Nov 2, 2018
Luna refs all finished <3
For anyone new to the blog, the wormy form is Luna’s actual body. The foxy form is her usual look when she’s just hanging out doing people sized things :)
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Luna refs all finished <3
For anyone new to the blog, the wormy form is Luna’s actual body. The foxy form is her usual look when she’s just hanging out doing people sized things :)
My goodness! Worm Luna's...... Worm hole, has some interesting features! Not that there's anything wrong with that of course.
Glad you noticed! Leechworms are kinda slippery goobers so females evolved little grasping tentacles to hold onto mates~
*heavy breathing*
Been working on icons for the gods on my site, something simple but stylish. I designed these years ago and it’s a good feeling to redo them with my current level of skill <3
Random lore fact, all gods are represented with a open orb, a filled orb, or a half halo above their heads correlating to angel, demon, and mortal respectively.
More to come! I’m also planning a halloweeny pic, dunno what I’m doing yet tho lol
Question! Why doesn't Luna use her real form more? I think she looks sexy! *Drops a condom* o-oops! How'd that get there.........*blushes*
Can I pet luna's real form?! Her fluff has me very curious! Is it soft? Is it corse? She looks so cool!
Cupid doesn’t even have an ass and Luna has a big ol floofer worm butt :p
but uh...I wouldn’t say no to them B)
Why is luna's race called leechworms? Are they harmful to the enviroment/species?
It’s a couple of reasons. Originally when I designed them, I took inspiration from real leeches and worms and combined the names. Sorta like how we have bearcats, wolfdogs, etc.
Also smaller species of leechworms do often act as parasites to larger species, even other worms - they avoid killing their hosts as much as possible tho the side effects are usually unfavorable.
Leechworms are safe for the environment for the most part. The biggest danger they pose are the ones that live deep underground. Their tunnels can definitely cause surface instability if they don’t dig deep enough. And sometimes you just get a worm who had a bad day and since they’re pretty huge, they’re hard to stop if they decide to smash up some shit.
Sorry for the blurry ask crop. Whoever sent this submitted to my pokeblog instead of this one :p
But a certain worm might have a thing for being carried~