Image 1 — It's not much, but I present to you Tegaucho in their mini and battle modes
Image 2 — It's not much, but I present to you Tegaucho in their mini and battle modes

It's not much, but I present to you Tegaucho in their mini and battle modes

Tegaucho is a Tulpa of the hero archetype and the earth class; Tegauchos use their large boleadoras tongues to catch prey and strike opponents.

Its concept and designs are inspired by black and white tegus and Argentine gauchos.

I made this design thinking that if Pokemon and Digimon, being the biggest references of the subgenre, can put all the Japanese things they want into their franchises, I can do the same with my country and project

u/strongless8 — 7 days ago

A species of worms that lives in herds that evolved to fill all the ecological niches of it world

u/strongless8 — 28 days ago

I like to vary the inspirations in the designs of my project "Tulpamrin"

This post is just an excuse to show the concept I've been working on.

u/strongless8 — 2 months ago

I just discovered that there's an Instagram account that posts short updates on indie projects, including mine.

I was searching for my Tulpamrin project on Google to see what would come up, and while reviewing the results, a link to the post in the image on the right appeared, The post refers to a publication from weeks ago about one of the groups of Tulpas (the creatures in my project).

I'm happy to see someone talking about my project, even just a little, but I feel like some people might not like that their art was used without permission. So, what do you think?

u/strongless8 — 2 months ago

How should I present my project?

For several months I've been thinking about posting a video on YouTube where I could present my monster taming project "Tulpamrin".

To clarify, Tulpamrin isn't a game or a comic; it's much more ambitious than that. I want Tulpamrin to be its own universe with different stories as if it were a franchise, but for the moment it is far from being one.

That's why I'm asking how I should present it and make it sound interesting. I don't want to make a video where I just dump all the lore on people because I know that can be exhausting for the viewer. I would like to cover the most basic topics that help people understand what Tulpamrin is about, and hopefully form a small community.

So if anyone has any advice or has already done a presentation like this, I would greatly appreciate your help.

u/strongless8 — 3 months ago
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From keramon to prince mamemon (an evolution line from digimon story time stranger)

I saw a guide on how to get Prince Mamemon in Time Stranger on YouTube Shorts and it gave me the idea to animate the line of the video.

u/strongless8 — 3 months ago

All the master tulpas in their mini modes from my monster taming project "Tulpamrin"

The masters are a group of Tulpas who rule over each archetype; they are the highest authority in Tulpamrin, the world of the Tulpas.

In my project there are 13 archetypes and 13 classes. The archetypes are like a family/kingdom to which the tulpas belong, while the classes are more like Pokémon types but simplified. Each Tulpa can only have one archetype and one class.

u/strongless8 — 3 months ago

The three main tulpas of my monster taming project "Tulpamrin"

Pteroctitud is a tulpa of the dark archetype and the prehistoric class, I imagine that if Tulpamrin were to become a franchise, Pteroctitud would be the mascot.

Explosrhoom is a tulpa of the mad archetype and natural class, I created it because I liked the idea of making a mushroom cloud a literal mushroom.

Abejoso is a tulpa of the cute archetype and the beast class, As a curious fact, its name comes from combining the Spanish words for bee and bear, making its name in Spanish mean something like bee-like.

They all have one more mode, but I haven't designed them yet.

u/strongless8 — 3 months ago