An adoptables site in the vein of Dragon Cave and Valenth. It was shut down permanently in late 2016.
Tropes present in this game include:
- Ascended Glitch: Capricious was directly inspired by a glitch that caused the image for the dragon Flarius to be replaced with the goat Caprine (or was it the other way around?)
- Clockwork Creature: Most of the creatures found in Cloud City.
- Clock Punk: Cloud City, with a bit of Steampunk thrown in.
- Everything's Cuter with Kittens: Paww. It's right there in the name.
- Foreshadowing: Most of the later exploration areas were mentioned first in the earlier areas' exploration texts.
- Harping on About Harpies: Lazuli. Not evil unlike most versions of harpies (a given with the extreme Sugar Bowl nature of the site), but described as "almost as frightening as she is beautiful" nonetheless.
- Human "Creatures": Adamant, Fortuna and Gemini are visually indistinguishable from humans (apart from Gemini's green hair.)
- Leprechaun: Clover, one of the seasonal pets for the month of March.
- Let's Meet the Meat: The Cali pet is a sentient burger.
- Mechanical Lifeforms: The Cyber, Tictoc, Knidley and Shairi lines: robotic (or clockwork), but they hatch from eggs and grow like the rest of the creatures.
- Mix-and-Match Creatures: Capricious the goat-dragon, Felic the cowbunnyhorse.
- 5* Mushroom Man: Rumi.
- One-Gender Race: There are quite a few pets that only have one gender, most of these being humanoid pets.
- Our Angels Are Different: The Mikhal line are angels that build their own wings. Virgo is the traditional "ethereal Winged Humanoid" variety.
- Our Dragons Are Different: Fairy lizard dragons, goatdragons, clockwork dragons, tree dragons, wingless dragons, roller coaster dragons... There is also Flarius.
- Our Fairies Are Different: There is a whole series of exotic (paid) pets that are seasonally-themed fairies, all of the Winged Humanoid variety. Creme is another Winged Humanoid fairy whose egg is a *cupcake*. Aello is also explicitly described as a fairy dragon.
- Our Gryphons Are Different: Khet is a classic-style gryphon on fire.
- Our Mermaids Are Different: There are two separate mermaid-type pets. The female Melody is a typical mermaid; the male Anex is almost one, but has green skin, and is mostly covered in scales and fins.
- Now there's a third, Aquamarine, a male-only merman of the standard "human top, fish bottom" type.
- Palette Swap: Noble and exalted creatures. Some creatures are also available in a larger variety of colors, but don't have a noble/exalted form (e.g. Kaan.)
- Revenue-Enhancing Devices: A growing number of creatures are only available through donation. Bribing Your Way to Victory is avoided: they don't count for achievements, so that people who can't or won't buy one aren't stuck with unfillable lines on the achievements page, and people who do buy them don't get an advantage in unlocking things. Also, missions never require donation pets to access, so donation pets are basically an extra feature with almost no effect on the rest of the site (except that you get a max energy boost for fully evolving them just like every other creature.)
- You can also get exotic credits by buying them with the in-game currency of Uni Creatures's complementary game, UniFaction. Or you could pray that a ninja comes one day and gives you some. Someone still has to buy the credits to give them to you, though.
- Shout-Out: Nimi is a pony complete with cutie mark. Ulle is also drawn in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic style, with its story revolving around friendship.
- Steampunk: The Cloud City area and pets.
- Sugar Bowl: The sugariest. This may be the result of a Lighter and Softer transition performed early in the website's run; before that, for example, the Arena featured teams of pets fighting instead of sports games (the description for the Moxie Potion still refers to "combat energy",) and the Nagi and Twap families were carnivores.
