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Female
Sleep gas
Male
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Blurry eyes gas
Physical Traits
Poison -Doublies are very specific due to their body. Their body is separated into many parts with vent and covered by hard material. Thanks to that, they can cover their surroundings in smoke. The most dangerous part is their tongue that is very poisonous. Their color is always very saturated.
Behavior
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They are mostly passive, unless provoked or threatened. They are nocturnal, sleeping during the day and hunting for food during the night. If they feel threatened or attacked, they will use their venomous gas to defend themselves.
Fun facts
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People call them bombs. Why? If they cover their self with smoke and Fire-Doublie is around, they can make an explosion that doesn't damage them.
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They love to eat Grasshopper, they love how they crunch.
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They hunt insect by their tongue, they easily get stuck on it.
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Their coats are mostly in colors that look poisonous - saturated green, blue,...
Recap
Rarity: Rare
Areas: Any
Life: Alone
Diet: Meat, Insect
Size: Small
Possible lover: Poison, Bat
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