#poketherian

flag id: the left flag has 5 stripes, which are golden yellow, red-orange, dark dull blue, dull blue, and beige. the right flag has 9 stripes, with the first, second, eighth, and ninth stripes being half the size of the rest. they are red-orange, golden yellow, dark dull blue, dull blue, beige, dull blue, dark dull blue, golden yellow, and red-orange.

in the center of each flag is a circle, which has its own 3 stripes with the second being half the size of the rest, which are red, black, and white. the circle has a thick black outline and the therian symbol in red-orange within it. the symbol is a circle and a triangle placed on top of each other and intertwining with a small horizontal line in the center that does not touch the circle and triangle. it has a thin black outline. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

cyndaquil therian and species flags for anon!

tags: @radiomogai, @dragonpride17, @kin-flags

clef fur was a spectrum from near-whitish pink to a vivid bubblegum pink, the colouration being unaffected by shininess (some ‘regular’ clefs were pale and some shiny clefs were saturated)

sometimes the ‘wings’ didn’t match the body colour, some clefs had fur and wings coloured identically and some had them two different shades of pink. this colour also bled into the tail occasionally but not every time

while the pink parts were fur, that brown part at the tips of the ears was a harder, more horn-like solid keratin

shininess was all in that solid keratin, not the fur. shiny clefs had yellow, green, blue, or white ear-tips (all lighter shades of said colours)

flopped down/relaxed ears (left): a good sign. happy, content, means they feel safe around you. may also indicate tiredness

pinned down ears (right): not a good sign. often indicates fear, specifically feeling cornered or thinking that it isn’t possible to flee. the main distinction is in their other body language, though - generally if they’re crouching and visibly tense with ears down, it’s out of fear, but if they’re just laying there, they’re probably fine

pinned back ears: wariness/thinking they might’ve heard a noise but not being sure what it was or where it came from. bunnies often put their ears back when they’re calm, but this is definitely not the case with eevee

Thank you so much in advance!!

Mosslax userboxes for @youokaymilo !

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