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yinglet
📅 Updated:2026-05-04
🕒 Created:2018-08-07
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Yinglets are a species made by Valsalia for the Out-of-Placers series. Yinglets typically have thin but long, twig-like legs and arms, though their arms typically have fur on them that their legs do not. At the front of their mouth is a single large tooth called shelltooth which is used for opening up seashells. Females of the species are rare, and can be told apart by the tuft on their tail. Because of how rare females are, the males tend to be bisexual, with slits adapted to fit other males' penises without issue. Some males are quite girly and will crossdress, even tying something fluffy to the end of their tail to sell the image even further.
Yinglets are a species made by Valsalia for the Out-of-Placers series. Yinglets typically have thin but long, twig-like legs and arms, though their arms typically have fur on them that their legs do not. At the front of their mouth is a single large tooth called shelltooth which is used for opening up seashells. Females of the species are rare, and can be told apart by the tuft on their tail. Because of how rare females are, the males tend to be bisexual, with slits adapted to fit other males' penises without issue. Some males are quite girly and will crossdress, even tying something fluffy to the end of their tail to sell the image even further.
With respect to their role in various civilizations and how they interact with human beings, things tend to vary quite wildly depending on the individual and their personal character. However, in broad strokes, people tend to find yinglets costly and irritating to deal with, stereotypes labeling them as incoherent, impulsive, and moody when trying to fit in with other species (even though biologically they're just as intelligent in most cases). Still, they're a key aspect of the world in the series, and their relatively low social status feeds into various dramas.
For additional information about the Yinglet species, see the The Val Salian Regional Field Guide
