#sub species

[aibouart]

yeah i went and did the simplest anatomy sheet known to pokemon sub species

but i also included Copyright Free name version too

[evimortem]

Was recently working on a sub-species for Rainworld, the Gale Deer. Its meant to be a cousin of the regular deer but meant to survive sub-zero temperatures. Its REF is nearly finished! ❄️

[nebsis]

tell it about climate change

[cablestwisted]

Sub Species inspired dice box! Weathered by me and I did the fabric too - originally from The Dice Shop Online. Two of the dice were re-inked by me too. This is inspired by my OC Shoe, who's a Junker!

Some bonus pics of it with my Invitation inspired dice box, which I did far more work on as it started out as a standard wooden box XD those rocks are hand sculpted!

[rainbowdoggieunicorn]

Made another Monster Doggie Unicorn that is a Zombie (I Guess) but Calupoh is a Mexican Wolfdog.

[jammiedoggo]

Jolly festive Svalbard reindeer

[m1nsur0]

“In Mount Huaguo, a day unlike any other unfolded. The Mandrill Chief was leaping through the mountains when she suddenly saw the celestial stone on the mountaintop explode, producing a stone egg. As the wind blew over it, the stone egg transformed into a stone monkey. The Mandrill Chief approached to observe, and the stone monkey began to mimic, learning to crawl and walk.”

- Mandrill Chief In-Game Journal entry

[thereweredragonshere]

Hi I was wondering what u think a female night fury be like ? Do you think like most birds they’re bigger than the males or have you got something else in mind ? Love to hear your thoughts ^^

Personally my take on the female night fury is that it is bigger than the male, with a few minor differences with ear nubs/leg spikes and stuff. I’m mainly basing that off reptiles where a lot of the time the female is bigger, but other than that there isn’t much in terms of sexual dimorphism. That being said there are a lot of examples of male reptiles being bigger than the female of the same species, but eh, it’s a fictional flying lizard, who cares.

[markscherz]

Hello, I was wondering what criteria you personally use to decide if something is a species or a subspecies?

I quite like Kevin de Queiroz's recent take on the matter, so I will refer you to him. There has been quite a bit of subsequent discussion, some of which I agree with, some of which I think is a bit moronic.

TL;DR: They should be treated as a difference of degree, not of kind, and can conveniently be used to capture the grey zone that we know characterises the incipient stages of speciation.

[otiksimr]

My brain decided to randomly pop off and now I've given myself a whole lot more work.

I just made myself a whole species in my attempt to rework wof. Feel free to make a character using one of these I guess.

[aibouart]

Copy Pasta from TH listing:

Hatachi are a simple sub-species of the Pokemon Jirachi. They're fully open and also open to taking inspiration from considering their simplistic nature. You can turn Hatachi into other species, remove it from the Hatachi species, or turn other things into Hatachi. There is no rarity list for traits currently, either.

Hatachi can grant minor wishes that utilise psychic powers, much like Jirachi from the Wishmaker movie did with teleporting. They cannot grant actual wishes outside of this. This is due to the fact that over time as their heads evolved to be able to be destroyed and survive, the wish tags normally on their heads were being used as part of that decoy and oftentimes would be torn off or rendered unusable. Because of this, they eventually evolved to not use them for wishes anymore, losing the majority of Jirachi's wish granting abilities.

You can use Hatachi for stories however you see fit, there is no real lore for them outside how they evolved differently from Jirachi. You do not need to credit me for the species, but if you wanted you could tag the character as Hatachi. You can also link them to this listing if you wish!

Not all Jirachis with hats are Hatachi, but all Hatachis are Jirachis with hats. I do not own the simple concept of a Jirachi's star being a hat, and it's the combination of the biological features in the info guide that make a Hatachi a Hatachi. That is to say, if you simply wanted a Jirachi with a hat, I am not going to discourage you!

[nebquerna]

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[auroraburst-1721]

*places and fades back into the void*

[imperiuswrecked]

I'm convinced the reason so many writers, especially certain male writers (Aaron), have a hard time writing Namor is bc they never lean into the fact that he's a Byronic Anti Hero Prince, which comes with a touch of tragic romanticism that they ignore. This is why we need more romance writers in comic writing jobs bc they fundamentally have to understand their characters to make their stories work. Romances are extremely character driven & so are good comics. Great action can't replace great characterization. Some of the best comics I've read have always been those that transform or push a character into new heights or deeper into themselves while still staying true to who they are.

[atomicinsantiy]

FIONNA AND CAKE × MONSTER HUNTER

Prismo Dremi Ishvalda

Scarab Beetle Nergigante

I might make an AU out of this-

[heronoegg]

my favorite part of AU's are Bakugo and im sure they are your favorite parts too, i decided half way through that the species i'm making Bakugo needed a tail cause when you make a species that's what you do do you not???