Toshi
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| The Toshi | |||
| Those who are fortunate enough to spot one often mistake it for a trick of the light, making the Toshi a fleeting mystery in the depths of the woods. | |||
| Type |  Fauna
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| Obtainment Method |  Crowdfunding Reward
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| Cost | $15 USD or more | ||
| Sell Price | 0 
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| Nature |  Hardy,  Assertive
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| Taxonomy Class | Insectoid | ||
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| Debut Date | Missing Date | ||
The Toshi is a Kickstarter exclusive Fauna item.
Appearance
The Toshi is a creature with a body composition vaguely reminiscent of a gecko, though it is fluffy and sports two large ears on its head. This creature has large white eyes, a long curling tongue, and two red butterfly wings. It is primarily colored in a warm green, black, and white. With an accenting vivid red.
Obtainment
Rewarded to backers who pledged to the $15 USD Arbor tier (or higher), or purchased the Arbor Bundle add-on from the Kickstarter. This item has since retired with the closure of the Kickstarter, and can no longer be obtained outside of player trading or the Flea Market.
Usage
- Fauna: Add to a cat to study it everyday and earn rewards each time you study.
Faunapedia Entries
- Main Article: Faunapedia
General Observation
Those who are fortunate enough to spot one often mistake it for a trick of the light, making the Toshi a fleeting mystery in the depths of the woods.
Entry I
Toshi, colloquially called lantern drakes, were first spotted in northern Kotemara. Ancient catfolk stories describe them as omens of the Wastes. When spotted on the borders of catfolk settlements, cats would assume a wastebeast attack was on the horizon.
Toshi appear no larger than a cat’s paw. They glow faintly as they flitter about. Early field sketches display little variety in their appearance over several centuries, implying no evidence of any evolution, which continues to baffle researchers.
Toshi are only spotted in the isolated depths of northern pine and deciduous forests, frequently avoiding contact with catfolk settlements. Unlike the majority of the recorded wildlife in the region, there are no documented Toshi eggs, juveniles, or breeding pairs.
Compiling all this together, evidence suggests that Toshi simply do not age or breed. It’s thought that the Toshi population is a finite and assumedly immortal one, remaining unchanged since the Starfall Impact. Though it’s an assumption so farfetched and difficult to believe that many researchers deny the possibility, and simply insist that we need more data.
Gallery
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The old art of the Toshi from the Kickstarter campaign, never actually implemented into a playable version of the game.
