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Herpy has had a good 13 year run and will never be forgotten for those of us who experienced it. Sadly the site is today unappealing and is no longer fit for the audience of 2018. The gallery will remain operational until further notice. You can follow me on Twitter for further developments. We also have a Discord server which has become the heart of the community. If you wish to join it, send me a PM over Twitter.
Kind regards,
Valcyrie
Herpy has had a good 13 year run and will never be forgotten for those of us who experienced it. Sadly the site is today unappealing and is no longer fit for the audience of 2018. The gallery will remain operational until further notice. You can follow me on Twitter for further developments. We also have a Discord server which has become the heart of the community. If you wish to join it, send me a PM over Twitter.
Kind regards,
Valcyrie
Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
- Rendrassa
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Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
What is your idea of leviathans and sea serpents? I personally think of the Final Fantasy 9 summon. That was my first FF game, so all the summon versions of that game really stuck with me. http://ffc.rpgclassics.com/EspMon/leviathan9-b2.jpg
But what do you think? Should a leviathan be more sleek? And what kind of reproduction should they have?
Feel free to discuss any sort of leviathan/sea serpent/ect. Just trying to get the topic rolling.
But what do you think? Should a leviathan be more sleek? And what kind of reproduction should they have?
Feel free to discuss any sort of leviathan/sea serpent/ect. Just trying to get the topic rolling.
- Aracth'nil
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
Sea dragons for me look more Eastern rather than European - more like a snake. Less interesting personally than the European kind.
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
I wasn't aware there was a western kind. All leviathans I've ever seen where snake-like. Unless you means the inclusion of wing-like fins to be western?
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
I meant European dragons in general not European water dragons... although I'm sure they exist with some folklore.
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
I've seen some of the supposed real photographs of sea serpents and sea monsters that have washed up. They all resemble either snake like things or plesiosaurs.
If your talking about art I've always found the Kraken Dragon hybrids to be interesting but I do like the more traditional ship swallower beasts.


If your talking about art I've always found the Kraken Dragon hybrids to be interesting but I do like the more traditional ship swallower beasts.


- Rendrassa
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
Ah, okay. We were talking sea dragons, so I got confused.Aracth'nil wrote:I meant European dragons in general not European water dragons... although I'm sure they exist with some folklore.
And yeah, Loki. The massive beasts of the sea that can swallow ships whole are certainly terrifyingly majestic.
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
I guess the questiion then is, what percentage of sea dragons, serpents etc. are a hide shine, like Mallis, Despina, compared to reinforced scales on similar type creatures, that go into the deepest parts of the seas and oceans.
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Re: Leviathans/sea serpents/sea dragons (NSFW?)
I wouldn't even know where to start to find a percentage, Aquilla.