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Florabeasts

in Frontier Flora

Noble, mysterious, and powerful, Florabeasts are plants with the forms and natures of animals. By bonding with people through planting, they share their strength with humanity.

For a list of Florabeasts by canonical number, refer to the Handbook Index

Artipine

Species | Mar 10, 2025

Covered with prickly thorn-quills, this Florabeast knows how to keep people at a distance, but give it some care and you'll have a loyal friend.
Avocadillo

Species | Jan 1, 2025

They may be a little wrinkly, but nothing can stand up to trials like an Avocadillo. When the going gets rough, they get rolling.
Beavirch

Species | May 16, 2025

The stoutest workers you'll find, as long as you don't mind their stacking up logs where you might not want them.
Beetbat

Species | May 16, 2025

Fluttering about in the twilight and early morning, these Florabeasts will always let you know when the sun is about to leave or come back.
Buffalokra

Species | May 14, 2025

One of the most powerful Florabeasts out there. Just watch out for that slime.
Cantelope

Species | May 16, 2025

The gem of the forest, it's worth chasing one into the deep woods just for the aroma alone.
Canterose

Species | May 16, 2025

Riding one is just like riding a horse, provided you have the right saddle to avoid all the thorns.
Carrotbou

Species | Jan 7, 2025

The frozen north has made these four-footed Florabeasts tough, but they don't mind basking in the warm sun neither. A common choice for beginner planters.
Celereagle

Species | Feb 24, 2025

Rulers of the air, and with good reason. These Florabeasts are too fragile to keep on the ground. A common choice for beginner planters.
Cherrier

Species | May 15, 2025

An economical creature, this Florabeast never goes anywhere without its twin. Since they're so small, that can be just about anyplace.
Choyote

Species | May 16, 2025

Wily and fast, these Florabeasts get your attention, either from their bright green hide or their incessant howling at twilight.
Cloverhoof

Species | May 16, 2025

Herds of Cloverhoof have spread across the plains, but that doesn't mean a huge placid grazer wouldn't make a good companion.
Condorange

Species | May 16, 2025

Usually just a shadow overhead, Condorange are best for planters who prefer to be alone.
Ferradish

Species | May 16, 2025

Quick, cunning, and with a bite to boot. These Florabeasts love to play and see new things, just don't get between them and their toys.
Hedgehorn

Species | Feb 14, 2025

This timid Florabeast loves to lay in the sun snuggled up with their planter. Just make sure those thorns have been trimmed lately.
Helleboar

Species | Mar 28, 2025

There are two ways to inspire people: love or fear. This Florabeast tends towards the terrifying, with a toxic demeanor to boot.
Hollyhawk

Species | May 16, 2025

Majestic yet prickly, these noble flyers know how to get the job done and look good doing it.
Hucklebear

Species | Feb 5, 2025

Smaller than others in the Beary family, Hucklebears can be hard to find away from the mountain slopes they call home. They're a welcome addition to any garden, though.
Hydra'angea

Species | May 14, 2025

Two heads are better than one, but how about nine? It's hard to sneak up on this Florabeast, but why would you want to?
Ivyper

Species | May 16, 2025

Lurking in the bushes or climbing up old buildings, these Florabeasts are always worth watching out for.
Lavendeer

Species | May 16, 2025

Proving that it isn't prey to anything, Lavendeer can be smelled a mile away. That's not a bad thing, either.
Leequack

Species | Feb 28, 2025

Fierce power in a small package, this Florabeast can handle any challenge, and it isn't afraid to prove it.
Lilytiger

Species | Jan 2, 2025

Found growing in the depths of the jungle, these Florabeasts are a sight to behold. Right before they pounce on you for playtime.
Lupine

Species | May 16, 2025

Enduring and loyal, these Florabeasts have known the clash of the battlefields as much as the calm of pulling a plow. Just be careful when scratching them behind the ears.
Mapelynx

Species | May 8, 2025

Out on a winter's day, something's moving in the brush. It might be dangerous, but it's probably just a Mapelynx, out to investigate the snowy world.
Min'talon

Species | May 16, 2025

Clear, crisp, and always on point, these Florabeasts patrol the skies for danger, then come back to relax in the herb garden.
Mistletoad

Species | May 16, 2025

Slippery and a little noxious, these Florabeasts love to sing happily down by the pond, so be careful when you drink to check for their slime.
Muleein

Species | May 16, 2025

Stouter than a Canterose and faster than a Donkeylime, these Florabeasts seem like the perfect workers. Too bad they're more ornery than either one combined.
Oax

Species | May 16, 2025

A powerful, hard-working Florabeast, indispensable on any farm. Just don't expect it to work according to your schedule.
Pamplemouse

Species | May 16, 2025

Always trying to hide in nooks and crannies, the smell of these Florabeasts give them clean away.
Pityvern

Species | May 16, 2025

Power, strength, and grace, these Florabeasts seem to have it all. Too bad you have to build a special barn just to keep them dry in bad weather.
Plumonkey

Species | May 16, 2025

Scampering about the orchards, these Florabeasts love to share all the treasures they find with others. Just make sure to check your pockets when one's around.
Purrsnip

Species | May 16, 2025

These Florabeasts love nothing more than a ball of yarn and a bowl of sugar water. Just don't let it rub up against your hands.
Ratscallion

Species | May 16, 2025

You might not see it, but you'll sure smell it. These Florabeasts keep the shadows smelling spicy and fresh.
Rattlebean

Species | May 4, 2025

You're out in the wilderness when you hear a rattling noise. It could be dangerous, but it's probably just a Rattlebean come to investigate. Be nice to the poor thing.
Skunion

Species | May 16, 2025

Versatile and hardy, these Florabeasts are able to handle offense and defense handily. Just make sure to wear a mask. A common choice for beginner planters.
Snap-dragon

Species | May 16, 2025

Soft, frilly, and a little fussy, it's almost as if these Florabeasts lull their foes into a sense of harmlessness before clamping down with those powerful jaws.
Spinnich

Species | May 16, 2025

Some folks don't like spiders, and others don't like spinach. These Florabeasts win them both over with their gentleness and utility.
Squorrel

Species | Mar 14, 2025

If you ever have small, round things go missing, check to see if any of your neighbors planted a Squorrel. Then go get the shovel.
Sugarcoon

Species | May 16, 2025

These clever tricksters are always looking for something sweet. If your candy's missing, it was probably a Sugarcoon.
Swalsify

Species | May 16, 2025

Some vegetables no one knows what to do with. These Florabeasts don't have that problem: send them out to soar the skies and deliver letters.
Turnipig

Species | May 16, 2025

At home in the mud or on a trot through the city, these Florabeasts won't let you down. Provided you can get them to rise on time, that is.
Wartermelon

Species | May 16, 2025

Bright, shiny, and obstinate as all get-out. These Florabeasts takes a lot of handling to get work done, but when they do, it's sweet.
Woolemon

Species | Jan 30, 2025

Roaming the rocky ridges of the Frontier, Woolemon are like a burst of sunshine on a cloudy day. Just don't stand in their way when they want to start butting.

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