Since their addition into the game, Leopons are arguably one of the most popular mutations. Not only are they mind numbingly adorable with their art, but they also present a plethora of new breeding challenges. These hybrids are unique among Lioden genetics and are accompanied by a swathe of attributes only they possess. Their bloodlines can become rather complex and it can be confusing to understand how hybrid genetics all play out. This guide is here to help you understand where leopons come from, how they can be bred, and what inheritance patterns they follow.

Please note this guide does not and will not provide exact percentages for any breeding and/or mutation rates. Only vague proportions will be given to keep some mystery involved in breeding them!

Obtaining a Leopon

First Generation Leopons

Second and Onward Generation Leopons

This offspring is a leopon. This cub has gained the "Leopon gene" as can be seen by the unique lines. Her mutation will simply be listed as leopon without a generation. She has inherited her father's breed only attributes, but is also a leopon due to her mother. As a result of this, she has the possibility of passing on the leopon gene to her own cubs.

This offspring is not a leopon. Her sister has not inherited the leopon gene and is a regular lioness as a result. Despite lacking the leopon gene, she has inherited the leopon only base, Kimanjano, and the leopon only marking, Mottled Rosette, from her mother. She is capable of passing these down to any cubs she may have (see below for breeding details).

Breeding Leopon Attributes

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