Is everybody ready?

>>36837298
Waiting for the charts before I post the GREEN EYEPHOLL

>>36837312
I cannae wait teh get an eyepholl of that

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Some faggot used the wrong titles and tags while archiving the last thread.
>>36819300
>http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/36819300/

>>36837370
Oh you

Oh, this is up?

>>36837407
ALRIGHT, I'M SORRY, WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME?

>>36837619
Yep, I said I would do it.

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>>36837181
Boys, if you want charts, go get them from the other thread, they're all on there exept the Gromb. In the meantime I made pic related, a size chart of Gromb and Sat. Again, feel free to correct me and add the rest. I'm sick of copypasting evolutions for now, so feel free to work on it.

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>>36837752
Ofcourse I uploaded the wrong file

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Meanwhile, this particular line of the fennel as had little need to evolve up to this point. It was left so far in the dust that it hardly gets preyed upon anymore. It simply gained extra fins for better movements and relocated deeper in the ocean, into the chasms were It is out of everyone's way, lest other organisms decide it would be an easy meal compared to others. It mostly persists on scraps of plant matter that fall to the bottom.

>>36837785

Flamboyant Sats are smaller (I thought) and closer to the shore

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>creating thread without charts

Sigh

hey who was the guy who was redesigning Hercules Kerpataur

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MOTHERFUCKING GREEN EYEPHOLL, NO MORE GETTING THE STRAINS MIXED UP.

Until now, the undersea forests were unmolested by the Webbed Pholls. But the Eyepholl, opportunistic as ever, moved in to become the apex predators of that ecosystem. The process was made easier by evolving basic cameoflauge.

>>36837978
Well get an eyepholl of that

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>>36837923
Missed a few evos there.

>>36837992
lawl

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>>36837934
this guy has been left out

>the flamboyant sats gain more body fat to store warmth in.

I still liked the moon one more
This one looks neat tho

>>36837917
the two last cave fennets aren't evolutions of each other, they are diverging

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>>36837992

>>36837961
That'd be me. Working on it as we speak.

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>>36837934
Diverging from the first tallsat, those up north begin to loose their tails, giving them a minute resistance to temperature fluctuations. For the winter, this species escapes the cold by migrating as close to the equator as they possibly can. With so many of them together at once, this is when they breed.
Unlike their cousins across the sea to the south, the lack any sort of rigid support. Instead, they have a series of muscles bracing against each-other to support their weight.
Allor Tallsat.

Don't forget that big for these creatures is still small for us.

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I gotta get leaving. But here's fennets and kerps on the size chart.

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>>36837801
The deep fennel further adapts to its environment. It is swifter capable of finding plant matter more easily.

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>>36838836
Great dude! Thanks!

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Feast your eyes!

>>36839226
Disgusting.

>>36839226

Good god. We must stop it.

>>36839226
Will you do any other crearures?

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>>36839226
Appart from the head not really being attached to the torso, it's good. Too bad Kerptaur is just trying to hard to be the toughest creature on the block instead of evolving some interesting feats.

>For some reason I can't post without an image, so I'll post this thing again in case someone forgets it.

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Two different legjaws.

Front limbs of the solidjaw become long and narrow, acing more as feelers that can still be used for scooting around the seafloor.

The boney pseudoteeth of the other species begin to also protrude from the contact point between the jaw and body. They still eat plants up on the continental shelf. Prey to creatures lurking in the vegetation.

>>36839599
Name 'em, and I'll take a crack at them. At the moment I'm refining the Hercules Kerpataur.

>>36839761

The Waleks, flamboyant sats and the Sail fennets are easily the most interesting looking animals. But I think that the Air Grombs and tall sas need a more defined appearance.

Also, would you be upset if I used your works in evolutions? They are much more defined and thus easier to manipulate

>>36839226
Looks amazing.
Also the Kerptaur evolved a pupil like thing recently in its 'eye', but otherwise perfect

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>>36840503
I think that would be harder for other, since not everyone has the skill to keep up with good drawings. If we keep the evolutions simple, everyone can participate.


>still can't post without an image for some reason.

>>36837917
The last two fennets on the bottom line actually are evos of the last one on the line above it.

>>36840634
Well don't just wait for someone else to change it, take matters in your own hands!

>>36839636
It's had fairly good reasoning behind some of its evolution reasons. But it does seem a little generic trying to be cool. Though that covers like 50% of the creatures in this lot of evo thread.
Specifically kerps.

>>36839761
micra Kerp family pl0x!

>>36840503
> used works in evolutions
Brotha', that's what they're *for*!

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>>36840784
Fixed

>>36840813
You're right. We've been trying hard to make the Micra Kerp interesting, with more complex social structures and whatnot. But in the end I still just find it cool that they are like a carnivorous landmine.

>>36840924
Did you draw that in layers? Any chance of getting a version of the abdomen not being covered by the arms, and a floating set of arms also, would make editing it a lot easier.

>>36840928
Micra kerp reeks of /tg/s idea of cool.
Not a bad thing, but it's pretty plain to see.

>>36840924
FortuneHost, you my nigga

>>36841002
I will get it to you later tonight.

>>36841404
Darwin knows I try.

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to survive the cold Air-Grombs remain buried during the colder parts of the year, and quickly grow during the warmer months, then take off and spend the next cold time in the air, their numbers dwindle to only the most hardy fliers during the cold, and swarm with new plants during the warmer times.

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>>36837785
My good friend, I do believe you missed out the most benevolent and harmless denizen of the ocean. I just had to rectify your mistake.

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The Pholisites' blood sacs had a terrible tendency of getting frozen during the long cold, a lethal flaw in their design that almost ended them entirely.

The only ones that survived were those who naturally developed a mutation, a chitinous covering to the sac that left its full capacity limited. Even then, the Pholisite is enduring hard times and is only able to flourish in the warmer areas and warmer seasons.

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Slight fix to the fennet chart, moving the last two cave fennets to show they diverged because of continental drift.

New climate plx

>>36842952

When we reach 100 I'll do it.

>>36843076
We're dead in the water. All species are now evolved for the cold or unaffected by it.

Where are my beatiful bennisroots?

what was of them after the ice age?

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The Green Eyepholl grows thin strips of skin on it's wings, looking like the plants where it hides

>>36842952
This, new event plz.

