Jun 23
Justynia and Anatice eventually reconciled, merging into Styniana. People still liked the twins though so now there's the three of them. Well three and a dragon mount who used to be earrings.
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Justynia and Anatice eventually reconciled, merging into Styniana. People still liked the twins though so now there's the three of them. Well three and a dragon mount who used to be earrings.
I gave birth to conjoined triplets but their heads were all one (with features of three separate heads) but they had one mouth that went across all three heads; they had pointy teeth.
non symmetrical conjoined twins, and conjoined triplet case study images
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the first of its kind: a fusion of Bendy, Sans, and Cuphead - Sandyhead!
The result of being hunted down by so many fangirls has resulted in this smiling trio to become merged into... whatever that thing is with some magic shenanigans.
Shout-out to SScamp from DeviantArt (or ReAper Borb on Undertale Amino) for letting me use the lower images which they designed themselves. The top one is drawn by me. ;)
Can conjoined triplets exist?
Dr. Rowena Spencer's 2003 book Conjoined Twins: Developmental Malformations and Clinical Implications discusses several cases of supposed conjoined triplets and quadruplets, most of which consist of one autosite with a number of parasites or acardiac twins. However, a 2004 article in The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology describes a case of parapagus dicephalus dibrachius dipus twins with triplet joined to the shared sternum, in the manner of xiphopagus twins. All three fetuses were well-formed and had approximately normal heads and extremities. This article provides conclusive proof that conjoined triplets, although extremely uncommon, can occur.
" A unique case of conjoined triplets that was characterized as tricephalus, tetrabrachius, and tetrapus parapagothoracopagus is presented.
Antenatal diagnosis of the conjoined triplet was made at 22 weeks of gestation with 2-dimensional ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging.
Pregnancy was terminated by hysterotomy, and diagnosis of conjoined triplets was confirmed postnatally."