Traits

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

These feline looking ears aer soft and look a bit droopy. They are not as slim as the elven ears and are more round on the edges. The hair growing out of the shell look like bangs.

These long ears have a fluffy pom at the tips.

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.

Floppy puppy ears. They should be on the smaller side. For longer floppy ears see Daisy Ears.

Lace ears are rather big ears with lace like holes on the outter rim. The holes themselves cannot be too elaborate, but can wary a bit in form.

Pointy, fleshy ears with no fur inside of them.

Very sleek ears that grow more sideways and to the back. They resemble caracal ears.

Large, scaley fin like ears.

Ears that resemble hanging bunny ears.

Big round mouse ears with fur inside of them.

Deer like ears that are closed at the base and open up at the tips.

Ears that resemble those of a lion.

Fleshy ears with no fur inside of them.

Ears that resemble a cobra hood. The end on the jawline though.

Long, fluffy ears.

Small round ears.

These ears look as if pieces have been cut out. They have pointy tips.