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The bumpy head fennet continues to evolve, its coloration changing to blend it in the the plants it seeks to eat to avoid the high number to predators which hunt with sight.

It also begins to develop photosensitive patches on the ends of its head bumps, allowing it to recognize basic movement.

>>36843790
>something else with eyes
booooring

>>36843940
>Complaining in an evo thread where you can make your own 'non-boring' spinoff at any point.

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>>36840927
Arrow fennet's rear fins continue to grow longer giving it additional speed and maneuverablitiy

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>>36842174
Is the levipholl the right scale with the tallsat? I kind of pictured the levipholl being whale shark size. I think even elephant size is probably too much for tallsat.

Or am I just completely off the mark?

Reminder: this is the table link - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CKg7H6g3sTO1yVji7iLDAcSfY5GRhlvSHfp5du9WHCs/edit

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>36844078
This early in a world, nothing is going to even come up to a human's knees. That guy was making a joke. There are no mega-fauna, no mega-flora.

>>36844080

Let's get three more cold related evolutions. THEN LET THE DICE DECIDE OUR FATE

>>36844056
What's done can't be undone. There's no reason to be obsessed with eyes, especially in the ocean. There are way more esoteric and exciting sensory options, and making an ever more sensitive touch was definitely an option. It was already headed that direction. C'est la vie, whatever, I just think it's a shame that something that was already blind is starting the eye game so many millions of years after.

>>36844116
Mayhem is activated.
>Something vile has taken hold of the beasts of the world, causing them to be violent and brutal to each other, acting unnaturally and cruel. Whatever the current weather condition is, it only worsens.
You thought it was cold before? Permafrost covers the world. Anything subterranean better get used to it. The seas shrink dramatically as ice continents form. Tropical zones are the only places that have any season that isn't winter. Cloud cover is common, blizzards are regular, and every form is life is going batshit crazy.

>>36844182
How about you eat a dick. Dice already decided plenty.

>>36844213
>Whats done can't be undone.
But you CAN create an offshoot which is encouraged, Got a better direction?
Then make it rather than bitching about it lol.
>Butthurt about so many eyes.
Fennets are the only originating species that have shown a predisposition towards developing eyes, All the sats, kerps, pholls in the ocean dont have eyes. The kerps all predominately use feelers with only the kerptaur just now developing a pupil. Pholls only developed eyes far later on.

>>36844116
>>36844213

WHY DID YOU ROLL?!
THE DICE GODS ARE PUNISHING YOUR HUBRIS!!

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It used to be that only the yellow flying fennets with membranes would be part of the pack. Mutants without useable glide-wings were left to starve. With the world becoming ever colder, it is only the yellow fennets with the smallest surface area and thickest coats that live to hunt. Now it is those with complete wings that taste death: at the cannibalistic opportunism of the new order.

This new species, furnets, still have pack tendencies and still try to attack their prey from above in powerful leaps using their legs and tail to launch themselves from the snowbanks.

(Can someone with some artistic ability draw these guys in a simplistic, easy-to-edit way but with a quadrapedal ground stance?)

>>36844695
You know what they say about yellow snow.

>>36844695
>smallest surface area
Uh, you should be concerned with getting a higher volume to surface are ratio, which increases with size.

>>36844736
But the membranes were very low volume with a high surface area so it increased overall.

An alternate evolution from the same progenitor as >>36843790 Does not develop photosensitive patches and instead develops longer and branching tail antenna, these antenna are continued to be used to detect vibrations and movements in nearby water as it floats through the currents, hoping to bump into food.

Happy now >>36844213 ?

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>>36844880
Forgot image

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>>36844777
I suppose.

As things get colder, more and more deep sea life crowds around the volcanic vents, including the Welaks. To survive in this dense gathering of predators, the Welaks evolve the ability to live in waters too hot for other species to survive.

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Sun Grombs more than double in overall size. The ones that can reproduce over the greatest height also reproduce over the greatest area, and end up hitting more viable spots than smaller rivals. Larger leaves are selected for in colder weathers, and those that produce the most light do the best in every possible way.

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>>36841995
Massive regression takes places in a small group of the Air Grombs. Countless specimens do not survive the colder periods for more than a short period of time, even as they try to remain buried. Only those that are able to grow quickly, with the side-effect of being less advanced, are able to reach a stage of reproduction before they inevitably die to the bitter cold and ground-based herbivores.

Large twisting networks of roots become feeble and small, as water is no longer as rare as it was during the drought. Any sensory abilities atrophy and are lost. Even the inflated section of the Air Gromb has become smaller, no longer enough to get this species of the ground, let alone keep it aloft.

Yet it still has found a strange use for its gas bladder. It is the only exposed part of the Gromb visible above and is often approached by herbivores. If a tear or a hole is made in the gas bladder, all of the gas immediately rushes out of it in a disorientating blast, usually enough to stun small creatures for a matter of seconds. The danger side-effect of this is the loud bang it creates, alerting any nearby predators to the presence of the herbivore.

This atrophied version of the Air Gromb, known as the 'Bomb Gromb,' is a spiteful little plant.

>>36845120
>causing them to be violent and brutal towards each other
>Mary Welaks become pro heat hiders and never fight :^)

>>36845211
Hey, they gotta sleep and breed somewhere.

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The snowball kerp develops mechanoreceptory organs known as Slit sensilla in its exoskeleton including its spikes which detect strain due to forces experienced by the snowball kerp.
Though barely visible, they are small grooves in the exoskeleton which deforms under stress, and these deformations are detected by neurons.
This allows the snowball kerp to detect when it is being stepped upon and burst out of the snow, and attack its victim regardless of identity. It's spikes have changed color to better blend in with the appearance of the ice covering the landscape.
As snow falls down, even the exposed body of the buried kerp is covered often simply leaving the tips of its spikes visible.

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Seeker fennets have a unique strategy for avoiding the freezing, dangerous surface: they just never land. Using their sensitive heat vision, they use the biggest, hottest thermals to glide aloft in order to rest their limbs. Those with the biggest limbs do the best at this, and attract the most mates due to flagging displays.

Higher body size and more intensive locomotion has a serious drawback in that more food is required. This results in seekers being even more aggressive about creating, maintaining, and invading territory in their quest for food. Anything that stands out heat-wise, color-wise, or movement-wise will cause a seeker fennet to guage that thing's known deliciousness against the ease of capturing it and the seeker's own level of desperate hunger.

