I really want to expand the luwa-luwa family since rather many people said they'd like the species.

so I hope some of you want to create one yourself.

here are some pics you can use as basis for your luwa:

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8902795/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8961983/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10878341/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10729595/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8962038/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10323892/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10743739/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10743709/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10760687/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10760613/

Bios:
the Luwa Luwas (or just Luwa) are a species of small forrest imps/ fairies that have a playful sometimes mischievious nature and love to explore. they are very curious about nearly anything which brings them in trouble some times but they nearly always turn out ok. the Luwas are born through out the blossoms of flowers that one of the (currently 3) Luwa luwa queens grows at certain places in the forrest. though very smal in size when they are with their kind they can grow in size if they please but only to a certain amount (about the size of a human) Although they don't have any real gender many of the luwas have female or male features though they don't need it it to seperate them from each other. the reason behind this is currently unknown. even though the Luwa have a queen they have a hive like nature only to a certain degree, like coming to help the queen when she's in trouble or taking care of the young Luwa that are freshly born from the blossoms. Luwas Take very good care of their lamps that hang down from their had. not only is it a way for them to see and communicate with other luwas, it also contains their spirit. small luwas often run in danger touching their fragile lamps (which are only small little bulbs at a very young age) out of curiousity
and so it's no rare case that they stun or even hurt themselves. that's why the older Luwas care and play with them to distract them from their bulbs.
Luwas differ very much between each other. just like humans do though their body reflects somewhat the personality of the individual. sometimes you see two Luwas and you wouldn't believe that they were the same kind.

BODYPARTS THAT CAN DIFFER:

---> their wings (have to be based on insect wings though)
---> their head flowers and the connected lamp (which look like lamps humans would have carved/crafted in the midages)
---> their haircut ( though always have to cover the upper front of their faces)
---> their head feature ( can be horns, antenna or even antlers)
---> their ears (very often long and fluffy)
---> the look of their hand and the amount of fingers (ranges from 3-5)
---> their tailtp (can be a flower, mouth, eye, hand, mushroom or even a fake head. often covered by lots of fur)
---> their feet ( can be hooves, claws or bug feet)
---> last but not least their fur color. it includes all the colors that you can find in nature from simply leaf green to tree brown or the color of any flower you could imagine. after all, they are plant imps.

THINGS THAT DON'T CHANGE:


---> their childlike and androgyne face never changes
---> the fact that their body is mostly covered in thick fur/grass
---> their tails are always at least 1,5 their bodysize
---> the amount of arms (alway have 2 normal ones and 2 on their back that are way bigger than the first and in most cases would lift the luwa from the ground if they wouldn't bend them)


more infos might be added later. if you have questions feel free to ask