Spinch-06 is the planet that Dovecare takes place on! It is very similar to the original Spinch from Sparklecare and related stories. This page is mainly to document the differences between Spinch-06 and Spinch.

There are some things that aren't mentioned here due to them either not having an existing counterpart on Spinch-06 or just not being notable. If you want to read it go ahead but it's not THAT important... lol

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Spinch-06 is an enigmatic world, created by an holy life form. Its origin is shrouded in mystery, as it seems to have appeared out of nowhere at the edge of the known galaxy. It is home to anthries and has existed for 500 million years.

The Creationister (also referred to as God) is the name given to the entity that many anthries believe created Spinch-06. He is believed to have sent a young anthry down to Spinch-06 to teach them the word of The Creationister. Many don't actually believe in him but some believe in him WAY too much. Like bro why are you making that shit your whole personality .

The Sonerist (also referred to as Son) is pretty much just Jesus Christ. He's literally the Jesus Christ of Spinch-06. Anyway, He controls all of the seasons and eggs. People can never agree on what happened when he was alive on Spinch-06 and some, like with God, don't believe he ever existed.

Eggs still exist and work a similar way to Spinch. However, sex and fertilization work like Earth. If you fuck and you get lucky an egg appears on your front door dawg. Nothing to it but to do it.

Anthries and naming schemes are the same as they are on Spinch. Anthries are an anthropomorphic species similar to humans. However, contrary to anthries on Spinch, anthries on Spinch-06 cannot be sea animals and do commonly eat meat.

Every anthry has a name that corresponds to one of two linguistic structures. Pun names, known as allotpuns, are names that are a play on words or phrases (ex: Uvie Hurse = Universe). On the other hand, palindrome names, referred to as allindromes, are written in the Opendish language. In Opendish, each individual word of a sentence is written backwards, but the words are in the same order (ex. "I love you" becomes "I evol uoy").