#anthromorph

[joffartac]

Fia (Human and Anthro)

Loud House style

[thegodemperorsmycopilot]

THE COMMENTS ARE IMPERIAL GOLD.

[malachimoet]

Something came over me to make an anthro egyptian umbreon oc, but then it turned into a full fledged art piece. 

[kaliarda]

ANTHROMORPH shot by Maria Koutroumpi for Coeval Magazine ༺✷༻

Anthromorph is an initially anonymous digital persona used to navigate and perform identity without the constraints of societal judgment due to face dysphoria. As their transition progressed, Anthromorph evolved into a mythological being, symbolizing the state of constant mutation and the transcendence of traditional identity boundaries. Parallel to this, their personal identity as Constantine emerged, reclaiming visibility and agency, thus completing the mitosis of their digital and human selves.

[rexdraco]

Dirt Bike design from Tethys. They have a unique relationship with the vehicles in Wneeri, the electric motors powerful enough to climb its many cliffs.

[meninfantasyart]

Blaidd the Half Wolf by Rio Yudha

[quirkwizard]

Anthropomorph analysis please

I like this Quirk. Transforming objects into creations like this is a unique way to do a minion power, and letting Skeptic shape his creations to look like other people leads to some neat moments. Having it used to psychologically torture Twice was such an amazing scene and works as a great parallel to Twice’s own mindset and abilities. I just wish it was used more beyond the initial arc. Because once the MLA arc ends, we never see Skeptic using it, even in a casual setting, he's only really being used for his hacking skill. As I talked about before, there are plenty of fun uses for having such customizable minions. 

As for anything character focused, it’s probably the best one among the MLA in how it ties back into the character. Not only are there little bits of character, like how he still uses the minions like furniture, but his overall nature. To me, I think this Quirk represents Skeptic’s neurotic and antisocial nature. Instead of relying on people, he works solely with objects that only look like people, possibly representing his lack of real connection with people or how he can see people as tools. In order for them to work, he needs to be the one giving orders out and micromanaging them, tying back to how orderly and controlling he can be.

[ak1tism]

heeler sisters