Hamster Peel (CYOA)

Hamster Peel is the Omnitrix's DNA sample of a Hautvon Schälenschuppen from the planet Ebeweg.
==Appearance==
Hamster Peel is a large gerbil/hamster-like creature with pale pink skin. He has patchy purple fur across his body as well. He has large ears that are red inside, and big yellow teeth jutting from his lower jaw. He has black eyes with white shine to them, and small black claws coming from his toes.
Hamster Peel wears the Omnitrix on his back, just above his head.
==Powers==
*Hamster Peel is capable of manipulating skin. He can harden skin to enhance durability, turn skin adhesive, and enhance or heal injuries. He can manipulate his own skin or others, and can do so remotely.
*Hamster Peel can steal skin from one being to add either to himself or to others.
*Hamster Peel has very slight manipulation over hair, mainly in way of preventing hair from growing.
*Hamster Peel has sharp teeth and claws.
*Hamster Peel has enhanced durability, which can be enhanced via his skin hardening, and strength.
==Weaknesses== 
*Hamster Peel's powers do not work on beings that don't have traditional flesh, such as robots.
*Hamster Peel can accidentally permanently cause hair loss, and cannot regrow hair.
==Etymology== 
*Hamster Peel's name is a play on "hamster wheel" and "peel."
*Hamster Peel's species name is a play on the German words "haut," meaning skin, "schälen," meaning peel, and "schuppen," meaning dandruff. The "von" comes from the character Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel from Lilo & Stitch; the Hämsterviel homage continues with the use of dandruff as the character is confirmed to have dandruff.
*Hamster Peel's planet name is the German word "gewebe," meaning tissue, in reverse.
==Trivia==
*Hamster Peel design was made using Dr. Animo's mutant gerbil/hamster from the Ben 10 original series episode Washington B.C.
*In addition to his species etymology, Hamster Peel's body type description in his infobox is a nod to Hämsterviel, who was commonly offended by being compared to gerbils instead of hamsters.