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Drew a custom Capricorpse
OUGHghhhghhh feeling VERY abnormal about Cassette Beasts, cannot stop thinking about it, If you enjoy creature collectors like Pokemon, I really and truly cannot recommend this game enough!!! Super cool monster designs, branching evos, wildly dynamic battle mechanics, fusions, romancable NPC's, banger soundtrack, and character customization including pronouns,,,,
a somewhat more realistic take on capricorpse from cassette beasts. goddamn it's been a while since i drew anything that wasn't derpy stuff. anyways cassette beasts is a very good game with very banger soundtrack you should play it
I remember playing Cassette Beasts for the first time, and my Bansheep being my first monster to remaster, and thinking if I let it ascend, I would lose it, and I had grown so enamored with my little sheep that I didnt even consider it for a moment. Anyway, I love Capricorpse.
Of course, I had to go over the top with my Starter of choice xD
This is actually a whole piece but since it turned out so big and Tumblr couldn't handle it, so I split it into two parts!
For those who picked Bansheep in Cassette Beasts, which branch did you choose for its remaster?
Ascend to the afterlife (Wooltergeist > Ramtasm)
Return to the earth (Zombleat > Capricorpse)
This is another survey question I made out of curiosity for the Bansheep players. Make sure to reblog for a larger sample size.
For me, I decided to go for the "Ascend to the afterlife" cause I wanted a more balanced starter, and got Wooltergeist in the process. Now, I have a Ramtasm that specializes in physical attacks, critical-hit Smack attacks for Earth-type coverage, and a plethora of HP-draining and healing moves to keep my tape as healthy as possible.