Design and MYO Creation Guide

Created: 20 November 2024, 14:39:36 EST
Last updated: 12 October 2026, 23:06:06 EDT

Design Rules

Basic
  • You must select one trait for every required category during submission.
  • You are free to use whatever design you like for markings, clothing, and accessories, and fur stylization (when there is fur).
  • Visible disabilities such as missing limbs can be applied freely.
  • Anatomical changes are not permitted without specific traits.
Miscellaneous
  • CBC/IP-inspired designs or character imports must be clearly identified in the comments. Please refer to the Terms of Service for additional rules.
  • Designs must be SFW, and may not be sexualized or suggestive.
  • Designs may not promote harmful, hateful, or controversial content.

Reference Requirements

Maximum Image Size: 1500 x 1500px

Design Clarity
  • The image must include a clear fullbody on a clean background. 
  • All traits must be clearly distinguishable. If your style does not allow for this, please provide a small, flat-colored cutaway on the same image.

Clothing and Accessories
  • Clothing and accessories are allowed, but must not mimic body traits.
  • If clothing covers a specific trait, a cutaway reference is required.
  • All accessories must be attached to the character in a logical way. The image shows a character with logically attached clothing and accessories.
Allowed
  • Light shading and rendering
  • Clean or transparent background
  • Props and held items.
Prohibited
  • Shading that obscures markings or colors
  • Distracting, busy backgrounds
  • Sentient companions

Resources

Below you will find Anatomy Diagrams for each species' adult and baby forms! Although they are very beautiful, please do not trace or heavily reference them... instead, there are many F2U bases at your disposal!

 

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MYO Creation & Submission

Submitting your own design requires a MYO Ticket item.

Step 1

Open a Request: Go to your MYO Slots, select your slot, and click 'Submit MYO Design'.

Step 2

Comments: List any items used to add rarer traits (e.g., "Reindeer Potion: Used for Reindeer Antlers").

Step 3

Add-ons: Attach the physical items (e.g., Reindeer Potion x1) from your inventory that correspond to the traits you used.

Step 4

Traits: Carefully select every trait used from the dropdown menu. Ensure the Rarity matches the rarest trait.

Redesigning

NOTE: Redesigning is completely separate from growing up babies! For more information on growing, check the Baby Guide.

Minor Transformation Hat

Allow one design change each (with some limitations). See more information in the item description.

Major Transformation Hat

Allows for a full overhaul design overhaul. See more information in the item description.

The following design changes do not require any design edit spell:

  1. Stylizing things like fur and build
  2. Re-stylizing a feature within the same trait (ex. character has custom pupils trait, heart pupils -> star pupils)
  3. Changing accessories and/or clothing
  4. Minor color changes, such as subtle tinting

Candle Noodles (CN)

Visual Trait Guide

Required Trait Categories
  1. Eyes (required: 1 [P] pupil trait & 1 [I] iris trait)
    • [P] = Pupil shape trait
    • [I] = Iris shape trait
    • (note: link may include Eye traits for other species)
  2. Wax (required: 1 [CVG] coverage trait & 1 [Q] quality trait)
    • [CVG] = Wax coverage trait
    • [Q] = Wax quality (texture) trait
    • [M] = Markings trait
  3. Flames (required: 1 [S] shape trait 1 [C] coloration trait)
    • [S] = Flame shape trait
    • [C] = Flame coloration trait
  4. Snout
  5. Fangs
  6. Feet
Key & Untraited Features
  • Head & Tail Flames: 'Flames' trait (by default, the flames are matching).
    • Wicks are optional!
  • Wax-covered lop ears (can be modified by restricted ear traits)
  • Lizard-like tail shape (can be modified by restricted tail traits)
  • Cat-like paw beans (untraited)
  • Forked tongue (untraited)

Adult Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Wax covers ears by default. It (wax) varies between individuals.
  • Forked tongue.
  • Magic flames come from the wick on the head and tail. Flame brightness is usually an indicator of health.
  • Length changes anatomy. Longer noodles have more ribs!
  • Candle Noodles are usually between the size of a large dog and a tiger.

