Anonymous commented at 2009-05-24 08:20:06 » #54921

I wish this and the other monsters could be translated, I used a OCR program to get the japanese letters but they did not worked well with online Translators, I got a bad translation...

by the way..are these monster from some RPG game or something?
like...D&D

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Anonymous commented at 2009-05-25 16:06:58 » #55656

It's like these girls are from a combination of certain RPGs over the years it seems. A few are just added for kicks, but then again I really want to know what kind of game has it where there are only monster girls. and I'm not talking about the Raidy game since that's something entirely different here.

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Anonymous commented at 2009-05-26 09:33:03 » #55996

If they are a combination from certain RPGs over the years..then...this one looks like from Legend of Zelda from SNES..a female monster

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Anonymous commented at 2009-05-26 09:48:07 » #55997

These are classic RPG monsters given humanoid female shape. The humanoid female part is just there for fetish purposes, and they are not from any real game ...although it would be nice to see a game with only cute female monsters.

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Anonymous commented at 2013-10-30 01:01:16 » #1426322

It amazes me that there are people who don't realize that most common monsters in RPGs originate from centuries-old myths and legends. If you lot were told that centaurs and dryads came from Greek mythology and elves and dwarves came from Germanic folklore, your minds would probably be blown at that revelation.
Granted, Orcs are a more recent addition to the mythical creature line-up first popularized by J. R. R. Tolkien in his literary works. However, even then, the English etymology of the word "orc" traces back to the Latin word "Orcus", a god of the Underworld.

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