Was reminded about this post thanks to someone liking what I commented to it. I have to say just one thing; There needs to be more birb 'mons with rito bodies, because holy s*** the bara (or dad bod) potential for 'em.

Was reminded about this post thanks to someone liking what I commented to it. I have to say just one thing; There needs to be more birb 'mons with rito bodies, because holy s*** the bara (or dad bod) potential for 'em.

I don't really remember much of it, and I'm afraid to look it up more because of how heavily sociological stuff can try to 'revise' what happened in the past, but that's what I can surmise.

I'm not necessarily a history buff, but Columbus' group were generally more trained and disciplined, along with having better gear compared to the natives. It may have been an expeditionary force, but something like that has to be prepared for anything when venturing into unknown territory.

Oh god damn it, I wish I had the funds because Click looks tempting. >3<

...now I'm curious of where this derg's acquired from. .u.

Yes, the 'hair' that Sashimi has is just water, with metal caps at the end of them, all of which drop the moment that her concentration on maintaining them is broken due to sudden events like her tail abruptly fwoomphing up even larger.

Never did think of where the lost size was going to, but it being 'allocated' to the nearest shmuck would make for an amusing situation with them each time they lurch up a little larger and the 'teleportation afflicted' a little smaller.

Teleportation spell that seems to work fine on some of the test objects, but when used on yourself, end up finding that not only is it not as precise as anticipated, but each of the random warps results in one being a little smaller. And it keeps firing off randomly due to another grave error...

As someone that enables these types of shenanigans, I can attest.

Stone Tower looks to be a regular dungeon at first, but once you get the light arrows and hit the switch outside the entrance with one, it suddenly flips and you are treated to an inverse version of it, with its own challenges and even chances to flip the gravity again for some of the rooms.

Majora's Mask had a couple as well in the form of the snowy mountain and Ikana Canyon dungeons. The former had you raise a central pillar that while you had to knock out pieces to progress, you actually had to be selective on a couple of cases in order to keep access to the next parts.

...heavy shrinkage-related mood the past day or so, and I wish I could kick myself enough to do sequences pertaining to some scenarios of such. >~>

Honestly hoping this becomes available again at some point, either on itch or jinxxy. Really wanted to get hold of this fella.

Thus...the feline was taken, sealed away into whatever machinations that made up the very being of the 'hero'.

Ah, alrighty. Still looking forward to it.

Now the feline has a view of Apollo's face...or what appears to be it, though it feels wrong to be looking at it, as if reality can't seem to comprehend what is supposed to be there...

'ey, nice seeing the big deathclaw again. :D