Traits

Normal fur that has a patch grow on the chest. That patch resembles a heart.

A fur type that resembles a jacket. It has a mane on the back.

Perm fur is a normal fur with a back mane. It has two lines of longer fur in the front and down the hips, which curl to the outside.

Neck fur has longer, hanging fur, that starts on the top of the head and goes down the spine, until the shoulder blades. The farther down, the shorter the mane.

A fur type that has no back mane. The long strands of hair start at the base of the head and reach commonly till the knee. The strands have to look like the example.

Fur that looks like a cut horse mane.

Fur and back mane that grow upwards.

A fur type that grows in patches down the body. It is not a normal mane.

Like normal fur, but with two larger fluffs on the cheeks.

Very short fur on the entire body. Just a tuft of hair can be on the top of the head.

Long, flowing hair that can easily reach the ground. No back mane.

No scales of fur, just skin.

The only hair on a Shiji with this trait is on his head.

There are only scales, no fur.

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.

Fuu fur has no back mane. The fur is made of multiple floaty strands of hair on the head, almost looking like feelers, and curled fur tufts on wrists and ankles.

Moth fur has a round fur collar, tufts at the wrists and fur on the legs and feet, looking like legwarmers.

The Shiji can have a haircut of course.

Normal fur with two long strands of hair, starting at the hips.

Petal fur resembles matted fur in the texture. There are longer patches of fur on the hands, feet and sides of the hips. The shiji still has a mane on the back.