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alanide-art · 6 months
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Day 9 - Circe/Courier Six and Banana the Gecko (feat. Arcade Gannon and Yes Man)
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cyber-corp · 7 months
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Fuck the internet man. The local band were playing a melody of cartoon theme songs, and I nearly pissed myself laughing because they played the Flintstones theme and I immediately thought of him
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ecoamerica · 23 days
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galusaurus · 1 year
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✨Mutation March - Day 20: Gecko✨
Eyes!
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Tongues!
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Feeeeeeeeeet!
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stormvanari · 3 months
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two versions: Animal (top) and Emesis (bottom)
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ourtlesofturtles · 11 months
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Mondo Gecko! Wow what a cool dude
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here’s Slash and Leatherhead as well :)
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rowyngoldeart · 1 year
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Gecko!
Wanna get me a coffee?
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fimbry · 1 year
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Lykoi the werewolf cat breed
So I’m not going to be arguing because I’ve seen enough from enough owners over the years to have reached this conclusion, and I’m not in well enough health to come back to this. But I’m seeing the lykoi breed get more attention around tumblr lately, and I’ve gotta speak up because the breed has a dirty little secret.
I joined the Lykoi Lovers group years ago because I loved this breed, they’re super cute! I love werewolves! However, over the years, as more people got these cats, and their cats aged up (3-5+yo is when skin issues become REALLY evident) the group turned into a horror show.
This mutation really reminds me of lemon frost in leopard geckos. In the geckos, it was the desirable appearance which CAUSED the cancerous tumors. It wasn’t something that could be bred out. Similarly, it is the werewolf appearance which causes the skin issues, cysts, pimples, bleeding in the cats. You can breed away from it... and end up with a normal looking cat with fewer skin issues. You cannot seem to keep the werewolf look AND have good skin.
More below, and it IS graphic so be warned. Pus, blood, sad cats under the cut.
Let’s start with "what to know before getting a Lykoi”
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Okay, inevitably bumpy? What’s that mean exactly?
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“The gene that is specific to Lykoi that creates the semi hairless and roaning look is thought to be responsible for less hair follicles and possibly smaller pores. This in turn could be responsible for the cyst/pimple issue. So, it's not going to be in Sphinx or any other breed, it's specific to Lykoi. Responsible breeders are currently working on breaking away from some of the older lines with bad skin and breed Lykoi that have no or less bumps. However what happens when you breed for more coat and better skin is that it seems to lessen the look of the Lykoi. Many of the heavier coated Lykoi without skin issues lack a mask or have a very slight one.“
^^^This is pretty damning as far as the future of the breed goes. Well bred ones will not look like werewolf cats.
Okay, but that’s just a couple cats, and just one cyst. That’s not so bad---
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“They definitely bother me more than her.” You sure about that?? Look at her...
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Okay but that’s just a FEW cats, how bad could it b--
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Again, this issue typically appears after the cat is 3-5 years old, so people buy their little werewolf cats unwise to the fact it’ll live with painful skin problems for the majority of its life.
It is the very mutation which reduces follicle count and pore size which causes the werewolf appearance and the blackheads and cysts, so I think “breeding it out” is nothing but a pipe dream. The mutation itself is what causes the problems, as mentioned earlier just like lemon frost leopard geckos.
Anyway, this has been a PSA.
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dduane · 21 days
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I love your young wizards books! There’s an article in the NYTs about “plumes of steam” floating up from the belly of Manhattan and thanks to YW, I know it’s just dragons. ❤️
Thank you!
...And yeah, dragons, absolutely. :) (...Well, these guys, anyway.)
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Via the Errantry Concordance: the Fireworm (Lanthanodrax speleotraxis)1
(Also the occasionally occuring “sport” or hypotrophic subspecies, L. speleotraxis ignigastris.) The colloquial name is identical with that used for the marine bristleworm Hermodice carunculata, but the two species otherwise have nothing to do with one another.
The wizardly fireworm is a serious competitor for the title of “North American fauna species that has had its evolution most seriously interfered with by wizardry.”
The original species — just another small reptile, to start with, a member of the suborder Lacertilla and a distant relative of the geckos — was repeatedly mutated by the wizards caught up in the events surrounding the final fate of Afallonë. The most comprehensive change to their structure happened as a side effect of the great aphthonic intervention, the wizardry intended to save as much as possible of the unique Atlantean flora and fauna from the impending destruction of the First Continent. The rafting wizardry which was meant to simply transport a number of species to the newer continents went wrong during the final crisis in many important ways, and rampant wizardry leakage contaminated and disrupted the genetic structures of many of the creatures involved. The fireworm, already susceptible to such disruption because of previous genetic manipulation, suffered far more of it during the transport to the early versions of North America and Europe than any other creature involved in the ancient rafting project.
