Figs

⭐ Gootrax created by: ButterBlue

Figs is a community Gootraxian designed by ButterBlue.

It is a light blue insect with three horns and pale-pink ruffs of fur around its hands and feet. It is unclear what species of insect Figs is. However, it is most likely a type of dragonfly and not a moth.

Abilities

Figs are capable of using both “Grab” and “Attack” abilities like most of the Gootraxians that you see in-game.

Obtainability

You can become a Figs by hitting the tree in the Garden and eating the fruit that falls from it, or by being infected by another Figs.

Bestiary Info

New Description

TBA

Old Description (Bestiary debut)

Figs are Gootraxians characterised as peculiar light-blue insects with three dark-blue horns protruding from their heads, thick, dark-blue fur around their necks and small, band-like, pink tufts of fur. There are several dark-blue striped and spotted markings around their bodies. They have translucent, dark-blue wings sprouting from their backs.

Figs have strange tufts of hair growing from their heads. They are not spines however, and are made of the same natural fur material that covers the rest of their bodies. They are incredibly lightweight, despite seeming to have the same mass as other Gootraxians. It is unclear why they are like this as it does not appear to give them an advantage in combat.

Despite having wings, Figs do not appear to fly that much, but are capable of flight, as rare instances of them doing so have been recorded. They prefer to use their wings as a means of communication by vibrating them in different patterns. These vibrations can signal other Figs to rally against a threat or signal a retreat.

Figs seem to frequent the Laminax garden more than other areas of the facility. Records have shown that their numbers correlate to the fruits that grow from the tree there.

Gallery

Assortment of in-game footage of Figs

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  Fig (Grab)
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  Fig (Dead)