Feelybeasts are the walking embodiment of “I had a feeling about that,” but also “I wrote a poem and now I’m crying.” This clan is made of emotional seers, intuitive oddballs, hug therapists, soft chaos goblins, and part-time visionaries with full-time feelings. They live somewhere between fantasy novel and fever dream—and honestly, they like it that way.

What sets them apart is their deep need for meaning. Like, existential meaning. Every conversation, every friendship, every oddly-shaped rock has the potential to unlock something profound. They don’t just ask how you are—they feel how you are, then make you a playlist about it. If the Thinkerdinks want to solve problems, Feelybeasts want to heal souls. Preferably through art, snacks, and eye contact that lasts a beat too long.

They are the idealists of the monsterverse. They believe people are inherently good (even if they don’t act like it), that the world can be changed (by writing, crying, or hugging strategically), and that small things matter more than anyone realizes. One kind word, one shared moment, one homemade mixtape? That's the stuff revolutions are made of, baby.

But don’t mistake them for delicate. Feelybeasts may look soft, but they’re fierce about their values. Cross one, and you’ll be gently but firmly removed from their emotional garden. They may not yell, but their silence hits like a slow-burning guilt spell. Their loyalty runs deep, and their expectations for connection are unrealistically high—but if you meet them there, they’ll love you like a sunrise wrote you a letter.

Feelybeasts thrive in dreamy spaces, unstructured moments, and deep one-on-ones that somehow turn into metaphysical therapy. They cry easily. They laugh loudly. They leave voice memos at 2am saying “I don’t know why, but I’m just feeling things.”

They’re not here to win. They’re here to connect, to inspire, and to remind everyone that monsters have feelings too—and they’ve crocheted a little emotional support scarf for yours.

Lead with emotion, navigate with intuition, frequently get emotionally entangled with birds.