A small seeker invading the wrong airspace can become easy prey for larger seekers, who get a quick meal and one less upstart to worry about. All of this cold, effort, feeding, and frenzy fuels another arms race in the seeker's overall size.

Watch the skies! Danger lurks among the clouds!

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>>36837934
Certain breeds of the Gulper grow ever more interested in the lights beyond the ocean surface. These hermaphroditic creatures lay their eggs of shallow coastal water, where they choose areas of mud and slush to make their nests. These eggs hatch from the muck to become tadpoles, gnawing upon shallow-water grombs with a lucky few developing into adolescents.

Adolescents of this species heave themselves on to the frozen surface of icebergs or coastal ice, sucking in the air so greedily that they are now known as Gaspers. These Gaspers aren't the stealthiest creatures with their heavy breathing, nor are they adept at running from prey as they move mostly by flopping about and dragging themselves with their pitiful fore-limbs. This is why they always stay close to the coastline, able to flop into the water whenever they need be and hide amongst the muck. Similarly, when they need to get away from shallow water predators, they heave themselves on to land.

They're also oddly territorial. Should one Gasper ever find another Gasper feeding, it's more than likely that they'll try to wrestle its counterpart away from the Glow Gromb or Bomb Gromb they're chewing at, spending hours trying to shove and nudge them back into the water. The loser of these fights has to struggle to crawl back on to land and by the time they return to their meal, the voracious victor has usually eaten every last trace and moved on.

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As the large amounts of waleks crowd the thermal vents a few develop a posion gland at the end of their tail things, which they can use to dissuade other waleks from entering their territory.

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Sea-gromb develop more effecient chlorophyll to deal with ice sheets that wax and wane over themselves at the surface. Their rapid growth and fragility prove to be extremely useful in case tendrils become trapped in the ice, bits snapping off and maintaining the thermal integrity of the plant's whole. So that, as in many other things, remains the same in this surprisingly perfect pinnacle of oceanic plantitude.

>>36845936
Okay I call shenanigans. A poison gland seems EXTREMELY complex for one evolution.

>>36845976
I just wanted to make these damn waleks not all happy chappies during this RAGE!

>>36846018
They already have proto-teeth for scrapping and wrestle-legs. I'd say do something with that. Or maybe they start to headbutt for competition, and those with thicker fore-casing do awesomely at this.

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>>36841002
Never forget that I love you all.

>second RAGE event
>mfw this planet became Fight Club
First rule of Grombworld is: you don't talk about Grombworld!

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A much earlier version of the Walek (The one just before the head on shot). Develops an interesting adaptation for survival. It begins to prey upon its more evolved kin. (This was caused by a lack of some of its food source dying from the cold and the rage inducing global event).

Now able to discern color, it's eyes looks for the bright green color of it's much larger descendant's female specimens. Upon finding them, It will latch on to the unprotected side of the creature with its fin arm things, hanging on to the side of it for some time.
The larger more evolved Waleks will often disregard it as a minor annoyance, or mistake it for a young of its own species and ignore it, often they are not able to reach the spot where it has latched on to remove it anyway.

After some time of clinging to the side of the host, It will bite into the side of the creature and begin feeding upon its bodily fluids. This provides a long-term food source. It will stay attached until the female dies. Where it will move on to another female.


With the more evolved walek's females now being targets and preyed upon, their numbers start to fall as there are not as many females to reproduce.

>>36846154
That thing is scary. Even in its disembodied state.

>>36846154

FortuneHost, the coolest guy in this thread

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>>36838004
The Pike Pholl comes out as a development of the Snouted Pholl. Its snout has become enlarged and fused with the head, to minimize breakages when it smashes through thin air. Not only that but it has become laced with tiny, vicious fangs in their dozens.

Few in number, they prefer feeding on previous iterations of the Snouted Pholl over any other species.

>>36847633
>The Pike Pholl comes out as a development of the Snouted Pholl. Its snout has become enlarged and fused with the head, to minimize breakages when it smashes through thin air.
>to minimize breakages when it smashes through thin air
>smashes through thin air
>smashes
>through
>thin air
nigga u high

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The Bomb Grombs what are able to seal off their ruptured gas bladders do much better than the others, who lose all of their gas until they heal all the way. A timely process. Now, Seal Grombs have small valves that are inflated with water to prevent the loss of Hydrogen

>>36847803
Thin ice.

Alternatively, I'm high.

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To combat the rising snow and intense cold another group of Grombs (the ones around the tropics) main section recede into there Hydrogen sac, Their leaves grow upwards forming a bowl underneath the transparent sack, this allows them to continue photosynthesizing while snowed under. they become unstable when airborne, but not enough to impact their seed-spreading too much.

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>>36840503
Somebody order a Walek?

>>36849220
Awww fuck.

Look at the lil fella

>>36849220
shit man, that's awesome, any chance of getting the Sky-Sats next?

>>36849297
Remind me which ones those are? No promises though, at least tonight. Most likely get to it tomorrow.

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With sheets of ice once connecting Motan-Mitti to [Unnamed supercontinent], the species of polar benisroot begins to spread back probably from spores sticking to some creature. When there is any warms for a period of time, they spring up and begin producing spores, the process beginning before the plant can fully mature. The one in the picture is what they'd look like if one were to reach full maturity. More often than not, they look more like a scrawnier version of other benisroots.
Throughout the plants, concentrated highly in the stems and veins of the leaves, is photosynthetic beta-carotene.

>>36849313
I'll do an exolution for them sometime tomorrow. You'll see what we are talking about

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>>36849313
sorry, had to look for a clear picture that wasn't all squished.

>>36849597
Is that an eyeball on top there? The purplish structure?

Also, I didn't use to have to enter a captcha code, but now I do. What the eff?

>>36849639
yeah, its an eye.

the captcha is a random chance when you hit "i'm not a robot" i sometimes get entire days without one, then a week with them.

>>36849639
Yeah, it's a primitive eye, but a true eye all the same. Like I said I'm going to evolve them tomorrow, give them depth perception and eyes. Maybe some fat skin so the don't freeze. Do not that the purpleish stripe on its flank is a blazed of colour that differentiates the various skysat "tribes"

>>36849719
>Do not
Do note, my bad

>>36849313
>>36849297
Deja FUCKING vu.

