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A Complete Guide to Dark Matter Subspecies: Invaders: Summery: The second most common Dark Matter subspecies. Appearance: Invaders look a lot like their Floral forms, but without any 'petals'. Invaders start out gassy, but materialize into orbs as they get older. Abilities: Behavior: N-Z: Summery: Appearance: Abilities: Behavior: Polygraphic: Summery: Appearance: Abilities: Behavior: Batamon: Summery: Strange, two-eyed Dark Matter mainly used for gathering information. Appearance: At first glance, these creatures look almost identical to Puffs, but with a key difference: Batamon do not have paws. Upon further inspection, a couple more differences are apparent. Batamon are all a soft bubblegum pink with red feet, and sport pure black eyes. They are also naturally chubbier, perhaps due to the cold temperatures of the Dark Matter hivemind. Abilities: It is assumed that Batamon have all the normal powers of dark matter, such as possession, transformation, and copy abilities. Behavior: This sub-species actively avoids contact whenever possible. Batamon hide in the shadows, collecting any information that might be useful to Zero. Color: The color of a Dark Matter is an indicator of how strong the individual is. Yellow is an impossible color unless the individual is a crossbreed. Main body: Black: The normal color for most species of Dark Matter. White: White Dark Matter are very powerful individuals. Pink: The only pink Dark Matter in existence are Batamon. Other: An incredibly rare sight to see. If a Dark Matter is a different color from normal, the color tends to be a darker tone. Accents: Orange: the most common color for Dark Matter accents. White: An uncommon color for Dark Matter accents. Suggests a malformed individual. Red: A rare color for Dark Matter accents. Suggests a stronger individual. Purple: Goes hand in hand with purple eyes. A major sign that the Dark Matter is sick or weakened. Is not a natural color otherwise. Eyes: Red: The most common eye color for Dark Matter. Black: Another common eye color for Dark Matter, typically on two-eyed subspecies. Blue: A surefire sign that a Dark Matter has turned positive. Purple: Goes hand in hand with purple accents. A major sign that the Dark Matter is sick or weakened. Is not a natural color otherwise.