Both NounBirds & NounCreepz are NFT derivatives projects. They combine our two favourite collections: Nouns.wft and Cold Blooded Creepz.
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The complex maths equation: 
Nouns + Creepz = NounCreepz
Nouns + Spy Birds = NounBirds
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There is no planned roadmap for these projects after mint. The only "utility" is to grant you access to the next drop by Squarish. Both projects are CC0. So you have full rights of the artwork.

Nouns are an experimental attempt to improve the formation of on-chain avatar communities. While projects such as Cryptopunks have attempted to bootstrap digital community and identity, Nouns attempt to bootstrap identity, community, governance, and a treasury that can be used by the community.

Cold Blooded Creepz is a series of multi-token NFT collectibles that allow holders to earn their governance token, $LOOMI, passively through staking and yielding. They currently have 4 collections: Genesis Creeps, Reptilian Armory, Shapeshifters, and Loomi Vault.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital assets that are unique and cannot be exchanged for other assets on a one-to-one basis. They are stored on a blockchain, which allows for the creation of a secure and transparent record of ownership. NFTs are commonly used to represent ownership of digital art, music, and other forms of media, but they can also be used to represent physical assets such as real estate or collectibles. The most well-known platform for buying and selling NFTs is Ethereum.

In the context of Web3, a wallet is a software application that allows you to interact with blockchains. It allows you to send and receive Ether (ETH) and other cryptocurrency tokens, as well as interact with smart contracts. A wallet typically includes a private key, which is a unique code that allows you to access your wallet and sign transactions. It is important to keep your private key secure, as anyone with access to it can potentially control your assets and interact with contracts on your behalf. There are various types of wallets available, including desktop, mobile, and hardware wallets.

A hot wallet is a cryptocurrency wallet that is connected to the internet, while a cold wallet is one that is not connected to the internet. Hot wallets are typically easier to use and more convenient, as they allow you to access your funds from any device with an internet connection. However, this also makes them more vulnerable to hacking and other forms of cybercrime.

In contrast, cold wallets offer enhanced security because they are not connected to the internet and therefore cannot be accessed by hackers. Cold wallets come in a few different forms, including paper wallets (which are printed documents with private keys), USB drives, and hardware wallets (which are physical devices that store private keys). Because cold wallets are not connected to the internet, they may be less convenient to use and may require additional steps to access your funds. However, many people consider the added security to be worth the trade-off.