Species Guide : Eyre Size Chart

Welcome to the World of Eyre Size Chart!

I'm adding a few extra notes on each of the entries down below, so please take a look if you're curious about any particular species/size referenced in the image.

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[ ELNINS ]

Kittom:
Newborns are of course smaller than this, but the size shown on the guide here is about how big they tend to stay until they become an adult.

• [Will be adding dire/elfin examples in the next update since there aren't many elfin kittoms any more and dire kittoms don't exist yet xD]

Elfin:
This is primarily a [size] related mutation associated with fae subtype elnins, though it can pop up on non-faenins occasionally. The actual proportions of elfin elnins are very similar to standard elnins, with maybe the slightest lean toward having a more kittom-like appearance.

• This does mean that elfin elnins still follow the standard guidelines for trait proportion measurements, but that physically all of their traits are smaller when compared directly against a standard sized elnin.

Munchkin:
A [proportion] mutation that only affects the length of the legs. All other aspects of munchkin elnins are considered "standard".

• This does mean that standard hair and ear fluff lengths appear to be slightly longer on them just due to the fact that they're closer to the ground.
• Gijinka sizes are also standard, as the transformation is already a proportion altering state, they more often than not look like normal elnins when in gijinka form. If you wanted to lean into their mutation visually, you could put them on the shorter side of average or give them a stockier appearance.

Slinky:
A [proportion] mutation that only affects the length of the spine. All other aspects of slinky elnins are considered "standard". 

• This does mean that standard hair and ear fluff lengths appear to be slightly shorter when measuring by the amount that's dragging on the floor relative to their feet because their hind legs are further back than normal. 
• Gijinka sizes are also standard, as the transformation is already a proportion altering state, they more often than not look like normal elnins when in gijinka form. If you wanted to lean into their mutation visually, you could put them on the taller side of average or give them a more willowy appearance.

Dire:
This is primarily a [size] related mutation associated with djinn subtype elnins, though it can pop up on non-djinns (djinnins?) occasionally. The actual proportions of dire elnins are pretty similar to standard elnins, with maybe a bit of lean toward a more bulky physique.

• This does mean that dire elnins still follow the standard guidelines for trait proportion measurements, but that physically all of their traits are much larger when compared directly against a standard sized elnin.

Standard:
Your average elnin is about this big.

Biped:
A minor transformation, all elnins can adjust so that they can walk comfortably in a bipedal form.

• The biped form is the same size as their normal body, just upright. 

GIJINKAS:
Elnins can take a more humanoid form with relative ease. We'll have a proper gijinka guide in the future, so mainly going to go over bare bones stuff here directly relating to size.
 Do note though, elnins do not have any sex-related features while in gijinka form, they are all Ken-dolled w/no boobies.

• Standard:
  Standard gijinkas are significantly smaller than your average human adult. Average height range should be somewhere between 3 feet to 4½ feet tall. These sizes are available to adult elnins only. Kittoms can only take toddler-sized gijinka forms.
  
  
• Smol: 
  The smallest gijinka sizes (2 feet and under), are only for kittoms and elnins with the elfin size mutation.
  
  
• Tol: 
  The largest gijinka sizes (5 feet and up), are only for royal ranked elnins, knights, and elnins with the dire size mutation.