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Wow finally got some drawings done and out of the way and what do you know I finally started working on the Wolf-i-fied comic again as in inking the comic. Anyway lets get to it.

Bunyip: A large aquatic monster of Aboriginal myth, this beast terrorizes anyone coming near it's territory and brutally killing them. There has been numerous ideas on what bunyips are supposed to look like such as having a duck bill, walrus tusks, a horse, etc. which would bring up the idea that there could be sub-species of bunyips and that people have been seeing them and assuming they are all part of the same main creature. Or bunyips could be shape-shifter similar to creatures like the Irish Puca which could explains such inconsistent sightings

True Chupacabra: The "real" chupacabras that were originally sighted back in 1995, these things are small alien-like lizard beasts with quails on their backs, thin layer of fur, three fanged mouth and large red eyes. For some reason you don't hear much about this type of chupacabra in the media much these days sense all the attention seems to go towards the goblin dogs that have been popping up recently.

Rakshasa: Demon-like monsters mentioned in Hindu myth, these shape shifting horrors have an insatiable blood-lust and will stalk their human prey until it is all alone with it. The exact form of a rakshasa is unclear, some believe they look like beast-human hybrids but others would argue they would use whatever form they can use to terrify it's prey.

Description
Wow finally got some drawings done and out of the way and what do you know I finally started working on the Wolf-i-fied comic again as in inking the comic. Anyway lets get to it.

Bunyip: A large aquatic monster of Aboriginal myth, this beast terrorizes anyone coming near it's territory and brutally killing them. There has been numerous ideas on what bunyips are supposed to look like such as having a duck bill, walrus tusks, a horse, etc. which would bring up the idea that there could be sub-species of bunyips and that people have been seeing them and assuming they are all part of the same main creature. Or bunyips could be shape-shifter similar to creatures like the Irish Puca which could explains such inconsistent sightings

True Chupacabra: The "real" chupacabras that were originally sighted back in 1995, these things are small alien-like lizard beasts with quails on their backs, thin layer of fur, three fanged mouth and large red eyes. For some reason you don't hear much about this type of chupacabra in the media much these days sense all the attention seems to go towards the goblin dogs that have been popping up recently.

Rakshasa: Demon-like monsters mentioned in Hindu myth, these shape shifting horrors have an insatiable blood-lust and will stalk their human prey until it is all alone with it. The exact form of a rakshasa is unclear, some believe they look like beast-human hybrids but others would argue they would use whatever form they can use to terrify it's prey.