Coffball
Riddle
Historical facts in this page are by Ganoderma. Scientific facts provided by Marbles! Opinions gracefully provided by Mothra
Gameplay Disclaimer
Your Willow CAN: Own one! They're pet pets! They may also aid caring for them.Your Willow CANNOT: Harm, abandon them, farm them, etc.
General Overview
Coffballs are small, dusty creatures. They're completely defenseless in the wild MOSTLY, however their bright colors tend to convince predators that they're poisonous. A group of Coffballs is called a "Danger" (seriously). They're quite annoying, mostly because they come scuttling in groups of 20-ish, and like to tear up crops for breakfast. Thus earning them the title of Riddle. They also... shockingly eat clothes.
It's believed that their origin plants are closer to carrot plants if anything; they dig themselves out the ground in search of food. Coffball's bodies are actually thinner, but they have so much fluff and padding that is impossible to cut. They tend to "loaf", which is their version of relaxing and laying down.
YES the eyebrows are a real thing that they've had for centuries before becoming pseudo-domesticated. No amount of research has came to a solid conclusion.
Their mortal enemies are Munchkins; when they spot them, they scuttle full speed and RAM (not very threatening mind you), and they're bigger than them too! So rude! Due to this, it's suggested you do not own any Munchkins when taking these in.
- Diet: Dust and literally any form of clothing are its favorites, but it will eat EVERYTHING, no mercy. Hense the crops.
- Lifespan: About 4-6 years
- Size Description: Needs two hands
- Reproduction: Absorbing dust promotes mitosis
- Voice: Screams like a desert frog occasionally and for no reason so beware
Appearance
Coffballs are fluffy creatures that seemingly have no legs when "loafing". They have large bushy eyebrows.
Furthermore, it's been reported that they can take on the chymos color(s) and chymojewel of a Willow they are linked to, while retaining their fur color and patterns (read more about how to do, here).