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UPDATE: Here's the sequel image:

The louds are in an African safari. Leni, being the good hearted sister, decides to find the animal Lola has been searching for. Now she has found it.... sort of.

Been planning this image for perhaps about a year. It was based on some facts about my most favorite animal, the rhinoceros. In some places, the rhino is often called a chubby unicorn. When I was in England, I bought a few merchandises that feature that tagline. Even got some shirts about it for Christmas last year. There's even word that the extinct rhino, the Elasmotherium sibiricum is said to be a giant unicorn, having his horn more on its forehead than its nose. Even the scientific term for the Great Indian Rhino is called "Rhinoceros unicornis". Also, being part of the odd-toed ungulates, they are closely related to the horse, an animal often associated with the unicorn (for some reason, I thought unicorns would be more associated with donkeys because of their tails).

Too much info?

Now if I can find some official media that uses a hippopotamus and a hippocampus. Do you think I should make an animated web series focusing on an elephant, rhino and hippo (or maybe prehistoric ones like the Woolly Mammoth, Woolly Rhino and Malagasy Hippopotamus) against a baku, unicorn and hippocampus?

Description

UPDATE: Here's the sequel image:

The louds are in an African safari. Leni, being the good hearted sister, decides to find the animal Lola has been searching for. Now she has found it.... sort of.

Been planning this image for perhaps about a year. It was based on some facts about my most favorite animal, the rhinoceros. In some places, the rhino is often called a chubby unicorn. When I was in England, I bought a few merchandises that feature that tagline. Even got some shirts about it for Christmas last year. There's even word that the extinct rhino, the Elasmotherium sibiricum is said to be a giant unicorn, having his horn more on its forehead than its nose. Even the scientific term for the Great Indian Rhino is called "Rhinoceros unicornis". Also, being part of the odd-toed ungulates, they are closely related to the horse, an animal often associated with the unicorn (for some reason, I thought unicorns would be more associated with donkeys because of their tails).

Too much info?

Now if I can find some official media that uses a hippopotamus and a hippocampus. Do you think I should make an animated web series focusing on an elephant, rhino and hippo (or maybe prehistoric ones like the Woolly Mammoth, Woolly Rhino and Malagasy Hippopotamus) against a baku, unicorn and hippocampus?