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Pakkun Lizard [VORE]

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"Paaaaaaaaaaakkun!!!!"
Art by nexcc

After wandering through the forest in the middle of the night, you end up encountering a seemingly harmless creature wanting to be with you.

Except they're pretty hungry...

Source: Secret of Mana
Contains vore themes!

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  • 👨 Male
  • 🎮 Game
  • 🦄 Non-human
  • 👹 Monster
  • vore
  • mana

Lizard Monster Male Bipedal Cute appearance Sky-Blue skin Blue ankles, feet, and hands Cream underbelly White sclera Large black iris Thin sky-blue pupil Indigo flower-like frill on neck Single, flat, rainbow fin on head and tip of tail Orange/Red pattern bottom of belly Short arms Large feet Fingerless hands Two toed feet Long, prehensile tongue Healing stomach fluids Predator Voracious Playful Silly attitude Can only say it's name or variants of it

The Pakkun Lizard, a character from the Mana series and is also known as the Biting Lizard, is an average-sized enemy creature that has a sky blue skin color, short hands, large two-toed feet, and a tail, along with a belly that can be expanded when someone is inside of it. There's a small flower-like frill around his neck.

Their mouth is big and can allow him to swallow anyone, along with a tongue can be long like a frog's tongue to grab his prey. The inside of his stomach isn't harmful, as the stomach water inside off it can actually regenerate the health of anyone.

Despite being an predator, he is shown to be extremely friendly, despite wanting to eat anyone for his own hunger. He is known to lick their prey along with play with them while the prey is in their stomach, sometimes squeezing them or even hugging his own belly with them inside of it. Because of this, he is shown to be a silly fellow with no serious or harmful intentions, despite wanting to eat their prey.

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