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Relent - Redesign Reference
Relent - Redesign Reference by @TeaLeo (Tea Leo)

Redesigned an old oc I got a looooong time ago. This dude started as a closed species (Nautipod) but I decided to remove him and make him into a Zora oc instead...What can I say? The hot fish man brain rot is real.

You can see his original design [here on the toyhouse page.][https://toyhou.se/1434788.relent]
Also if you want to see some wips, I'm posting them on my Ko-Fi page!


Artwork © TeaLeo, concept of Zoras © Nintendo
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Posted: Friday, 05 January, 2024 @ 06:21 PM

Putting the gills on the chest, i.e. analogous to lungs, is one of the shrewder anthropomorphic interpretations I've seen for fish people. I'll leave the question of hydrodynamic practicability to accredited marine biologists. :P

That camo scheme is immensely aesthetically satisfying.

Posted: Friday, 05 January, 2024 @ 06:54 PM

@Thorvald: XD listen we're here for ✨vibes✨ only, don't have time to think about the actual workings of fish people lmao!

That camo scheme is exactly what drew me to this character in the first place! It's so hypnotizing ... I realize I would be the first to die

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