In Europe and Asia, the fireworm had fewer natural enemies, and grew and changed in ways which would otherwise have been impossible. Further mutations due to the accumulation of wizardly overlays in the more populated parts of Europe led to the rise of the offshoot species Draco, the “true dragons” which became famous in Europe’s medieval period for being killed by knights. (It should be made clear that most of these casualties were members of the species Draco ectenis, the lindworm or wingless dragon, an omnivore by habit and cave-dweller by preference. Even the most heavily armored knights had a terrible batting average against Draco draco europaeis, the cliff-dwelling, strictly carnivorous winged dragon, which regarded knights merely as a somewhat-seasonal comestible delicacy with a crunchy outside and a yummy inside.)
But in North America, where many “rafted” species with wizardly components survived for the next few millennia after the fall of Atlantis, the fireworm kept for some time its original Atlantean form — that of a small carnivorous reptile with a tendency to burp flammable gas as a defense mechanism when frightened or upset. (No carbon-based dragon, true or false, breathes fire: but even the smallest ones can ignite it on exhalation in one of a number of ways, usually involving chemical or enzymatic reactions.)
However, unfortunately for the fireworm, its main Atlantean natural enemy the “king-weasel” (Macrogulo gulo, long extinct and survived only by its far less assertive “family” relative Gulo gulo, the wolverine) succeeded in establishing itself in North America as it had not been able to do in Europe because of the presence of the great crested cockatrice (Cerastus baseliensis) or northern cockatrice (Cerastus scotodasos). The king-weasel nearly succeeded in exterminating the fireworm. Only the smallest members of the family survived by changing their normal above-ground habitats for an underground lifestyle into which the king-weasels would not follow them.
After some millennia spent living and rebuilding their gene pools in the natural caves of the East, the fireworms moved into the manufactured caves and underground spaces of the great East Coast and Midwest cities. (No fireworm species live west of the Rockies. Possibly due to uncomfortable genetic memories secondary to the fall of Afallonë, they will not stay in earthquake-active zones.) Regardless of what ConEd tells you, fireworms are the proximate cause of the steam New Yorkers see coming up from under the streets in all weathers — the more steam, the larger the fireworm.
They are some of the most exothermic of all Earth-based life forms, when well-fed, and the very biggest ones can prosper down in the tunnels in even the coldest weather. When exposed to further wizardry leakage, as sometimes happens in the neighborhood of worldgate complexes, the oldest and most experienced fireworms can over time acquire some telepathic and empathic abilities.2 This enables them to force the smaller fireworms, and even members of some other species, to do their will — shepherding food into their ambit, or otherwise serving their needs. For this reason, smart wizards stay out of places where the older and larger fireworms can be found, unless the needs of errantry drive them there.
Fireworms are also the ultimate source of all the stories about “alligators in the sewers.” There is a certain ironic humor to this, as wizards know there wouldn’t be nearly so many stories if the things in the sewers were only alligators.
(See also: Eldest, the: Twelve, Song of the.) (SYWTBAW)
1The taxonomy of the western European fireworm is somewhat confused. The Bestiarium Ignotum classified the fireworm as Lanthanotrops micrognotus, but this did not take into account the internal differences between the Lanthanotrops and Lanthanodrax families — possibly understandable, since Linnaeus was unable to find a dead specimen to dissect, and trapping a live one was at that point out of the question. The Acta Parabiologica‘s revised classification group places the fireworm among the various members of family Hemerothalcus, with the “true dragons” of the Draco species.
2 Because of the already-fragile state of their DNA, such exposure over prolonged periods can also result in memory loss and other neurological problems, as seems to have been the case with the Eldest in SYWTBAW.
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our-happygirl500-fan · 7 months
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Something that I have seen a few times is a few people drawing Jason from the Rise iteration of The Purple Dragons as the Rise version of Mondo Gecko due to him having the same name as Mondo Gecko from the 2012 cartoon which I kind of find really interesting, we know that the Purple Dragon's know about mutants because of their rivalry with Donnie but the idea of one of them getting mutated themselves is kind of an interesting idea.