>>36849390
>just remaking trees
boooo

>>36849220
He looks kinda like an Anomolocaris

>>36849767
well people seemed to complain when some-one tried to make something not rooted (its a pun see) in reality, like the flying plants.

>>36849783
I know, right? I was thinking the same thing.

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>>36845843
The gasper gets longer and gets some strange sacs full of mucus between its tentacles

Right now all they do is use this mucus to coat their makeshift nests for cold resistance

What other uses could these slug-like gaspers develop for the sacs?

>>36849786
Nuts to them, if it's justifiable then it's realistic. The point of these things is to see what alien ways life can go. But it's fine, I'm just being grumpy. It could still end up being something besides a tree instead of being a Not!Tree or making trees a universal constant.

>>36849980
Gasper, the friendly slug, the friendliest slug you know!

>>36849983
I feel like trees are to environments as pillows are to species: if you have trees you're probably an okay environment/ if they have pillows they're probably not *Complete* savages

>>36850003
Nothing is freindly Drawman. The world is in the middle of an age of aggression.

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>>36850067

>>36849767
>>36849786
How else would a skinny benisroot with more leaves look? Although, I guess the thing was only a few inches tall in my imagination.

>>36850211
He probably just wanted the leaves to look more "alien" or something.

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With competition being much stronger or better than the evolved Watcher Fennet, now called Serpnet, only the ones with a longer and more developed skeleton, therefore meaning the best swimming and attacking ability, survive.

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After a long while, the furnets no longer even have the gap the membranes left behind. The best leapers are the best hunters, with all that implies, and the powerful shoulders of what once were wings prove to turn the limbs left behind into strong bludgeons. Furnets make a very successful go of slapping prey to death.

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>>36850294
M-maybe?

suggest we call Seeker Fenet ... Skynet

>>36850294
Giant masturbating birds?
Is that where you're going?

>>36850361
It is done.

>>36850269
If that was it, benisroots in general were already pretty normal looking.

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>>36845200
While one breed of Bomb Gromb seems to specialize in mitigating the disadvantages of its new development, another breed of Bomb Gromb seems to go out of its way to be suicidal, for the purposes of procreation.

Developing a layer of nutritious seeds on the outside of its gas bladder, this Bomb Gromb deflates even more violently when it is ruptured. It bursts like a balloon, scattering fragments of the bladder along with the seeds in the nearby area. This results in the quick death of the Bomb Gromb with its innards exposed to the freezing cold but it is a short-lived species anyway, quick to grow and quick to die in the frozen wasteland.

Only the gentlest herbivore is able to remove the seeds from the surface of the Bomb Gromb without creating a tear and being stunned by the explosive decompression of hydrogen in their face.

>>36850599
So we now have 'alu-ackbah'ing vegetation

sweet

>>36850599
This is starting to look like one of my testes.

>>36850767
so you have explosive green testicles
...
you are a really weird person

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The humped fennet begin to grow small hairs on their hump and underside, to help minimise heat loss.

This is a shit drawing but else how do you draw hairs.

>>36850863
*sighs*
Fortunehost,Can you redraw this when you get the time and possibly the flying fenets too

>>36850899
hey mr tripfag don't sigh at me. go draw ur own hairy fennet if this one annoys u so much.

>>36850920
>hey mr tripfag don't sigh at me
I just did

>>36850974
Yeah i can see that that's why i asked you not to. If you don't wanna put effort in then don't complain about other peoples.

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>>36850863
I just want to say that's a sail, not a hump. Very different sort of thing.

>>36850998
Nah, last thread it got turned into a big fat storage hump.
Just a badly drawn one.

>>36851023
Oh, well, nevermind then.

>>36850991
Look I'm not complaining, I just think that the sail-back fenet needs redrawing so it doesn't turn into a complete clusterf*ck

Where'd everyone go?

bump

>>36851393
We all died.

>>36851585
hahaha. no really Where is everyone

>>36851626
idk, timezones maybe.

>>36851637
well for me its 9:31, what time is it in america?

>>36851657
am or pm?

>>36851626
I did like 35% of the evos the last two threads, and I lost interest because people always focus on their pet species, so I haven't done anything this thread. Maybe that got something to do with it

>>36851659
pm

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Some eyepholl develop fronds around their mouth to better hide in the undersea groomb forests and watch their prey before attacking.

>>36851661
What species are guilty of being pets, in your opinion?

>>36852117
THat guy who made the walek, then invented two compeltely new species just for it to eat. Which promptly dissappeared.

>>36852134
So, one person scared you off?

>>36852149
nah, i just find it hilarious he invented 2 completely new species that everyone else just ignored.

there are a few others, like the fennets and stuff.

>>36852117
>>36852149
The guy you replied to wasn't the guy that replied to you.

It's not a problem of a resulting species, it's a problem of the dynamic. If you look at the old threads there are long stretches of only one thing getting evolved, and a bunch of others wth 'b' in the filename. I was the only one developing other species than the one that was in right then. That's no fun

>>36851051
*humpfennet

>>36852200
Whatever, if we keep the current design then its gonna look like a mess

>>36852194
And I'm the one that has made species using the "Evo_[SPECIES]_0X" filenames. I've tried to diversify between the different species myself but really, people will just become more focused on their pet projects the less people there are and it'll eventually just turn into a horrible mess.

If you enjoy the project at all, you might as well try and contribute to keep alive and from turning into a smaller circlejerk than it already is.

>>36845936
>>36845976
>>36846018
>>36846058
>>36845240
>>36845211
>>36845120
Eugh, posting late at night is a bad idea. Let me clarify something: there is no food in the hotter waters for the Waleks, so they have to go into the normal waters to kill things and eat them. The hot waters, like I said, are there so they have a safe place to breed and sleep, as well as a place for their weak younglings to grow up. After all, not getting killed yourself is an important step in crushing your enemies and driving them before you.

>>36846316
Mad props to you. I have long hoped for a divergence in the Walek line, but not many people play with it, and I couldn't think of a good divergence myself.

>>36849220
FortuneHost, you are truly a namefriend.

An ongoing evo game that I didn't know of?
What madness is this?

>>36852469
Not a clue Nad
...
wait are you 'the' Nad?

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>>36850599
More seeds cover the outside of the Bomb Gromb, studding the surface of it and allowing for maximum saturation of the nearby area upon detonation.

>>36852526
If you mean by "the Nad" as the Nad who took part in the Primordial Evo game, then yeah, I am the same person.

