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Rough concept art of the Mlaji Kubwa coming back from battle, having obviously feasted on the ennemy.
"Mlaji Kubwa" (translated "Big Eater") is the title given to the ruler of the Wamezaji. Considered among the tribe like the direct incarnation of SWAL on Earth, to be eaten by them is considered as a privelege by most tribesmen.
The title stays in the same blood line, passing from father to son.
However, the Wamezaji being a warrior people, a Mlaji Kubwa can be overthrown if a pretendant manage to defeats them in duel and eat them.
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Posted by Jotaruskujos 2 months ago Report
A mighty leader
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
Gotta keep eating well to look impressive and all mighty !
Posted by VDR 2 months ago Report
All hail the leader :3
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
Brace yourself for his endless hunger !
Posted by Anguy3 2 months ago Report
I love this! I pray for an animation ???? perhaps digestion added too oof!
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
I already thought of doing an animatic based on this ! Well, maybe in the future !
Posted by GigiFabulous 2 months ago Report
This is absolutely gorgeous
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
Thank you !
Posted by Tmntleo123 2 months ago Report
Lord I'm loving Mlaji Kubwa! He looks so fucking hot!
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
Thanks !
Posted by ILikeBigBelly 2 months ago Report
Mlaji kubwa, would that mean if some one ate them to absorb the tittle for themselves and their own future kin, does that mean the new mlaji kubwa would have to devour the previous ones next of kin from the previous leadership???
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
The transfer of title can work three different ways, EITHER the actual Mlaji Kubwa dies with an heir and the heir inherits of the title, OR the Mlaji Kubwa dies without an heir and any men in the tribe can pretend to the title (though they'll have to fight and eat any other warrior pretending to it too), OR the Mlaji Kubwa is eaten by another member of the tribe (after being defeated in a duel) and his opponent win his title.
In the case of the inheritance, the heir must still eat his deceased father to access the thrown (it is believed that way, they absorb the former sovereign's strengt and legitimacy to incarnate SWAL)
Posted by ILikeBigBelly 2 months ago Report
Oh I get it more clearly now, thanks for the answer! : 3
Posted by Crypto 2 months ago Report
Really doing great with this concept keep it up!
Posted by Nyvor 2 months ago Report
Thank you !