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indieyuugure · 2 months
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Hii! I’ve been loving your Mutation Situation fic! Absolutely love the boys human designs, and I now consider those designs to be canon, it just makes sense to make them look similar to splinter and I love it. Also seeing them react to high school was hilarious XD
Okay so now the question: I believe you said this fic takes place around season 2, so we’re prob not gonna see the other Turtles allies, but on a hypothetical, if the story took place later in the series and the Turtles other friends and allies (Karai, Slash, Mona Lisa, Renet, Mondo Gecko, Leatherhead, Shinigami etc.) saw the turtles human form, how would you think they’d react? Would they have similar reactions to April and Casey or react/respond differently.
Glad to hear it! Lol, I probably thought way too scientificly about this whole project, but I think in the long run it’s worth it to get the details right ^v^
Yes, those boys have had like zero human interaction, throwing them in a pool of humans is a recipe for disaster 😂
On to actually answering your question. I think their reactions would be similar to April and Casey’s, except for maybe their animal/mutant friends who would put two and two together a lot faster.
I sorta got this idea from playing Twilight Princess where in you can transform back and forth between being a human and a wolf. When your in beast form, the humans in the game—even your friends—will scream and run away, but the animals know that you’re a person in an animal body and will give you little tips and chat with you. It’s an interesting detail that I really like.
So(to use your list) while Renet, Shinnigami, and maybe Karai might be a little slower to get it similar to how April and Casey took a few moments to realize it was the turtles, Slash, Leatherhead, and Mona Lisa would be much more likely to realize that it’s still them much faster. This is also one of the reasons Splinter isn’t confused as to who they are but to how the heck his boys have managed to turn themselves into humans.
Sorry I’m not sure any of that made any sense 😅 but basically they’d all probably have varied versions of April and Casey’s reactions except for their mutant friends with animal instincts that would be confused but kinda get it.
Good question! :]
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characcoon · 10 months
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Donnie's double mutation design is donezo! Weird ass pointy gecko turtle man. Very big btw. Like,,,, Raph sized.
For "Donnie's Expedition into the Crying Titan"
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juvmarchiori · 4 months
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What if TMNT took place in São Paulo, Brazil instead of New York?
Welcome to my Brazilian au, I made this character sheet of Jason (Mondo Gecko) as a Tropical House Gecko.
I choose this species 'cause geckos like the leopard or the colorfull ones are illegal to have in Brasil, however, the tropical house gecko is very common in Latin America, especially Brasil
Jason has the same personality as his previous iterations, but he was an albino teenager before his mutation, who went o the state of São Paulo (he's from Rio) to watch a soccer game of his favorite team and ended up mutated
He can stick to the walls, when he gets too scared, his tail falls off
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puppetmaster13u · 3 months
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So this Au still needs a name, BUT
I have figured out what Most of the pokemon evolved from! It only took uh, lemme look at a clock, a week or three!
For those not interested in clicking a link, it's a pokemon/dc crossover but pokemon is straight up just a Gotham thing. Like, the flora and fauna and everything else have become corrupted/ mutated/ adapted, etc into strange creatures with stranger abilities thanks to the chemicals, magic, death pits, curses, and everything else all mixing together.
So anyway, have a list of what each pokemon originally were before Gotham got a hold of them. Some things brought into Gotham (such as via zoos, museums, or rogues or whatever) and others always there. Do keep in mind I am (mostly) not including Legendaries because I'm still not sure if I want those in the Au yet lol.
