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Pink Slime has a minion!

Chickadoo the Chicklet Puff

Pink Slime
Legacy Name: Javiera

The

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Owner:

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Age: 5 years, 2 months, 3 weeks

Born: February 5th, 2019

Adopted: 4 years, 9 months, 3 days ago

Adopted: August 1st, 2019

Statistics

Level: 1
Strength: 10
Defense: 12
Speed: 10
Health: 10
HP: 10/10
Intelligence: 1
Books Read: 1
Food Eaten: 2
Job: Unemployed

Slime Rancher is a tale of Beatrix LeBeau, a plucky young rancher who sets out for a life a thousand light years away from Earth on the 'Far, Far Range' where she tries her hand at making a living wrangling slimes. With a can-do attitude, plenty of grit, and her trusty vacpack, Beatrix attempts to claim, amass a fortune, and avoid the continual peril that looms from rolling, jiggling avalanche of slimes around every corner!

Story coming soon. . .

	Pink Slime "Their coral hue is scientifically proven to be the color of cheer." Diet: Fruit, Veggie, Meat \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Pink Slimes are the most common slime found on the Far, Far Range. They're cheerful, docile, and the easiest of all slimes to ranch. Rancher Risks: None \| Docile Plortonomics: Pink Plorts are an excellent "multipurpose generic substance" used to manufacture everything from food products to household cleaners. All over earth, people are eating burgers, sweetening their coffees or scrubbing their floors with pink plort products. That's some serious versatility!		Phosphor Slime "The softly glowing heralds of starlight." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Cuberry Slimeology: Phosphor slimes come out at night, flying about the moonlit range upon their translucent wings. Their luminescent slime cores that pulse with a soft glow yielded the nickname 'low stars'. Rancher Risks: The slimes and their plorts will vanish in sunlight. \| Docile Plortonomics: The luminescent compound found within phosphor plorts can produce light for over 100 years. Plus if you rub the stuff in your hair, it glows and looks really cool.
	Tabby Slime "Those stripes, that tail, that wiggle, wiggle, wiggle." Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Stony Hen Slimeology: Tabby slimes share many curious similarities to domesticated house cats of Earth. You'd almost mistake them for a true feline... if they weren't made entirely of gooey slime, of course. Rancher Risks: Love to steal things that they don't eat (fruits, veggies, etc). \| Docile Plortonomics: Tabby plorts are a key ingredient in a variety of 'performance enhancing' products that grant the consumer a surge of the tabby slime's signature energy and exuberance. And while athletes the world over take them to gain an edge, prolonged use often results in 'uncontrollable butt wiggles', another (less desirable) signature of the tabby slime.		Honey Slime "Nothing is sweeter than (a freshly produced plort of) honey." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Mint Mango Slimeology: Honey slimes are an odd breed of slime composed of a hyper-sweet slime compound. Most ranchers agree their plorts taste great on cereal. Rancher Risks: Other slimes will readily eat their sweet, sweet plorts. \| Docile Plortonomics: Honey plorts are highly prized by food manufacturers. Though the plorts are naturally incredibly sweet, the discovery that they could be refined into an even sweeter substance made their demand soar. These refined honey plorts are said to score an unprecedented 867 on the Werner-Thompkins-Hong sacchrino scale, just a few points shy of 'not fit for human consumption.'
	Puddle Slime "Keep one in your boot and you'll always stay cool. But it's weird." Diet: Water \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Puddle slimes are a rare species of slime that live in fresh water pools found on the range. Rancher Risks: Puddle slimes will quickly evaporate if left on any dry surface for too long. \| Docile Plortonomics: Puddle plorts are made almost entirely from an incredible hydro compound known by chemists across the galaxy as H2Ohhhhh. This compound is used to create an absurdly expensive brand of bottled drinking water that is sought after by the elite back on Earth. While some people argue that there is little difference in taste between it and tap water, those people seriously are not getting it.		Hunter Slime "Nevermind the rabbit, have you seen any chickens?" