[Webbing between the base of the Tentacles]

[Tentacles with fin like frills]

[Betta fish-like fins. These can be veil-like or semi-transparent]

[Gills on the head area]

[Whiskers on the body or face]

[The hard body (helm and shell) can contain small textured spots such as bumps, small ridges, or rockiness]

[The hard body (helm and shell) can have fins]

[The hard body (helm and shell) is cracked]

[The hard body (helm and shell) has multiple layers, visibly described as overlapping enclosed pieces of the helm or shell]

[Tentacles on the front of the chest]

[Tentacles on the stomach area]

[Tentacles can be located in multiple places (2) on the humanoid body, ie: head and tail at once. The total number of tentacles in all spots must equate to the total number of tentacles on the pod form]

[Akin to an octopus beak, instead of the standard beaky teeth in the mouth, the Nautipod's beak is on the outer mouth. Creates a hard, beak-like mouth that should remain flat to the face]

[Thin webbing that connects the arm and the torso]

[Webbing between the digits of the hand]

[Very long feathers, akin to a rooster's]

[Small holes in wings, naturally occurring]

[Reptilian wings with fingers ending in spikes, and sometimes have frayed edges]