What's your favorite creature(Real life, fantasy it doesn't matter)? Did it influence your personal character?
For me it's the lizard. Yup, it totally influenced my personal character! Shes a lizard type herself and all scaly like ;)
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Personally I think it's interesting how you went from white-sided to white-beaked. Definitely shows you have an in-depth knowledge of dolphins; most people stop after imagining bottlenose! For what it's worth, I'm a subspecies of grey wolf that's local to my IRL location, and it always feels weird when I try to explain "I'm a wolf but I'm this certain TYPE of wolf" hahaha!
And I don't get what's supposed to be so "girly" about dolphins. Sure, they're beautiful and emotional (things our society associates with femininity) but they're also athletic, competitive, and predatory!
Very much so, but I think half of it comes from that "Killer Whale" vs "Dolphin" has a different stereotypical ideology behind it.
Yes, yes I do know quite a bit, a lot more than most would, unless they were focusing on marine bio, but even then because it is so broad, I doubt many would know the specifics that I do outside of that there are different species.
Also, Shweet, I like it when people use things like "Arabian horse" or "Clydesdale" vs. just "horse" and a sub species is even more unique and interesting, because it really challenges those subtle details.
Dragons influenced all of my personal characters, but a dragon character from a book inspired my character Ven. I actually gave him the same name as said character from said book because... I did haha. That was something around five or six years ago and I don't think I could just up and change it now. :P The book in question was Master of Dragons, written by Margaret Weis.
Nope, not at all! My original sona was based off a Pokemon but over time evolved into a fluffy dragon thing. I've only within the past couple years grown a deeper fondness for dragons (thanks to Flight Rising) so I'd say it's pretty unrelated. :3 Otherwise I'd probably have some sort of rodent or mustelid species!
For me, favorite creatures are equines. And it's a spiritual relationship. Call them my totem animals if you like. As for "character" I don't really have one in the strict sense. The Unicorn you would call my "character" is not actually a character, it's my representation or projection if you like so it's just me. My personality, my name, and so on, it's not something different from me.
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Mine has a bit of a story behind it, and my favorite real animals are cetaceans while my favorite mythical creature is a Dragon.
Since I was about 5 I have always had an interest in dolphins, but my first fursona was actually a dragon, because when I expressed how much I enjoyed dolphins in high school, I was often called girly or just flat out a girl, so I tried to use a dragon to guise that and present myself as more male, because I am male, but towards the end of high school, I said to hell with it and became a dolphin, but not as a white-beaked starting out, but as an Atlantic white-sided, but transitioning between high school and university, I became a white-beaked dolphin, and as I am graduating university this year, I have been debating changing my species to a hybrid of white-beaked and striped.
So, yes they had some influence, but I chose it for a lot of other reasons beside it being my favorite animal, most included personality characteristics such as curiosity, intelligence, kindness, and etc.