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Roostro Slimeology: The Hunter Slime is the wild cousin of the tabby slime. Their slimological makeup allows for a natural cloaking ability that renders it almost completely invisible. Their only tell is in their giant, almond eyes, which can often be seen hovering in the dark. This effect is often described by unsuspecting ranchers as 'aaaahhhhHHH!' Rancher Risks: The hunter slime excels at stalking chickens. \| Docile Plortonomics: Amazingly, a serum can be made from hunter slime plorts that can actually render a person invisible! The effect only lasts for about a day, but this serum is nonetheless incredibly popular back on Earth.
	Quantum Slime "A slime that really shows its potential." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Phase Lemon Slimeology: Quantum Slimes appear to have resulted from some sort of event that took place in the Ancient Ruins long ago. At all times, the quantum slime is capable of emitting other possible realities of their being, called "ghosts". Rancher Risks: A rancher needs to learn to detect when quantum slimes are primed to take over the reality of a ghost, and act quickly. \| Docile Plortonomics: Quantum plorts are believed by many to hold the secret to infinite resources. Given the quantum slime's ability to change reality, it's theorized that unlocking the potential of quantum plorts would allow for a technology that converges the realities of other entities into our reality and- well basically we're talking about cloning stuff. Infinite energy, chickens, whatever. Probably no harmful side effects to this at all.		Tangle Slime "A slime that- that- AACHOOOO!" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Painted Hen Slimeology: Though the tangle slime may look innocent with its wide smile and colorful flower atop its head, it's actually a fearsome predator with a big appetite for tasty meat. Rancher Risks: Not only can tangle slimes tunnel their vines underground to snatch food from outside their corrals, but the flowers on their head can produce a noxious pollen cloud that causes other slimes to go into sneezing fits. \| Docile Plortonomics: Despite the troublesome nature of the slimes that create them, tangle plorts have incredibly beneficial agricultural applications. Fertilizers and growth formulas made from tangle plorts are used by farms all across Earth to greatly enhance crop production. It's speculated that the unusually high nutrient count found within tangle plorts that now grow Earth's vegetables results from the tangle slime's incredible appetite for chickens, but that's super gruesome so let's just ignore that.
	Dervish Slime "Twists and turns all day and spirals all night." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Prickle Pear Slimeology: Dervish slimes are commonly found in the Glass Desert, cruising across its dusty dunes at high speed atop little whirlwinds. One thing is for certain: wherever the dervish slime needs to go, it gets there in a hurry. Rancher Risks: A highly agitated dervish slime can produce giant cyclones of air that vacuum up and toss about anything they touch. \| Docile Plortonomics: Dervish plorts are a fantastic source of clean energy that helps give turbines and generators an extra boost. They are in constant demand as curiously, there is a finite number of spins stored in every dervish plort.		Rock Slime "These slimes ore totally metal." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Heart Beet Slimeology: Rock slimes earned their name from the rocky crown of sharp spikes atop their slimy bodies. Rancher Risks: Their rocky crown is sharp enough to pierce straight through a rancher's boots. But it's not all about watching where you're stepping as these rocks are always rolling. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Rock plorts are prized for being a key component in the production of 'blue metal,' an amazing alloy that's stronger than titanium and lighter than plastic. Because of its amazing strength, blue metal is often a key component in the hulls of light-speed capable starships, synthetic appendages, and protective holophone cases.
