Traits

Traditional fur as swirls in the thick strands. Shijis with this fur have thick, long eyebrows. The fur starts at their chin. They also have fur tufts with swirls on wrists and ankles.
The Shiji can have a back mane, but doesn't have to.

No scales of fur, just skin.

No fur on the body, just bigger, sturdy scales.

A fur trait which causes the fur to grow almost or completely over the face, and then drape down in long, firm layers. The hair mimics capes/wings, with firm, outward pointing tips (can have lots of points, or a few!).
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A long translucent membrane tipped in soft jellyfish like tendrils. It is a bit longer than the picture shows.

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Large horns that grow sideways.

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

Horns that resemble finger corals. Can be asymmetrical.

Big curled horns that resembles a ram's, just that the curl is above the head.

A horn that can come in various shapes and cuts. It has to be one gem though and located in the middle of the forehead.

These horns are massive and heavy. The grow growth rings.

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.

These horns are similar to crown horns. Both feature holes. These horns are mostly flat.

Large rather flat horns with grow in segments.

Big, spiky horns that first go up and back and then go sideways in a circle. The spikes are only on one side of the horns: On top and on the outside.

A small and sturdy horn with ridges.

These horns are giant. They start thin and get wider, like a club with spikes, by the end of them.

Plated eyebrows. Longer scales that grow upwards.

These horns have multiple branches. The ones growing to the side looks like a scythe.

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