Traits

A small tight curl on the horns! Looks almost like a snail's shell.

Small horns that curl forward and end in a point, ready to strike.

Horns have a jagged crystal texture to them, beautiful and iridescent.

Completely smooth like polish stone, glass or metal.
Applies to all of he voxibells manabone.

A mid length tail that always has a fan of fluffy drooping fur along the bottom.

A short to mid length furry tail that starts small, widens, then quickly tapers at the end.

A small tapering puff of a tail! Usually points up like a deer, but can droop like a corgi's tail as well.

The twine tail is the most common tail for avilli by far. It is a long, tapering tail covered in a short downy like fur.

A short length tail that starts small and widens at the end with fur.

A large puff of fur on the end of the tail tip. It can be a large round puff, to a small unevenly fluffy furball. The size of the puff never exceeds the size of the avilli's head.

A large feather for the tip of the tail. This feather can range is size greatly, from small such as the example, or large and long so it folds over. However, the length of the feather never exceeds the length of the avilli's torso.

A tail that always curled up tight at the end.

This tail tip has no added features. It just ends in a point.

A feathered plume. This is by far the most common plume on an avilli.

A plume made entirely out of very soft fluffy fur.

Feathered wings are noticably the most common wing type on avilli. They can range in all sorts of size and shape.

Common areas where manabone can grow on a voxibells body.

Manabone that is small and round like a polished stone.

Manabone that is medium in length and ends in a point.

Small fangs pointed upward. No longer then reaching the nostril of the Voxibell.