VPZ Research Center

Believed to have evolved in parallel to the Achihond, the Achichat too has just recently been spotted wandering into regions away from their polar homeland. People called them "angel cats" and believed them to be celestial creatures, especially when they actually come in to contact with man and react with neither fear nor agression (due to their homelands so far from the influence of man). Long ago, they might have been solitary like most other small cat species, but these catz have developed unique hunting styles that reduce intraspecific competition. The cats that have taken flight opt to hunt small birds, much the way raptors do. Some developed coarse fur and are adept swimmers, catching fish and other aquatic prey. The remainder prey mostly upon small mammals. Little is known about the interactions between these and thei canine counterparts. One theory is that the species have never met, with the dogz living at the south pole and the catz' domain in the north. (This breed is entirely of my invention.)

Cabbits are meowing, hopping, carrot-loving creatures who, in their lapine-feline form, are playful and harmless. At his owner's command, the cabbit can transform into a powerful starship. The most famous cabbit is Ryo-ohki, companion of the infamous space pirate Ryoko. (This breed was inspired by the series Tenchi Muyo.)

Ostrich-sized, flightless birds that serve as mounts for the people in the Final Fantasy worlds. Chocobos are used for everything from racing for entertainmant to battle mounts. Their functions mirror horses of our world. (Based on creatures from the Final Fantasy series, primarily FF7.)

There are many kinds of fae in the world of fantasy. These faeries are really of a generic forest type. Fae in general are mischievous humanoid creatures, but most will not do any harm unless provoked.

A large cat, possibly descended from bobcats, mountain lions, or other species. This large creature has a widespread habitat with the shorthaired variety roaming plains, deserts and armer climates, and the heavy-furred ones found in coniferous forests, tundra, and higher elevations. Many males possess antlers which are used to fight and defend themselves. (This breed is purely my own invention.)

In a fantasy world of medieval Japan, occasionally a cat will develop an extra tail. These felines, sometimes called "two-tails," tend to possess magical abilities. The best known two-tail's name is Kirara (or Kilala depending on translation), companion of the demon-slayer Sango. Kirara has the ability to transform into a large, powerful, flying cat at whim and serves as mount and loyal fighting companion for Sango and her human, half-human, and "other" friends. (This breed was inspired by the series Inu Yasha.)

What skinless soulless beast is this, untimely roused from its eternal slumber? Perhaps these creatures met unpleasant fates in life. Perhaps they have returned for some holy or unholy purpose. Maybe they are merely the results of a bored hexer with an overactive imagination... Whatever they are, hopefully you can provide a nice home.

OOPS...
The Petz 5 version of this file that was originally released was the wrong offset number. Petz from this file will need the "mistake" file to be adopted and played with. The "fixed" file has the same offset as the other versions. Petz adopted in Petz 3 or 4 will need this file to import.

A domestic creature from the land of Venitell. It was selectively bred to serve many purposes. More info is available here: Lepitaur Page (This breed was my own invention.)