Difficulty: Approachable/Beginner

"I don't know where to start..." you admit, shaking your head.

"You don't have a type?" the clerk asks, looking at you curiously.

"I mean, I do, but I don't know a thing about owning an animorph. I don't want to end up feeding her the wrong thing or fucking her the wrong way..."

"Well, they all come with instructions, and they'll be able to communicate with you... but I understand. Not all morphs are for everyone. It's why we have a difficulty level." She starts to type on the computer and she changes the setting on Difficulty. You see that there's difficult, expert, special approval, medium... but she sets it to Beginner. A few pop up right away.

"So first we have Laurie," the clerk says, pulling up a golden-brown Pomeranian dog girl. "She's based on a kind of therapy dog, so she's very calm and cooperative. Nice and fluffy so she's difficult to hurt by accident, and loves to cuddle and talk. She's also very sociable so she can even run errands and chores very easily. It also makes her very compatable if you end up wanting to add more animorphs to your household. Hard to think of a more patient pup than her."

"We've also got Mindy," she says, pulling up a turtle girl. The shell is more like a snug corset, leaving her green breasts pushing at the top of it and some slick green hair. "Given how long tortoises can live, she's more mature than the other breeds tend to be and knows a lot about them and human culture. She loves to teach and show younger ladies the way to properly please a mate in her spare time."

Another shows up with dark skin, antennae, and a pair of clear wings peaking out from behind her. She smiled chumily at the camera, and as you look long enough you chuckle to see she's flipping "you" off in the corner of the picture. "And this is Rachel, a roach morph. She's a bit of a... well, gangster sort, being a city bug and all. But she's very friendly and protective, and incredibly low maintenence. She'll be the type to tease sometimes, but won't hurt anyone and she's ridiculously durable. Can go for weeks without food and water, fit just about anything anywhere, and can take a real thumping around without so much as a scratch. Something a little more fun than a tutorial pet with a bit more personality."