Planetary Silvfoxes

The Planetary Silvfoxes are currently available through donating real money to the site. Every $10 earns you one planetary exclusive silvfox. There are 7 variants of the planetary silvfoxes, though they all share the same base sprite, and correspong to a celestial body in our solar system.

Originally the sun and moon varients had their own descriptions, however now they all share the same description.

The planetary Silvfoxes ARE breedable.

Descriptions[]

Egg: This egg rotates in circles around the other eggs.

Foxling: Aww, it's a little kit! It loves to gaze up at the sky, especially when it can see the stars and planets clearly.

Adult: Planetary silvfoxes have been touched by a celestial body. They vary in size, with Sun silvfoxes being the largest and moon being the smallest. Born only under the light of the stars and in the clearest midnight skies, it is said that the original planetary silvfox blessed each of its offspring with a different heavenly body. To this day, the descendents of those offspring still carry the blessings of their lineage and are marked by the heavenly body that protects them. Though they may never meet another of their kind, all planetary silvfoxes are drawn to each other and get along remarkable well with one another, often circling each other upon meeting as a type of greeting.

Old Sun Description: Aww, it's a little kit! Its fur glows so brightly that it hurts to look directly at it. Sun Silvfoxes are very solitary creatures. They tend to sit motionless, radiating light and warmth as they bask in the sun. Despite their silence, the flora and fauna of the Misty Woods, especially the Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn Silvfoxes, are drawn toward them.

Old Moon Description: Aww, it's a little kit! It seems to enjoy gazing at the moon-lit sky. Moon Silvfoxes are very friendly, amiable creatures, though they tend to gravitate strongly toward Earth Silvfoxes. Their fur normally glows faintly, but the glow brightens when they are in close proximity to Sun Silvfoxes.