	Boom Slime "Careful, these slimes have been known to expl-" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Briar Hen Slimeology: Boom slimes are often heard before they're seen. The slime cells of a boom slime are constantly vibrating, causing their slime to increasingly crackle with energy before ultimately exploding. Rancher Risks: In addition to explosions causing bodily harm, they also have the capacity to send all nearby slimes flying into the air, making them a hard slime to corral. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Highly volatile boom plorts have all sorts of applications, including powering rocket thrusters and demolitions. Military organizations value their highly destructive capabilities for 'medical technology and other research'. Imagine that!		Rad Slime "Its radiance is so lovely it makes you sick." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Oca Oca Slimeology: It's unknown if rad slimes came to be from external radiation sources or from something naturally occurring within the Far, Far Range. Regardless, rad slimes emit such a potent aura of radiation they glow in the dark! Rancher Risks: A rad slime's radioactive aura can induce rad poisoning to a rancher if they remain within it for too long. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Given these "raddies" are basically mobile batteries, it's no surprise that corporations value rad plorts for their incredible energy-producing capabilities. Most rad plorts get turned into 'plortonium' and everything from the latest holophone to a radwave microcook system runs on the stuff.
	Crystal Slime "It's clear as shiny, transparent rocks that these slimes are dangerous." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Odd Onion Slimeology: Believed to be a cousin of the rock slime, the crystal slime is covered in a crown of shimmering, crystal spikes. Rancher Risks: The sharp crystals adorned on the crystal slime's crown will cause a great deal of harm if touched. Worse still, the crystal slime routinely creates large patches of dangerous crystals in the environment around them. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Though the crystals produced by a crystal slime are highly unstable, a crystal plort, like all plorts, is far more pure and can be used by slime scientists to engineer a variety of metals that are entirely transparent. This innovation has lead to metropolitan areas on Earth completely transforming visually, allowing more light to reach the streets and the space as a whole a chance to 'breathe.' Architects often describe these transparent metals as 'so totally cooler than normal, boring metals.'		Mosaic Slime "Remarkable from every angle." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Silver Parsnip Slimeology: The mosaic slime gets its name from the glittering array of glass tiles that cover its body. Rancher Risks: Their glass tiles create a shimmering effect in daylight that attracts other slimes to them. Even more dangerous, the mosaic slime can produce glints in the space around them: ultra-hot solar anomalies that grow in intensity before drifting toward the ground and bursting into flames. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Mosaic plorts are desired for researching the glass structures within the Glass Desert. Samples of this glass turn brittle when taken from the Far, Far Range, yet interestingly, mosaic plorts seem unaffected by this phenomenon. Almost certainly, this glass is being studied because it's really pretty and not because it can cause devastating solar anomalies.
	Fire Slime "Like a little campfire, except that it moves and it's a slime." Diet: Ash \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Fire slimes need ash to survive and will quickly snuff out if left on any other surface for too long. Rancher Risks: A fire slime's naturally burning state makes them bad companions for other slimes as their fiery touch will send a slime flying. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Fire plorts are used in the developing world on Earth to keep stoves and fireplaces burning. Thanks to fire plorts, warm hands and hot food is a possibility for millions of people who otherwise would not have access to such luxuries.		Quicksilver Slime "A swift, sterling shimmer of static slime." Diet: Electricity \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Quicksilver slimes are among the rarest slimes on the Far, Far Range, thanks in large part to their only known habitat being owned exclusively by Mochi Miles. Quicksilver slimes are lightning quick, and feed on electricity. This is generally accomplished by their moving really fast and slowly accumulating the static charge they generate. However, Mochi has decided to speed up the process and created a method for feeding them energy in a far more direct fashion. Rancher Risks: Quicksilver slimes are not normally harmful to a rancher as the static they generate has a low current. However, Mochi's method of feeding them a great deal of electricity at once makes quicksilver slimes overcharged with a current high enough to be harmful if touched. \| Docile / Harmful Plortonomics: Mochi sells quicksilver plorts off-market and little is known about her buyers or their motives.
