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"Why didn't you tell me there were creatures who look like me?!"

Name: Tarzana
Gender: Female
Location: Africa
Age: 21- 24
Alias: The Ape Woman
Domestic Partner: John Porter

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The second to the last Disney switched heroine. At first I didn't give her dread locks because I hate the look of it on women and I'm not sure how to paint it. But I had to stay true to his design and gave Tarzana dread locks. Unfortunatley, they look very soft but it's okay. Think of it like, her dreads are forming but not quite there yet, heh. She's been in the jungle pretty much all her life so she's dirty. If you look closer at her face you can see a little dirt. She has a pointy nose, which is hard to paint when she's looking directly at you.

And in case you wanted to know, she's crounching towards you. She's never seen a human before and she doesn't feel threatened, yet at the same time there's an intense focus that she gives.

Again, modeled after a friend of mine

** Tarzan including the film's quotes are (c) Disney**
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MORE GENDERBENDERS:
Beast Princess (Beauty and the Beast): [link]
Princess Phillipa (Sleeping Beauty): [link]
Mila Thatch (Atlantis): [link]
Princess Erica (The Little Mermaid): [link]
Aladdina (Aladdin): [link]
Jane Smith (Pocahontas): [link]
Princess Naveena (The Princess and the Frog): [link]

COMPARISONS:
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Description
"Why didn't you tell me there were creatures who look like me?!"

Name: Tarzana
Gender: Female
Location: Africa
Age: 21- 24
Alias: The Ape Woman
Domestic Partner: John Porter

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The second to the last Disney switched heroine. At first I didn't give her dread locks because I hate the look of it on women and I'm not sure how to paint it. But I had to stay true to his design and gave Tarzana dread locks. Unfortunatley, they look very soft but it's okay. Think of it like, her dreads are forming but not quite there yet, heh. She's been in the jungle pretty much all her life so she's dirty. If you look closer at her face you can see a little dirt. She has a pointy nose, which is hard to paint when she's looking directly at you.

And in case you wanted to know, she's crounching towards you. She's never seen a human before and she doesn't feel threatened, yet at the same time there's an intense focus that she gives.

Again, modeled after a friend of mine

** Tarzan including the film's quotes are (c) Disney**
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MORE GENDERBENDERS:
Beast Princess (Beauty and the Beast): [link]
Princess Phillipa (Sleeping Beauty): [link]
Mila Thatch (Atlantis): [link]
Princess Erica (The Little Mermaid): [link]
Aladdina (Aladdin): [link]
Jane Smith (Pocahontas): [link]
Princess Naveena (The Princess and the Frog): [link]

COMPARISONS:
[link]