Defier
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Dominant: DeDe
Recessive: De
Defier creates stripes over the body.
They can imitate animals such as tigers, Thylacines, etc.
Defier colour allowances has differs for each of the effects.
Defier has different 'effects' that you can create.
You can not merge these effects or use multiple effects. You must use one!
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Edge Restrictions
Marking Restrictions
Examples of Gene
Coverage
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Defier covers the majority of the body, unless stated otherwise as each effect appears in it's own area.
See each effect for more on this.
See below for examples of the different types of effects Defier can do.
Stripes Effect
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Defier's Stripes effect creates stripes just like a tiger.
These stripes can be thin or thick.
These stripes must be darker than the base coat, dark greys or black.
You can also break the stripes up so they look more segmented.
Stripes effect can appear all over the body or just appear in an area of the body.
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You can also add a slight gradient onto these stripes.
The gradient should be lighter towards the underside of the body.
Stripes Effect with Spectral
Stripes Effect with Dual Tone
Alternate Effect
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Defier's Alternate effect creates stripes to appear similar to that of the Thylacine and a Quagga
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It creates an 'underlayer' to where the stripes are at.
This must be slightly darker than the base coat colours.
This underlayer should be fully blurred.
Reversal can only affect this underlayer part to create like the quagga effect.
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Once you have your Alternate underlayer, you will need to place the stripes.
You can only place the stripes on top of the underlayer area.
Stripes can not appear off / out of this underlayer area.
Stripes can be same colour as the underlayer or darker.
Reversal can not affect the stripes. If reversal has affected the underlayer, you should make the stripes darker than the basecoat.
Wolverine Effect
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Defier's Wolverine effect creates stripes to appear similar to that of the Wolverine or skunk Animal.
Wolverine stripe is located through the middle of the animal.
However it can reach to the upper body near the shoulder blades and at the hips. It can also reach up toward the lower spine and at the muzzle.These are the only places where it can reach to the upper body.
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Wolverine effect must be lighter than the base coat colour.
Reversal does not affect Wolverine effect at all.
Below are some examples showing this.
Tapir Effect
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Tapir creates the spotted lines across the bodies just like you can find on fawns, tapirs and owls.
Any animals with these 'barred' stripes going across thier bodies from nose to tail, you can reference.
These stripes must be broken up to look like bars running across the body.
Ringed Effect
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Ringed effect creates the stripes on the tail just like red pandas and ring tailed lemurs
