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| - Jokka are three-gendered aliens: anadi (female), emodo (male), and eperu (neuter). They are bipedal and digitigrade, with five-fingered feet and toes; Jokka born female will tend toward paw-like feet, while Jokka born male may have toes long enough to be useable as hands. Males also have dedicated foot "thumbs" with scythe-like claws. All Jokku claws are retractible on both hands and feet. They have skin rather than hide or fur, with decorative spots, stripes or spirals; skin color can be broadly ranging from white to black, with yellows, reds, browns, blues, purples, grays possible. These colors tend to look muted to human eyes but are complex to Jokku vision. Jokka have both manes and tails; manes can sprout all the way down the spine or be limited to the head. Tails are horse-like, with
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| - Jokka are three-gendered aliens: anadi (female), emodo (male), and eperu (neuter). They are bipedal and digitigrade, with five-fingered feet and toes; Jokka born female will tend toward paw-like feet, while Jokka born male may have toes long enough to be useable as hands. Males also have dedicated foot "thumbs" with scythe-like claws. All Jokku claws are retractible on both hands and feet. They have skin rather than hide or fur, with decorative spots, stripes or spirals; skin color can be broadly ranging from white to black, with yellows, reds, browns, blues, purples, grays possible. These colors tend to look muted to human eyes but are complex to Jokku vision. Jokka have both manes and tails; manes can sprout all the way down the spine or be limited to the head. Tails are horse-like, with the spine forming the bridge anywhere from three to eight inches before petering out. There are also ruffs on the forearms and over the "insteps" (which looks like the lower leg in a digitigrade stance). Jokka have wedge-shaped faces with tufted ears, hollow fangs (more distinct in females than males) and omnivorous teeth. Their eyes are forward-facing and have oval pupils set in a vertical orientation. Most Jokka have patterned skin: usually spirals, dots, loops or stripes. Different markings are considered more attractive depending on the time period; symmetry is more valued in modern ages, while specific patterns might be more valued in earlier ones. Number of markings, "crowding," and color/translucency are also factors. These markings can sometimes have poetic names, often based on plants: "flower-opening," "leaf-from-stalk," "unopened seed," etc.
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