Companions

This hungry cicadle is Aiti-blessed with a star marking. This seems to indicate it has an unnaturally long lifespan, giving it plenty of time to become your best friend.

Said to be associated with Aiti, this intelligent bird is capable of making a plethora of sounds.

Said to be associated with Aiti, this intelligent bird is capable of making a plethora of sounds.

This is a placeholder for a custom companion of any kind, to indicate that this character owns a companion not on the official companion list.

The debris bunny is a wild creature from Rainsong Forest. Its greenish coloration helps it blend in with ground mosses. It picks up sticks and other debris as it shuffles along, adding to its camouflage. In dangerous situations, it plants its face into the moss and appears as an unappetizing pile of debris.

The desert debris bunny is a wild creature that lives in low-lying desert areas of Miatias. Its tan-to-greenish coloration helps it blend in with the gritty earth and vegetation. It picks up cholla cactus, flowers, and other debris as it shuffles along, adding to its camouflage. In dangerous situations, it plants its face into the dirt and appears as an unappetizing pile of debris.

A quiet and well-behaved companion as long as they get their mouse snacks.

A shy little gray mole that came from Lunerest!

A fancy bird often seen around Kei.

It's watching.

A dangerous companion. Combining the felvits dextrous paws with the capability of flight means thievery is inevitable.

A big calico friend who just likes to relax.

An orange felvit. Some joke that orange felvits aren't very clever and have a tendency to get into strange situations, but they are a nice loving companion.

Originally earned via Storytellers Seasonal Prompt

A useful companion that can solder metal! The shell will reflect whatever precious item it tends to eat. They have been seen with crystals, polished gemstones, or even gildes embedded in their scutes.

Earned via Lost Fawn Event 2021 (Art & design by Key)

Earned via Lost Fawn Event 2021 (Art & design by Key)

Trained well, a forest trufflepig can help a forager sniff out the most elusive mushrooms. But you'd better get there fast before they take the delicacies for themself!

Mostly spotted up high on branches, and for good reason due to its flashy color. It sings a soothing little trill.

It seems quite at home on the ground or in the trees. The sound it makes is like a rusty gate, but in an endearing way.