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December Bitties

Peppex (Spicefell Grillbitty) One of the hotter Grillbitty types temperature-wise, Peppex bitties are often made up of bluish-white flames. They have a short fuse, but they keep their temper on an equally short leash as they are prone to causing catastrophic fires when their anger gets the best of them. They will refuse to acquiesce to entitled people's demands even when threatened and have no reservations about threatening people in return. They do need a quiet room to calm themself down in, preferably where they can set things on fire to get their anger out if they've had a rough day and need to let loose. They tend to relax somewhat around Chili bitties and will often develop vitriolic friendships with them, though they will refuse to allow anyone to insult a Chili bitty in their presence. Like all fire elemental bitties, they prefer to stay away from water and enjoy consuming flammable objects and liquids.

Cobra (Spicefell W.D. Gaster) If Gaster bitties enjoy science, Cobra types have made it their obsession. Their studies are the most important to them, outweighing any form of connection and even their own physical needs. They will not hesitate to experiment on others or even themselves if they lack test subjects, and they are not known to practice ethics in their pursuit of knowledge. They can monologue for ages on their discoveries to those willing (and sometimes unwilling) to listen. It's not unusual for Cobras to consume a worryingly large amount of coffee, the caffeine making them rather jittery when they're left with nothing to fiddle with. They have horrible sleeping habits as well, crashing wherever they wind up and sleeping for a long period of time. They are prone to moving rapidly at times, like a striking cobra, and gesticulating wildly. Their Gaster Blasters take the form of snake skulls.

Aurora (Spicefell Muffet) Unlike their Underfell counterparts, Aurora bitties are cannibalistic out of necessity rather than occasional indulgence. They appreciate the finer things in life so are usually better suited to adopters who make a decent amount of money. They prefer warmer climates, naturally, and despise the cold. They are unopposed to trapping potential customers and threatening to eat them if they don't buy something (which they are often very willing to follow through on unless their adopter intervenes). They also despise any other bitties who might prove competition for their business and will not hesitate to sabotage them via rumor or getting their own hands dirty if needed. They enjoy being treated like princesses; a spoiled Aurora is usually a happy Aurora. They quite enjoy being doted on, especially if their adopter makes it clear that an Aurora's well-being and contentment comes before their own.

Cascabel (Spicefell Bittyblook) These ghostly bitties hate having anyone tell them what to do and can be rather selfish; it's not uncommon for them to hoard objects or food to themselves and refuse to share with anyone. They thrive best in single-bitty households where they can have all of the attention on them because it's not unusual for them to consider the person who adopts them as solely theirs as well - an addition to their hoard of items, so to speak. They don't talk much, but they like to feel like they are the ones in control of the household and their adopters graciously chosen to serve them. They enjoy horror movies, especially awful ones as they tend to poke fun at the horrible special effects. Cascabels don't like being seen as lonely or weak-spirited and they especially dislike being caught crying. They are capable of possessing objects if they so desire, sometimes multiple at a time.

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October Bitties (part one)

Introducing the first of two sets of bitties being released for October! All are available for adoption and will be featured in the annual Halloween event!

Dye (Chesstale Napstablook) Being black pawns, Dye bitties are usually viewed by other Chesstale bitties as being the lowest on the hierarchical ladder. But that's just fine with them, because they are perfectly comfortable with being who they are and have no desire to change themselves for others. Dye bitties are prone to tears, of course, but unlike other bittyblooks their tears are black in color (and the reason the top hats they wear are also black). Dye bitties will often take to decorating their hats with ribbons, the most common preference in ribbon color being blue. While they are able to be left alone for up to three days without anyone else around, these bitties are only truly able to thrive in a household with at least one other bitty to keep them company. They also prefer to have their own private dwellings rather than sharing with another.

Diamond (Chesstale Mettaton) Elevated to a black rook from a black pawn, Diamond bitties take great pride in their higher ranking and they admittedly tend to lean on their newfound status every now and then. They don't think much of pawns but do tend to be eager to please those they see as being higher-ranked than they are. It is presumed that this is due to Diamond bitties not getting the respect and adoration they desired while pawns, and now that they believe themselves being worthy of said recognition that they desire as much of it as possible. They will not often date below their rank for that reason, though they are open to forming connections (either platonic or romantic) with those of the same rank or higher. They enjoy attention and are always open to speaking with their fans; an easy way to gain a Diamond's favor is to present them with an expensive gift.

