The critter on the bottom left is the one that is commonly called a “serpopard” but it’s fun that there are so many long-necked spotted critters in mythology and also real life.
The critter on the bottom left is the one that is commonly called a “serpopard” but it’s fun that there are so many long-necked spotted critters in mythology and also real life.
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only reason I know what a serpopard is, is cause of Magic the Gathering. Was a key part of my green/white Cats Rule deck.
Those remind me of slithers from spy kids 2 isle of lost dreams.
Pygmy Giriffons, medallions or no?
Can we please see Rupert as a human?
I noticed one of the Medallions in Madam U’s shop very closely resembles the necklace Ursula wears in The Little Mermaid. Is there a connection?
Now, that’s what I call a longcat! I’m imagining one sitting down with a mikoshi-nyudo and a rokurokubi to discuss their favourite Undertale character…
I would love to see a few more “living fossils”. Like the sauropods that supposedly wander deep in the Congo, or the “velociraptors” that prowl a few hidden plateaus in South America. :D I’d imagine these critters would be very much like Stanley. Similar as in how Stanley is a descendant of a species that managed to hold on. With so many years of evolution, they may look quite different from any prehistoric creatures we know.
Thank you for the reader questions! I enjoy them almost as much as the comic itself, so take your time preparing for the next arc. :D
Who, that live in an Avanon, has a mundane pet in the SD Universe?
Martha Finn USED to be a normal mundane pet…
Eleanor has her pet cat, Anyroad.
http://skindeep.wikia.com/wiki/Eleanor_Mothersbaugh
RQ about Pygmy Gryphons:
Is there a minimum physical size for a Pygmy Gryphon to be, to indicate whether or not a particular type of Pygmy Gryphon will be sapient?
You know what’s funny? Both the Questing Beast and the long-necked leopard are very clearly the result of garbled accounts of Girraffes. “It’s spotted like a leopard, but has a really long neck!” turned into “It’s a leopard with a really long neck!”. “It’s got hooves like a deer, a tail like a lion, it’s body is covered in leopard-like spots, but it has a long, snakey neck” got turned into the questing beast. Or someone found a sauropod skull and neck and thought the same thing.
‘slike Unicorns being a LOT fatter in real life than they’re usually depicted.