>>73877 Using the dub warping the character as an excuse it's pretty bad. Yubel is very obviously a monstergirl, even if she's half-half. You don't need to try to excuse yourself.

>>88497 You set ‘em up and I’ll knock them down Lloyd

Didn't ask for slime heels, but got them anyways. A quick search got me, like, a result and a half that explored the concept so figured I'd share.

Why are elves like this

>>88545 >mon-keigh 40k is full of assholes, so it's especially prominent in the eldar.

So, what are you gonna do if you meet up with a monster you find repulsive, unpleasant, or even outright hate? The other part of this condition is that she has an active interest in claiming you for her own.

>>88718 Seek protection of a monster I wouldn't mind having as a wife.

>>88718 Tell her I'm not interested but wish her a good day, and continue going about my business til the right monster shows up. It would be an annoying waste of energy to actively dwell on something that I potentially dislike for any longer than that. Said energy could be utilized towards, oh, I dunno, writing poetry for the monsters that I do like. Women love positive creativity, especially if they're the focus of it.

>>87776 in todays fox slang "kits" means several dozens of large servings of fried tofu

>>87747 That Wakamo, or what her name is? She's been promoted to a higher military rank and now her job is sitting on her ass accumulating fat instead of running around with heavy guns, right? She ought to sign up for the Tournament to lose some of that weight (and gain some of that fame, maybe even beat Xan Kriegor)

>bullying a man for being a manlet That's why foxes are all thirsty femcels

>>88346 Anon is no "manlet", she's just 8.5ft tall. >femcel I know, I know. Recently, I was approached by this bitch, trying to get me to sign the petition about removing the 3-day waiting period for fox marriage. I read the paper and it was actually a marriage agreement! I was almost about to sign it, but then I realized she was actually Japanese. So I told her that I'm not into politics, and closed the door before she could say any more.

>yandere fox >loves her guy more than practically anything else >willing to go to hell and back for him >will kill that mindflayer cunt if she gets her mind-eating tentacles anywhere within a mile from her beloved (or herself) >practically will kill anybody trying to hurt her beloved >actually, she will kill any unfit bitch trying to despoil her darling >though she still might tolerate him having more than one wife, if that's what he really wishes >people call her "crazy" Ain't that a bunch of premium-grade bullshit.

>>88746 >Why would you trap a girl in a cardboard box if you didn't want to marry her? That would just be silly. I keep my house locked up tight, but if I leave cardboard box out, there's always some damn werecat or nekomata or shogcat or whatnot in there. It's frankly becoming a problem. I tried contacting a gremlin about it, and she just ended up in there "to inspect it."

>>88734 I would, no homo though

>>88748 In Canada, there'd be some homo. Because of all the bagged homo milk.

>>88748 Same I want to make some strong daughters with her heroic genes

>>88754 Admit it, you just want to put big marshmallows on her horns and have them as snacks during movie night.

Other Euro example, this more on backgrounds but the portraits in the two Chaos Engine games are a lot of fun too.

The Japanese approach, with plenty of examples.

Japanese example #2 is Sharon from PC98 Wordsworth - finally a monstergirl, at least if you count elves!

Last, the promised palette. This gives a lot of freedom on the highlights while keeping the challenge to stick to style.

As a bonus round for Japanese style, otnweo is just awesome in general, 100% vibe, and hopefully gives you some inspiration for various offbeat color ramps.

>>11896 >>58605 Fresh of the press with art of my birbgirl

>>85741 Very nice!

>>81251 >What if harpies, but evil?

>>88123 >harpies, evil (dumb)

>>88142 This minus the falling part. Just spending the rest of my life in a harpy nest, only allowed down for cleaning myself and such. Always busy fertilizing eggs or caring for our latest clutch. Being forcibly-fed from her crop while french-kissing, with that long dexterous tongue preventing accidents and resistance attempts both.

>>87375 >but soon enough, they got bored of the place and it was abandoned Given that source is not ero manga, I'm afraid the implication is not what we'd like it to be.

>>87408 Why the hell not? "Not an ero comic" does not equal "an extremely puritan and censor-vetted work with any even triple-veiled references to love and sex being erased". Though, given that's Touhou, there's 50% chance of the guys being eaten by the goblins instead.

>>87837 That is a wonderful thing about Touhou. Depending on interpretation and cast, the fantasy can be anything from >Spirited away (By wife that loves you) to >I love the kind of woman that will actually just kill me.

>>87837 While youkais eating humans is something that still happens in Gensokyo, even if reportedly very rarely, I don't think it's ever been remotely implied the Tengu to be among them. If anything, I'd imagine being one of the youkai societal groups aiming for "control" of the Human Village and how they actively work in the background to protect human villagers from disasters probably makes them even less likely to feed on them. However, they are described as being very territorial and not fond of people trespassing on their territory. But the question remains, if so, what is the fate of those who are kidnapped by them? Doesn't sound like they're just being released back with a pat on the back and a warning to not repeat their transgression. >>87887 It's kind of funny how Touhou as a setting manages to be both darker and more lighthearted than one might initially expect. Oh, the vampire whose nickname Scarlet Devil comes from how messy and stained with blood her clothes are after she feeds on a human, who was also responsible for once covering the world in darkness with a suffocatingly dense fog? Yeah, she actually avoids killing humans, has nursed and lodged injured people in her mansion before and likes to host parties with the villagers more than welcome to join in. >>87408 Little fun fact, there's a real chance crow Tengu such as Aya are actually oviparous and it's not just fandom headcanon.

>>87932 >stained with blood her clothes are after she feeds on a human which is extra funny since she is considered a "light eater"