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OMG OMG. COMM’D FROM WEDNESDAYHOWLER ON TIKTOK
voici une animation que j’ai fait avec Meta IA le dessin OC du Roi Lion c’est moi qui la dessiner! J’ai mis de la musique pour que ça colle bien sur les lèvres de mon ligre j’ai fait ça sur TikTok voici la vidéo TikTok: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxtKHxpF/
01 HERCULES ‘Katsumi’
so yea!! The blue one is Katsumi, my beastars oc. She’s a liger hybrid, genetically modified and a test tube cub made to be a supersoilder! She’s one of six that her lab ‘Peacemakers’ made before their funding was cut off. The red one is my friends oc Tomi, a deer fox hybrid!
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what if the tiger lion hybrid survived more than a generation or two before kicking the bucket?
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Liger Release New Single "Throne"
Photo courtesy of the band. With “Throne,” LIGER unleash an alternative rock track that celebrates the power of community. The song conveys the idea that people come together, pool their strengths, and grow stronger as a result. Together, they leave obstacles behind, transform challenges into energy, and create something unique that is greater than any individual alone. Amid metallic riffs,…
Ligers receive growth‑encouraging genes from their lion fathers, but because their tiger mothers lack the growth‑inhibiting genes female lions have, it results in genetic gigantism and they can reach 1100 lbs.
