Pets

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.

Though these imps are prized for their beauty and ornate patterning, they have foul tempers. Be careful not to disturb one while it's preening.

This ominous imp has a habit of sitting in one place and staring for incredibly long periods of time, without ever moving or blinking.

These otherwise docile imps go crazy for chalky candy—the cheaper, the better.  They'll eat straight through paper packaging to get at the sugary contents inside.

These curious imps have a penchant for stealing flowers. Some floracoons snack on them, but others hide them away to make colorful little hoards—until they start to rot, that is.

Instead of sweets, this imp seems to prefer eating... Batteries? Strangely toy-like, tomodigis are a popular pet for buns who can't afford to have imps that run around causing trouble.

This reclusive imp has a penchant for stealing shiny things away to hoard in the chest it hides in. Most things a mimikeeper steals are never seen again... Maybe it's actually eating them?

These whimsical imps grow fins and body plating that resemble fanciful bows and saddles. When a group of them gather, they enjoy spinning around in circles together.

These delicate imps create a soothing, chiming sound. On days with nice weather, they like to sit outside and sing simple chains of notes.

A rock with googly eyes glued on? What are you talking about? This is clearly a budrock, the hot new pedigree imp that everyone wants as a pet! Sure, they don't move, or make sounds, or eat... But they clearly love you anyways!

These eerie-looking imps wraps their wings around themselves like a cloak when they're not fluttering about. They can release a surprisingly loud chirping sound when irritated.

These imps can make a sound that's unsettlingly similar to a succubun's scream, and tend to hang around areas with reports of demonic activity.

These ominously hovering imps are drawn to funeral homes and graveyards. Though their existence is new, they've already become the focus of urban legends claiming them as a sign of death and misfortune.

These virtues are attracted to those who show themselves to be pure of heart. Their nature is docile and quiet, and they can always tell when their owner is troubled. They float without ever flapping their wings.

These virtues are attracted to those who show exceptional patience. Their nature is slow and methodical, and they make very undemanding pets. The sand running through their hourglass-like body never seems to run out.

These virtues are attracted to those who show exceptional kindness. Their nature is friendly and outgoing, and they enjoy interacting with other pets. Getting hugged by their little arms makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

These virtues are attracted to those who show themselves to be exceptionally charitable. Their nature is gentle and attentive, and they always want to help their owner, even if there's little they're capable of doing. They cannot actually give away the gem they appear to hold, but touching it is said to bring good luck.

These virtues are attracted to those who show exceptional humility. Their nature is shy and withdrawn, and they don't like to draw attention to themselves. Their body swirls like mist, but is fully solid.

These virtues are attracted to those who show exceptional diligence. Their nature is hardy and persistent, and they never tired when their owner sets them to a task or training. The tools they appear to hold are part of their body, and cannot be put down.

These virtues are attracted to those who show exceptional temperance. Their nature is considerate and restrained, and they get fussy with owners who over-indulge. They can hold two items in their hands and weigh them accurately, like a set of scales.