Traits

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off at a sudden sharp angle at the end, resembling the flag of a quarter note.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off into a sphere at the end.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off into a wide, flat protrusion with bumps on the top of it, resembling the canopy of a tree.

The Insectoplant has a regular horn at the bottom of their head and a large horn coming out of the forehead, the larger horn featuring bumps/serrated edges on the underside and/or end. This horn resembles that of a goliath beetle.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off into two protrusions at the end, those protrusions then breaking off into two more protrusions. This horn resembles that of a Japanese rhinoceros beetle.

The Insectoplant has a horn that resembles two pincers and may feature bumps, spikes, or serrated edges. This horn resembles that of a stag beetle.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off into two large protrusions, the overall shape resembling that of a slingshot.

The Insectoplant has a horn that resembles a saw, such as by resembling a handsaw, knife with a serrated edge, or chainsaw.

The Insectoplant has a lumpy upturned horn that resembles the shape and pose of a teapot’s spout.

The Insectoplant has a horn that is loosely curled on itself, resembling the straw tongue of a butterfly. This horn can be upturned or downturned.