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Hey guys!! It's that time again... FLOP TIME!!! I've been really wanting to get loose with adopts again and not agonize over details, so I went ahead and made ADULT FLOPS for the first time in forever ! I reaaaally missed doing these ;; and I also wanted to make them spring-themed since I love spring so much! but... since you guys know I like to try to make my adopts unique... things quickly got a little off the road from just "flowers and bunnies"... oops!! anyway......... I'll quickly explain the themes and stuff!

1- Obviously based off the salmon run! I think salmon migrate more in fall but some do start as early as spring? Anyway the logic was I was just sort of thinking about spring and babies being born and I just really wanted to do a fish flop?? So that's that lol
2- This one's a bit more simple, the whole spring/easter chicken theme is where this came from! Along with babies because of course.
3- Spring means flowers! and blooms! But I couldn't just do a normal flower, of course =w= So this floplop is loosely based of weeping willow trees! they have... hard to draw flowers, so I hope you'll kinda give me leeway with this design heh
4- So I was thinking about spring flowers and rabbits and chickens and wouldn't you know it suddenly I'm thinking about HARVEST MICE. and guys, you really gotta see them...

SO CUTE. Not exactly spring-y but, SO CUTE!!!!!
Also included in that image, though, is Van Gogh's "Wheat Fields with Reaper at Sunrise"... in the end I only referenced it a Little to pick to the mouse's colors, but I love Van Gogh a lot so I wanted to point out the reference... ;v;

General Rules:

These critters are from a very LAX open species called floplops, which you can learn more about here!
(hopefully more lore soon!! tho it's all optional )
You can change the design as much as you want once adopted, including the species and bios.

When reposting my art, please credit me appropriately. On toyhouse, my account is Saraza!

Don't resell it for more than you bought it for, except if there's more art. Be courteous.
More detailed adopt terms here ...

PREVIOUS OWNERS: If you already own floplops, please for the first 24 hours allow others to claim the little critters!
I will allow non-FTO claims at 7:00 pm tomorrow :'3

$1 = 100p

Salmon Run - $14 ClosedThis prideful floplop boasts that they're the strongest swimmer in all the neighboring forests. They run, swim, and talk aaall day! When they're not lavishing others with great (partially true) tales of their adventures, they're eating huge meals, offering to heroically help villagers at any time (though they aren't really much of a help...) or dozing off in any sunny areas. Really, what a bothersome flop to have around!

Cross-stitch Chick - $10 Closed This persnickety floplop can usually be found in prairie lands, searching high and low for floplop hatchling cases. These cases contain babies that are still developing, and sometimes they don't have parents around to take care of them, which is where this floplop comes in! They take the flops in and teach them to transform until they're old enough to go off on their own. However, this flop teacher can be a bit overprotective of the children, and may come across as prissy or fussy at times (but only to other adults!)

Willow Wanderer - $17 Closed This somber floplop spends their time near lakes and waterways. Their mind is a buzz of worries and anxieties, and they feel attracted to the calm, reflective surfaces that they can gaze into. They move slowly and spend hours outside, quiet, considering the wildlife, and the world around them. They can be a bit antisocial, preferring to be alone, but they love the company of chirping birds and calling frogs.

(their flowers drop off by summer)

Sunrise Wheat - $9 Closed This trickster of a floplop runs and plays in tall wheat and corn fields, laughing as they collect their favorite fruits and veggies each day. Many a farm flop (including the hen above!) have awoken to find their fields devastated by this cheeky thief... but they never take too much, and often pitch in with random chores or errands for the flops around town. Still, that doesn't stop those grimy paws from getting on every berry they can carry!

Description
Hey guys!! It's that time again... FLOP TIME!!! I've been really wanting to get loose with adopts again and not agonize over details, so I went ahead and made ADULT FLOPS for the first time in forever ! I reaaaally missed doing these ;; and I also wanted to make them spring-themed since I love spring so much! but... since you guys know I like to try to make my adopts unique... things quickly got a little off the road from just "flowers and bunnies"... oops!! anyway......... I'll quickly explain the themes and stuff!

1- Obviously based off the salmon run! I think salmon migrate more in fall but some do start as early as spring? Anyway the logic was I was just sort of thinking about spring and babies being born and I just really wanted to do a fish flop?? So that's that lol
2- This one's a bit more simple, the whole spring/easter chicken theme is where this came from! Along with babies because of course.
3- Spring means flowers! and blooms! But I couldn't just do a normal flower, of course =w= So this floplop is loosely based of weeping willow trees! they have... hard to draw flowers, so I hope you'll kinda give me leeway with this design heh
4- So I was thinking about spring flowers and rabbits and chickens and wouldn't you know it suddenly I'm thinking about HARVEST MICE. and guys, you really gotta see them...

SO CUTE. Not exactly spring-y but, SO CUTE!!!!!
Also included in that image, though, is Van Gogh's "Wheat Fields with Reaper at Sunrise"... in the end I only referenced it a Little to pick to the mouse's colors, but I love Van Gogh a lot so I wanted to point out the reference... ;v;

General Rules:

These critters are from a very LAX open species called floplops, which you can learn more about here!
(hopefully more lore soon!! tho it's all optional )
You can change the design as much as you want once adopted, including the species and bios.

When reposting my art, please credit me appropriately. On toyhouse, my account is Saraza!

Don't resell it for more than you bought it for, except if there's more art. Be courteous.
More detailed adopt terms here ...

PREVIOUS OWNERS: If you already own floplops, please for the first 24 hours allow others to claim the little critters!
I will allow non-FTO claims at 7:00 pm tomorrow :'3

$1 = 100p

Salmon Run - $14 ClosedThis prideful floplop boasts that they're the strongest swimmer in all the neighboring forests. They run, swim, and talk aaall day! When they're not lavishing others with great (partially true) tales of their adventures, they're eating huge meals, offering to heroically help villagers at any time (though they aren't really much of a help...) or dozing off in any sunny areas. Really, what a bothersome flop to have around!

Cross-stitch Chick - $10 Closed This persnickety floplop can usually be found in prairie lands, searching high and low for floplop hatchling cases. These cases contain babies that are still developing, and sometimes they don't have parents around to take care of them, which is where this floplop comes in! They take the flops in and teach them to transform until they're old enough to go off on their own. However, this flop teacher can be a bit overprotective of the children, and may come across as prissy or fussy at times (but only to other adults!)

Willow Wanderer - $17 Closed This somber floplop spends their time near lakes and waterways. Their mind is a buzz of worries and anxieties, and they feel attracted to the calm, reflective surfaces that they can gaze into. They move slowly and spend hours outside, quiet, considering the wildlife, and the world around them. They can be a bit antisocial, preferring to be alone, but they love the company of chirping birds and calling frogs.

(their flowers drop off by summer)

Sunrise Wheat - $9 Closed This trickster of a floplop runs and plays in tall wheat and corn fields, laughing as they collect their favorite fruits and veggies each day. Many a farm flop (including the hen above!) have awoken to find their fields devastated by this cheeky thief... but they never take too much, and often pitch in with random chores or errands for the flops around town. Still, that doesn't stop those grimy paws from getting on every berry they can carry!