Evolved from the starter creature Axipoddle, Lilipaddle’s transformation begins when its tail pod sprouts leaves. This sturdy tail appendage can then be used as a shield in battle. Similarly, the pod antenna atop its head sprouts into a flowered leaf. Although vulnerable, this leaf allows Lilipaddle to sense otherwise concealed creatures.

Earthine are frequently domesticated creatures, particularly sought after for their grassy wool. During the rainy seasons, Earthine remains entirely still, sinking into the ground slowly, where it will hibernate for the winter. Its emergence from this slumber can be rather alarming to nearby creatures and is often mistaken for an earthquake.

Leaferrier evolves into Scottness after extended periods in the ocean. Once the animal completely takes to the ocean, it begins to absorb water, increasing its size and its leafy exterior begins to take on the consistency of sea-weed. Land-dwelling creatures ride on Scottness’ back as a means of sea travel.

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Alpina is the evolution of Llump. Although not as easily camouflaged as its predecessor, Llump makes up for it with an abrasive exoskeleton resembling tree bark. Alpina acts as a nest for smaller creatures, often resulting in it becoming part of a family with creatures it would otherwise have little in common with.

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Evolved from Foxecc, Fauneccs go about their evolution by grazing primarily upon cactus flowers and other desert flowers. This acquired taste for greenery results in a sensitivity to heat that drives them away from their desert habitat onto high-altitude forests.