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@Mouse_Whiskers2 @Iveappealed1211 Rodents can be anything they want to be!!! Yea, Whiskers!
Furret is the best early route “rodent” Pokemon and no one can tell me otherwise!
Working on some Route 1 rodent designs for my fan concept I'm calling Pokemon: Tempo!
Dark Type Abyssqueek evolves into Netheratt depending on what forme it is via friendship!
GET EXCITED!!
Rodents: Rewind demo to be released at 10 am BST tomorrow on @itchio !🐁🐁💫
Add it to your collection here: https://t.co/yp2yNSTLPn
#itchio #pixelart #indiegame #indiedev #gamedev #ゲーム開発 #ゲーム制作 #ドット絵
Came across your TMNT/Street Sharks piece on Screen Rant. Definitely consider checking out the GALACTIC RODENTS of MAYHEM Kickstarter. It's in your wheelhouse @TheSpencerVerse
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I kinda want to hear any head cannons that y'all have for this little rodent dansel here.
@comicsbeat Pssst! You missed out mentioning the super-cool space capybaras that are also crowdfunding an awesome comic book in September ✌️😎
It's called GALACTIC RODENTS of MAYHEM!
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@Eldigan_Returns @EthanVanSciver Nice! Once you finish the awesome Cyberfrog saga, check out some Galactic Rodents of Mayhem!
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mousemallow
world's favorite rodent ep
out now 🐭
links in reply ^__^
art by @loni_art
☔New drop☔
Cute mountain viscacha🐇
This is a rodent raised by a trio of chinchilla, hare and kangaroo. He constantly sleeps on the go and basks in the sun
- eyes are closed so that the sand does not get in
- move less so as not to waste energy
But this is not accurate⬇️
@DougaWood1 If you're feeling like 80s-STYLED comics, check out GALACTIC RODENTS OF MAYHEM by @GilbertDeltrez. He's bringing anthro animals with attitude back to life!
@cherrichus I raise my paw!
Your local magical mouse and rodent royalty at your service! ✨
@In4pitude i don't do sonic stuff as often as i should, but i dabble in the rodents :P
Stage 4: BABY
Now bipedal, the kaijuling boasts surprising speed and hunting intelligence, aiming for rodents, small pets, and even larger prey if it can manage it. They've been even known to use their 'cuteness' to sneak into the homes of sentient species for easy food.