	Glitch Slime "If you're reading this inside the Slimeulation, how do you know it's real?" Diet: None \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Glitch slimes were formed from a bug in the codebase of Viktor's Slimeulation of the Far, Far Range. Though a wholly digital entity, these slimes could easily be considered 'real' within the limits of the world they inhabit. Glitch slimes do not seek out food like physical slimes; instead, they seem to be expanding to every corner of the Slimeulation, driven by some unknown purpose. Rancher Risks: Though glitch slimes pose no direct danger to a rancher, their mischievous nature can make for hazardous situations when attempting to wrangle them. Glitch slimes will take the form of other slimes and objects. \| Docile Plortonomics: A glitch slime does not display any drive to eat the simulated food of the slimeulation and so no known plorts exist.		Gold Slime "Get rich or die sliming." Diet: Gilded Ginger \| Favorite: Gilded Ginger Slimeology: The most exclusive and sought after of all slime species is easily the gold slime. Very little is known about these slippery creatures as they have proven impossible to capture. Rancher Risks: Gold slimes produce no direct risks to a rancher but their appearance often induces panic and leads to (sometimes fatal) mistakes. Further, the only way to obtain gold plorts is to strike a gold slime with any spare resources in your vac. Plortonomics: Gold plorts have little practical use and are the most valuable of all plorts simply because they are shiny and rare. Back on Earth, the elite love to adorn themselves in jewelry made of gold plorts, far exceeding the value of any terrestrial precious metal.
	Twinkle Slime "However bright, all things become but a twinkle." Diet: None \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Few ranchers have ever even glimpsed a twinkle slime, with most believing it to be a legend. But those that have know it's real, and that the twinkle slime seems to be related to the passing of time, or a change in seasons. However, this is only a theory as data on twinkle slime behaviors is quite limited. Rancher Risks: Twinkle slimes pose no known risks to ranchers. They appear to be almost ethereal in nature. Plortonomics: Twinkle slimes do not seem to eat, and do not produce plorts.		Lucky Slime "Oooh, shiny!" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Lucky slimes are a strange variant of tabby slimes that seem to have a fascination with shiny objects, particularly newbuck coins. A lucky slime gobbles up any coin it can find, giving it a distinct jingling sound as it moves about. However, coins don't make for a balanced diet and a lucky slime will still greedily devour meat of any kind. In doing so, its body bursts with a shower of newbucks. Rancher Risks: Lucky slimes pose the same risk to ranchers as other rare slimes: mainly, accidents in pursuit which can lead to demise. The promise of a small fortune when encountering a lucky slime has led to more than a few ranchers head-first into the slime sea. This occurrence has led some of the more superstitious ranchers to see the lucky slime as a bad omen, or the universe testing their greed. These ranchers will ignore lucky slimes altogether, even purposefully shooing them away. Well, until you hear those newbucks jingling, and then, maybe just one shot wouldn't hurt... Plortonomics: A lucky slime isn't known to produce plorts of any kind.
	The Tarr "Those awful, ravenous, rainbows." Diet: Slimes, Meat, Ranchers \| Favorite: Ranchers Slimeology: The tarr seek only to consume and replicate. Because of this, it can spread rapidly throughout the ranch. Many ranchers recommend running away with their arms waving, and screaming. Rancher Risks: The tarr are the single biggest threat to ranchers. The tarr will seek out slimes to consume and replicate themselves, but will also devour chickens, rot crops in their proximity, and even devour ranchers! Plortonomics: The Tarr produce no plorts, only more tarr. And then more tarr still.

