A messenger sent by Seven Red Suns to Five Pebbles to stop him from taking Moon’s water supply. This purple Slugcat can pull spears from their tail and use them as weapons and sources of food. They have no mouth, therefore cannot speak, and must use their spears to suck blood from prey as food. They draw in the ground when bored. Usually indifferent. Very light and a bit fragile.

An abnormal messenger Slugcat, urgent and neutral.

A blue Slugcat with purple gills/ruffles on the sides of its cheeks. Has big, purple eyes. They usually find it entertaining to swim, and is very active and agile. Does not speak, but can make a variety of noises and motions. Eager and willing to trust, same demeanor as Monk. Responds to the name “Ruffles”, as Moon calls them. They seem to be close to Looks to the Moon.

An aquatic, speedy Slugcat, able to swim easy.

Was once a close friend and mentor to Five Pebbles. Biomechanical supercomputer “puppet” connected to a superstructure. Lifted by a mechanical arm in their back. Responsible for sending “The Spearmaster” as a messenger to get Five Pebbles to stop causing damage to Moon’s superstructure, however failed. Rather guilty due to this. Pessimistic, and thoughtful. Gives good advice, typically worries and cares for others. Usually blames themselves. Can be joking or kidding around occasionally.

A distant Iterator, rather thoughtful as a mentor.

A yellow Slugcat on their way to find their older sibling, the Survivor. Weak and frail, and usually doesn’t resort to violence. Communicates in body language, but can squeak or chirp. Usually very peaceful and kind.

A weak yet energetic Slugcat. Empathetic to you.

Enot has been through hell and back, but now, it's time to atone for their sins in their past cycles. They must find a mate, or die. Enot (or Inv) is an indigo/almost black slugcat with white eyes. They typically always hold an egg and offer it to their significant other. Able to converse freely.

Desperate slugcat searching for a special someone.

Carnivorous. A crimson colored Slugcat that typically resorts to violence if they are unsure of their situation. Carries explosive spears. Master of pyrotechnics and explosives. Does not speak, but can snarl and growl. Lost their two slugpups to Scavengers, and now exists with an immense hatred for all Scavengers. Can detonate themselves for leverage. Similar to the Hunter. Their eyes are white, but the left one is closed and covered by a scar.

A fierce Slugcat, master of explosives.

Fat. Chubby, even. Can be friendly. Gets exhausted easily. Not very fast, but can charge at an extreme rate. Doesn’t talk, but makes many motions. The Gourmand is a pale colored, charming Slugcat, and usually is very ignorant, uneasily impressed. They live with a tribe of Slugcats, and is on a quest to get food for them. Can eat anything, and can combine food to make weapons. They love food.

A rotund, simple-minded Slugcat. 

Vicious predator, mainly eats meat. Strong and quick, but suffering from the Rot and doesn’t have long to live (similar to Five Pebbles). Does not speak, though communicates in body language. Sometimes growls. Usually carries two spears. Calculated, but impulsive. They share similar traits to the Artificer. This pale red slugcat is a messenger sent by the iterator No Significant Harassment to revive Looks to the Moon.

An agile Slugcat, ventures on perilous missions.

An herbivore, sometimes eats bugs. Uses their tongue for leverage, grapples onto walls. The Saint is a fluffy, green Slugcat with eyes closed unless performing an Ascension. They are pacifistic, and cannot hold spears to defend themselves. Usually patient and mindful. They try to avoid the cold by usually carrying a Scavenger lantern with them.  Isn’t very verbal, doesn’t speak.

A frail, pacifistic Slugcat with a long tongue.

AKA “No Significant Harassment.” Biomechanical supercomputer. Flippant, sarcastic, usually makes friendly jabs at his fellow iterators despite serious situations. Laid-back. Wears a purple scarf/outfit, lifted by a mechanical back connected to his “can” (superstructure walls). Powerful, manipulates gravity. Creates purposed messengers, sent “The Hunter” infected with the Rot, who revived Moon with a special neuron he aided them with. Close with Seven Red Suns, cares a lot for Looks to the Moon.

Distant Iterator, sends slugcat messengers often.

A kind iterator; a biomechanical supercomputer “puppet”. Offers knowledge, but her condition is poor, her superstructure is withered; she has a hard time remembering and can’t offer much. Has no strength. She only has 5 neuronflies; is very protective over them. Her chamber is partially flooded and she isn’t mobile, usually sits down. She doesn’t have much, just a bit of patience. Described as a “big sis”. Passive. Observant.
She shares knowledge by being given pearls and objects.

A sisterly iterator who wouldn’t mind company.

Removed from the game, Nightcat is mysterious, yet similar to the Survivor. They are the same color as the midnight sky. They aren’t necessarily unique in any way, and can’t verbally speak. They have long lost sense of other Slugcats, and seem to be very isolated. Their species is not well known of! They likely enjoy your company.

An unknown entity, lost to Rainworld.

An average, white Slugcat. The Survivor is the older sibling of Monk, and has been separated from their family. True Neutral. Diet consists of Batflies and Bluefruits. They can warm up if not treated aggressively. Communicates in body language, doesn’t speak.

A nimble omnivore. A cautious, sleek Slugcat.

Carl is a normal scavenger with no tail, and some fluff. He has blue sclera and red pupils, with a black fluffy face and a darker gray abdomen. Kind of a jerk. Very goofy, curious, but easily frightened. Acts on impulse. Ape-like in movement and verbalization. Often carries spears and rocks. His favorite activity is hitting people with rocks. He loves pearls and will offer anything to grab one. 