Canines 
Vulpix Lines (Foxes) 
Growlithe Lines (Large Dog Breeds) 
Abra Line (Fox) 
Snubbul Line (Bulldog Mix Breed) 
Houndour Line (Medium Dog Breeds) 
Smeargle (Beagle Mix Breed) 
Poochyena Line (Hyena) 
Electrike Line (Maned Wolf) 
Absol (Samoyed Mix Breed) 
Riolu Line (Egyptian Wolf) 
Lillipup Line (Terrier Mix Breed) 
Zorua Lines (Wolf) 
Fennekin Line (Fox) 
Furfrou (Poodle Mix Breed) 
Rockruff Lines (Akita Mix Breed) 
Nickit Line (Red Fox) 
Yamper Line (Small Dog Breeds) 
Fidough Line (Dachshund Mix Breed) 
Greavard Line (Sheepdog Mix Breed) 
Felines 
Meowth Lines (Domestic Cats) 
Eevee Lines (Domestic Cats) 
Skitty Line (Shorthair Cat) 
Shinx Line (Lynx) 
Glameow Line (Domestic Cat) 
Purrloin Line (Domestic Cat) 
Litleo Line (Lion) 
Espurr Line (Folded-Ear Cat) 
Litten Line (Tiger) 
Sprigatito Line (Lynx) 
Rodents 
Rattata Line (Domestic Rat) 
Alolan Rattata (Wild Rat) 
Pikachu Lines (House Mouse) 
Clefairy Line (Chinchilla) 
Azurill Line (Vole) 
Plusle (Long-Eared Woodrat)
Minun (Long-Eared Woodrat) 
Bidoof Line (Beaver) 
Pachirisu (Squirrel) 
Minccino Line (Chinchilla) 
Emolga (Flying Squirrel) 
Chespin Line (Chipmunk) 
Dedenne (Gerbil) 
Togedemaru (Spiny Rat) 
Skwovet Line (Red Squirrel) 
Morpeko (Guinea Pig) 
Pawmi Line (Viscacha)
Tandemaus (Field Mouse)
Birds 
Pidgey Line (Waxwings) 
Spearow Line (Sparrow) 
Doduo Line (Kiwi Bird) 
Magby Line (Duck) 
Hoothoot Line (Horned Owl) 
Togepi Line (Chicken Eggs) 
Natu Line (Quail) 
Murkrow Line (Crows) 
Delibird (Penguin) 
Skarmory (Condor) 
Torchic Line (Chicken) 
Taillow Line (Barn Swallow) 
Wingull Line (Seagull) 
Swablu Line (Lorikeet) 
Piplup Line (Penguin) 
Starly Line (Starling) 
Chatot (Parrot) 
Pidove Line (Pigeon) 
Ducklett Line (Swan) 
Rufflet Line (Eagle) 
Vullaby Line (Vulture) 
Fletchling Line (Robin) 
Spritzee Line (Grosbeak) 
Hawlucha (Raptor Bird) 
Rowlett Line (Owl) 
Pikipek Line (Toucans) 
Oricorio(s) (Honeycreepers) 
Rookidee Line (Corvid) 
Cramorant (Cormorant)
Eiscue (Penguin) 
Quaxly Line (Duck) 
Squawkabilly (Parakeet) 
Wattrel Line (Petrel) 
Flittle Line (Ostrich) 
Bombirdier (Stork) 
Flamigo (Flamingo) 
Reptiles 
Charmander Line (Newt) 
Squirtle Line (Box Turtle) 
Ekans Line (Ringneck Snake) 
Lapras (Sea Turtle) 
Dratini Line (Sea Snake) 
Totodile Line (Alligator) 
Dunsparce Line (Snake) 
Larvitar Line (Spiny Lizard) 
Treecko Line (Leaf-Tailed Lizard) 
Aron Line (Terrapin) 
Torkoal (Snapping Turtle) 
Seviper (Viper) 
Kecleon (Chameleon) 
Turtwig Line (Box Turtle) 
Snivy Line (Vine Snake) 
Sandile Line (Crocodile) 
Scraggy Line (Lizard) 
Tirtouga Line (Sea Turtle) 
Helioptile Line (Frilled-Neck Lizard) 
Salandit Line (Skink) 
Turtonator (Sideneck Turtle) 
Jangmo-o Line (Geckos) 
Sobble Line (Basilisk Lizard) 
Chewtle Line (Snapping Turtle) 
Silicobra Line (Cobra) 
Fuecoco Line (Crocodile) 
Cyclizar Lines (Anole) 
Amphibians
Bulbasaur Line (Toad) 
Poliwag Lines (Tadpool) 
Slowpoke Lines (Salamander) 
Lickitung (Tailed Frog) 
Happiny Line (Axolotl) 
Wooper Lines (Axolotl) 
Bagon Line (Salamander) 
Croagunk Line (Frog) 
Tympole Line (Toad) 
Froakie Line (Frog) 
Toxel Line (Salamander) 
Tadbulb Line (Green Frog) 
Fish & Sealife 
Tentacool Line (Jellyfish) 
Shellder Line (Clam) 
Horse Line (Seahorses) 
