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Okay, I'm finally jumping onto the finnedyr bandwagon! I showed the species to my friend, ~RottenReaperKitsune yesterday, and she nearly died of cuteness overload. We spent all of the day creating finn-sonas and transforming her characters into finnedyrs.

So this is my new finnedyr character, Rakurai! It means lightning strike in Japanese. What can I say? I like foreign names...

Her fins are infused with microscopic bioluminescent organisms that may cause them to glow in darkness( if that's allowed ;^; ) She lives in the caves on the edge of the deep ocean in Finnadyria. She hunts for fish in the shadowy depths of deep ocean trenches by using the light from her fins to attract prey. Her favorite food is squid, but it usually proves very difficult to catch. If she isn't careful, a giant squid may eat her! She doesn't collect anything object in particular, but picks up anything shiny. It is very fortunate that she doesn't live in our world, or else she would live in a scrap yard.

The Finnedyr species belongs to =griffsnuff . Go check out her stuff and thank her for making such an adorable open species!

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Okay, I'm finally jumping onto the finnedyr bandwagon! I showed the species to my friend, ~RottenReaperKitsune yesterday, and she nearly died of cuteness overload. We spent all of the day creating finn-sonas and transforming her characters into finnedyrs.

So this is my new finnedyr character, Rakurai! It means lightning strike in Japanese. What can I say? I like foreign names...

Her fins are infused with microscopic bioluminescent organisms that may cause them to glow in darkness( if that's allowed ;^; ) She lives in the caves on the edge of the deep ocean in Finnadyria. She hunts for fish in the shadowy depths of deep ocean trenches by using the light from her fins to attract prey. Her favorite food is squid, but it usually proves very difficult to catch. If she isn't careful, a giant squid may eat her! She doesn't collect anything object in particular, but picks up anything shiny. It is very fortunate that she doesn't live in our world, or else she would live in a scrap yard.

The Finnedyr species belongs to =griffsnuff . Go check out her stuff and thank her for making such an adorable open species!