Traits

Quill ears are big and spiky, with a few notches in them.

Moth ears are hanging ears that have cut out tips.

These flat ears are curling in on themselves, twisting in the top. They always have fluffy tips.

These long ears have a fluffy pom at the tips.

Long ears that have a fluffy rim.

Middle long ears, which fur seems to grow in cloud like curls.

Like undercoat ears, just with even more fur.

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

Pointy, fleshy ears with no fur inside of them.

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

Fleshy/scaley ears that remind of angler fish fins.

Ears that turn into a fin. The fin looks like a second pair of 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.

Large, rounded bat ears.

A sturdy ear that has a rather sharp form.

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

Large, fluffy ears with a thick coated outer rim.

Like anubian ears, but with fluffy hair growing in and around the ear.

The Shiji has no outer ear shell.