[Azalesha]

Bump!
I've been unable to judge the entries for the last few months so now tryouts are restarting so hopefully this character can find a new home! ;D

[Wulfjaw]

➤ WHY?

When I first saw this adopt, I instantly liked it. Interesting designs like this have always caught my eye. The nicely picked colours combined with your kooky and vaguely geometric style just looked awesome to me. It's pretty unique, too! It's not often that many opt to design something that doesn't look cuddly. I hope you design more, your creations are just gorgeous pieces of eyecandy.

➤ BASICS


➜ username: daring girlfriend.
➜ name: Oro, which is Spanish for gold.
➜ species: Moganicaput oculum, with the common name 'eyeball'.
➜ gender: Elissogender, meaning their gender vaguely moves around.
➜ pronouns: It/its/itself.
➜ sex: AFAB.
➜ orientation: Polyromantic demisexual.
➜ known languages: Latin, Chinese, and basic English. It cannot speak, but it understands these languages.

➤ PERSONALITY


➜ positive traits: Warm, calm, articulate, affectionate, friendly
➜ neutral traits: Extroverted, casual, androgynous, complex, stolid, maternal
➜ negative traits: Greedy, doesn't respect privacy, jealous, untrustworthy

➤ SPECIES


➜ taxonomy:

- Kingdom: Animalia

Characteristics: Multicellular, eukaryotic, no cell walls
- Phylum: Chordata

Characteristics: Possesses notochord
- Class: Mammalia

Characteristics: Endothermic, high metabolism, furry, possesses mammary glands
- Order: Autotropha

Characteristics: Produces own energy
- Family: Chemosyntheta

Characteristics: Synthesizes glucose through inorganic chemical reactions
- Genus: Monoganicaput

Characteristics: Single organ for head
- Species: Oculum

Characteristics: Single eyeball for head, psychically communicative


➜ bio:

Monoganicaput oculum, or, better known by their common name, eyeballs, belong to the newly discovered autotrophic order of the kingdom animalia. This order was so different that it had caused a need for modifications to animalia, chordata, and mammalia. The additions of autotropha, chemosyntheta, monoganicaput, and the many species under that genus, namely oculum, lura (Monoganicaput lura, commonly called mouths, are distinguished from eyeballs by their mouth for a head), etc., had to be added to our scientific classification system.
The major changes were due to the fact that these newly discovered animals were autotrophs, but mammals as well! They produce their own glucose for themselves, and possess the traits of mammals, like generating their own heat and the presence of mammary glands. It's ironic how they produce their own glucose, becayuse mouths (Monoganicaput lura) have, well, mouths for heads. It's believed this single organ is purely for defense purposes, because there is no esophagus inside of them.
They have been called 'the new platypus', as they are similar in the way that they are animals that both changed classification of mammals.

➜ anatomy:

Monoganicaput oculum anatomy is very similar to that of a canid mammal, but with a lot of major key differences in organs and organ systems. The usual organs that would be inside a head are not present. The brain, esophagus, trachea, and such are all located within the spacious chest and abdominal area, with room to spare for others like the heart and lungs. This is because all species found in the Monoganicaput genus have a single organ (or up to three, in the case of the mouths) for a head.
The tail is very susceptible to gaining mutations, so diversity in that is very common. In this eyeball's case, their tail is equipped with tufts of fur at different points on a thin tail. These tufts are very sensitive, and can even sense sound vibrations to give them some sort of way to sense sound. Eyeballs are completely deaf otherwise. They're also void of the other senses, taste and smell. Their vision is impeccable, though, unless damaged.
Eyeballs have additional organs that other mammals wouldn't ordinarily have. Similar to eels, they have a Hunter's organ and a Sach's organ in the chest. These generate electric charges that deter anything from touching the eye. Unique to their genus, they have an organ that strongly projects brain waves and expresses thoughts, ideas and concepts to other creatures. This could be considered psychic communication. There is only one organ needed to receive this communication, and that is the brain. Eyeballs and its single organ headed cousins don't communicate with humans much at all, but when they do, the humans receive wordless ideas that cannot be expressed in any language.

[Azalesha]

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