Mhina-esque leopons are often tannish in color, and have pale orange or tawny spots. They are brave, caring, and willing to protect those they fight for in battle.
Other Leopons[]
Messenger Leopons - These leopons like to hang back and deliver a message to the royals or others. They can usually be identified by wearing a diamond necklace on their neck.
Playful Leopons - These leopons are often small and have an excited expression on their face.
Cub Leopons - These leopons are very small and often communicate in squeaks.
Temperament and traits[]
The easiest way to see the Tumaini Pride is seeing a large group of lions and leopons together. Their pelts are usually tan or an exotic range of colors compared to a lion pride or leopard leap. Members are partially timid, but are friendly, trusting, creative, thoughful, and skilled beings. They can fight and work together well.
History[]
Formation[]
The Tumaini Pride's origins can be traced back to Hekima and Zamani's rule, in which they formed the pride to unify the leopons as a group, but also as a form of protection for Leopon Plains.
