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Milkats Species Reference

Published: Jul 5, 2015

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For more information and updated traits (This reference is very unreliable and can be outdated for trait changes!) please refer to our Milkat traits guide! Thank you!

Species in general is still a work in progress!! ;v; I'm labeling them as closed for now, can be subject to change as needed. Even if I keep it a closed species I'll probably give free MYO slots or host events where you can win them for fun too!

But if you'd like to track our progress and early-in events, please join Milkat-Species

!! Thank you!

I'll update this as needed, if you have any questions about them please ask! Questions are always helpful to a newly created species ;v;

Classification:
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Very Rare
Ultra Rare/Non-commissionable

Milkats are milk based creatures that strongly resemble cats! They aren't actually cats though, but simply take a similar form to a cat or rarely other animals.
They're like milk pixies of some sort, small. To adults they look like normal milk bottles, but to children the bottles will look like the Milkats you see here!

Milkats are meant to give children soft and sweet dreams, and to relax them before they go to bed. They [Milkats] each have their own unique personality but they tend to like children in general.

A common milkat is one with a bow and straw, normal milk, and body/container material made out of plastic- Also with a short stubby milk tail.
A uncommon Milkat traits include milkats of different flavors other than normal milk (Such as strawberry), and being made out of different material other than plastic (Such as glass and milk cartons- Any other material is considered rare).

Milkats MUST have their bottle cap hats- If not, then they are considered VERY rare.
Rare traits include a Milkat without a bow or straw, darker base colors, hair, and a longer milk tail!

Ultra rare traits (Non commissionable) include a Milkat that is of different liquid than milk (But still has to be dairy-related) such as soy milk, drinkable yogurt, and milk with fat less than 2%. (Most milkats are either whole milk or 2% milk.)
There are also Milkanines (Milk canines) but they're very rare! Any other animal is non-commissionable [Ultra rare].

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someweirdcookie1212

Apr 24, 2019

I have a question
Is this species in open species
Or a Closed Species?