- Somehow "undulating" is the perfect fitting adjective for her. More curves than straight lines, with a fluid flexibility to her softly maroon furred body, Hydra's shape lacks easily definable features of species. Mammalian, with the fur and the visible mammary glands.
- Her head has a certain canine squareness, the ears distinctly pointed, the eyes three of red, black, and green. But fine darkly green vines sweep down in a very thick hair-like mass over her back, miniature wings one blackbird and one butterfly hovering just over it. Her hands are curls of tendrils. A tail long often wagging. Her legs lithe and massive, terminating in enormous cloven hooves.
- Colors wreathe her, tumbling down in an open-fronted ankle-brushing coat of many-colored tatters wound around with masses and masses of buckles and lace. It has an amazing number of pockets.