Goldeen Line (Goldfish) 
Staryu Line (Starfish) 
Magikarp Line (Karp) 
Omanyte Line (Nautilus) 
Chinchou Line (Anglerfish) 
Qwilfish Lines (Pufferfish) 
Corsola Lines (Coral) 
Remoraid Line (Remoras) 
Mantine Line (Manta Ray) 
Mudkip Line (Mudskippers)
Gulpin Line (Sculpin Fish) 
Carvanha Line (Piranha) 
Wailmer Line (Whale) 
Barboach Line (Loach) 
Lileep Line (Crinoid) 
Feebas Line (Bass) 
Clamperl Line (Clam) 
Relicanth (Coelacanth) 
Luvdisc (Discus Fish) 
Gible Line (Shark) 
Finneon Line (Freshwater Butterflyfish) 
Basculin Line (Sea Bass) 
Frillish Lines (Jellyfish) 
Alomomola (Mola Mola Fish) 
Tynamo Line (Electric Eel) 
Stunfisk(s) (Stargazer Fish) 
Inkay Line (Squid) 
Binacle Line (Barnacle)
Skrelp Line (Leafy Seadragon) 
Wishiwashi (Herring/Anchovies) 
Mareanie Line (Crown of Thorns Starfish) 
Pyukumuku (Sea Cucumber) 
Bruxish (Triggerfish) 
Arrokuda Line (Barracuda) 
Clobbopus Line (Octopus) 
Hatenna Line (Jellyfish) 
Pincurchin (Urchin) 
Wiglett Line (Garden Eel) 
Finizen (Dolphin) 
Glimmet Line (Sea Anemone) 
Cetoddle Line (Whale) 
Veluza (Hake Fish) 
Dondozo (Catfish) 
Crustaceans
Krabby Line (Crab) 
Kabuto Line (Horseshoe Crab) 
Corphish Line (Crawfish) 
Dwebble Line (Hermit Crab) 
Clauncher Line (Lobster) 
Crabrawler Line (Crab) 
Klawf (Velvet Crab) 
Insects 
Caterpie Line (Butterfly) 
Weedle Line (Bee Larva) 
Paras Line (Cicada Nymph) 
Venonat Line (Swallowtail Moth) 
Scyther (Praying Mantis) 
Pinsir (Stag Beetle) 
Ledyba Line (Ladybug)
Yanma Line (Dragonfly) 
Pineco Line (Bagworm) 
Heracross (Rhino Beetle) 
Wurmple Lines (Spiked Caterpillars) 
Surskit Line (Water Skater) 
Nincada Lines (Cicada) 
Volbeat (Lightning Bug) 
Illumise (Lightning Bug) 
Trapinch Line (Antlion) 
Kricketot Line (Cricket) 
Burmy Lines (Bagworm) 
Combee Line (Honeybee) 
Sewaddle Line (Leaf Insect) 
Venipede Line (Centipede) 
Karrablast Line (Carabid Beetle) 
Pawniard Line (Beetle) 
Durant (Ant) 
Larvesta Line (Atlas Moth) 
Scatterbug Line (Butterfly) 
Grubbin Line (Stag Beetle) 
Cutiefly Line (Bee Fly) 
Fomantis Line (Orchid Mantis) 
Wimpod Line (Isopod) 
Blipbug Line (Ladybird) 
Sizzlipede Line (Centipede)
Snom Line (Jewel Caterpillar) 
Nymble Line (Grasshopper) 
Rellor Line (Scarab Beetle) 
Arachnids
Spinarak Line (Smiling Spider) 
Skorupi Line (Scorpion)
Joltik (Jumping Spider)
Dewpider (Diving Bell Spider) 
Tarountula Line (Orb Weaver) 
Gastropods
Slugma Line (Iron Snail) 
Shellos Lines (Sea Slugs)
Shelmet Line (Snail) 
Goomy Lines (Slug & Snail) 
Ungulates
Ponyta Lines (Domestic Horses) 
Drowzee Line (Tapir) 
Rhyhorn Line (Rhino) 
Tauros(es) (Large Horned Cows) 
Mareep Line (Sheep) 
Girafarig Line (Giraffe) 
Swinub Line (Mangalica Pigs) 
Phanpy Line (Elephant) 
Stantler Line (Deer) 
Miltank (Milk Cow) 
Numel Line (Camel) 
Spoink Line (Teacup Pig) 
Hippopotas Line (Hippo) 
Tepig Line (Domestic Pig) 
Blitzle Line (Zebra) 
Deerling Line (Deer) 
Bouffalant (Buffalo) 
Skiddo Line (Goat) 
Mudbray Line (Mule) 
Wooloo Line (Sheep) 
Cufant Line (Elephant) 
Lechonk Line (Pig) 
Primates
Mankey Line (Barbary Macaque) 
Aipom Line (Squirrel Monkey) 
Meditite Line (Indri) 
Chimchar Line (Chimpanzee) 
Pansage Line (Capuchin Monkey)
Pansear Line (Capuchin Monkey)
Panpour Line (Capuchin Monkey)
