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All editables on this species are show. Dragon beard, horns, leg fur, and tail fluff. There is also four fire layers to mix and match fire colours.
[discovery info]
About a year ago, a NASA employee was reviewing new photographs sent back from a new probe called "MRX" or Marx (named after a cat in the office). On a picture was what looked to be a comet, only it didn't move in the fashion comets do. Instead of following paths, it seemed to move about freely with ease, twirling and even stopping for periods of time. When the employee brought it up, it was dismissed as being a "malfunction" with the camera. At least they didn't say it was swamp gas. The "comet" was named NRA 1.
[species info]
NRA 1 typically travel alongside comets, mainly to disguise themselves from other NRA 1. Each galaxy contains five NRA 1. NRA 1 are composed of gas, small rocks, and dust. They usually come in brilliants blues, purples, pinks, greens, and dark blacks like nebulae. Their bodies can stretch twice the length of Earth, the faster they go, the longer their bodies stretch. Their bodies become smaller by dissipating. They act much like nebulae, they are extremely hot and constantly contracting. After many many MANY years, they slowly begin to "transform" into a new star, thus ending their life.
[other]
- They can live for around 8 billion years.
- They are formed when a star supernovas.
- When two NRA 1 run into each other, they create an explosion that forms a nebula. They are still alive, but can no longer move throughout the galaxy.
- NRA 1 do not need to sleep, or eat, or anything else. They live through processing burning gasses and rocks picked up in space.
- NRA 1 do not make noises. Communication to one another is done by body movements.
- NRA 1 are see through, excluding their fire trail.
SPECIES IS NOW OWNED AND COPYRIGHT TO HP Fan.
All editables on this species are show. Dragon beard, horns, leg fur, and tail fluff. There is also four fire layers to mix and match fire colours.
[discovery info]
About a year ago, a NASA employee was reviewing new photographs sent back from a new probe called "MRX" or Marx (named after a cat in the office). On a picture was what looked to be a comet, only it didn't move in the fashion comets do. Instead of following paths, it seemed to move about freely with ease, twirling and even stopping for periods of time. When the employee brought it up, it was dismissed as being a "malfunction" with the camera. At least they didn't say it was swamp gas. The "comet" was named NRA 1.
[species info]
NRA 1 typically travel alongside comets, mainly to disguise themselves from other NRA 1. Each galaxy contains five NRA 1. NRA 1 are composed of gas, small rocks, and dust. They usually come in brilliants blues, purples, pinks, greens, and dark blacks like nebulae. Their bodies can stretch twice the length of Earth, the faster they go, the longer their bodies stretch. Their bodies become smaller by dissipating. They act much like nebulae, they are extremely hot and constantly contracting. After many many MANY years, they slowly begin to "transform" into a new star, thus ending their life.
[other]
- They can live for around 8 billion years.
- They are formed when a star supernovas.
- When two NRA 1 run into each other, they create an explosion that forms a nebula. They are still alive, but can no longer move throughout the galaxy.
- NRA 1 do not need to sleep, or eat, or anything else. They live through processing burning gasses and rocks picked up in space.
- NRA 1 do not make noises. Communication to one another is done by body movements.
- NRA 1 are see through, excluding their fire trail.
SPECIES IS NOW OWNED AND COPYRIGHT TO HP Fan.
