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Description
Opris are a closed species. Please do not copy, steal or make your own

Overview
Opris are an anthro species that have unique singing voices that have a wide range of powers or abilities, depending on the individual Opri, their vocal range, and what their owners want to use their voices for and if the Opri doesn't have an owner, what they themselves want to use their voice for. Opris have been domesticated and rarely live out in the wild anymore unless they are a run away or have been abandoned. They were originally domesticated for the use of their voices and also as an intelligent pet, though because of their human like traits they are often seen as more of adopted family members to most people that have one. Their intelligence is level with humans, though how smart they are as an individual depends on their upbringing and family they live with. Opris personality, moods, interests, etc vary just as much as they do in humans and can be anything.

Ears
- The Opris ears are made of thin skin with a very thin layer of fur over them that flares out at the ends of the ear sections.
- Their ears are very sensitive to the touch, though Opris typically enjoy having them rubbed or pet.
- Some ear types cause Opris to sometimes have trouble hearing or staying on key properly while singing. This includes the Flop and Tunnel style.
- The mutations are considered undesirable because they are visually unappealing to people looking to own an Opri. Often, the ears are cropped to make them more desirable to people. This includes the super long ears, which are always cropped down to a manageable size. The super small earls often indicate a deaf Opri.

Other Things
- If you purchase an Opri with an ear style that you don't particularly like or want to change, you may change it for something of lower quality on the guide. So if they are born with a Rare trait, you may change it for something Very Uncommon or lower only.
- While drawing your Opri, it's not important to be so strict on how may sections your Opris ear has, since it can often be hard to tell. The only important thing is that you dont claim them to have a trait that you did not purchase.

Other Important Information and Other Guides:
Opri InformationOPRIS ARE A CLOSED SPECIES. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE YOU OWN.

General
- You are allowed to change the gender / body type / weight and give a name to your Opri.
- You may trade out traits your Opri has for something of LOWER quality on the charts.
- It must always remain as its species.
- They may only be used for personal projects. You may not mass produce or use commercially for any type of profit.
- You may buy commissioned pieces of your Opri as you please.
- You may resell the design you purchased for the price that you paid, no higher! If you traded for the Opri, then you may only trade it off.
- You may only raise the price of the resell over what you purchased it for if you have extra art included with it.
- You do not have to follow my Opri canon. That means you may make up your own stories for them, plots,

Description
Opris are a closed species. Please do not copy, steal or make your own

Overview
Opris are an anthro species that have unique singing voices that have a wide range of powers or abilities, depending on the individual Opri, their vocal range, and what their owners want to use their voices for and if the Opri doesn't have an owner, what they themselves want to use their voice for. Opris have been domesticated and rarely live out in the wild anymore unless they are a run away or have been abandoned. They were originally domesticated for the use of their voices and also as an intelligent pet, though because of their human like traits they are often seen as more of adopted family members to most people that have one. Their intelligence is level with humans, though how smart they are as an individual depends on their upbringing and family they live with. Opris personality, moods, interests, etc vary just as much as they do in humans and can be anything.

Ears
- The Opris ears are made of thin skin with a very thin layer of fur over them that flares out at the ends of the ear sections.
- Their ears are very sensitive to the touch, though Opris typically enjoy having them rubbed or pet.
- Some ear types cause Opris to sometimes have trouble hearing or staying on key properly while singing. This includes the Flop and Tunnel style.
- The mutations are considered undesirable because they are visually unappealing to people looking to own an Opri. Often, the ears are cropped to make them more desirable to people. This includes the super long ears, which are always cropped down to a manageable size. The super small earls often indicate a deaf Opri.

Other Things
- If you purchase an Opri with an ear style that you don't particularly like or want to change, you may change it for something of lower quality on the guide. So if they are born with a Rare trait, you may change it for something Very Uncommon or lower only.
- While drawing your Opri, it's not important to be so strict on how may sections your Opris ear has, since it can often be hard to tell. The only important thing is that you dont claim them to have a trait that you did not purchase.

Other Important Information and Other Guides:
Opri InformationOPRIS ARE A CLOSED SPECIES. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE YOU OWN.

General
- You are allowed to change the gender / body type / weight and give a name to your Opri.
- You may trade out traits your Opri has for something of LOWER quality on the charts.
- It must always remain as its species.
- They may only be used for personal projects. You may not mass produce or use commercially for any type of profit.
- You may buy commissioned pieces of your Opri as you please.
- You may resell the design you purchased for the price that you paid, no higher! If you traded for the Opri, then you may only trade it off.
- You may only raise the price of the resell over what you purchased it for if you have extra art included with it.
- You do not have to follow my Opri canon. That means you may make up your own stories for them, plots,