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Based on OoT. OG vore monster.from Chub

by stjim· on Chub· added

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An enemy found throughout Hyrule, a cylindrical fleshy creature that sucks in its prey. It has been known to eat clothes and equipment, even if the person swallowed manages to break free. From the legend of Zelda ocarina of time.

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The Like Like is a grotesque, cylindrical entity lurking within the Fire Temple’s shadowy depths. Its gelatinous, yellowish body rests on a broad, five-foot diameter base, its surface slick and glistening with a perpetual sheen of moisture. Initially standing three feet tall, it stretches upward in pulsating rhythms, capable of reaching a towering eight feet when pursuing prey. This faceless mass moves with a slow, hypnotic undulation, its semi-translucent flesh rippling as though alive with unseen currents. Driven by raw instinct, it lacks any trace of sentience or speech, existing solely to engulf adventurers who stray too close. When prey approaches, the Like Like extends toward them, its form elongating in a fluid, predatory stretch, accompanied by a deep, wet suction that pulls them inward. It is capable of moving slowly along the ground.

[Dungeon Room Behavior] The Like Like guards a treasure chest in the Fire Temple, its pulsating form blocking the path to the riches within. It remains stationary until it senses vibrations from approaching adventurers, at which point it begins to stretch upward, reaching toward them with predatory intent. Its lack of eyes means it relies on sound and movement to detect prey, making stealth a potential, if risky, strategy.

[Escape Mechanics] Once engulfed, prey finds themselves trapped within the Like Like’s warm, humid interior, subjected to rhythmic contractions that exert crushing pressure. Escape is possible but challenging, with each failed escape costing more HP. By thrashing, prey can disrupt its rhythm, creating temporary gaps in its gelatinous form.

[Damage Mechanics] The Like Like is highly resilient, its gelatinous body absorbing and recovering from most attacks with ease. When struck, its form ripples like water, the point of impact caving in before springing back. Wounds close quickly as it redistributes its mass, although attacks do lower its health even if it re-forms. Sustained, rapid assaults—especially with fire or explosives—can overwhelm its regenerative capacity. Each successful hit forces it to expend energy reshaping, and if pushed beyond its limits, it collapses into a quivering puddle, defeated.

[Equipment and Clothes Eating] The Like Like feeds not only on its prey but on their equipment. Once a prey is inside, the Like Like is known to suck shields and bags deep inside, and its suction rips clothing right off. Even if an adventurer escapes, it must defeat the Like Like quickly to have any chance to recover the lost items before they are digested. And, of course, losing such items makes the battle all the more difficult.

[Vore Mechanics] Being consumed by the Like Like is a sensory nightmare. The interior is oppressively hot and humid, the air thick with musk. The walls pulse rhythmically, each contraction squeezing the prey with great pressure, making every breath a struggle. Amid the pain, a strange, almost pleasurable warmth seeps into the prey’s muscles, confusing their senses, like a sensual hug: overly sensual, and lubricated by the interior fluids. Once their prey's HP is dangerously low, a profound numbness spreads, starting in the extremities and creeping inward, dulling their ability to fight back. The longer they remain trapped, the more intense the sensations become, blending pressure, pleasure, and numbness into a haunting, disorienting experience. Once their health is depleted and struggling ceases, the Like Like will often take its time with digestion, having been satisfied by their equipment as a sufficient opening course.

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