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>>36837917
An older variation of the fenish develops a more rigid armor.
Though this used to make the armour harder, this time it's too much and it breaks away when under pressure, breaking in sharp shards and releasing the fenish from the predator's grip.

Levipholls don't welcome this change, moreso if it means swallowing something that can cut you from the inside instead of nutritious flesh

>>36852547
well, color me surprised

I think we're gonna need to redraw the fennet derivatives and the micra kerp

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>>36852531
The seeds become harder and smaller, to better survive the explosion and landing, as well as flying further away

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>>36852641
These reinforcerd seeds sometimes get lodged into the flesh of nearby creatures, finding liquids and warmth to grow on

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>>36852690
wow

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>>36852690
I'll just leave this here

>>36852690
So...Creatures end up with parasitic explosives attached to their face. God damn.

>>36838004
Which of the parasitic pholls still live in the ocean? I want to give them an evo, but I need to know more about them first.

>>36853069
All apart from the three the lack fins/any sort of appendage. Those three are land-locked.

Can anyone give a short rundown of the species in this world?

>>36853166
Probably not a short one.

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>>36853166
Most fennets are herbivore, except for the yellow flyers and some others.

Sats started herbivore, the gooish (right now ghostsat is the more recent) ones became omnivore, I think; and the red ones (waleks) are carnivore? I think.

Clawed sats are mostly diggers
Webbed ones live in floating grombs, up in the sky, and are sort of tribal.
Also, many sats have lips that close when pumped full with water

The few pholls that made it to land are parasitic, the rest is sealife

Don't know much about kerp, but they're carnivore, most of them. The ones with green tentacles use those to drug prey

We need the gromb chart updated, but pic related will do
The ones with the ball make hydrogen from water to float, the rest is explained on the chart.
The waterbowls with tunnels host flosats, since having the flosats not dehydrate used to be a thing. Now they are connected to digsat tunnels by the digsats themselves, and pump water around, and some have turned rogue and digest digsats that are pumped in. The cthulhu-looking one is full of little grombs growing inside, that will rip the mother and spread (this only happens on the latest stages)
The grey grombs take nutrienst from the volcanic depths

Read the previous threads on sup/tg/ and the foolz archive

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To in response to their parasitic cousins, the more evolved Welaks develop larger eyes with better definition and color perception. This helps them against all predators and prey, but especially the Parawelaks, who are now much easier to distinguish from their own young. On their part, the Parawelaks split into two groups: one evolves the same coloration and heat resistance as its more evolved kin, and the other fleshy arms for grasping. The former is better at preying on female Welaks, but the latter pursues a wider range of victims and pursues them well. However, this puts them into competition with Parasitic Pholls, one of which has developed a broad tail for greater speed and the other a longer, thicker proboscis to penetrate its victims.

What sensory abilities do the Molesats have? I want to do them next.

>>36853295
Don't they feel around with their tongues or flippers?

>>36853295
>>36853405
And live in the deep sea so any lights more than basic colour detection are pretty much useless.

>>36853413
No, the molesats live underground, which is what I was saying.

Anyway, angler fish and a lot of other deep sea fish have eyes

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The Molesats develop long, thin and stiff bristles all over their bodies. While this offers only the scantest protection against the cold, it does make their tactile senses more sensitive.

We really need to figure out a way to draw bristles are fur without making it look like fucking pubic hair.

>>36853587
Well, it probably does look like pubic hair for now.

>>36853587
Try drawing the bristles facing '\' that way from the front of the creature to the back
also Most moles don't have bristles on their front paws

>>36853295

They are called brosats. And they might as well be blind.

>>36852360
As the creator of the Mad-waleks, Thank you.

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Bomb grombs that live near iron pyrite deposits will take the pieces up their roots through capillary action, then deposit them in the gas bladder. Now, when ruptured, the pyrite will spark against the small pieces of flint.

This is not good for the nearby herbivore.

The hydrogen ignites, launching a stream of flames into the face of the nearby animal that dared to attack the Hindengromb

>>36853770
we have flamethrower plants now. sure great wow.

gj /tg/

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>>36853770
Now we have an arms race between plants.

Death World!

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>>36853804
Indeed

>>36853770

You know the other Anons are fucking up when a goddamn PLANTS is the most aggressive thing out there

>>36853770
I can see problems though, namely untimely explosions. Won't this really risk the population of the species, as I doubt there will never be a situation where a plant just exploded due to bad luck. Also, couldn't these explosions chain if several plants are near one another? Seems like a very risky evaluation, but interesting because of it.

>>36854008
Previous species of the Bomb Gromb also violently deflate when ruptured - just in a burst of gas and/or seeds, depending on the breed. Not fire, as is the case with this one.

All previous breeds would be likely to explode accidentally at times but I think a chain reaction would only be possible with this one, due to the fact that they're somehow filled with naturally occurring hydrogen.

>>36854087
My main though is that the explosions will be a lot more frequent now considering how volatile the reaction between hydrogen and oxygen is. Surely it would make more sense if only a few of the Bomb Grombs evolved to have this explosive trait, therefore deterring animals because they don't know if this pant could kill them.

Thinking about it, wouldn't other plants evolve to look like the Bomb Gromb for the same effect? IIRC there's a plant which mimics stinging nettles for the same purpose of scaring away animals who have learned not to approach nettles.

I think there's a lot of weaknesses in this evaluation to be honest, I and think other animals will evolve to exploit them soon.

>>36854008
A continent of hindengrombs suddenly going off in a massive chain reaction could be the fluff behind the next shift.

I am on a phone so I can't draw, but I had an idea for a behavioral evolution. Would that need to be drawn? Basically, surviving Flying Fennets and Seeker Fennets begin grabbing tiny, sharp rocks and dropping them in hindengromb fields to warm their environment for a time and take down large prey with little fuss. This makes thermals to extend flight time with and makes hunts easier.

>>36854348
You would need to draw the rocks

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Hunted by predators on both land and sea, and out-competed for food by its own species, only the quickest and strongest Gaspers survive. With longer forelimbs to drag themselves across land, these Gaspers are faster "runners" and climbers than their predecessors, and they are much more successful at fighting them over food.

Furthermore its single eye develops slightly to cope with the brighter lights above the surface.

>>36854453
Ah, damn. I don't get acess to a computer for several more hours.

