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Species: mammal
Note: Pending definition
Tag for monsters that are clearly inspired in appearance by one or multiple real-life mammals.
- Do not use for humans.
Do use:
- Monsters that clearly take major parts of its appearance from one or multiple real-life mammals.
- Monsters that are ambiguous between two mammals ("looks like a dog or a cat") can use this tag.
- Monsters that are both a mammal and non-mammal ("definitely a dog but also a dragon") can use this tag.
- Humanoid monsters should take its appearance from at least one non-human mammal (such as a monkey or furry anthro) to use this tag.
Do not use:
- Monsters that are ambiguous between a mammal and non-mammal ("looks like a dog or a dragon") should not use this tag.
- Monsters not looking like another class of animals (reptiles, birds, fishes) is not sufficient to use this tag.
- Breasts, udders or fur* is not sufficient to use this tag, use specific tags for those features.
*Maybe fur is a good enough indicator if the monster is covered in it?
The following tags implicate this tag: aardvark, afrosoricid, ailurid, aldgoat, amphicyonid, andrewsarchus, banxring, bat, bear, betelgeusian, bovid, camelid, canid, cazar_(ratchet_and_clank), cetacean, chevrotain, colugo, coryphodontid, deer, embrithopod, entelodont, equid, eulipotyphlan, euplerid, eutriconodont, evolved_vulpimancer, ewok, felid, foo_dog, galka, giraffid, herpestid, hippopotamid, hyaenodontid, hyena, hyrax, lagomorph, litopteran, lombax, mammal_humanoid, mammal_taur, marsupial, mephitid, minkmen_(one_piece), monotreme, moogle, moschid, mustelid, mythological_baku, oxyaenid, pangolin, panuncian, pinniped, primate, proboscidean, procyonid, pronghorn, rhinoceros, rodent, sengi, sirenian, suina, tapir, toxodontid, viverrid, vulpimancer, xenarthran (learn more).
