Traits

The pacapillar can change both it's pattern and it's colour, but all of it's traits must stay the same. Eg; the pacapillar can change from red and black stripes to blue and white spots, but cannot change the shape of it's feelers, it's texture or add or remove any traits.

Pacapillars with a standard chameleon mutation can either change their colour or their pattern but not both. Pattern change allows pacapillars to change their markings, but keep the colours and all other traits the same (eg; switching between pink stripes and pink spots). Colour change allows a pacapillar to change it's colour but not it's markings or other traits (eg; from red stripes to blue stripes). "Standard" means that only one of the two is allowed, this mutation is not exclusive to standard pacapillars, and can apply to all the subspecies as well as split pacapillars. In masterlist images, the alternate colours/patterns of the pacapillar should be shown as well.

A single pacapillar core turns into three pacapillars, all smaller than the default size of their subspecies (eg; a split paca is smaller than a standard paca, but a monster split, while smaller than a monster, will be bigger than a standard paca). Ultra Split pacapillars do not have to share a similar look, and can have more vague themes such as "love/the city" etc and look more different from each other.

A single core turns into two or three pacapillars instead of one. The three are smaller than a regular pacapillar of their subspecies (eg; monster splits would be bigger than standard paca splits). All three splits must share a clear theme and have similarities. Splits are always three separate pacas unless an alternate form is given with the use of Elixirs or they are a winged split (a cherub). Cherub pacas can merge into one or split in two rather than three at will. Monster splits are called Imps, but they do not have the same abilities and do not share a core. All subspecies are capable of having splits. Split pacas can have different textures only if a multi texture mutation is used.

Overlay acts similar to aura, but much more complex. It encapsulates the body of the pacapillar in full, and can have various effects, such as (but not limited to) glitch, hologram, flame, and amoeba. The Overlay must be see-through enough that the pacapillar is still clear beneath it, but must take up anywhere from 50% of the body to 100%. Glowing effects and disappearing Overlays will still need their appropriate twin traits to be applied (such as bioluminescence and animation.)

The head of the pacapillar is replaced with an object. The object does not need to follow the rarity of the paca, but is required to have eyes unless paired with the No Eyes mutation.

The limbs and surrounding area of the pacapillar are replaced with an object. The object can be anything, and does not need to fall within the rarity of the pacapillar (eg; a fur pacapillar can have non-fur wheels for legs).

The pacapillar's limbs are replaced with a tentacle limbs of varying kinds (some may have a membrane connecting them, others might be short, etc). A pacapillar with Octo Body can still have one or more normal limbs. The texture of the octo body must be the same texture as the rest of their body (unless a multi texture mutation is applied), but the bottom and suction pads can appear soft.

The pacapillar's limbs are replaced with a slug-like body (similar to softshelled pacas). Pacapillars with slug bodies may or may not still have partial front limbs. The texture of the slug body must be the same texture as the rest of their body (unless a multi texture mutation is applied), but the bottom can appear soft.

The pacapillar has four or more textures. The pacapillar can have any number of textures above four, but they must all fall within the rarity of the paca, and must each cover a significant area on the pacapillar.

Special Trait

The pacapillar is always shedding an object or bits of their texture. The object can be anything, and is not affected by the overall rarity of the pacapillar. The pacapillar can shed objects from any part of it's body. In masterlist images, the paca should be shown to shed the object.

The paca has two or three textures on their body. Each texture needs to be present over a large enough area on the paca's body. Textures can only be within the rarity of a paca (eg; a rare paca cannot have mist and crystals, but they can have transparent and mist).