First post:
Basic info
Second post:
Pictures of the males and females during life.
Raionsame in Japanese translates to 'Lion shark.' (Using Google Translator.) The Raionsame are a mix of lions and sharks, but are purely land based. They enjoy water, and their Prides often make their dens where there is plenty of water. I am not planning on making a group for the Raionsame. The Raionsame may have any color of a shark, the main markings they have are either Liger or Leopon. Female and male cubs have back manes they keep their back manes their whole life, and females can have normal manes. The manes are the same color as the tail tip. Their markings must be this color:
R: 20
G: 20
B: 20
Adult Raionsame:
Adult Raionsame are the same colors they where as cubs and young adults. The only difference is that they have a full mane. The only difference between adult male and female Raionsame is the females do not have a mane. If they had one as a cub/young adult, they lost it. All Raionsame have dark/light gray manes, their back manes are the same color as their main mane. The facial features stay the same when they where a cub/young adult. Their markings and colors also stay the same.
Young Adult Raionsame:
Young adult Raionsame are the same colors they where as cubs, the only difference is that the males have half-manes and the females keep the manes they had as a cub. Their back manes/manes stay the same color and they keep their markings, they are a tad bit smaller then adults and larger then the cubs. Everything else is the same.
Cub Raionsame:
Cub Raionsame are a mix between both parents, their markings must either be Liger or Leopon. Their facial features are a mix of their parents and their mane and tail tip are the same color. They are the smallest in size and grow slowly over time. Females can have manes but they dissapper over time, while males keep their manes.
