About the Zolderon lore:

This will explain what binds the Zolderons to the planet and why they hate the Zaltens:

The Zolderons are known not just for the Dance of Val'Sirentha, their strengths, their speed, their powers or their giant forms - they known as Predators (Beast mode)!

1.) When the Crystallized Coker feels the Gemstone Crystal dimming, It turns bright red and activities the Primal Beast within making the Zolderons more powerful then normal.

2.) Instead of normal teeth, they have jagged teeth that when in Primal Beast Mode, most of their teeth fall out, leaving behind 11 above-the-tongue and 6  below the tongue. The three teeth in the middle of the mouth are knife-sharp teeth with one tooth left of the middle is pointing to a slight left and a little tooth attaching left tooth is pointing to the right, with the right tooth pointing to the right, and one slightly longer knife-sharp tooth going straight down in between two very large gaps: one on the left side and the other on right side.

On the bottom, they have two very large and knife-shape teeth on the corners of their mouth.

3) Their noses become wider and their pupils become the narrowest and glow, and their hair become a mane and long.

4) In normal form, they have bunny feet, their claws are invisble like a cat's. they have three claws in front of their feet with two claws underneath their heels. In Primal Beast Mode, however, their feet changes into cat-like feet, all five claws lasses out cat-like, allowing them to grip the ground easily.

They use powerful and magical weapons, such as the Crystalstar sling-bow and the deathcrasher when fighting agianst the Zaltens:

The history of Planet Zolderon:

An ancient world — rich with magic, memory, and life. It is home to the Zolderons, a vast family of humanoid animalfolk whose stories are woven into crystal, starlight, and time itself.

• The First Age — The Awakening of Zolderon:
•  In the beginning, Zolderon was formed around a living core of power known as the Gemstone Power Crystal. When it first ignited, the planet awakened. From this came the first Zolderons. They were not humans, but animal-folk, born into harmony with nature. Their blood shimmered in rainbow hues, a sign of the crystal’s blessing and their bond to the planet. The earliest beings lived for extraordinary lengths of time: up to 2,000 years—allowing knowledge, memory, and tradition to stretch across millennia.
• The Age of Beasts and Balance:
•  As Zolderon matured, its peoples diversified: Wolffolk — protectors, and loyal guardians. Ratfolk — clever builders, planners, and leaders. Grodents — powerful hybrids of multiple animal traits. Avaitopens are warriors and can handle transformation without pain.  Many other Zolderon species, each tied to the land, sea, sky, or magic Despite their differences, balance ruled. Cities grew alongside forests, not over them. Magic was used carefully to protect the Gemstone Crystal.
• The Rise of Kingdoms:
•  With time, came structure. Great kingdoms rose, the most notable being Avaitopia, a royal center of diplomacy, culture, and power. Kings and queens were chosen not only by bloodline but by wisdom and strength of spirit. Among them were legendary rulers whose reigns shaped history, laws, and peace treaties lasting thousands of years1 Royal families born of deep magical ties, sometimes reflected physically—flaming eyes in anger, elemental powers, or immense size when in true form. IV. The Age of Giants and Life-Sacks. One of Zolderon’s most sacred mysteries is the Life-Sack Cycle. Unlike many worlds, Zolderons carry life in magical sacks tied to energy, not limitation. Some beings—especially giants—could carry many at once, a sign of destiny rather than burden. Births during this age were celebrated across nations, believed to shift the future itself. When the Gemstone Crystal shone brightest, it could heal, restore, and even complete births interrupted by tragedy. V. The Voidé — The Forbidden Expanse Beyond Zolderon lies the Voidé—a place outside the planet, far away and deeply feared. All Zolderons, royal or not, avoid it. The Voidé is said to drain hope, distort time, and erase beings from memory. Very few machines or minds have dared to interact with it. Those who did often vanished—or returned changed.
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• The Era of Conflict Peace:
• It did not last forever: villains, anti-villains, fallen heroes rose, and some seeking control. Others believing destruction was the only path to salvation. Magic once used gently became weaponized. Wars scarred the land, though Zolderon itself endured. Even in its darkest hours, the planet protected its children, refusing to fully break. One of the greatest losses in recorded history was the death of Q Fox the Great, one of the oldest beings to ever live. His passing marked the end of an era and reshaped the balance of power.
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• The Rise of Heroes:
• From loss came hope. A new generation of heroes emerged; princes, generals, guardians, and unexpected champions. Old alliances were reformed, kingdoms restored, and the Gemstone Crystal once again shone with purpose. This era is remembered not just for victory, but for healing: of lands, families, and hearts.
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• The Planet Today:
• Zolderon still lives, watches, and remembers. Its people continue to write history through courage, love, and choice. Though ancient, the planet is never finished. Every birth, every story, every act of kindness or defiance adds another thread to its timeline. The history of Zolderon is not just what has happened — It still is becoming.