Keychain Type
“Keychain types are as small as actual keychains, making it very easy for them to blend in with peoples' bags if they want to hitch a ride.” | ID: 0188 |
| Type: Keychain | |
| Category: Form | |
| Height: 2 inches | |
| Max Health: GREAT (6) | |
| Ability: ABSOLUTELY CHARMING Keychain types can sacrifice health to change objects or beings they touch into small keychain versions of themselves. |
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| Physical Appearance: Keychain types are very small TCPs with large, shiny eyespots. They have two arms and two legs. They have small pointed earnubs. They have a chain attached to the top of their head with a key ring at the end. | |
| Voice: Small clinking noises. | |
| Skin: Hard plastic with a metal chain. | |
| Fluid: None | |
| Special Attributes: None | |
| Other Notes: Keychain types avoid areas with a lot of small spaces they can get stuck in and may avoid family areas in fear of children considering them toys. They like decorating their ring with charms and beads, which has led to a lot of them enjoying jobs jewelry making. They seem to have a natural knack for color coordination. These cats can be very shy and become overwhelmed, usually sticking to other small cats who understand how big and dangerous the world can be. They have a serious sweet tooth, preferring candies you can find in things like gumball machines. Despite being small, they're sturdy cats who aren't afraid to stand their ground in a fight. Large groups of keychain types will link together to become a bigger, stronger cat, acting as one with a surprising amount of accuracy. |
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