Parfait (Candytale Monster Kid)
Parfait bitties are somewhat unique among other MMKs because they, unlike most of their fellows, can come in myriad different colorations. Because of this, Parfaits have been assigned sub-subtypes based on their colorations (ex: strawberry Parfait, blueberry Parfait, chocolate Parfait, et cetera). Their base color, however, is usually white. Parfait bitties, like Chantilly bitties, surprisingly love eating fruits as well as granola and oats paired with whipped cream in the form of their namesake. No two Parfait bitties are the same in terms of personality, though generalizations can be made such as strawberry Parfaits usually preferring to be outdoors more often than indoors and often tending to bite off more than they can chew while blueberry Parfaits tend to prefer clustering close together for group indoor activities. It's also not uncommon for different sub-subtypes of Parfaits to break off from their respective groups to hang out together as they are naturally quite friendly to one another and open to intermingling flavors.
Chantilly (Candytale Asriel)
Named for their soft, exceptionally fluffy, and slightly cool fur, Chantilly bitties love decorating themselves with fruit or candy-based accessories to keep themself looking at least somewhat neat and tidy. The younger ones tend to dress in pale cream-colored striped shirts while older ones take to wearing a white cape with whipped cream trim and a crown made up of edible gold-painted chocolate and decorated with candy gemstones. Chantilly bitties love nibbling on fruits of all kinds with common favorites being strawberries and blueberries. Surprisingly, they are some of the healthiest eaters of the Candytale bitties and prefer bowls of mixed fruits topped with their namesake. They are normally quite gentle and soft-spoken personality-wise as younglings, but as adults they are more likely to be proactive as well as protective when their family is in danger (and especially so if they suspect someone is self-harming or planning to self-harm).
Soury (Candytale Flowey)
Resembling a gummy sour flower, Soury bitties are tri-colored and come in a wide variety of flavors on top of that. But don't try taking a bite out of their petals, or you'll find yourself facing hard candy pellets being fired at you! Soury types usually have petals that start off red before transitioning to yellow and then green around the edges, but there are exceptions. Soury types tend to start off sweet, but they're not the greatest at actors and it's not long before they drop their facade to reveal why they've been dubbed Sourys in the first place. Being so small it's not unusual for them to be preyed upon by others looking for a quick snack, so they've learned to react quickly to prevent themselves from being devoured. Soury bitties are quite adaptable and don't rely quite as much as being buried in dirt like most Pocket Floweys do since they are made up of gummy candy, and in fact are able to use their roots to clumsily walk around. It's highly recommended that their adopter or someone their adopter trusts keep an eye on them, though; Soury types are prone to defensive tactics such as covering themself in rat poison to avoid getting eaten.
Joy (Candytale Muffet)
Scented like chocolate and coconut, Joy bitties like to dress in soft and shimmery clothes. Like all Muffet bitties, they are spider monsters though they are decidedly fluffier than their normally purple-skinned counterparts. Joy bitties have soft brown fur (though the exact shade tends to vary) covering their entire body save for their hair, which is often white in coloration though there have been some glimpsed with dark hair instead. It's not unusual for them to wear almond or coconut-based jewelry, though they'll naturally remove these when they're baking. Joys are also much more active than the typical Itsy Bitsy, preferring not to spend all of their time in their kitchen and enjoy stretching their myriad legs whenever they are given the opportunity to do so. While not quite so gung-ho about pushing their bodies to their limits, daily exercise is still a must for Joy bitties and they enjoy doing it with other bitties or their adopter if they are amenable to it.