Traits

Any species of wild cat or wild cat hybrid. All cats in the subfamily Felinae fall under this category,  besides domestic cats.

Any other existing animal.

Any other existing animal, not restricted to mammals. Wild dogs and cats, or wild hybrids are counted here too.

A fully toy-like body made of inflatable material.

The entire body must be made of pool toy without the usage of 2+ types. Substance can take on a more cartoony pattern, but this is not required. Things like handles, an air spout, or seams can be included on the body.

Two body types used on one character. (e.g. Rocky and Pudding being used together). The traits used must still be listed alongside this trait.

The gummy is encased in glass or plastic.  With 2+ types, this can be used in combination with other body types outside of standard.

Parts of the body are crumbling off.  With 2+ types, this can be used in combination with other body types outside of standard.

The body consists of drippy caramel.  With 2+ types, this can be used in combination with other body types outside of standard.

A body with bath bombs on it. The substance may have a colorful effect.

A body with curtains on it.

The Soapuppy has material resembling fabric shower curtains on its body. These can be solid, patterned, or translucent. These often include the usage of shower rings to attach the curtains, but is not required.

Most cases of two body types. Body types must still be listed.

The body types used must be traited and paid for alongside this trait. (e.g. traited as pool toy body, bath bomb body, and two body types, and costing three bristly brushes.)

Exceptions:

• Soapy, bottled, loofah, or bath bomb body types on an organic body
• Material body being paired with other body types

This is a modifier and requires a base trait to use!

Shapes or objects on top of or in the substance.

Most objects in the substance are counted as soap bits, even if they are not made of soap. Soap bits should clearly be separate objects rather than patterns in the substance, either by lining them separately or clearly shading them as 3d objects.

This is a modifier and requires a base trait to use!

Substance either partially or entirely frozen over.

This can be used as either a base trait or a modifier trait.

Solid white gummy on the stomach, underside of tail, and/or backside of arms and legs, similar to shark gummy foam.

This is a modifier trait and requires a base trait to use!

Gummy with sparkly flecks covering some or all of the surface. Can be standard or opaque.

Shapes or objects on top of or in the substance.

Most objects in the substance are counted as soap bits, even if they are not made of soap. Soap bits should clearly be separate objects rather than patterns in the substance, either by lining them separately or clearly shading them as 3d objects.

This is a modifier and requires a base trait to use!

Melted or drippy parts coming off of the gummy.

This is a modifier trait and requires a base trait to use!

Small details sculpted into the gummy, such as rings, scales, or lines. Must be lineart only or otherwise clearly indented shapes, so as to not be mistaken for Sugar Bits or Patterns! 

Sculpted gummy is not needed for animal tails that would already have the shapes (e.g. rings on a worm tail, scales on a fish tail)

This is a modifier trait and requires a base trait to use!

Gummy with no shininess.