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	Pink Slime "Their coral hue is scientifically proven to be the color of cheer." Diet: Fruit, Veggie, Meat \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Pink Slimes are the most common slime found on the Far, Far Range. They're cheerful, docile, and the easiest of all slimes to ranch. Rancher Risks: None \| Docile Plortonomics: Pink Plorts are an excellent "multipurpose generic substance" used to manufacture everything from food products to household cleaners. All over earth, people are eating burgers, sweetening their coffees or scrubbing their floors with pink plort products. That's some serious versatility!		Phosphor Slime "The softly glowing heralds of starlight." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Cuberry Slimeology: Phosphor slimes come out at night, flying about the moonlit range upon their translucent wings. Their luminescent slime cores that pulse with a soft glow yielded the nickname 'low stars'. Rancher Risks: The slimes and their plorts will vanish in sunlight. \| Docile Plortonomics: The luminescent compound found within phosphor plorts can produce light for over 100 years. Plus if you rub the stuff in your hair, it glows and looks really cool.
	Tabby Slime "Those stripes, that tail, that wiggle, wiggle, wiggle." Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Stony Hen Slimeology: Tabby slimes share many curious similarities to domesticated house cats of Earth. You'd almost mistake them for a true feline... if they weren't made entirely of gooey slime, of course. Rancher Risks: Love to steal things that they don't eat (fruits, veggies, etc). \| Docile Plortonomics: Tabby plorts are a key ingredient in a variety of 'performance enhancing' products that grant the consumer a surge of the tabby slime's signature energy and exuberance. And while athletes the world over take them to gain an edge, prolonged use often results in 'uncontrollable butt wiggles', another (less desirable) signature of the tabby slime.		Honey Slime "Nothing is sweeter than (a freshly produced plort of) honey." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Mint Mango Slimeology: Honey slimes are an odd breed of slime composed of a hyper-sweet slime compound. Most ranchers agree their plorts taste great on cereal. Rancher Risks: Other slimes will readily eat their sweet, sweet plorts. \| Docile Plortonomics: Honey plorts are highly prized by food manufacturers. Though the plorts are naturally incredibly sweet, the discovery that they could be refined into an even sweeter substance made their demand soar. These refined honey plorts are said to score an unprecedented 867 on the Werner-Thompkins-Hong sacchrino scale, just a few points shy of 'not fit for human consumption.'
	Puddle Slime "Keep one in your boot and you'll always stay cool. But it's weird." Diet: Water \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Puddle slimes are a rare species of slime that live in fresh water pools found on the range. Rancher Risks: Puddle slimes will quickly evaporate if left on any dry surface for too long. \| Docile Plortonomics: Puddle plorts are made almost entirely from an incredible hydro compound known by chemists across the galaxy as H2Ohhhhh. This compound is used to create an absurdly expensive brand of bottled drinking water that is sought after by the elite back on Earth. While some people argue that there is little difference in taste between it and tap water, those people seriously are not getting it.		Hunter Slime "Nevermind the rabbit, have you seen any chickens?" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Roostro Slimeology: The Hunter Slime is the wild cousin of the tabby slime. Their slimological makeup allows for a natural cloaking ability that renders it almost completely invisible. Their only tell is in their giant, almond eyes, which can often be seen hovering in the dark. This effect is often described by unsuspecting ranchers as 'aaaahhhhHHH!' Rancher Risks: The hunter slime excels at stalking chickens. \| Docile Plortonomics: Amazingly, a serum can be made from hunter slime plorts that can actually render a person invisible! The effect only lasts for about a day, but this serum is nonetheless incredibly popular back on Earth.
	Quantum Slime "A slime that really shows its potential." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Phase Lemon Slimeology: Quantum Slimes appear to have resulted from some sort of event that took place in the Ancient Ruins long ago. At all times, the quantum slime is capable of emitting other possible realities of their being, called "ghosts". Rancher Risks: A rancher needs to learn to detect when quantum slimes are primed to take over the reality of a ghost, and act quickly. \| Docile Plortonomics: Quantum plorts are believed by many to hold the secret to infinite resources. Given the quantum slime's ability to change reality, it's theorized that unlocking the potential of quantum plorts would allow for a technology that converges the realities of other entities into our reality and- well basically we're talking about cloning stuff. Infinite energy, chickens, whatever. Probably no harmful side effects to this at all.		Tangle Slime "A slime that- that- AACHOOOO!" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Painted Hen Slimeology: Though the tangle slime may look innocent with its wide smile and colorful flower atop its head, it's actually a fearsome predator with a big appetite for tasty meat. Rancher Risks: Not only can tangle slimes tunnel their vines underground to snatch food from outside their corrals, but the flowers on their head can produce a noxious pollen cloud that causes other slimes to go into sneezing fits. \| Docile Plortonomics: Despite the troublesome nature of the slimes that create them, tangle plorts have incredibly beneficial agricultural applications. Fertilizers and growth formulas made from tangle plorts are used by farms all across Earth to greatly enhance crop production. It's speculated that the unusually high nutrient count found within tangle plorts that now grow Earth's vegetables results from the tangle slime's incredible appetite for chickens, but that's super gruesome so let's just ignore that.
