Items

Kebanzu's horns are moved forward and twisted into one unicorn-like horn.

Horns that mimic the Divine in shape, and texture.

This is the horn that will peirce the heavens!

Kebanzu's horn takes on the shape and appearance of a crochet hook.

Kebanzu's horns appear to be flowerbuds, can be shown closed or blooming

Kebanzu's horns appear to be the stems of a pumpkin

Kebanzu's horns become shaped like a tridents

Kebanzu's horns become smooth and pearlescent

Kebanzu's horns appear to be made of detailed mosaic or stained glass

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be made of branching twigs

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be made of smooth driftwood

Kebanzu's horns look like icecream cones with melting ice cream! (optional trailing wasps)

Kebanzu's horns appear to be made of abalone shell

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be made of seaglass, with a translucent frosted texture and rounded shape. Can be any one solid color, or a gradient from one color to another

Kebanzu's horns gain a reddish tint, become branched, and appear to be made of coral

Kebanzu's horns become shaped like seashells

Kebanzu’s horns appear to be made of bones

Kebanzu's horns gain thorns across their surface

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be tiny bonsai trees.

Do

• Model after any type of Bonsai tree.
• Follow the general shape and size of your Keb's base horn type if using on a seasonal skin.
• Have it be present in artwork unless it is on a seasonal skin.

Don't

• Use to mimic the shape of any horn types not present on your Keb's base form.

*The leftmost Keb in the example image shows the result of Uni Horn + Bonsai Horns