Barbapapa (species)

A Barbapapa is a creature that can be planted and then grown out of the ground, like a flower, so the big question is now, is a Barbapapa a shapeshifting plant? Yes, indeed, if you think about where Barbapapas come from. However, male Barbapapas are pear shaped with these “eyelashes” on their eyebrows which are actually eyebrow hairs. Female Barbapapas are a different shape, the shape of their body is a round cornered upside down triangle, then their head is a round circle with another circle on top, which can be a spot to put a flower headband on. Barbapapas can be born many different colours and their names always start with Barba, and then a name at the end. (For example: Barbafred). They can turn into animals and objects, however, their size stays the same as they transform, and they can fly if they can turn into a flying object, like a bird or a plane. They can stretch out their arms to reach something and they get legs whenever they’re riding on a bicycle or something bike-related. There is also a fact that if a female Barbapapa shapeshifts, they lose their flower headband, but they get it back if they turn into their normal self. They can turn into a vehicle if they try to drive someone to a place.