[Prince stingray]

name
Briar


m & f English (Rare)
From the English word for the thorny plant.


gender
Genderfluid (often uses they/them)
least favorite part of spring
Ironically enough, Briar has seasonal allergies, and spends a lot of the spring inside. Just one sniff of pollen can leave them sneezing for a long time after. They often spend their time doing puzzles or reading in a darkened room with only a lamp on.

[Jinhwan - LEFT]

Brie
Achoo...Achoo! *Cough* But, but I wanna play outside! Achoo!
Brie's least favorite part of spring is her allergies. Brie has terrible allergies that cause her to sneeze, cough, get watery eyes and all the other terrible things that come with them. She longs to go outside and play, but her medicine only makes her drowsy and sleep for hours after she's taken it.

[ShammySlyvmin]

Name;;
Amarante
Least favorite thing about Spring;;
Pollen, plain and simply put. Why you might ask? Well it would be due to well...my allergies. I know, it's embarrassing! How can a bug be allergic to the one thing they are supposed to help spread flower to flower? Well don't blame me, blame genetics. *pouts and goes hide in a pollen free corner*

[dr. pupper]

name; honeydew
gender; female
spring; allergies. Those are the worst possible thing she can think of. Honeydew loathes the allergies of spring. Because she loves the water so much, she spends most of her time surfing or spending her day by the water. Sadly, the coldness of the water results in a horrible cold, or just terrible allergies. Because of this, she is not allowed to spend any more time near the water until the allergies have subsided. For this, she hates allergies. She just wishes it was never a thing, so she could spend all her time in the water.

[The_Tide_Keeper]

Name Pepper
LEAST favorite part of Spring
Insects. No, not like that. Honestly, we're not all squeamish... not like that. Do you know what bugs do, other than mimic my sauce-like-coat? Eat leaves. You know who uses those leaves? My garden, and I'm not exactly going to ruin my fresh ingredients with those horrible foul smelling pesticides. And then there are two, just myself and the enemies of a decent tasting spaghetti. Ugh, if only tomatoes grew in the ice.

[Hiroko]

Name//Latana, she is named after the latana flower.

Gender//Female

Least Favorite part of spring//That gross slushy-snow that sticks around when it starts getting warm. She can't stand it. Too wet and muddy to go hiking, or even for a walk around the block, and too icy to make snowmen, or have snowball fights with her friends.

[Sable.]

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drip, drip, drop, when the sky is cloudy
your pretty music can brighten the day

-- "Name" This little bean's name is Daisy. It is a botanical name, the daisy flower, but also comes from the name Margaret meaning "daisy." Daisy is also said to mean "pearl." Daisy is a vibrant and fresh sounding name, perfect for the lady bug baby of spring.

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-- "Least favourite thing about Spring" Standing under the baby-blue sky, drinking in the fresh scents of the flowers, Daisy thought the moment couldn't be more perfect, let alone that some thing could ruin it. The little lady bug bean daydreamed, surrounded by spring's blooms.. Suddenly, an unpleasant crawling sensation on her foot stopped Daisy in her tracks. Another joined the creepy-crawling. She let out a squeal, a large beetle had hitched a ride on her foot, along with a few friends. She cried out and tried to flick them off. She at last flicked them off, but bugs had ruined her perfect spring day. Again.

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[Goosecheese]

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[tiints]

name: Tulip. a little girl
least favorite part of spring: The fact that she is blue-green colorblind [Tritanopia] is Tulip's least favorite part of really everything, especially spring. All of her friends have tried to explain what the colors look like. Unfortunately, it's near impossible to imagine a color you've never seen. Although the colors of the flowers are stunning against the grays, Tulip has always thought a bright green to be better. Whenever she looks at her vine-covered tail, it is a constant reminder of what she cannot see, but also what was given to her. Tulip is grateful she can see what she can. [example] [example]

[98 words]

[eli ayase]

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