Quite handsome, the pills are indeed working.

So, he's a gryphon.. with a mold/fungal growth? Or is the fungal aspect more intrinsic to the character? Ie: is the mold somehow the real brains of the operation? :}===<

Not a growth, the character is a slime mold-like organism with some limited shape-changing capabilities who has grown to look like a gryphon person, imitating the species of at least one of the scientists who found or created him. (Sort of like how Odo from Star Trek DS9 imitates the appearance of a Bajoran) Externally, however, he's like a regular person and isn't slimy nor covered in mold nor otherwise particularly gross by common standards!

I was honestly just saying whatever came to mind, to prompt you to give me the full explanation! :}===<

Thanks for the info, I rather like that archetype of the 'slime / shifter who imitates their discoverer / creator' (but they can still do some changing, of course)

Curses, I've been tricked into talking about my characters!

And same, I think the ability to change one's form is really cool, but I especially like when a there's a "cooldown period" to it so one would have to live with that form for a while before they're able to change again, as opposed to just constantly transforming on a whim (not that there's necessarily anything wrong with that, I just like the former one better)

Yeah, that's a nice way to do it, to make it so you have some of that 'oh I've TFed and am stuck' feeling, which is a staple of other TF fiction, where the subject is changed via some accident or somesuch. But then a limited shifter can just wait it out and not be saddled with a new, life-changing form.

Awesome!!!!!

thanks!

When are we getting the "SSFW" edition.
Super Safe For Work

After I graduate from CalArts, probably