Traits

These horns have multiple banches that all curl upwards.

Cloud horns are normal horns, they are not clouds.

A thick, round horn that grows from the middle of the forehead to the back. Like one of a parasaurolophus.

Rather sharp, vertically standing horns that resemble ears. They are flat.

Stalactite horns are rather thin in width, but have lots of spikes at the bottom of the horns, that resemble stalactites.

Big horns with multiple branches. They resemble a throne. These branches are mostly flat.

These are big horns. The form is mostly flat, not round.

Horns that resemble crystal growth. These are not real crystals.

Symmetrical horns that grow in a sun like form.

Slim, long horns that grow on top and on the side of the head. The side part has a smaller set of horns underneath the main ones.

The normal and common horns of the Shiji-Long. They aren't too big but can vary in branches and form.

Two pairs of horns that are round and thick. They have a crack like texture.

Spikey horns that curl downward at the end. There are spikes on every side of the horns.

These big horns move to the side of the head and have a few branches.

Small set of horns that curl like ram horns, but end in a moose like shovel on the side of the face.

These horns have ridges. One starts on the forehead and goes upwards, the other two start behind the eyes on the side of the head.

Echidna horns start at the base of the skull and grow over the head to the front, where they curl upwards in a loop. The base has spikes on the outside.

Rake horns are slim/thin horns that have spikes on the top of them.

These are big horns that come out of the side of the head.

Two sets of two horns, one going from the back of the head to the front and one from the top to the back. These horns always have ridges.