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The updated ref for Spiro that I finally got around to. :’D

Info-
Spiro Terrore (Spy-Row--Tear-Or-Ay) is a demon of unknown origin. She tends to lurk in dark caves and forests, and only comes out to feed or to lay her eggs. People who have wandered into her territory have noted rather large spider webs spanning across trees and tinseling down from branches. They also have this unshakable feeling of being watched. Hmm...

Notes-
Spiro is fairly large at 9ft tall and 18ft long from head to tail. The leg span of her spider legs on her back is 30ft making her look even more massive.

Spiro is a biromantic and asexual. She experiences romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction.

Spiro has two hidden mandibles that fold out from the back of her throat. They deliver a potent venom to kill or immobilize prey. She is able to adjust the chemical makeup of her venom depending on whether she needs to kill or stun. Her mandibles are based on a vinegaroon's pedipalps. Her venom smells of vinegar.

Spiro is able to reproduce asexually, though she needs suitable warm-bodied hosts to lay her eggs in for her offspring to become viable. She transfers her eggs from herself to her victim via ovipositor. Her eggs then hatch within the host and devour them from the inside out. Her offspring then erupt from the husk of their former home as giant spiders. Yes, her progeny are giant spiders.

Spiro’s “fur” is actually trillions upon trillions of urticating hairs. These hairs, when used defensively, can blind and even suffocate.

Spiro’s necklace grants her the ability to shapeshift into various forms. This makes catching prey easier. She can change into a giant spider, human, wolf, deer, and pretty much anything else. These transformations aren’t perfect though. There is always something off about them, but they’re just right enough to be unsettling.

Spiro's blood smells like freshly cut grass.

Spiro is non-binary and doesn’t conform to human standards of gender or identity. Though she is often referred to as ‘she’, she’s not opposed to being called ‘it’ either.

Character/ art (c)Me,

Description
The updated ref for Spiro that I finally got around to. :’D

Info-
Spiro Terrore (Spy-Row--Tear-Or-Ay) is a demon of unknown origin. She tends to lurk in dark caves and forests, and only comes out to feed or to lay her eggs. People who have wandered into her territory have noted rather large spider webs spanning across trees and tinseling down from branches. They also have this unshakable feeling of being watched. Hmm...

Notes-
Spiro is fairly large at 9ft tall and 18ft long from head to tail. The leg span of her spider legs on her back is 30ft making her look even more massive.

Spiro is a biromantic and asexual. She experiences romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction.

Spiro has two hidden mandibles that fold out from the back of her throat. They deliver a potent venom to kill or immobilize prey. She is able to adjust the chemical makeup of her venom depending on whether she needs to kill or stun. Her mandibles are based on a vinegaroon's pedipalps. Her venom smells of vinegar.

Spiro is able to reproduce asexually, though she needs suitable warm-bodied hosts to lay her eggs in for her offspring to become viable. She transfers her eggs from herself to her victim via ovipositor. Her eggs then hatch within the host and devour them from the inside out. Her offspring then erupt from the husk of their former home as giant spiders. Yes, her progeny are giant spiders.

Spiro’s “fur” is actually trillions upon trillions of urticating hairs. These hairs, when used defensively, can blind and even suffocate.

Spiro’s necklace grants her the ability to shapeshift into various forms. This makes catching prey easier. She can change into a giant spider, human, wolf, deer, and pretty much anything else. These transformations aren’t perfect though. There is always something off about them, but they’re just right enough to be unsettling.

Spiro's blood smells like freshly cut grass.

Spiro is non-binary and doesn’t conform to human standards of gender or identity. Though she is often referred to as ‘she’, she’s not opposed to being called ‘it’ either.

Character/ art (c)Me,