Darumaka Lines (Gibbon) 
Oranguru (Orangutan) 
Grookey Line (Gorilla) 
Mammal
Sandshrew Lines (Armadillo) 
Nidoran Lines (Hedgehog) 
Jigglypuff Line (Capybara) 
Zubat Line (Bat) 
Diglett Line (Mole) 
Psyduck Line (Platypus) 
Seel Line (Seals) 
Cubone Lines (Wombat) 
Kangaskhan (Kangaroo) 
Snorlax (Bear) 
Cyndaquil Lines (Echidna) 
Sentret Line (Ferret) 
Gligar Line (Scorpionfly) 
Teddiursa Line (Brown Bear) 
Sneasel Lines (Weasel) 
Zigzagoon Lines (Raccoon) 
Slakoth Line (Sloth) 
Whismur Line (Rabbit) 
Spinda (Panda) 
Zangoose (Mongoose) 
Spheal Line (Walrus) 
Buizel Line (River Otter) 
Buneary Line (Rabbit) 
Stunky Line (Skunk) 
Oshawott Lines (Sea Otter) 
Patrat Line (Meerkat) 
Woobat Line (Bat) 
Drilbur Line (Mole) 
Auduno (Pika) 
Cubchoo Line (Polar Bear) 
Mienfoo Line (Ermine) 
Heatmoor (Anteater) 
Bunnelby Line (Hare) 
Pancham Line (Panda) 
Noibat Line (Bat) 
Popplio Line (Sea Lion) 
Yungoos Line (Mongoose) 
Passimian (Lemur) 
Komola (Koala) 
Scorbunny Line (Wild Hare) 
Shroodle Line (Tenrecs) 
Living Fossils & Dinosaurs
Aerodactyl (Pterosaur) 
Anorith Line (Anomalocaris) 
Cranidos Line (Pachycephalosaurus) 
Shieldon Line (Ceratops) 
Archen Line (Archaeopteryx) 
Axew Line (Hadrosaurid) 
Tyrunt Line (Tyrannosaurus) 
Amaura Line (Amargasaurus) 
Dracozolt (Raptor-Rex) 
Arctozolt (Raptor-Plesiosaur)
Dracovish (Dunkleosteus-Rex) 
Arctovish(Dunkleosteus-Plesiosaur) 
Dreepy Line (Diplocaulus)
Great Tusk (Mammoth) 
Slither Wing (Prehistoric Lepidoptera)
Roaring Moon (Unknown Fossil/Time Travel)
Walking Wake (Dryptosaurus) 
Gouging Fire (Styracosaurus) 
Raging Bolt (Brontosaurus) 
Living Plants & Fungi 
Oddish Lines (Mandrake) 
Bellsprout Line (Pitcher Plant) 
Exeggcute Lines (Palm Seeds) 
Tangela Line (Seagrass) 
Chikorita Line (Pear) 
Hoppip Line (Dandelion) 
Sunkern Line (Sunflower) 
Shuckle (Slime Mold) 
Lotad Line (Lilypad) 
Seedot Line (Acorn) 
Shroomish Line (Mushroom) 
Budew Line (Rose) 
Cacnea Line (Cactus) 
Tropius (Banana Tree) 
Cherubi Line (Cherries) 
Carnivine (Venus Flytrap) 
Snover Line (Pine) 
Cottonee Line (Cotton Plants)
Petilil Lines (Lily Flower) 
Maractus (Flowering Cactus) 
Foongus Line (Mushrooms) 
Ferroseed Line (Durian Fruit) 
Flabebe Line (Flower) 
Pumpkaboo Line (Pumpkin) 
Morelull Line (Hallucinogenic Fungi) 
Bounsweet Line (Mangosteen) 
Comfey (Flowering Vine) 
Gossifleur Line (Cotton Plant) 
Applin Lines (Apples) 
Smoliv Line (Olive & Olive Tree) 
Bramblin Line (Thorns) 
Toadscool Line (Toadstool) 
Capsakid Line (Peppers) 
Stone & Gemstone
Geodude Lines (Rocks) 
Onix Line (Stone) 
Nosepass Line (Stone Statue) 
Sableye (Gemstones) 
Lunatone (Rock Carving) 
Solrock (Rock Carving)
Roggenrola Line (Geode) 
Druddigon (Gargoyle) 
Golett Line (Stone Statues) 
Carbink (Diamond) 
Diancie (Pink Diamond) 
Sandygast Line (Sand) 
Minior (Meteor) 
Stakataka (Stone Bricks) 
Rolycoly Line (Coal) 
Stonjourner (Stone Brick) 
Objects & Material
Magnemite Line (Magnets) 
Grimer Lines (Toxic Waste) 
Voltorb Lines (Balls) 
Porygon Line (Digital Data) 
Bonsly Line (Fake Trees) 
Wynaut Line (Doll) 
Baltoy Line (Clay Doll)
Shuppet Line (Doll) 
Duskull Line (Skull) 
Chimecho (Wind Chime) 
Drifloon Line (Balloon) 
Chingling (Bell) 
Bronzor Line (Mirror) 
Rotom (Digital Virus) 