	Dervish Slime "Twists and turns all day and spirals all night." Diet: Fruit \| Favorite: Prickle Pear Slimeology: Dervish slimes are commonly found in the Glass Desert, cruising across its dusty dunes at high speed atop little whirlwinds. One thing is for certain: wherever the dervish slime needs to go, it gets there in a hurry. Rancher Risks: A highly agitated dervish slime can produce giant cyclones of air that vacuum up and toss about anything they touch. \| Docile Plortonomics: Dervish plorts are a fantastic source of clean energy that helps give turbines and generators an extra boost. They are in constant demand as curiously, there is a finite number of spins stored in every dervish plort.		Rock Slime "These slimes ore totally metal." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Heart Beet Slimeology: Rock slimes earned their name from the rocky crown of sharp spikes atop their slimy bodies. Rancher Risks: Their rocky crown is sharp enough to pierce straight through a rancher's boots. But it's not all about watching where you're stepping as these rocks are always rolling. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Rock plorts are prized for being a key component in the production of 'blue metal,' an amazing alloy that's stronger than titanium and lighter than plastic. Because of its amazing strength, blue metal is often a key component in the hulls of light-speed capable starships, synthetic appendages, and protective holophone cases.
	Boom Slime "Careful, these slimes have been known to expl-" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: Briar Hen Slimeology: Boom slimes are often heard before they're seen. The slime cells of a boom slime are constantly vibrating, causing their slime to increasingly crackle with energy before ultimately exploding. Rancher Risks: In addition to explosions causing bodily harm, they also have the capacity to send all nearby slimes flying into the air, making them a hard slime to corral. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Highly volatile boom plorts have all sorts of applications, including powering rocket thrusters and demolitions. Military organizations value their highly destructive capabilities for 'medical technology and other research'. Imagine that!		Rad Slime "Its radiance is so lovely it makes you sick." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Oca Oca Slimeology: It's unknown if rad slimes came to be from external radiation sources or from something naturally occurring within the Far, Far Range. Regardless, rad slimes emit such a potent aura of radiation they glow in the dark! Rancher Risks: A rad slime's radioactive aura can induce rad poisoning to a rancher if they remain within it for too long. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Given these "raddies" are basically mobile batteries, it's no surprise that corporations value rad plorts for their incredible energy-producing capabilities. Most rad plorts get turned into 'plortonium' and everything from the latest holophone to a radwave microcook system runs on the stuff.
	Crystal Slime "It's clear as shiny, transparent rocks that these slimes are dangerous." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Odd Onion Slimeology: Believed to be a cousin of the rock slime, the crystal slime is covered in a crown of shimmering, crystal spikes. Rancher Risks: The sharp crystals adorned on the crystal slime's crown will cause a great deal of harm if touched. Worse still, the crystal slime routinely creates large patches of dangerous crystals in the environment around them. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Though the crystals produced by a crystal slime are highly unstable, a crystal plort, like all plorts, is far more pure and can be used by slime scientists to engineer a variety of metals that are entirely transparent. This innovation has lead to metropolitan areas on Earth completely transforming visually, allowing more light to reach the streets and the space as a whole a chance to 'breathe.' Architects often describe these transparent metals as 'so totally cooler than normal, boring metals.'		Mosaic Slime "Remarkable from every angle." Diet: Veggie \| Favorite: Silver Parsnip Slimeology: The mosaic slime gets its name from the glittering array of glass tiles that cover its body. Rancher Risks: Their glass tiles create a shimmering effect in daylight that attracts other slimes to them. Even more dangerous, the mosaic slime can produce glints in the space around them: ultra-hot solar anomalies that grow in intensity before drifting toward the ground and bursting into flames. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Mosaic plorts are desired for researching the glass structures within the Glass Desert. Samples of this glass turn brittle when taken from the Far, Far Range, yet interestingly, mosaic plorts seem unaffected by this phenomenon. Almost certainly, this glass is being studied because it's really pretty and not because it can cause devastating solar anomalies.