Sable (Chesstale Sans) Sable bitties aren't usually the types to draw unnecessary attention to themselves if they can avoid it. Though they still have a penchant for puns, they are quieter and less talkative than other Sans-type bittybones but also the most hardworking. However, their hardworking nature can lead to them pushing themselves to the point of burnout, and it takes a lot of convincing for them to take breaks. These bitties often suffer from inferiority complexes due to being black pawns (therefore low-ranking), believing themselves to be somehow lesser, though they do tend to be receptive to those who will build them up and encourage them rather than break them down further. They do enjoy puns, both hearing and making them, but typically only pun back at others if they feel comfortable enough. It's not uncommon for a Sable bitty to develop a crush on those who appear bigger and stronger than they are due to their desire to feel protected.

Pitch (Chesstale Papyrus) Pitch bitties are as straightforward and to the point with their feelings as one would expect a rook to be; they are very emotionally clever and capable of reading others with ease. They are also quite protective of the Sables they are paired with, but unfortunately cannot be around them as much as they would like to due to busy schedules. Pitch bitties tend to be very clean and organized, and push themselves hard in anything they set their minds to. They do tend to worry over their respective Sables and are willing to drop everything in order to care for them should they be suffering from burnout. Pitch bitties also have a hard time falling asleep due to having active minds; establishing a wind-down routine usually helps. It's not uncommon during one of their sleepless nights for a Pitch to occupy himself with puzzles or do some cleaning. These bitties often put forth a cheerful, optimistic front for others, but will show their real emotions around those they know can keep a secret.

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That feeling when you see your bitties featured in a multichapter fic on AO3-

The fic in question: https://archiveofourown.org/works/22344391?view_full_work=true

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New bitties have come to the adoption center!

Shift (Outertale Napstablook) This subspecies is unusually calm, even for a bittyblook, with hardly anything seeming to make them upset or cry. This is because they tend to be better at bottling up their own emotions and feelings so as not to bother others with their so-called 'useless sentimentality.' They tend to be quite slow to open up to others almost as much as typical Underfell bitties, and most if not all of them have a love of listening to or creating space ambient music. Though they act as though they prefer to be alone, the truth is anything but. And as with many other bittyblook types, they enjoy lying on the floor - or the nearest flat surface - and feeling like garbage. It's not uncommon to find they've fallen asleep during this activity, much more so than their other counterparts. They have the tendency to stay up late at night to watch the stars, which might play into their sleeping habits.

Tantan (Caketale Grillby) Grillbitties are experts when it comes to food, and Tantan bitties are no exception. However, they can be perfectionistic about the whole thing. If a Tantan bitty is making constant mistakes, then it's a sure sign that either they are either sick or otherwise have something bothering them. Tantan bitties also have the unfortunate habit of biting off more than they can chew, though it's primarily due to the fact that they have a hard time saying no to anyone and have a soft spot for children. Tantans are about as talkative as your average Grillbitty, though they are a good deal more emotive - perhaps not to the level of an Amber bitty, but emotive nonetheless. They're prone to stress-cooking, but unfortunately this tends to only exacerbate the issue due to the higher likelihood of them making mistakes. Their specialty dish is tangerine cake, and they smell like said treat as well.

Currant (Underpie River Person) If Riverbitties are cryptic, then the Currant type is downright nonsensical. They'll use phrases like 'a cup of grapefruit slices' when describing a spoonful of butter, and should they be corrected they'll typically respond with annoyance. It takes a patient adopter to parse out their unusual language because it does in fact seem to be unique to each Currant bitty and yet somehow if two Currant bitties are put together they can understand one another perfectly even if they might leave others scratching their heads in confusion. Their robe is purplish-black, similar to the fruit that they are named for, and to no one's surprise their favorite snack is black currant pie. Currant bitties also have the unusual habit of staring at people for an uncomfortably long time, almost as if entranced. When they act this way, a gentle poke or calling their name is usually enough to snap them out of it.

Spike (Underfell Nice Cream Guy) Contrary to the majority of Nicebitty types, this is one you won't want to take an ice cream from. He'll offer both bitties and potential adopters alike treats, of course, the same as all the rest of his kin do - but usually these treats have nasty surprises in them such as poison or broken glass. With his ragged dark red fur and the spiked bracelets he wears, he's hardly the most trustworthy-looking rabbit bitty to look at and as far as he's concerned it's your own fault if you fall for his offer. He only offers bitty-sized snacks, so while his 'pranks' might not affect a person much they can be dangerous for bitties that are too young or otherwise too trusting for their own good. It's not recommended that you leave a Spike unsupervised because of this. Strangely, while the treats a Spike will give out are definitely dangerous to other bitties, they have never actively dusted anyone through this method.

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*iris seems to have fallen asleep while she was reading* @shyghostnapsta

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all the bitties together! blooky's a little scared but chilly's there to comfort him! thank you @shyghostnapsta

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chilly, blooky and splish are gonna meet some new pals..! { @shyghostnapsta }