動植物 Fauna

Fauna of the World
A vast range of fauna inhabit the World of Shiizun; most of the animals presented are notably chimeras or crossbreeds of two real world animals, although there are exceptions, such as bears and cats.

Tochi No Eien No Yuki

 * Arctic camel — A thick furred, two humped animal from the Southern Water Tribe used for transportation.
 * Arctic hen — Arctic bird bred for its meat; tastes quite similar to the possum chicken.
 * Arctic hippo — Mammal that is hunted for its blubber.
 * Arctic seal — Swimming mammal.
 * Buffalo yak — Four-legged, furry, horned mammal used for transportation.
 * Cuttlefish — Used to make paint that is applied for ceremonial markings.
 * Dolphin piranha — A marine animal capable of eating humans.
 * Fish — Various species are typically relied on for food in the Winter lands.
 * Koalaotter — Oceanic mammal with gray fur and large ears.
 * Ming snake — Snake that lives in the Winter lands; known to bite humans.
 * Octopus — Cephalopod that lives in the sea.


 * Otter penguin — Penguin with four flippers used for sledding.
 * Polar bear — Non-hybridized arctic creature. Bones used in crafting weaponsundefinedand pelts for carpets.
 * Polar bear dog — A large, four-legged wild carnivore; it was historically feared and hunted by the populace, but can be tamed.
 * Polar dog — Large dog: kept as pets.
 * Polar leopard — White leopard that preys on turtle seals; used for clothing.
 * Seal — Mammal whose skin is used to build tents.
 * Sea sponge — Aquatic invertebrate.
 * Tiger seal — Striped brown seal.
 * Tiger shark — A powerful animal that is a cross between a tiger and a shark.undefined
 * Turtle seal — Brown seal with a hard shell.undefined
 * White hamster — Small, white rodent.undefined
 * Wolf — Canine that inhabits the polar regions.
 * Yak — Large, four-legged herbivore.

Tochi No Eien No Hana

 * Ant — Small insect that lives in large colonies.
 * Armadillo lion — Armadillo and lion cross.


 * Badgermole — Enormous, subterranean blind mammals.
 * Bear — Large brown, non-hybrid mammal known to hibernate; extremely rare.
 * Beetle worm — Worm and beetle hybrid that is occasionally used as an ingredient in soup.
 * Blue jay — Bird with blue feathers.
 * Boar-q-pine — Large wild boar covered in sharp, detachable spines.
 * Bumble fly — Buzzing, flying insect.
 * Buzzard wasp — Enormous flying insect.
 * Cabbage slug — Small yet destructive agricultural pest.
 * Camelephant — Four-legged mammal with a long nose; used for transportation.
 * Canyon crawler — Insectoid, six-eyed, omnivorous creatures.
 * Cat — There are numerous subspecies of cats, including a fluffy white tabby with green eyes, slim beige cat with patches of brown, and a bearded feline.
 * Cat owl — Large, predatory bird with feline facial features.
 * Catgator — Fierce reptile.
 * Chameleon — Small, color-changing lizard with yellow eyes and a crest on its head.
 * Chicken — Flightless bird bred for meat and eggs.
 * Cranefish — Noisy birds found near coastlines.
 * Dog — Largely domesticated four-legged mammal.
 * Dove — Agile white bird.
 * Dragonfly — Flying, serpentine lizard that resembles a dragon.
 * Duck — Farmed bird; often roasted.
 * Eel hound — Amphibious four-legged creature; used for quick transportation over both land and water.
 * Elbow leech — Enormous parasitic worm that attaches to elbows and feeds on human blood.
 * Elephant koi — Massive oceanic koi fish.
 * Elephant mandrill — Mandrill and elephant cross.
 * Elephant rat — Black rodent with a large snout.


