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Published: 2015-04-22 13:06:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 1578; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 0
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A reptilian alien character for a new story I've got in mind. He will be the main villain.The story would be a combination of science fiction and gangster concept.
This villain is a mob boss of a great underground crime syndicate consisting of both reptilian aliens and humans.
His conception was inspired from many, like:
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
- Koopa (Super Mario Bros. 1993)
- Killer Crock (Batman)
- Joey Petunia (Iron Saint)
- Mohawk (Gremlins)
- Sendric (W.I.T.C.H.)
- King Ruthra (Requiem Chevalier Vampire)
- V (TV Series)
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Comments: 6
Is it wrong for me to say that Tyrranos is hot? I know it probably sounds weird, but you got to admit... He has an excellent body structure. Β
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First of all, thank you for your nice comment.
Secondly, am kinda surprised but nonetheless pleasedΒ that people out there find this reptilian OC attractive!
Was expecting more of "interesting character design" comments on this one.
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Sorry... My delusions of a reptilian based god of crime and primal beauty clouded my judgement and corrupted my words... What I meant to say was, your OC is pure perfection. His physical structure alone exudes power and ferocity. But add to the fact that Tyrranos is a mob boss and you have the perfect combination.
From what I've seen in most reptilian villains, alien or otherwise, the vast majority have had a less prominent stance in their existence. Many of them have lived a more animalistic existence, kill or be killed and fight to survive. Even the Batman villain Killer Croc, one of my personal favorites, was never given his dues despite his own hardships and torturous existence. But with Tyrranos, the concept is different. By making Tyrranos a mob boss, the man now has power that doesn't just extend to and through the underworld but into prominent society as well. After all, most mob bosses don't get to where they are without a few connections and a little dirt.
Also... If it's not to much trouble... Could you possibly give us a full size portrait of Tyrranos? I know it's asking a lot, but I am dying to know what he looks like full scale!!!
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Huoooo this is an amazing bust and character concept . . . You can really tell it's a villain from the way he looks, terrifyingly attractive as well, oh no, oh no
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Thank you for your nice comment!Β
..and kind surprised you found him attractive, even terrifyingly.
What do you actually like on him, may I ask?
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/slides in 3 months later, I am so so so sorry it took so long to answer this, but I drew a blank until I actually had time to sit down and look at him again, which I procrastinated, etc etc, you know how it is...
WELL.
Personally I have an overall preference for big, burly men, but I think what really adds to it here is not just the strongly defined brow, cheekbones and chin, but that overall roughness to his look. The mix of cold and warm colours also makes him very pleasant to look at, and... scales man, and... cleavage
But I think overall it's because he has that specific villainous look (nailed that!) that matches the sort of "Big bad wolf" style of a character. I can see him ripping someone apart and then lighting a cigarette before the blood's began to dry, and there is just something really, really........ *hides under table* hot about that
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