Traits

Moth ears are hanging ears that have cut out tips.

Large, slim ears that point up and a bit to the back of the head.

A sturdy ear that has a rather sharp form.

Large, rounded bat ears.

Small, standing ears that have a fluffy part on the bottom that resembles another ear.

Long, standing ears. The form tapers like triangle, ending in a fluff.

Like undercoat ears, just with even more fur.

Ears that resemble angel ears, but have a lot more fluff growing out of the ear.

Long, standing ears that have a big, fluffy tip.

Standing ears that have some parts clipped out.

The normal Shiji-Long ear type. They look a bit like deer ears.

Ruffle ears are hanging ears that look a bit messy.

A standing ear that ends in two tips.

Like brush ears, but with longer strands of hair.

Daisy ears look like the ears of a spaniel dog.

Like pom ears, just with longer tips, that are almost as long as the standing part of the ear.

Ears which tips fold over the inside.

Big ears that have round edges.