 * Giant night crawler — Giant worm.
 * Giant rhinoceros beetle — Giant beetle; used for transportation.
 * Gilacorn — Small desert-dwelling, egg-stealing lizard.
 * Glowfly — Bioluminescent fly.
 * Goat dog — Small, shaggy, white canine kept as a pet.
 * Gopher bear — Cross between a gopher and a bear.
 * Goat gorilla — Aggressive primate which inhabits secluded mountains and woodland; are sometimes held in captivity and tamed.
 * Hippo — Large, semi-aquatic mammal.
 * Hog — Wild mammal hunted for food in forested regions.
 * Hog monkey — Forest-dwelling ape with a squashed face.
 * Hopping llama — Presumably a llama that can hop, as the name implies.
 * Hoppy possum — Cross between a frog and a possum.
 * Hybrid pigs — Includes the wooly-pig, moo-sow, picken, pigster, pig deer, bull pig, and pig chicken.
 * Iguana parrot — Green reptilian bird with large talons.
 * Jackalope — Jackrabbit with large antlers.
 * Leech-a-pillar — Leech and caterpillar cross.
 * Lop-eared rabbit — Nimble rabbit with long, drooping ears.
 * Meadow vole — Small white rodent.
 * Ostrich horse — Large brown bird commonly used for transportation.
 * Platypus bear — Bear with a large bill and flat tail; lays edible eggs.
 * Poodle monkey — Domesticated simian pet.
 * Possum chicken — Bird hunted in the Foggy Swamp; tastes quite similar to arctic hen.
 * Prickle snake — Serpentine creature which is known to hide in sleeping bags, posing a danger to its occupier.


 * Purple pentapus — Small cephalopod with five tentacles.
 * Pygmy puma — Smaller and sleeker species of puma bred for and adapted to living in a compact city environment.
 * Quilled chameleon — Reptile found in the densely forested regions.
 * Rabaroo — Cross between a rabbit and kangaroo; young rabaroos are nurtured in their mothers' pouch.
 * Saber-tooth moose lion — Moose and lion cross; cubs are not aggressive, but mature females are protective of their young.
 * Scorpion — Venomous arachnid.
 * Screeching bird — White bird with a shrill, piercing call.
 * Sea vulture — Scavenger bird that inhabits the western coast of the Spring Lands.
 * Serpent — Large aquatic creature that inhabits the East and West Lakesundefinedand is capable of dismantling a passing cruiser.
 * Se tu — Large green catfish.
 * Scorpion bee — Flying insect that gathers in large swarms and stings ferociously when aggravated.
 * Shirshu — Large, eyeless mammal with a pink, star-shaped nose; has a keen sense of smell used for tracking and navigation.
 * Singing groundhog — Small, brown, and furry rodent with a musical call.
 * Skunk bear — Cross of a skunk and a bear.
 * Skunk fish — Foul-smelling, oily fish.
 * Sooty copper fritillary — Orange and yellow butterfly tracked by miners to uncover new mineral deposits.
 * Sparrowkeet — Small, colorful bird sometimes kept as a pet.
 * Spider — Eight-legged arachnid capable of quickly weaving a web.
 * Spider snake — Ten-eyed chimerical creature known to inhabit the Spring Lands. In gambling, rolling two fives is known as "spider snake eyes".
 * Spider wasp — Cross between a spider and a wasp.
 * Turkey duck — Turkey and duck hybrid.


 * Unagi — Enormous eel that inhabits the West Sea.
 * Viper bat — Serpent-like creature with bat wings found in caves.
 * Wolfbat — Large, snub-nosed bat.
 * Wood frog — Amphibian with medicinal properties.

Tochi No Eien No Taiyou

 * Aardvark sloth — Used to clean off slime.
 * Armadillo bear — Large bear with a hard, segmented shell.
 * Badgerfrog — Green and brown frog with a trim of white fur.
 * Cavehopper — White arthropod with four legs.
 * Clam — Mollusk found in rivers; outer shell blisters when its environment is ravaged by water pollution.
 * Dragon — Large, flying reptile with a long body.
 * Dragon moose — Used for pulling carriages.
 * Eagle hawk — Cross between an eagle and a hawk.
 * Elephant rat — Elephant and rat cross.
 * Flutter bat — A large bat found in the Summer lands; it is a cross between a bat and a butterfly or a moth.
 * Hawk — Non-hybridized hawk.
 * Hippo cow — Domesticated and carnivorous mammal with black spots.
 * Iguana seal — Green aquatic reptile characterized by its unusual call.
 * Koala sheep — Koala and sheep hybrid.
 * Komodo chicken — A cross between a komodo dragon and a chicken; can be consumed as food.
 * Komodo rhino — Ferocious creature characterized by its versatility and ability to function over many different types of terrain; it is therefore useful as a cavalry mount, but is also used to make komodo sausages.
 * Lion vulture — Vulture and lion cross.
 * Maggot slug — A cross between a maggot and a slug.
 * Meer penguin — A cross between a meerkat and a penguin.


