They really do
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Looks more like AI slop and bad prompting to me.
Its not, you can look both species up and i think i saw the second image somewhere already
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Looks more like AI slop and bad prompting to me.
wrote last edited by [email protected]No they really just look like that
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Waking up on snow days vs. school days.
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Definitely look like they'd be right at home in the plains of eidolon
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Definitely look like they'd be right at home in the plains of eidolon
A tenno spotted in the wild :0
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The quokka looks happy like the south park Christmas critters look happy. I don't trust it.
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And pangolins constantly look like they're about to tell the king some bad news.
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Both seem ripe to be someone's fursona.
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And pangolins constantly look like they're about to tell the king some bad news.
Haha they really do!
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Looks more like AI slop and bad prompting to me.
They are real animals and it would have taken you a quick five second search to confirm such.
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Someone shop their faces onto the rainbow girl / goth girl meme.
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Eeyore and piglet
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Someone shop their faces onto the rainbow girl / goth girl meme.
While we're at it, I think this is a good opportunity for a face swap
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Looks more like AI slop and bad prompting to me.
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Bonus:
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Me on the right
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Pre-nut and post-nut…
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Definitely look like they'd be right at home in the plains of eidolon
ayyyy swazdo-lah tenno!
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Viscachas looks like they teach good kung fu, quakkas look like they know martial arts, but they wouldn't tell you even if they could :3
fun fact thier closest relatives a guinea pigs, belonging to the cavimorphs, this includes capybara(both species), the Mara which looks like Hare, and the wild guinea pigs.
