Naw I like Kennen and teemo Heirmer looks...weird though

Kennen, Teemo and Veigar are all definitely furry. Heimerdinger is a maybe.

Look at the Karate Kennen skin if you're unsure.

Corki seems like the odd man out, though.

Fur could be a kind of recessive trait, so you almost have to have both furry parents to get a furry child.

it could also be that the non-furry ones are just more like humans in that their fur is extremely short and sparse.

We've only seen two Yordles that are blue and one that's really furry (Kennen's only somewhat furry). Based upon the deep variation, it wouldn't be hard to say that it just depends on things like parentage and genetics. It just happens that both female Yordleswe've seen look conveniently similar to each other

kennen has hair

So um......Teemo isent a rat. He's a space hamster.

Maybe it has something to do with age. Heimerdinger and Corki look to be much older than Kennen, Veigar, and Teemo. Maybe male yordles lose their fur as they age?

Yordles are a unique race, so why can't they be completely unique?

Female yordles Have blue, and leathery skin, This is based off their proffessions, Tristana being a commando, she'd need tougher skin to withstand just that much more, and Poppy is both a master smith and a shield and hammer wielding Tank.

Male yordles have fur, the fur can change similar in type to a chameleon, giving them the ability to stealth (Teemo) Or they can harness the latent energies needed to change the colorations for combat purposes (Kennen)

Drone class yordles, the third gender, Take no part in reproduction, and have no form of desire or appeal towards or from the other yordles, instead, they focus on Streamlining new technologies, and innovative designs. (Heimerdinger and Corki) This third gender is the key to the Yordle success, and ongoing prescence in Piltover, which even now rivals The success of Zuan, without all the environmental issues. The idea of intimacy is foreign to them, and they hardly dwell on it, removing that distraction from their work environment.

What do you think?