Shaymin (Chia Pet) 
Munna Line (Pillow) 
Yamask Lines (Old Masks) 
Trubbish Line (Trash) 
Gothita Line (Dress) 
Solosis Line (Giant Cell) 
Klink Line (Gears) 
Litwick Line (Candles) 
Cryogonal (Ice) 
Honedge Line (Sword) 
Klefki (Keychains) 
Bergmite Lines (Ocean Ice) 
Stufful Line (Teddy Bear) 
Dhelmise (Ship Anchor) 
Xurkitree (Wiring) 
Meltan Line (Mercury) 
Sinistea Line (Teaset) 
Falinks (Toy) 
Duraludon Line (Skyscrapers/Bridges) 
Nacli Line (Salt) 
Charcadet Lines (Armour) 
Varoom Line (Engines) 
Foods
Vanillite Line (Ice Cream) 
Swirlix Line (Cotton Candy) 
Milcery Line (Cream) 
Tatsugiri(s) (Sushi) 
Poltchageist Line (Matcha Tea) 
‘Unknown’ Origins 
Machop Line
Gastly Line (Ghosts) 
Tyrogue Lines
Koffing Lines (Poison Gases) 
Elekid Line
Ditto 
Misdreavus Line (Ghosts) 
Unown(s) (Runes) 
Ralts Lines (Dolls) 
Makuhita Line
Mawile (Yokai) 
Castform (Paper Doll) 
Snorunt Line
Spritomb (Lazarus Pit)
Timburr
Sigilyph 
Deino Line 
Phantump (Forest Child Ghost) 
Mimikyu (Lone Ghost Children) 
Drampa
Marshadow (Shadows) 
Impidimp Line (Children) 
Indeedee 
Tinkatink Line 
Orthworm (Earth Worms) 
Altered Via Outside Influence 
Beldum Line (Alien Technology) 
Deoxys (Alien DNA & Cloning) 
Elgyem (Alien Technology) 
Genesect (Alien Tech & Cloning) 
Iron Moth (Luthor Tech & Alien Tech) 
Iron Thorns (Luthor Tech & Alien Tech) 
Iron Valiant (Wayne Collab) 
Iron Leaves (Wayne Collab)
Iron Crown (Wayne Collab)
Iron Boulder (Wayne Collab)
FURTHER MINI RAMBLES
⏵Most non-sapient plant variation has happened in things such as berries & fruits 
⏵It’s noted that many of the creatures show signs of convergent evolution to other animals & plants, especially in further mutations
⏵Several animals & other things not native to Gotham or New Jersey were brought in as experiments or for the Gotham Zoo which were affected over time
Like IRL Animals & Plants, They Can Have Mutations & Color Variations:
Normal color/Pattern [Very Common]
“Shinies” [Uncommon color variant] 
Piebaldism/Vitiligo [Patches of no melanism] 
Albinism [No melanism] 
Leucism [No melanism save for eyes] 
Melanism [Excess black] 
Erythrism [Excess red] 
Axanthism [No yellow & more blue] 
Xanthochromism [Excess yellow] 
Chimerism [2 offspring fused] 
Gynandromorphism [Split & both male/female]
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groovyshrooms19 · 3 months
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Trying to come up with a Mona Lisa design, I need help deciding
In my version of tmnt (tmnt: The Remix) Mona Lisa and Y'Gythgba are two different people, Mona was a human that got mutated and Y'Gythgba is an alien Salamandrian, I'll post Y'Gythgba soon
‼️neither Mona or Y'gythgba are shipped with Raph cause both are older than the turtles‼️
I'm also considering making Mondo Gecko (Jason) Mona's little brother
if you have design suggestions let me know!
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jabber-wockin · 2 months
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Jabber's TMNT AU/iteration ask game!
Send an ask with a number corresponding to a question you want to ask about someone's AU or iteration
SETTING:
Where is your au/iteration set?
Do the turtles live in the sewers?
What is the lair like?