 * Messenger hawk — Messenger birds of prey with dark red or brown feathers.
 * Mongoose dragon — Mongoose and basilisk lizard cross used for transportation.
 * Panrilla — Panther and gorilla cross.
 * Puma goat — A cross between a puma and a goat.
 * Raven eagle — Avian animal that can be trained to intercept messenger hawks.
 * Sea lion — Large aquatic mammal used to tug boats over the sea.
 * Sea slug — Large slug sometimes cooked for food.
 * Squirrel toad — A small forest dwelling animal, it is a cross between a squirrel and a toad.
 * Tigerdillo — A hybrid between a tiger and an armadillo; known for its roar and defensive nature.
 * Tiger monkey — Hybrid of a tiger and a monkey.
 * Toucan puffin — Sea bird with a large yellow bill.
 * Turtle crab — Crab with a protective turtle shell.
 * Turtle duck — Duck with a protective green shell.

Tochi No Eien No Ha

 * Firefly — Bioluminescent flying insect.
 * Hermit crab — Crustacean that outgrows and replaces its shell.
 * Ring-tailed winged lemur — Flying gray primate kept as a pet.
 * Winged lemur — Flying black and white primate kept as a pet.

Worldspread

 * Bunch hornet — A type of flying insect that disguises itself as fruit.
 * Cat deer — Cross between a cat and a deer; it can be domesticated, and is large enough to be ridden.
 * Chicken lizard — Cross between a chicken and a lizard.
 * Elephant rhino — A large animal that is a cross between an elephant and a rhinoceros.
 * Fish — Aquatic fauna found in the ponds of Imperial City Park.
 * Lion elephant — Cross between a lion and an elephant.
 * Lion turtle — An ancient species that can grow to immense sizes. Vegetation will occasionally sprout on its back, and cities are sometimes built on its shell.
 * Lizard crow — Lizard and crow cross that lives in urban areas.
 * Meerpenguin — Cross between a meerkat and a penguin.
 * Mongoose lizard — Cross between a mongoose and a lizard.
 * Monkey marmot — Cross between a monkey and a marmot, known for its persistence in resisting domesticity.
 * Opossum bat — Cross between an opossum and a bat, often used as an idiom ("playing opossum bat") to describe when someone is feigning defeat, death, illness, etc.
 * Peacock pigeon — Cross between a peacock and a pigeon.
 * Pheasant squirrel — Cross between a common pheasant and a squirrel.
 * Phoenix — Large bird commonly associated with the element of fire, and a symbolic representation of the ruler of ruler of the Summer Lands' power.
 * Poodle pony — Cross between a poodle and a pony.
 * Pythonaconda — Cross between a python and an anaconda.
 * Rhino lion — Cross between a rhinoceros and a lion.
 * Rooster pigeon — An avian species located in the Summer lands, especially by docks.
 * Skunk squirrel — Cross between a skunk and a squirrel.
 * Snail sloth — Cross between a snail and a sloth, and the slowest creature in the World of Shiizun.
 * Spider rat — Lives within the houses in Tochi No Eien No Taiyou and is considered to be an urban pest.
 * Spiderfly — Cross between a spider and fly that sometimes gets caught in its own web.
 * Shark squid — A cross between an squid and a shark that is considered powerful and scary.
 * Squirrel — Small rodent.
 * Two-headed rat viper — Venomous snake with two heads.
 * Walrus yak — Cross between a walrus and a yak.
 * Weasel snake — Cross between a weasel and a snake, can be used as an insult toward someone who is conniving.
 * Woodpecker lizard — Cross between a woodpecker and a lizard.