[BABY] Wick-Wyrm Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Body completely covered in wax.
  • As a newborn, their wax only stops with enough room to breathe.
  • Magic flames have not yet developed. When they do, the wax will melt and reveal more skin.

Lumendras (LM)

Visual Trait Guide

Required Trait Categories
  1. Eyebrows
  2. Whiskers
  3. Ears
  4. Ear Feelers
  5. Body Length
  6. Tail (note: link may include Tail traits for other species)
Key & Untraited Features
  • Matching lantern lures on the head and tail
  • Beaded eyes OR dark sclera (no pupils allowed)
  • Tiny nub feet with cat-like paw beans

ADULT Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Lantern lures vary between individuals, but match on both the head and tail lure.
  • Beaded eyes, and no teeth!
  • Whiskers and feelers are very sensitive.
  • The main purpose of the Lumendra's tail is fat storage, aside from also being the location of the second lure.
  • Feet are padded to protect their skin and aid in walking.
  • They are found with very diverse proportions!
  • Lumendras are about the size of a small dog.
  • Lumendras do not have bones!
  • Their bodies are very sensitive to the environment. Their skin is very permeable, and they need to live in moist and humid environments to survive naturally.

[Baby] Luma Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Lures are encapsulated in an opaque shell, hiding the light. It will open in adulthood.
  • Egg is soft.
  • Feelers (if any) are small, but very sensitive.

Tortuvinas (TR)

Visual Trait Guide

Required Trait Categories
  1. Eyes (required: 1 [P] pupil trait & 1 [I] iris trait)
    • [P] = Pupil shape trait
    • [I] = Iris shape trait
    • (note: link may include Eye traits for other species)
  2. Eyebrows
  3. Tail (note: link may include Tail traits for other species)
  4. Wings
Key & Untraited Features
  • Visual design reminiscent of tortoises
  • Mist covering the back (can also be placed on other parts of the body)
  • Four main wings and one pair of (matching) head wings (this is the 'Wings' trait)

Adult Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Softly glowing mist covers their backs, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Different sections of mist can be different colors, however, any one section can be a solid color or a gradient of colors.
  • Tortuvinas have four main wings, with an additional two on their head. This wing type is consistent across the body.
  • Underneath the mist is a skin akin to reptiles. They have a generally wide, flattened shape, with their organs spread horizontally to fit. However, Tortuvinas are not ever really missing their mist.
  • Wing anatomy varies by trait.
  • Tortuvinas are approximately the size of an elephant.
  • A Tortuvina's heart and lungs are very large, to aid in flight. Their bones are also hollow, to reduce weight/strain.

[Baby] Tort Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Have not gained their mist yet and cannot fly.
  • No feathers as a newborn!

Ruptours (RU)

Visual Trait Guide

Required Trait Categories
  1. Eyes (required: 1 [P] pupil trait & 1 [I] iris trait)
    • [P] = Pupil shape trait
    • [I] = Iris shape trait
    • (note: link may include Eye traits for other species)
  2. Horns (required: 1 [S] horn trait)
    • [S] = Side-growing horn trait
  3. Ears
  4. Claws
  5. Tail
Key & Untraited Features
  • Feline anatomy
  • Sword tail, design is up to the creator as long as there is at least 1 sharp edge.
  • Retractable wings on the front leg that connect to the side of the stomach. On the main ML reference, the wings may be drawn in their retracted or unfolded (any shape and design) form.

Adult Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Sword design can vary a LOT! Not even always a sword.
  • Ruptours have gliding wings. Depending on the Ruptour, the wing may expand or unfold in order for it to glide. When expanded or unfolded, the wing is thin and smooth with no texture.
  • Tend to be very fluffy!
  • Modern-day Ruptours must be freed from the amulets they were trapped inside of!
  • Usually between the size of a housecat and a tiger.
  • Bone transitions into the sword. The sword is made of a semi-flexible, but very strong, body material. It actually contains blood vessels, allowing Ruptours to manipulate their tails.

[Baby] Riftling Anatomy Diagrams

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Diagram Notes Transcription
  • Tail is soft and malleable, as to not harm themselves.
  • Newborns do not have fur!
  • Nub horns, if any.