@poweryoga I think they live on the water. In that case can not forget anything before going home because they are home. @Tea If the artist imagine that they can live on the water peaceful, then there is no reason that they cannot. Imaginary creatures in an imaginary land are very pliable to any scenario that an artist may choose. It would be nice to know what is being said.
Of course they can live on water, that's what my post was about. But there's still plenty of hazards to kill them off and it'd be harder for them to escape threats.
They can't live fully on water though, seeing as they'll still need to gather food and sleep.
They'd still need leaves to get around. They have to have some sort of shelter even if they live on the water, and they'd need some sort of locomotion to get around on the pond.
If they can't move around... Better not rain then. Ever.
@Tea If you think about it, yukkuri would not be able to live anywhere. If a artist believes that a yukkuri can live, then the environment around them will be suitable for them. They could live fully on the water, but there is not enough information available to know for sure.
@poweryoga Have you read series:Baby_Aquatic_marisa? They move the same way the do on there suii. Assuming that there is a tree with its tree roots exposed, they could live on the lake. This is assuming of course, so there is no way to know for sure if they can live on the water all the time.
Huh? First you say that it's up to every single person individually to define how they want their yukkuris to be, then you say that something in one story has to apply across all stories?
And I still didn't say that yukkuris can't live. They can live anywhere, but anywhere they go they'll get killed. It's pretty clear and most likely that they can't live fully on water.
Nonsense, all the yukkuris are giving birth on ground, some animals that spent most of they life in water still lay eggs/give birth on ground, all yukkuris should give a birth on ground even if they are aquatic or die, this is not how it works, they should drown for natures sake!