Pets

These rare and mysterous imps only seem to appear to pollinate hazeblooms in the years that they decide to bloom. They emit a low droning sound as they go about their business, and often wind up with hazebloom seeds clinging to their fuzzy fur.

These fanciful imps are said to only approach the pure-hearted. As a result, they tend to avoid succubuns, and often have to be coaxed out with food in order to tame them.

Thulus are an incredibly clever breed of imp. When above water, their problem solving skills and curiosity lead them to getting into all kinds of trouble. However, when submerged in saltwater, they quickly fall asleep, waking only occasionally. Most thulu owners keep a saltwater tank to put their imps down for a nap when they need a break from their antics.

Devish are very peaceful and serene imps, as long as they're the only devish in the area. They get extremely aggressive and territorial towards other devish, performing dramatic displays with their fins to try to scare them away. Though removing them from water will not harm them, they're unable to walk on land.

Shelon are calm, hardy imps that live at a slow and easy pace. They're generally solitary by choice, but are not aggressive towards other imps that share their territory, making them good low-maintenance pets for those who already have other imps.

Jellsi are mysterious imps that don't seem to do much but float. The mesmerizing flow of their delicate tentacles and frills make them a popular tank pet. Though removing them from water will not harm them, they're unable to walk on land.

Bearlies are even more food-motivated than the average imp, and are known for crashing picnics in the fall before they disappear for the winter. Though quick to growl and brandish their claws, people tend to find them cute rather than threatening, as their nubby claws and small stature pose no danger.

This curious little imp migrates from the Forneus Sea every August. They make a cute banana-like pose when happy.

These eerie imps haunt areas with lots of firelight, and are attracted by the plethora of candles lit in celebration of All Sinners' Day. Save for their tendency to gobble up any candy in the area, they make good party guests, content to lurk in the corners and help illuminate the area like they're just another candle.

These autumnal imps pop up around farms during the harvest season. Quiet and sturdy, they make good working companions, except for their tendency to get underfoot.

The newly-discovered avias are the first imps ever known to have feathered wings. They bear a strong resemblance to mythical creatures known as "birds", and chirp out beautiful songs.

This majestic imp is considered to be very wise due to their displays of keen intuition. However, they do have a habit of stealing and hoarding "treasure" and shiny things.

This funny little imp is attracted by damp and rainy weather. They move exceptionally slowly.

Stroodles are a a proud species of imp that have been bred to have fluffy fur that resembles whipped cream. They're intelligent and friendly, but need to be well trained by a firm hand to discourage bad behavior such as stealing food or constant barking.

Stellarams are incredibly quiet and docile. They go about life as if in a perpetual daydream, gently gliding through the air on their wings before rolling to a stop on the ground, cushioned by their immense amount of fluffy wool. Many stellaram owners enjoy hugging them while falling asleep.

Cribbits have an oddly regal bearing for imps that enjoy sitting in puddles. They're quite sedentary creatures, and don't enjoy being handled much, but are often kept as pets for their glittering crown of crystals and melodic croaking. It is not recommended to kiss a cribbit.

Lepidaisies are a sweet, timid type of imp. Unlike most other imps, lepidaisies prefer to nibble on plants, rather than cooked foods and sweets. They're rather slow and clumsy when walking, but can flutter through the air for short periods of time with their leaf-like wings.

This shy species of imp appear to spawn from broken or abandoned teacups, making them into a part of their body like a shell. They often look like they're weeping, but no one is sure if they actually feel sad.

These mysterious imps steal pumpkins to hide their faces. No one is quite sure what they look like underneath their pumpkins, as people who've seen one without its signature covering can't seem to remember what they saw.

Unlike other aquatic imps, aurelunas are able to float in both the water and the air. They drift along quite slowly, and don't seem to have much control over where they go. Their gentle glow makes aureluna tanks work well as nightlights.