	Fire Slime "Like a little campfire, except that it moves and it's a slime." Diet: Ash \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Fire slimes need ash to survive and will quickly snuff out if left on any other surface for too long. Rancher Risks: A fire slime's naturally burning state makes them bad companions for other slimes as their fiery touch will send a slime flying. \| Harmful Plortonomics: Fire plorts are used in the developing world on Earth to keep stoves and fireplaces burning. Thanks to fire plorts, warm hands and hot food is a possibility for millions of people who otherwise would not have access to such luxuries.		Quicksilver Slime "A swift, sterling shimmer of static slime." Diet: Electricity \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Quicksilver slimes are among the rarest slimes on the Far, Far Range, thanks in large part to their only known habitat being owned exclusively by Mochi Miles. Quicksilver slimes are lightning quick, and feed on electricity. This is generally accomplished by their moving really fast and slowly accumulating the static charge they generate. However, Mochi has decided to speed up the process and created a method for feeding them energy in a far more direct fashion. Rancher Risks: Quicksilver slimes are not normally harmful to a rancher as the static they generate has a low current. However, Mochi's method of feeding them a great deal of electricity at once makes quicksilver slimes overcharged with a current high enough to be harmful if touched. \| Docile / Harmful Plortonomics: Mochi sells quicksilver plorts off-market and little is known about her buyers or their motives.
	Glitch Slime "If you're reading this inside the Slimeulation, how do you know it's real?" Diet: None \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Glitch slimes were formed from a bug in the codebase of Viktor's Slimeulation of the Far, Far Range. Though a wholly digital entity, these slimes could easily be considered 'real' within the limits of the world they inhabit. Glitch slimes do not seek out food like physical slimes; instead, they seem to be expanding to every corner of the Slimeulation, driven by some unknown purpose. Rancher Risks: Though glitch slimes pose no direct danger to a rancher, their mischievous nature can make for hazardous situations when attempting to wrangle them. Glitch slimes will take the form of other slimes and objects. \| Docile Plortonomics: A glitch slime does not display any drive to eat the simulated food of the slimeulation and so no known plorts exist.		Gold Slime "Get rich or die sliming." Diet: Gilded Ginger \| Favorite: Gilded Ginger Slimeology: The most exclusive and sought after of all slime species is easily the gold slime. Very little is known about these slippery creatures as they have proven impossible to capture. Rancher Risks: Gold slimes produce no direct risks to a rancher but their appearance often induces panic and leads to (sometimes fatal) mistakes. Further, the only way to obtain gold plorts is to strike a gold slime with any spare resources in your vac. Plortonomics: Gold plorts have little practical use and are the most valuable of all plorts simply because they are shiny and rare. Back on Earth, the elite love to adorn themselves in jewelry made of gold plorts, far exceeding the value of any terrestrial precious metal.
	Twinkle Slime "However bright, all things become but a twinkle." Diet: None \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Few ranchers have ever even glimpsed a twinkle slime, with most believing it to be a legend. But those that have know it's real, and that the twinkle slime seems to be related to the passing of time, or a change in seasons. However, this is only a theory as data on twinkle slime behaviors is quite limited. Rancher Risks: Twinkle slimes pose no known risks to ranchers. They appear to be almost ethereal in nature. Plortonomics: Twinkle slimes do not seem to eat, and do not produce plorts.		Lucky Slime "Oooh, shiny!" Diet: Meat \| Favorite: None Slimeology: Lucky slimes are a strange variant of tabby slimes that seem to have a fascination with shiny objects, particularly newbuck coins. A lucky slime gobbles up any coin it can find, giving it a distinct jingling sound as it moves about. However, coins don't make for a balanced diet and a lucky slime will still greedily devour meat of any kind. In doing so, its body bursts with a shower of newbucks. Rancher Risks: Lucky slimes pose the same risk to ranchers as other rare slimes: mainly, accidents in pursuit which can lead to demise. The promise of a small fortune when encountering a lucky slime has led to more than a few ranchers head-first into the slime sea. This occurrence has led some of the more superstitious ranchers to see the lucky slime as a bad omen, or the universe testing their greed. These ranchers will ignore lucky slimes altogether, even purposefully shooing them away. Well, until you hear those newbucks jingling, and then, maybe just one shot wouldn't hurt... Plortonomics: A lucky slime isn't known to produce plorts of any kind.
	The Tarr "Those awful, ravenous, rainbows." Diet: Slimes, Meat, Ranchers \| Favorite: Ranchers Slimeology: The tarr seek only to consume and replicate. Because of this, it can spread rapidly throughout the ranch. Many ranchers recommend running away with their arms waving, and screaming. Rancher Risks: The tarr are the single biggest threat to ranchers. The tarr will seek out slimes to consume and replicate themselves, but will also devour chickens, rot crops in their proximity, and even devour ranchers! Plortonomics: The Tarr produce no plorts, only more tarr. And then more tarr still.

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