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Turning Green

by Beast-Boy Furry Aesthete

Posted 4 years ago

If I were to have my own 'Turning Red' experience it might look something like this.

As much as I'd love to be a red panda, I have no Chinese ancestry that I've been able to find, and in keeping with the theme of ancient powers tied to heritage, I think my form would have to be a giant Celtic badger - after all, they are one of the closest things to a raccoon in England and Ireland. And there still need to be more badger TFs out there.

Even though red is my favorite color, and though there is a rare genetic variation that creates 'red' badgers, the color is so tied to the Chinese heritage that I made my badger form green, which is much more Celtic, and I think, pretty striking.

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Category Theme Species Resolution File Size Artwork (Traditional) Transformation Badger 805 x 1080 321.6 kB

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turning_red turningred turning-red transformation badger european european_badger meles mustelid brock giant green poof smoke celtic irish green_fur emerald badger_tf badger_transformation male u_beast-boy c_artwork_traditional t_transformation s_badger

Indagare ~indagare

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4 years ago

Cool!

Supersu the Miners Cat ~supersumc

Hero of Ryperna

4 years ago

Hmmm... Which animals are tied to German and French/Italian heritage? (Obviously not bassarisks, but still. )

Beast-Boy ~beast-boy

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4 years ago

I once happened to find a copy of this awful 19th century book on "comparative physiognomy" that listed ethnic traits by animal resemblance - if I right it listed Italians as horses, Germans as lions and French as (of course) frogs.