#wtd creaturistic

Creaturistic is a very expansive universe and it would take forever to create a design references for every character, so I tried to create a height lineup with the main crew and founders in the universe I realize I should have put Wiatt in it but, idk *shrugs*

Here are the individual refs if you can't zoom in or the image quality goes to crap:

Jake, James & John (2'8):

Sara (5'2):

Carly (5'6):

Lewis (5'7):

Eric (6'1):

Ben & Liz (6'3):

Oliver (6'7):

Mike (7'2):

Alyssa (10'2) (Note: Her whole length is the same as canon Glory, 16'3 ft, but her tail accounts for part of it, so her height is different on land than in water):

I just refound the poll I had a while back, sooo...

Here's some Creaturistic content!

First some profiles I made:

Some more characters in Creaturistic:

LOOK AT HOW PRECIOUS HE IS!!!

This whole thing is gonna take a while to do...

I shall answer this because yes, it is confusing a bit. Forgive me if I miss anything.

First, the term 'Anti Cross-Breeder' is a term applied to people who are against the act of two different species being together. The term itself is not exactly the same as if a creature is rejected from it's own, as that has more to do with 'blood & culture' and such, though I suppose the term can still technically be applied. I believe the term is more used for people who find the offspring of mixed creatures wrong in some way.

Next, Beheaders is the blunt title of people who either commit the act of, or doctors who will preform the surgery of, removing one of or multiple heads of a multi-headed creature, often because it is not a normal occurrence in the species. In Ben & Liz's species, there's a strange occurrence where the young are born with two heads instead of one. Tinchue think of this as a sort of curse, like the unexpected head is a dark spirit that's attached itself to the child, so that head is often removed shortly after birth. Unfortunately if an older person is discovered to have the unexpected twin intact, the family makes the decision to have it removed as they are convinced that the 'dark spirit' has manipulated the other.

Lastly, Hunters or 'Parters' (still can't think of a good term) are people who take valuable parts from other creatures, said creatures being often 'Fantical' (a catagory of often mythical creatures such as dragons, unicorn and others). These parts are then sold on a sort of black market, to people who are wanting to use the parts for differing reasons. (Potions, mounting decor, trips, and the enhancing or prolonging of life and ability etc.)

Haha, somehow I knew you guys would choose Creaturistic.