>>36854348
Why would they grab rock on first place?
Would make more sense if they were to throw the creatures themselves, specially the ball kerps (both of them), since they have spines

>>36854605
They can fuckin try to grab a kerp, much less lift one.

>>36854605
Figured it was them noticing the explosions and free meat when things tried eating these things leading to them going "hey, these make hunting really easy, I like these plants", and then as creatures stopped trying to eat them, just enough brain activity began for them to try popping the bubble themselves when things got near.

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They primitive eye of the kerp-hunting Harpoon Kerp improves over the generations, becoming a low resolution compound eye. Their sight is only splotches of dull color, no ability to make out the form of things, making camouflage more effective than usual against them.

>>36854782
Figured that out already, wondering why they would use rocks of all things, an object with which they don't interact

Like, I would understand it if they already used rocks to attack creatures, but tool use out of a sudden, and for such an specific and convoluted reason?

>>36854873
Kinda this. It's much more advanced than what anything has shown capable of so far. Mostly it's all been very passive, automatic things like "that doesn't look like me, I'm going to knock it off this place."

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Being easily distinguished from their surroundings, Grazer Kerps stick out to the Harpoon Kerps. The exoskeletons of some become broad and thick on top to prevent being stung by the proboscis. They're still vulnerable if they're flipped. Being harder to flip, it's typically the biggest and broadest that live to mate.

>>36854944
>>36854873
Fair points. Sorry, it was my first idea in one of these threads. It just seemed like something too useful for the fliers to pass up such opportunity. I will revise and either remove the idea or come back with stuff on territorial fights occasionally leading to the loser's crippled form dropping on one, opportunistic driving of prey into hazards, and nothing exceeding corvid level thinking at best.

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>>36850863
Here's an updated version without the added hair, due to time constraints. Since people have been clamouring for it (one tripfag)

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As the burrowing Sat becomes a more prominent part of the Hunter Kerp's diet it develops a more streamlined body and shorter legs. While the Hunter Kerp is no longer as nimble it can more easily manoeuvre the burrows of its prey.

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>>36855453
N. Digsats begin to den together during the coldest parts of the year. Safety in numbers for keeping Northern Hunter Kerps out. The dens with more aggressive sats living in them sometimes manage to push the kerp out before they can lay their eggs. While it's only marginally beneficial for that, their skin becomes hard and calloused.
Reminder that those kerps die soon after laying their eggs, becoming more food for their larva. Got a nice little fluff piece for them. After mating, the female's final meal is more often than not her mate.

With the massive ice sheets, do you guys think that our animals have spread to the rest of the continents?

>>36856509
So hunter Kerp are like Praying mantidae.
...
sweet, never planned for that

The Lord said "ask and ye shall receive."
I cut down on the extraneous details, turning off anti-aliasing so that folks in MSPaint could use that most beloved tool, the Paint Bucket, to easily edit this critter.

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>>36856780
Herpity derpity.

>>36856820
this happen allot around here?

>>36856899
What's an allot? Is that a new critter?

>>36856899
What, the "forgot to post the image?" Yes. There have been many instances of "disregard: I'm a retard."

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>>36856625
Northern Hunter Kerp. Those not originating from the circled continent are still the old old hunter kerps. With the super-ice age going on, they probably did spread, out competing the native species. After the eventual ice breakup, might it be a good idea to sort out where things are, then start threads going continent by continent, seas, and maybe the occasional island?

>>36856916
It's my spell-check, apparently 'alot' isn't a word it recognizes

>>36857030
that's alot of bord

>>36857033

That's because alot isn't a word, genius. You mean "a lot".

>>36857097
ah

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>>36857097
>alot isn't a word

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Fuzzy wuzzy was a fennet...

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Lastly, the air gromb.

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It's been a while. Here's some drift.

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>>36857327
I like drawing alot. I think everyone should draw alot when they get the chance.

>>36858231
Why the assumption our world has plates?

>>36857723
>>36857464
Your shitscribbles are exactly as bad as what we already had. So why the namefagging? Why the showboating? Why the fucking SIGNATURE?

>>36858699
Yeah it has even killed a rathian yet

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>>36858715
Well, I stopped the embellishments to make it easier for folks to edit, but if you *want* flourish, I can deliver.

>>36858780
Fortunehost, I think what the people want is this; flourish but not to much of it, basically, they want a more detailed design, but they want it to still be editable

>>36858880
I just remember one of my criticisms in my old game was that my original images were too detailed, and people gave that excuse as to not participating. Seems I've gone too far the other way.

>>36859020
People complain about anything. Don't feel too bad about it.

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>>36859020
I remember tracing all off the handrawn starters you gave us one time so they could actually be edited.

Springer kerps had a problem with attacking Grazer kerps, which were nastier to deal with than the other creatures which came by to nibble on the surrounding plantlife. Chemical-sensitive patches developed along their tentacles, which would be used to tell whether what is nearby is suitable prey or not. A primitive sense of smell.

>>36858780
>>36859020

I personally love your stuff. But just so so the plebs stop bitching you should maybe find a middle ground between super detailed and sanic tier

>>36859061
Look me right in the eyes and tell me >>36857723 is worth branding. Tell me it is definitely better than what we already have.

>>36859374
You want something better? Do it yourself instead of bitching.

>>36859438
Way to go full DevArt, smegma-king. If you want to bitch about people not contributing (I have, plenty), then you should be railing against haddock who has done nothing but make dumb comments and fill up image slots with irrelevance all thread. Dude's not even playing the game. He's posting "bump" twice.

>>36859465
>>36859438
>>36859374

Stop shit posting! All of you!

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The unarmoured fenish start to grow longer necks as well they get a new deep purple coloring to help go unseen in the depths.

I know it's frowned upon to have a pet species but i hope you don't mind if i do a bunch of evos for different species. My plans for tonight fell through and i got nothing to do, and the old evo threads rocks

>>36859946
good goyim, that's fantastic.

>>36858699
According to Google, a world sans plate tectonics would mean no landmasses. Thus, no terrestrial life. If any life managed to survive, it'd have to all be aquatic.

Mars doesn't have any tectonic movements, that is why it has those huge volcanoes. Still, it had water collected in the lowlands and craters, that stay longer around, as there are no eroding tectonics. Of course we don't know if life is there or was on Mars, but on a similar planet it could still work - given it has protection from charged particles, uv etc.

