What Are Oka-Bugs? wrote:Oka bugs are creatures as small as meerkats usually live in small groups of 4 or 5.
Oka-bugs mainly feast on other small bugs or animals (ex; small reptiles, amphibians such as frogs, mice, etc), plants and fruits.
Oka-Bugs are found in damp areas or forests, making burrows underground or in trees.
about the event wrote:after a long hiatus, Oka-bugs are back, starting with an MYO event.
End date; September 25th
Guidelines;
you must fill out this form after making your MYO
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[b]Username:[/b]
[b]List of edits:[/b]
[b]Name:[/b]
[b]Gender:[/b]
> your oka-bug will be official after I have approved it
> You can only give 2 edits to your oka-bug
> Your oka-bug cannot be based on an existing character, or be called as an oka-bug version of that said character.
> your oka-bug can have any edit but must follow a few restrictions.
>after your okabug has been approved, you cannot add anymore changes to the design
> if the oka-bug you have created breaks one of these guidelines, it will have to be fixed in order for it to be approved.
> each person is limited to one oka-bug, though it is completely allowed to make another design and turn it into an adopt
> max of 3 accessories
about the edits/ traits
> no mammal tails ( as in no tails that are like a cat's, a dog's, a fox's, a rabbit's, etc)
> must have some type of horns or antennae on their head
> can have the max of total 6 limbs
> No huge wings - small chibi wings or insect wings are okay
>must have a jelly-like stomach
what doesn't count as an edit
there are small edits where it doesn't necessarily count towards the 2 edits maximum, and some of those are;
> sclera color
> fangs
> claws on hands
> hair (short/ tufts)
> forked tongue
But still list them down
if you do have a question please PM me instead
