Traits

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be made of light, they are translucent, light emitting, and flicker from time to time.

Kebanzu’s horns appear to be gourds of some sort.

Kebanzu’s horns appear to be mushrooms.

Kebanzu's horns gain a spiral marking like a candy cane and become glossy and smooth (can be any swirl of colors).

Kebanzu's now has 4 horns, arranged in a similar fashion to a jacob's sheep.

Kebanzu's horns become splintered and charred like burnt wood.

Kebanzu's horns become partially or entirely made of billowing smoke.

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be made of candy corn.

Kebanzu's horns appear to become small pine trees.

Kebanzu's horns appear to become sparklers at the ends.

Kebanzu's horns now appear to be pinecones.

Kebanzu's horns become shaped like seashells.

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

Kebanzu's horns gain prickly thorns across their surface.

Kebanzu's horns appear to be flowerbuds. Can be shown closed or blooming.

Kebanzu's horns become rounded at the ends.

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