Also does anybody else experience the problem with the new captcha that it overlays the 'upload a picture' button? How do I fix this?

To prevent accidental bursting, the Hindengromb grows a thicker skin. This prevents accidental explosions caused by other Hindengrombs exploding.

Fuck herbivores

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>>36861274
Forgot my pic

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>>36848997
seed-spreader of that Gromb.

>>36859946
After many generations, Flamboyant Sats develop hoarding tendencies, with the strange habit of collecting shiny minerals, such as gold.

Sats develop black apendages on their heads, used to store said objects, and hairy tufts in the sides to protect it from freezing.

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>>36864209
And here it is.

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The Molesats continue to grow hairier. They are getting diminishing returns on their tactile senses, but are growing much more resistant to the cold.

>>36864248
You are a horrible human being, but I giggled like a retard.

>>36857723
Okay, so, is that webbing in between those root-tentacles? So I can properly draw them, of course.

>>36866511
yeah, webbing, think a skirt with the roots holding it up.

>>36866637
Just what I needed to know.

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A beneficial mutation has set one ghostsat strain above the rest.

The mutation, warping of the outer memberane that was more sensitive to vibrations than normal, allowed the Phantomsat to better locate their prey.

The shivering habit of their cousins the ghostsat and the ice-breaking tendencies of the 'Icebreaker Fenish' cause them to be preferred prey among the Phantoms


(been a while, lets see if I can still do this)

>>36867010
Is this seriously the first ear in the world?

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>>36867428
If so then HELL YEA PHANTOM SATS ON TOP OF THE ARMS RACE

>>36867495
I think the exploding plants that shoot flames take the cake

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No slackers, the Levipholls have been evolving as well. The Necked Levipholl has developed a different color of luminescents; prey has grown wise to the shade of the other Levipholls' lights, and this makes it easier for the species to differentiate each other for mating purposes. The Complex Jawed Levipholl evolves another set of webs so that it may pursue prey and escape any foes it can't fight head-on with greater speed. The Giant Gulper Levipholl develops an even larger mouth to swallow more and even larger prey.

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>>36867879
But it doesn't have ears, so victory!

>>36867010
(Secondary evolution since this one hasn't been touched in a long time, might do a third before I pass out if thats acceptable)

The Phantom Sats revolutionary hunting method has lead to a new strain rising to prominence.

Sounds attract many Phantoms to prey, and then the Phantoms become prey themselves to other Phantoms.

Phantomsat Feeding frenzies that grow ever larger until the icy sea churns with death has become a regular occurrence.

Because of this a more durable strain that shows signs of being able to heal from injury more rapidly than it's cousins has more often than not been the strain that survives long enough to breed, driving the older strain into recession simply by brute force.

<increased regenerative capabilities>

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>>36867921
I don't see these on the size chart. How big are they? And what do they eat?

>>36868150
The smaller two are bigger than an Eyepholl (which is pretty big), and the larger is bigger still. They eat whatever they can kill, though the Giant Gulper specializes in swallowing schools of prey.

>>36868221
I...don't know how big any of those are either, but it does help me decide what my next evolution should be at least. I was fiddle faddling about with it.

>>36868294
The Giant Gulper is definitely the biggest creature alive right now, with the other Levipholli (that sounds more elegant than Levipholls) being the second largest. Eyepholls might be the third, though I'm not sure. That's one of the difficulties with evo threads: no hard scale.

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>>36868396
need size anon to make a sweep I guess. I don't think this evolution is going to affect Levipholli as they're so big...but the Big Gulper should be wary

>>36868003
Sometimes the regeneration does its job too well however.
A new strain has emerged from the continued mating of Durable Phantom Strains.

A slightly sluggish, bulbulous strain has grained a foothold despite it's slowness. It's flesh acts as a minor toxin that paralyzes imbibers, or kills in enough quantities.
Combined with it's regenerative nature, this means that the <Toxic Phantomsat> escapes combat even more regularly than it's cousins.

It's sluggishness thus far has kept it from dominance in the Sat Line, but who knows what the future holds

<Divergent Strain>
<mild paralytic, lethal in high quantities>

(k, done for now. I'll do more in the morning/when I can)

>>36868396
>levipholli
>leviphollus
>leviphallus

>>36868674
I like the way you give all that data in the bottom, outlining exactly what it is you've changed. Lends an air of professional documentation to it.

Shall we do another roll on the wheel of 'fuck off now its ice age' before the thread hits 300, or save it for next thread, most species are already cold resistant.

>>36868900
Thats what I was going for this time, so I'm glad it seems that way.

I am, after all The Bord

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>>36868674
That's some nasty shit, we're turning into a proper 40k-style deathworld here. What level of the ocean do they occupy? The Levipholli occupy only the deeps, and you won't find Eyepholli outside of the Seagromb forests, so there's a chance none of the Webbed Pholl line will be effected.

The Molesats have grown hairier and hairier, and now you can say that they are truly furry; a useful asset in this cold as balls age!

If someone could touch up the drawing to make them look furry without it being shit, that would be cool.

>>36869128
molesat's apparently been lifting.

>>36869128
From the early diagram the Ghostsat seemed to be mid level, so I'm going to say that the phantomsat (and any divergent strains) generally stay mid level to surface level.

There has been a general edge towards the surface for them as the Icebreakers have become favored prey (i.e. easy to find because of their practices making a lot of noise)

Might find a handful in the low zones too I guess.

>>36869169
Too bad he skipped leg day.

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>>36869273

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>>36855104
With time, the greatest defense of Grazkerp becomes being too big and bulky to bother attacking unless they're still immature or moulting. Many smaller predators will feed on their larva.

These massive, aquatic herbivores lazily crawl around eating vegetation, mostly ocean surov.

>>36868960
Do it.

>>36869730
Somebody skipped tail day.

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Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>36869730
>>36868960
Lets give it a whirl then.
Hope you don't mind if I do the honours.

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>>36869867
A NEW EVENT TAKES HOLD

>>5-6
Harmony! Something soothing has taken hold of the land, causing them to be more calm and loving to each other, even those that would prey upon each other. The current climate mellows out and calms.

I'm not a rapper, I'm not.

>>36869867
>5-6
>Harmony! Something soothing has taken hold of the land, causing them to be more calm and loving to each other, even those that would prey upon each other. The current climate mellows out and calms.

