Cuttlelings

Cuttlelings, or Sepian Inklings are a special variant of Inklings that descended from the cuttlefish (Sepiida). They look no different from most Inklings, but are more unique. Each species of Cuttlelings have their own unique personality, physical traits, and a type of business/ hobby they specialize in.

## Types

### Flamboyant Cuttlelings

Rich and snobby fashionable cuttles. They are characterized by white tentacles with purple and yellow diamond spots. Their eyelids have unique yellow markings. Some of them are known to be flashy fashionistas, but a few others also participate in all sorts of art like music.

### Pharaoh Cuttlelings

These folks are naturally born royals. They have gold stripes on black tentacles and rich golden brown skin. Their eyelids resemble thick ancient Egyptian eyeliner. Most of them are great at bussiness.

### Australian Cuttlelings

Their nature tends to be upside down compared to other species. Their tentacles are usually orange-yellowish with apricot gold stripes and they're also the biggest Cuttleling species in terms of size and length. They tend to be quite intelligent and has a good sense of leadership.

### European / Southern African Cuttlelings

The most common type of Cuttleling. Have multiple stripes on their tentacles instead of spots like Inklings. They're usually perceived as tricksters and masters in turf-war camoflauging.

### Reaper Cuttlelings

Unlike what their names suggest, they're mostly optimistic and colorful. They are characterized by the bright rose-red diamonds on their tentacles. Aka from Inky Current is a Reaper Cuttleling. A handful of them are artistically talented and refined.

### Stumpy-spined / Dwarf Cuttlelings

Like their names suggested, they're quite short. Easily identified by their white and bumpy tentacles. They have unique white/grey eye markings. In Inkling history, a few stumpy-spined Cuttlelings are known for their work in Inkling literature.

### Broadclub Cuttlelings

They're very traditional, oriental and like to keep to themselves. Characterized by their pretty white tentacles with red stripes and beautiful gold bottom eye markings.

### Elegant Cuttlelings

The name says it all! They are characterized by red freckles and stripe-spots on their bodies and tentacles. A few works in the gear modeling and clothing industry, but unlike the flamboyant cuttlelings, they're usually not so cheeky.

### Knifebone Cuttlelings

Not much is known about them, but rumors say they're famous for their delicious cuisine and precise cutting skills. Characterized by their white elongated tentacles and light green clover-shaped spots.

### Pink Cuttlelings

Pink Cuttlelings are often known for their unique agricultural techniques. Characterized by their ash brown fading to pink tentacles and pink diamond eye markings.

### Striped pyjama Cuttlelings

These folks are usually small and monochromatic, but they can change their colors if they desire to. They all have tentacles with white stripes on it. Payton from Blackpool Rock is a Pyjama Cuttleling. Their jobs can vary greatly.

### Glittering Cuttlelings

Like their name suggested, they're very shiny. They have white freckles and spots on their body/mantle that shines very brightly in the dark. Some of them are known to be working with jobs related to electronics.

### Mourning Cuttlelings

They all have droopy silvery-blue eye marks that make them look like they're constantly weeping. Their tentacles have waterdrop patterns on them. Ironically, they're known for being great comedians and casual writers.

### Hooded Cuttlelings

Characterized by their golden sharp eye marks and brown striped tentacles . Not much is known about them but their curious and confident nature is quite apparent.

### Other less known species

Probably too boring or underpopulated to be listed.

## Trivia

* Please don't mistake them with Inklings.
* They're technically not Inklings, but very closely related.