Mecho wrote:Kaa is a boring pred
Snakes in general are boring as preds
*GASP* this is completely ironic seeing as snakes are literally the most popular vore pred AND the only creature that's capable of IRL vore
Mecho wrote:Kaa is a boring pred
Snakes in general are boring as preds
AND the only creature that's capable of IRL vore
ReptileKing23 wrote:Hey it's a great song!
GREGOLE wrote:AND the only creature that's capable of IRL vore
What about fish, monitor lizards, gila monsters, most chameleons, most predatory birds, most nonavian theropod dinosaurs, certain cetaceans, frogs, toads, several types of salamander, sea anemones, jellyfish, several types of hydrozoa and numerous carnivorous plants?
GREGOLE wrote:.
Also, there is no recorded instance of a snake swallowing a person alive.
GREGOLE wrote:Then you've still got several dinosaurs, megalania, azhdarchid pterosaurs, certain cetaceans, several types of fish, including but not limited to giant groupers and catfish, and debateably large crocodilians.
Also, there is no recorded instance of a snake swallowing a person alive.
Well, now, if you are talking of specifically swallowing alive
Vorepun wrote:Most burp onomatopoeia break my immersion to the point where I avoid art that has burping in it *just* so I can avoid seeing 'braaaaaaap'.
That's all I have. I don't really think anything anyone else likes is dumb or whatever, I can hardly talk. I like soul digestion so...I really can't say shit. xD;
ReptileKing23 wrote:Mecho wrote:Kaa is a boring pred
Snakes in general are boring as preds
*GASP* this is completely ironic seeing as snakes are literally the most popular vore pred AND the only creature that's capable of IRL vore
AeriaGloris wrote:Ixtili wrote:On the one hand I hate to be that girl on the other hand it's my nature to be that girl and thus: we actually are computers, merely biological computers and we probably could eventually learn how to manufacture and save memories given enough research into either neuroscience, genetic engineering or artificial intelligence. Whether an identical copy of a person can be considered the same person is it's own debate though. But also Baccano is a good anime and Wolverine and Deadpool and Natsuki Subaru and Frisk/Chara are fun characters. So don't be hating on fictional immortality or timeline reset powers like that.
It's part of the debate. Ye Olde Teleportation Paradox. This is never questioned in reformation stories. Characters all act like it's a minor inconvenience being vored. "See you tomorrow!". It's bullshit I tell you! If anyone stopped and wondered if their consciousness would continue post-vore they may think twice about jumping down their sibling's throat.
Timeloop content is different. If someone wrote a Ground Hog day story where Bill Murray's character was eaten by a different person each day, I'd be totally fine with it! [Disclaimer: Timeloops have become an overused trope recently]
ProfessorET wrote:AeriaGloris wrote:Ixtili wrote:On the one hand I hate to be that girl on the other hand it's my nature to be that girl and thus: we actually are computers, merely biological computers and we probably could eventually learn how to manufacture and save memories given enough research into either neuroscience, genetic engineering or artificial intelligence. Whether an identical copy of a person can be considered the same person is it's own debate though. But also Baccano is a good anime and Wolverine and Deadpool and Natsuki Subaru and Frisk/Chara are fun characters. So don't be hating on fictional immortality or timeline reset powers like that.
It's part of the debate. Ye Olde Teleportation Paradox. This is never questioned in reformation stories. Characters all act like it's a minor inconvenience being vored. "See you tomorrow!". It's bullshit I tell you! If anyone stopped and wondered if their consciousness would continue post-vore they may think twice about jumping down their sibling's throat.
Timeloop content is different. If someone wrote a Ground Hog day story where Bill Murray's character was eaten by a different person each day, I'd be totally fine with it! [Disclaimer: Timeloops have become an overused trope recently]
In my story, I haven’t gotten to this portion of the explanation for reformation, but I actually have a good explanation for this: We are all projections of a black hole! Think about it, what this universe is, is actually a series of 3D projections of a 4D projector. If you have a regular sphere, and you cast a light on it, you get a circle on the ground… but if you cast some 4 dimensional light source on a 4 dimensional object, you would get a 3 dimensional shadow. Our true nature is not the mere 3 dimensional shadows we inhabit, but the 4 dimensional character (our “soul”) going across the lens we can only see as our galaxy’s black hole. We cannot see the “light” of a black hole because we are the light. When our light is destroyed in the world, just as the film is not affected on a projector when the screen is covered up, so too our soul is not lost.There is never a loss of consciousness, only a perceived loss. We are so in tune with this Plato’s Cave reality that we’ve built up for ourselves that we may not be able see anything else, so we may choose to inhabit other creatures instead until we are ready to move on with our story, hence the sentient fat explanation, and eventually the explanation for what the reformation machines actually are (just regular metal tubes which house a contained shard of a black hole).
Rejnka wrote:ProfessorET wrote:AeriaGloris wrote:
It's part of the debate. Ye Olde Teleportation Paradox. This is never questioned in reformation stories. Characters all act like it's a minor inconvenience being vored. "See you tomorrow!". It's bullshit I tell you! If anyone stopped and wondered if their consciousness would continue post-vore they may think twice about jumping down their sibling's throat.
Timeloop content is different. If someone wrote a Ground Hog day story where Bill Murray's character was eaten by a different person each day, I'd be totally fine with it! [Disclaimer: Timeloops have become an overused trope recently]
In my story, I haven’t gotten to this portion of the explanation for reformation, but I actually have a good explanation for this: We are all projections of a black hole! Think about it, what this universe is, is actually a series of 3D projections of a 4D projector. If you have a regular sphere, and you cast a light on it, you get a circle on the ground… but if you cast some 4 dimensional light source on a 4 dimensional object, you would get a 3 dimensional shadow. Our true nature is not the mere 3 dimensional shadows we inhabit, but the 4 dimensional character (our “soul”) going across the lens we can only see as our galaxy’s black hole. We cannot see the “light” of a black hole because we are the light. When our light is destroyed in the world, just as the film is not affected on a projector when the screen is covered up, so too our soul is not lost.There is never a loss of consciousness, only a perceived loss. We are so in tune with this Plato’s Cave reality that we’ve built up for ourselves that we may not be able see anything else, so we may choose to inhabit other creatures instead until we are ready to move on with our story, hence the sentient fat explanation, and eventually the explanation for what the reformation machines actually are (just regular metal tubes which house a contained shard of a black hole).
We understand black holes better than we understand consciousness.
ProfessorET wrote:1. I think good writing is more important than having a unique pred/prey. If your dialogue, your plot, or your descriptions are lacking, having a unique pred/prey isn't going to save it.
There is already a ton of girls into vore on ekas. (The reason a lot of guys can't connect to girls into vore is because guys stay looking and creating content for guys. While girls REALLY like dem male predators. (Self explanatory, spread the content love and maybe the male and female portions of the community will actually overlap.)