with it. It’s said that there are many variations of this critter, including: Ocean, swamp, river, and polar lake. The spots along its fins are actually sea glass that it collects while traveling.

Bio: This Buddy enjoys playing dress-up, usually by decorating its body with leaves, twigs, flowers, and anything else it can find. While it can be found near lakes and streams, it often wanders off into flower fields or dense forests to spend time with Buddies that enjoy being around plant life. It tends to be quite shy around those it’s unfamiliar with, but it can be a very loyal companion if you give it some time!

Bio: This Buddy loves to romp around in mud puddles, splashing around and making a mess. It's got two heads with two entirely different personalities, usually one that's very affectionate and one that is very headstrong - but you never really know which is which! When it wants to play, it'll headbutt you gently before scampering off.

Bio: You will most likely find this Buddy clinging to flowers, attracted to the most colorful ones. It shares its elemental energies with the flowers it comes into contact with, helping to replenish even the most wilted flowers before feeding on their nectar. The tendrils on its back can detect the scent of flowers from miles around.

Bio: If you peer into the cosmic tail feathers of this Buddy, you'll get to see all kinds of regions of space stretching out in all directions - sort of like a crystal ball! It's said that you can jump right in and get transported to the nearest star system, but only after you've made good friends with it. Its body is very warm and comforting, with feathers that are the softest around.