Summer Nikkon
Summer Nikkon is the name given to Nikki descended from those who have left their ancestral homeland. Some, but not all, can be distinguished by traits they have adapted to suit the wider world--most notable being their reduced hair. They also have slightly larger ears on average.
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
Akira, Reiko, Masa, Yori, Zasse
Masculine names
Katsuo, Chiko, Shino, Keiko, Eriko
Unisex names
Hisoka, Asa, Tora, Kicash, Ciaunea
Family names
Guchixash, Priacitea, Longstocking
Culture
Major language groups and dialects
Speak varying dialects of the Nikkon Language.
Shared customary codes and values
Summer Nikkon are generally more open to other races, including humans, and blend in seamlessly among them.
Common Etiquette rules
When greeting someone, hold your palm facing away from the recipient to show hospitality. Between other Nikkon, this means that their claws are not pointed toward them. And if you have claws, keep them retracted when not in use.
Common Dress code
Summer Nikkon typically wear more or less clothes than their Winter counterparts depending on the condition of their fur.
Birth & Baptismal Rites
At birth, each Nikkon kitten (child) is given a facial marking of their parents' choice to distinguish them.
Common Taboos
Harming one's tail
Historical figures
Jerving "Black Mane" Royston--A burly crewmember of the Black Parrot Privateers.
Ideals
Beauty Ideals
Summer Nikkon take great care and pride in their hair
Gender Ideals
Though there is little in the way of difference between gender roles, a mistranslation of their language initially caused many outsiders to initially believe that Nikkon society is matriarchal as the Nikkon word for "woman" is "queen." Perhaps to avoid this confusion, Summer Nikkon females have taken to calling themselves primarily as "vixens."
Parent ethnicities
Encompassed species
Languages spoken
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