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@Vaccine on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T09:24:02-04:00

Interesting. So Cryptid pictures and mythological arts or their statues will do. Mothman friend is something I want to see.

@user_473823 on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T02:26:30-04:00

Vaccine said:

I think Cryptid friends were created though the strong imaginations of Cryptid fans with strong desire enough to create them though Sandstar to feed their imaginations to birth?

In the official guidebook (vol. 6, p. 20), the Four Symbol Friends' "de-Friendified" form is depicted as statues of their respective beasts. So, possibly they are (maybe in addition to the imaginations) based on certain objects, or yorishiro.

@Vaccine on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T01:43:34-04:00

I wonder if they can solve the mystery case on the source of this mainland population extinction.

I think I remember somewhat from this about Kemono Friends app's gacha. I forgot where I read from. But I guess Cryptid friends always will remain mysterious without revealing their mystery origins. I think Cryptid friends were created though the strong imaginations of Cryptid fans with strong desire enough to create them though Sandstar to feed their imaginations to birth? But it's still lousy theory.

@Garrus on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T01:34:01-04:00

Correction: The Tasmanian devil was not confined to Tasmania. It used to live on both mainland Australia and Tasmania. However, the mainland population is long since extinct, and that specific population appears to be what is referenced by this Friend. I should be clear, the mainland population was extinct thousands of years before Europeans arrived. However, sightings and a few collected specimens raised the prospect of a relict population on the mainland. The animals in question, however, were determined to originate from the Tasmanian population based on DNA testing.

As for why cryptids like Tsuchinoko exist? Mine was uncomfortable sorting living species into the gatcha system of the game, so he came up with extinct, cryptid and mythological Friends to populate the rarer tiers.

Though for their physical composition, they're pretty much pure Sandstar IIRC.

@Vaccine on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T01:25:33-04:00

I see. There is something bothering me. No matter what I googled or other search websites, it always led me to Tasmanian Devil instead of Australian Devil. There were the pictures and vids of Tasmanian Tiger so there might be some old pics of Australian Devil somewhere at Internet.

Any theories on how Cryptid friends were created from such nonsense of "fiction" instead of the bones or dead remains/living animals?

@user_473823 on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-05T01:11:51-04:00

They are three of twelve protagonists (list) from Stage Project "Kemono Friends" (related: post #3034995).

Interestingly, eleven (i.e. except Tsuchinoko) of the protagonists are either of an extinct species or an extinct local population.

@Garrus on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T21:30:12-04:00

nOTdYLAN said:

The Tasmanian devil is endangered, not extincted, which is good.

Tagged as Australian devil, which IS extinct. There was a mainland species if I recall correctly.

@nOTdYLAN on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T20:11:14-04:00

Garrus said:

These are all extinct species, and if I don't miss my mark ones that have cryptid status based on reported sightings. To paraphrase Monty Python, the artist is saying they're getting better.

The Tasmanian devil is endangered, not extincted, which is good.

@Garrus on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T19:45:19-04:00

Cryptid as in "People claim to have seen/camera trapped/found evidence of them still being alive". It's like the dealie with the thylacine or the Eastern mountain lion. Been rumors of its survival for decades, but jack squat has actually shown up.

@Vaccine on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T17:36:24-04:00

Oh I get it. Thought they fought against a Cerulean or copied her trait to be like her but in extreme way.

How is it cryptid if they clearly have the bones of those extinct species? Only there is unconfirmed Cryptid status that is "Adjule"

@Garrus on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T17:02:01-04:00

These are all extinct species, and if I don't miss my mark ones that have cryptid status based on reported sightings. To paraphrase Monty Python, the artist is saying they're getting better.

@Vaccine on post #3148436 (japanese wolf, japanese otter, and australian devil (kemono friends) drawn by tanaka_kusao)

2018-06-04T16:53:12-04:00

Just what's going on?