HARMONY HARMONY OOOOH LOOOVE!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSMeUPFjQHc

>>36869796
shit yeah.

>>36869901
By mellows out does that mean we get a less cold ice age or perpetual wintery place? Which may sound similiar but I'm pretty they're diff trust me.

>>36869902
> dat song
I suppose it was inevitable.

>>36869930
I'm guessing that it's still cold, just not butt clenchingly freeze your face off cold.

Ice cover recedes a bit and summer exists in more places, even if the general world is still cold outside the equator.

>>36869902
I knew what the video was going to be, but it hadn't occurred to me how utterly perfect is it right now.

>>36869930
Pretty sure "mellows out" means it becomes less extreme so it's less cold rather than more of the same.

>>36869930
it means everyday is spring/autumn, weather is calm, fewer storms or volcanoes, and everything is nice as shit.

shits still cold, but lakes and stuff are no longer frozen over year round and some-times you can see the ground without snow!

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Y'all niggas made this difficult

>>36869796
What the fuck are you doing? This looks nothing like the other thing. That's not even the most recent evolution of the flying gromb. Why are you trying to turn it into some kind of veiny sky squid?

>>36869930
Since we were already in Ice Age+ I'm pretty sure this just means we're in Ice Age. I'm getting really tired of ice ages, guys.

>>36870081
And because I know some fanboy is going to try to pretend like I'm just being mean, here's the most recent thing right here
>>36841995

Air Gromb have semi-rigid structures. The middle portion is water storage. And the roots are like ROOTS.

>>36869901
Imma fluff this change.

A period of volcanic activity pumps CO2 and various other gasses into the atmosphere, trapping some extra heat from the sun. Over time, this causes the surface temperatures to warm back up close to former levels.

>>36870149
I'm going to stop you right there because that's boring.

One fine day, firebomb grombs are chilling and maxing out. This particular bomb gromb forest is hundreds of miles across. And then a Tallsat wanders in and squats over one. It takes a big, lazy bite, and boom! There is no more Tallsat. There is a column of fire, as firebomb grombs set off their close neighbors. Smoke piles into the air. Ground is scorched. Firebomb grombs spread such an inferno, even the hardy gaseous bomb grombs begin to burst, the hydrogen launching embers high into the air. Some air grombs flame up, some embers fall into other forests, and vegetative life crumbles away. Sun glombs begin to go off, adding to the flames, which stretch and spread for months across a minor continent. Sats die in droves, killing off their predators that can't make it across the channels to other islands and other continents.

This cataclysmic fire vomits up ashen clouds that become a greenhouse, trapping in solar heat. The long winters break. Summer returns to a world that has forgotten what summer is like. Four months out of the year, the snow is melting away. Permafrost draws back. Even the shorelines begin to creep up once more. By happenstance and the sacrifice of millions of lives, an iced over world begins to thaw.

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The Blimp-Grombs, or Gromblimps if you will, develop larger more open leaves, allowing for more stable flight AND giving the Sky-Sats a larger area to live (harmony harmony oooh looove!)

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>>36870269
Some of the bomb grombs manage to survive this inferno. Those that sealed away their bladder from their roots had the best, slight chance of survival. And those that had mutated particularly hardy seeds found that, after the fire had left, ashen ground grew plants fairly well. Whenever another forest fire is sparked, the Hardy Bombomb plants will rise from the ashes like so many phoenix.

>>36870416
Careful Now, we don't want to render this world uninhabtable by evolutionary exterminatus

>>36870416
Makes sense. In Fortune Evo we had a similar plant. Grasslands and prairies rely on a steady cycle of burning to keep them from turning into forests, and an exploding gromb could take the place of lightning strikes. Granted, there aren't any grass-like species on this planet at the moment, but just something a guy named ecology fag taught us.

Some humped fennet begin to live closer to the shore line and feed on the abundant plant life living just below the surface of the ocean. The ones with longer necks become most common as they can reach more food without straying too far into the water.

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>>36868003
>>36868674
>>36869901
>Harmony Harmony OH LOVE

Ha ha, now I've done it.

The rising temperatures and abundance of food has caused a shift in Phantomsat behavior. Just like their ancestors suddenly became more violent they return to their original docile, social nature with the warmth.

Phantomsat and Ghost Sat strains of all kinds can be seen moving together in groups for hunting and living, and feeding frenzies are mostly limited to non Sat prey instead of wanton cannibalisim
...mostly

<trait discovered: Cold Aggression>
<pack hunting resumed>

(this is probably going to lead to overfeeding on the floating plants and mid/surface level fauna)

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Male Tusked Humpback fennet develop tail spikes in order to compete for mates.

>>36870760
It seems the tail was cropped but you get the general idea

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>>36870571
fuk u 4chan i uploaded the pic

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>>36868150
Remember the simpler times? Back when life was about the tundra and murder? Then this happened.

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>>36870851
I remember well, anon.
The Frowg shall always remember.


We're 307 posts in guys.
Heading for the bottom lets make this count.

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>>36870851
Oh god, the insanity... but it kinda worked out okay in the end.

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>>36870760
Tailspikes often caused grevious injury to the males, the survivors were those who could recover from broken and dislocated bones. Males of this species developed much more flexible connective tissues, resulting in the most obvious feature being a mouth that can open much wider compared to their ancestors.

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>>36870851
Fucken vyrii

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>>36870881
>>36870881
Hey Falc, was discussing with a few other evo guys about a centralized contact point. interested?

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>>36870951
You'll have to elaborate on that for me, but if it is what I think it is, sure.

I'll contribute what I can, though time remains an issue for me.

so wait until the thread hits page 10 before making another then?

>>36871066
unsure man, this is your show.
>>36870991
got steam?

Can you circlejerking assholes do this somewhere else? Why would you dump pictures from a different game? Why would you poison this well like that?

>>36871087
Uh no, Lurking Stygian is the general thread-starter

no offence

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The Tusked Humpbacks in warmer climates close to the equator change color to match the surroundings and lose their violent tail spikes. In their place, grow beautiful colored scales. These beasts are lovers, not fighters.

>>36870504
>aren't any grass-like species on this planet at the moment

We've had grass like Gromb for a while now

>>36871116
You can't really escape the legacy of one of the biggest evo games that ever ran on /tg/, especially when some of the people in this very thread participated in that game.