Traits

• Lunar follows the range and shape rules of the markings it modifies: Lunar Unders still covers the range of unders and shouldn't have unnatural cut-outs to it, Lunar Procyonid still has a striped tail.
• Lunar overrides the color and, optionally, the texture of the modified marking. It should be fairly colorful, and can be bright and saturated. Lunar can consist of multiple colors. Shapes and patterns of nebular, celestial bodies, and stars can and should be found within the modified marking. Lunar can modify edge textures: The nebula and galactic shapes can texture the edge of the marking, this can be combined with a blur of color blending outwards underneath the textured segment, this can be seen in Lunar 0007.
• Lunar can optionally create Galactic Markings instead - this follows the same color rules as Lunar applied to another marking, but is applied to its own marking instead. Galactic Markings are typically mostly-shapeless blobs or simple gradients, and can appear anywhere on the body, but should cover a maximum of 75% of the total body space including mutations. Galactic Markings should generally be soft-edged or textured-edged, and the texture may optionally have space themes. Galactic Markings can have the same shape as simple markings, such as Sable, Pangare, Gradient, and Points, but should not take on the shape of complex markings like Tabby.
• Recessive Lunar (nLu) can create Galactic Markings OR modify one marking. Dominant Lunar (LuLu) can create Galactic Markings AND/OR modify any number of markings.

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