Do the turtles have money? If so, how do they get it?
What is the origin of the mutagen?
Is there a battle nexus? Is it a respected facility or operated by criminals?
Are there aliens?
Are there yokai/magical beings?
Are there other dimensions?
Are there utrom/kraang? PLOT:
Who is the main villain?
What is the main villain’s motivation?
Who are some villains that are less of a threat?
What is going on with the foot clan?
Is the Hamato clan history relevant? How did the clan originate?
Were the turtles and Splinter mutated intentionally?
Do any characters get mutated during the story?
Do any characters die during the story?
Do any characters get disabled during the story?
Do the turtles go to space?
Do the turtles time travel?
If there is a battle nexus, who fights in it? CHARACTERS:
Are there any OCs?
Is there a Bebop and Rocksteady?
Is there a Baxter Stockman?
Is there a Bishop?
Is there a Rat King? If yes, can he control Splinter?
Is there a Mona lisa?
Is there a Renet?
Is there a Venus?
Is there a Jennika?
Is there a Slash?
Is there a Metalhead?
Is there a Mondo Gecko?
Is there an Angel?
Is there an Alopex?
Is there a Leatherhead?
Is there a Tang Shen?
Is there a Karai/Miwa?
Is Saki the shredder?
Is Karai/Miwa Saki’s daughter?
Is Karai/Miwa loyal to Saki?
How old is April?
Is April a scientist?
Is April a journalist or reporter?
How old is Casey?
Is Casey a vigilante?
Does Casey play hockey? If so, what position?
Are the turtles the same species?
Are the turtles the same age?
Was Splinter born a rat or a human?
Is Donnie only knowledgeable with technology? If not, what else are they interested in?
Who is the leader of the group? How did they become the leader?
Who is the team medic?
Who is the best cook?
Who is the best fighter?
Are any characters disabled?
Are any characters neurodivergent?
Are any characters queer? CHARACTER RELATIONSHIPS:
Do Raph and Leo fight often?
What is Bebop and Rocksteady’s relationship?
What is Casey and Raph’s relationship?
Is Splinter the turtles’ dad, sensei or both?
How did Splinter meet the turtles?
Is April considered a sibling?
Does April consider Splinter a parent?
How did the turtles meet April?
How did the turtles meet Casey?
Is there a romance? If so, between which characters? SPECIFY A CHARACTER:
What hobbies does — have?
Who is —‘s favourite sibling?
What is —’s favourite kind of pizza
What interests does — have?
What weapon does — specialise in?
Tell us a fun fact about —’s species! EXTRA:
Who is your favourite character?
What character do you relate to the most?
Tell us something you want to share about your au/iteration!
I had help making this, so shoutout to @genderfluid-envy, I had a lot of fun deciding on questions with you! And thanks to everyone else in our discord server who helped out :D
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excali8ur · 1 year
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Woe! Gecko be upon ye!
So I gave in and made a Rise character. Sort of. I combined Mondo Gecko and Danny from the live action movies. I love hijacking 2 completely different characters and then turning them into something unrecognisable.
[Image ID: reference art of a ROTTMNT OC. The left drawing shows a short tween girl with pale pink skin and tied back curly orange hair. She is wearing a red headband, a maroon shirt with a large orange Foot Clan symbol on the front, and dark baggy trousers. She has one foot on a skateboard and is holding a yellow phone.
The right drawing shows the same character but transformed into a gecko mutant. She is wearing the same clothes but has spotty orange skin, a wide tail, and no shoes. She is also slightly shorter.]
The notes surrounding the character read:
Danny R Pennington AKA. Mondo Gecko
Yeah they're one character now
13 year old runaway who joins the Foot Clan
Father was Warren's boss when he was a reporter
Sympathetic but annoying antagonist
Gets mutated by an Oozequito after meeting turtles
I like to think she'd enjoy listening to music with Mikey -eventual frenemies?
Secretly very social. Looks out for thee other Foot Clan kids. One of the kids has a pet gecko.
Nuisance.
Pre-mutation notes:
Probably sounds like Toph. Not as competent as Toph though
People mistake her for a boy a lot
Definitely did not pay for [her] phone
Probably does minor Foot Clan errands. Only became a full member earlier in the year
Post-mutation notes:
Slightly shorter
Funny lizard pupils [two doodles of her pupils which are a jagged shape and can constrict into slits]
Does shee have eyelids? Who knows.
Grippy fingers, good for pick-pocketing and running up walls.
Tail tapers towards base
Tail can regrow. Please don't cut it off though :/
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