Traits
Pointed Ears (Common)
These ears tend to stand upright giving a feel of attention and alertness to the kitsu who has them. Still some kitsu’s ear tips may quiver if they get excited for any reason.
Lop Ears (Common)
These long and soft ears often give a sense of a relaxed atmosphere around a kitsu though they do take more care to upkeep.
Half up ears (Common)
The kitsu who has ears like this will often have one or both ears that tend to flop downward giving them a friendly funny atmosphere.
Feathered Ears (Common)
These ears help keep out wind while flying and feel more ridged other ears as they are feathered. They can regrow if they are damaged.
Feline Ears (Common)
These sensitive ears are soft and easily shifted to focus in on particular sounds. Loud noises will be harmful and may make a kitsu cover their ears.
Fairy Ears (Common)
These ears have a smooth delicate feel to them. The ears can move at the users discretion, but only the top 'wing' is able to. They can either be transparent or solid in nature.
Fish Fin Ears (Common)
These ears help a kitsu swim with less drag in the water and bend and flex easily. These ears are moveable at will, but they have a very small range of movement. They can either be transparent or solid in nature.
Shark Fin Ears (Uncommon)
These firmer ears still flex a small bit depending on how strong the muscles are pulled by the kitsu. They remain fairly ridged overall helping these Kitsu slice through the water. There is some debate whether fluke ears or Shark ears result in faster speed but both have their own merits. Those with shark ears state they have better toleration of high speed then fluke ears.
Fluke Fin Ears (Common)
These firm ears allow for good turns at high speed in the water. There is a lot of debate if these ears or Shark ears are better for swimming but both have their merits. Many fluke ears say they have better agility in the water and it’s become a bragging point.
Betta Veil Fin Ears (Common)
These lovely ears glide behind a kitsu in the water and are flexible enough for very expressive looks out the water as well.
Betta Moon Fin Ears (Common)
Easily recognized at at distance these soft ears are stronger then they look but if they are scared can some time to heal and may result in a scar line that’s easy to see so kitsu with these ears take special care of their ears resulting in often beautiful ears because of that care.
Wyvern Ears (Uncommon)
These ears have textures and shapes resembling leathery wings that some kitsu have on their backs. Each ear wing can move independently to express their emotions in various ways. However, kitsu with these ears do not have the same level of hearing as other kitsu. Instead they possess remarkable skills in predicting weather patterns and changes in the wind, thanks to their unique ears.
Mega Lop Ears (Uncommon)
These ears may look pretty but it can be hard to brush them if a kitsu has gone through a briar patch. Bugs are also a threat if you are in the forest as well. Still these large ears are very good at collecting sound when listening to the ground and help these kitsu stay cooler in the summer.
Sylph Ears (Rare)
Delicate and lovely these ears are very quiet when they move sometimes making no sound at all. It can be a surprise when a kitsu looks and notices a completely different ear position in an instant with very little sound when other ears would have a -thip- noise to them.
Ears Gradient (Common)
A solid Gradient on the Ears of the Yanderoam
