#nagupod

My first ever digital drawing was of Nagu :D That’s good favourites!

Nagu:

•Nagu used to live in the water. Theyeventually developed the ability to float in the air. They still moveas if they’re swimming in water.

•Despite only having one eye, Nagu aresurprisingly expressive! If they’re disgruntled you will definitelynotice the glare they give. Anger and joy are easy to notice thisway. It’s speculated that this behavior was copied from humans andhow they move their eyes while feeling certain emotions.

•When a Nagu likes someone, it willoccasionally float over and lie down on the person’s shoulders totake a rest.

Naguryu:

•Naguryu are full of energy and have agreat desire to punch things, as well as clamp down their claws. Thisis speculated to be because it’s needed to keep their exoskeletonfirm and sharp.

•They regularly shed their plating. Theywill rub theyselves on rocks and the like to help get old platingoff.

•On first glance it looks as if they’velost their ability to float, but this is only partly true. The reasonwhy they can stand upright is largely because of latent floatingability. Their exoskeleton is heavy, and their serpentine bodiesalong can’t support an upright strance.

• An aspect of their child form they didin fact lose is their expressive eye. Naguryu have two eyes whichthey use to see, and they’re not more than expressionless orbs.

•In order to communicate, they makeclacking noises by opening and closing their claws.

Naguzoro:

•Now THIS lower body supports andupright stance. Naguzoro has lost all ability to float. It’s nolonger necessary.

•Despite the balance the lower bodygives to the rest, it’s actually mostly hollow. The stability issecured by the extremely strong exosceleton and the muscles thatsurround the „mouth“ the lower body poses as.

•When closing the lower body mouth,Naguzoro can lean their upper body forward and lie down. This isabout the only way they can relax their entire body. Luckily, inorder to sleep, this isn’t necessary. They can sleep while standingor sitting just fine.

•They still communicate by clackingtheir claws. They sounds are significantly louder due to theincreased claw size.

•Naguzoro love to run and exercise theirlegs. They still like punching, so if they want to attack someone or-thing, they will couple their blows with a charge.