ErrorTale Sans Butter/Butterfly Bitty

Name: typically goes by Patch, Error, Stich, or String

Size = 6

Wingspan = 6.5

Type = Error

Compatibility

Likes: Nova, Crayola, Poppy, Dewdrop Dislikes: All other bitties Likes: Bass music, personal space, yarn (any string they can create things with)

Dislikes: constant affection, being separated from a Crayola

Personality:

Despite their standoffish nature, and occasional hiss at their bonded partner, Patches actually get surprisingly stressed when they can’t see where their bonded Crayola is. Like to stay close even if they don’t want to be touched.

Similar to spiders, Patches have strings they can shoot out, similar texture to web but it’s strong enough to tie up a full grown man — as though it was actual rope. Their strings are rather prized because of this.

Due to their territorial partners, Patches are used to having a small space they call home even in your own house, and get extremely upset if you trespass or get too close. In which case, make sure the area they’ve chosen isn’t an inconvenient spot!

Description: has black bones with red fur on their hands and forearms, and red, blue, and yellow geometrical shapes on their wings

They lost their partner Crayola and is sad and depressed

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