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A puny little puppy popped onto a stick, teeny tiny but full of personality.

Chocolate puppops have a harder shell than most other puppops, finding sources of heat to melt and reharden their shells much like chocolate tempering. They are known to compete with other chocolate puppops over who has the hardest shell by dropping each other off of high places.

A puny little puppy popped onto a stick, teeny tiny but full of personality.

Strawberry puppops are sweet and nothing but. They give heart candies to their favorite other puppops and Soapuppies.

A puny little puppy popped onto a stick, teeny tiny but full of personality.

Lemon puppops use the lemons on their heads for self defense, squeezing lemon juice into the eyes of other pets and Soapuppies that have off vibes. They can noticeably be very sour when they want to be.

A puny little puppy popped onto a stick, teeny tiny but full of personality.

These special Puppops love to hoard candy from this time of year to stick to their bodies, not as a fashion statement, but as a bragging contest, to see who got the most candy this year. They like to trade and eat what they've collected at the end of the season.

Equifoxes are elusive creatures that prefer to live alone, and tend to hide away in bushes and trees. Despite their shy personality, Equifoxes are very playful, and won't pass up on a game of hide and seek.

In late September, Autumnal Equifoxes gather together to celebrate the coming of fall. They do this by stealing knitted sweaters and pumpkin spice goods and laughing about it.

Equifoxes are elusive creatures that prefer to live alone, and tend to hide away in bushes and trees. Despite their shy personality, Equifoxes are very playful, and won't pass up on a game of hide and seek.

In late March, Vernal Equifoxes gather together to celebrate the coming of spring, dashing through fields of flowers and kicking up petals and seeds to float away on the wind.

Pumpkin Puffers aren't very fast swimmers due to their round shape and small fins. In their natural states, they look just like regular pumpkins. Be careful when picking them up though, because they might get surprised and puff out their spines!