Kiwitroodon - 🦐Shrimps!!🦐

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Thought I’d share my designs for Paracelsus’s transformations!

🩸Moroha:

🩸activated when he comes in contact with A.B.A’s blood

🩸stands at 7’5 (my regular Para stands at 6’5)

🩸his personality is more cocky and ready to shed blood at a moments notice, mainly to protect A.B.A

🩸A.B.A faints after the mode ends due to loss of blood. As he needs her blood to keep his power

🩸Slayer recognises him in this state, as they fought each other during the crusades

🗝️Jealous Rage:

🗝️Activated in the same way as GG Strive

🗝️He’s become very gloopy, with a texture similar to slime

🗝️He struggles to move and communicate, due to his bones becoming squishy. Including his vocal cords

🗝️If hit it feels like being slapped with a wet dishcloth

🗝️similar to Moroha. Para will faint once A.B.A calms down, due to the stress on his body

❤️Both modes are becoming more rare since their arcade ending. As they’re improving their relationship one step at a time!! 💛

I HC like Elphelt would dress up both A.B.A and Paracelsus in little outfits for her next music inspiration!!

The clothes barely fit Para, and it’s super awkward for the both him and A.B.A. But they grin and bare it, for the free food. That Elphelt provides!!

One sneaky boi

that’s it that’s the show

This is bad. But take it anyway

@kiwitroodon t-poses!

Requested by @multifandom-boyo

Okay so

Anyone who reblogs this gets a made up creature based off their blog.

This is so I can draw something when art block hits.

ONE BIG BOI

What is the largest non-Sauropod Dinosaur of all time? How big was this animal?

At the moment, that probably goes to a giant hadrosaur like Shantungosaurus, which lived in the Late Cretaceous, about 75 million years ago, in what is now eastern China.

Some specimens get up to around 17m/55ft; its weight has been estimated at 16 tonnes. It was an herbivore; like other hadrosaurs it had a battery of constantly replacing, self-sharpening teeth. And for its size, it’s likely it was still capable of running on two legs!

Vertebrates planning their invasion of land (358 million years ago, colorized)