+10 tentacles

[moemoetentacles]

Hi, everyone! Brantron here, player of Jinxie Tenma, bringing in a new character. This is Squid Girl from Shinryaku! Ika Musume. In her original canon, she's an anthropomorphic squid-person who showed up on the beach one day loudly declaring her intent to invade and conquer humanity because she's tired of them dumping trash in the ocean and generally disrespecting the things that live there. She managed to destroy the wall of a beachside cafe in the process, and now she works there to pay off damages, living with a family that doesn't take her seriously in any way whatsoever.

In this game, she's an Inkay Shifter who started life as a Pokemon and showed up in similar fashion about a year ago on the beaches near Union, ranting and raving about the same things. She was taken a little more seriously when she announced a Pokemon invasion, given the history of the setting, but the humans living in the city quickly realized she's just a boisterous idiot and her threats are mostly ignored by this point. After she was released by the authorities following some questioning, she was taken in by a family who felt bad for her, and now mostly freeloads while pretending to work in their restaurant.  She's starting off with a Tympole that she sometimes carries around in a fishbowl.

I'll probably be doing an IC intro for her sometime over the weekend or early next week, as I still need to get off my butt and do some canon reviewing of the first season of the anime. But if anybody wants to do any plotting with me beforehand, feel free to hit me up here or on my Plurk: fullofbees.  See you all soon!

Comments

[thedivinevoice]

Tiki will probably think Squid Girl is adorable and won't take her seriously in any sense
shifters unite

[moemoetentacles]

Shifter pride

[holycrows]

BURN IN HELL

[moemoetentacles]

WHAT

[holycrows]

YOU HEARD ME

[moemoetentacles]

I literally have no idea what you are talking about.

[holycrows]

Well hell is a place that many civilizations consider an afterlife for people deemed unworthy, unclean, or evil in some manner or another. Many of these depictions show hell as a place of fire and intense heat, probably due to the common belief that hell is underneath the surface of the earth and thus is connected with volcanoes. Because of this, it is often exclaimed that, when one wishes someone to go there, that they would burn, due to this intense heat.