Traits

Fur that looks like a cut horse mane.

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.

A long translucent membrane tipped in soft jellyfish like tendrils. It is a bit longer than the picture shows.

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

Normal fur mane with long strands of hair on the lower arms, resembling a kimono.

A wool like fur that covers most of the body.

Normal fur mane, with a little mantle that goes over the shoulders.

Skirt fur, but with long fur that reaches to the ground.

Normal mane with extra fur. Either fur collar, a half fur collar, or a little tuft of fur on the chest.

The normal mane with longer fur.

Normal mane with extra hair on wrists and ancles.

Normal mane with a little extra fur around the hips, looking like a mini skirt.

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

The standard mane of the Shiji-Long. Starts on the head and ends on the tail.

Fluffel fur is a bit like tuft fur. It has a back mane and different variations of fur on the body. One of them HAS to be there, two are the regular variants.

• Fur along the arms.
• Fur along the shins and feet
• Fur along the cheeks. (See Rem)

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.

Fur mane turns into scales half way down the back.