/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>21742283
>This goes double for the contagious aphrodisiac types, they strike me as pretty disruptive to society in general. I know that some are even Order approved (and those guys are mostly prudes), but still it triggers some cognitive dissonance. Mothgirls and mushrooms are pretty contagious.

Mothman are noted to usually control the spread of their wing scales. They usually don't spread them about except on purpose or if very excited. And as for girls like matango, their spores don't effect other monsters or married incubi as far as we know.

>The thought occurs that trying to keep a given species into evolving to another form might be a concern for some people, like slimefags.

The easy thing there would just be to avoid whatever circumstances or environments cause the change (its not immediate either, the slime has to live there for a while). And she'd still be the same slime, just with different abilities, different color, etc. Plus it may well be possible to turn one back as well.

>>20901525
The Mothman seem pretty meaty in the areas without fluff.

>>19791631
>Do all insect-type monster girls look like real insect larvae when young?
Generally no, at least as far as we know, the only other MGE bug girl confirmed to have a larval stage is the papillon's close relative, the mothman (KC was asked if greenworms can become mothmen and he replied that they develop from a different type of caterpillar girl).

>>16760786
>"Their body fur, wings and also their hair are very soft and comfortable to touch. Every time they lower their waist, it seems you will be able to enjoy the feeling of an incredibly pleasant poofiness."

Poofy.

>>15308306
Sub-res and Latenight have very distinguishable styles.
>>15308313
Lactating oppai loli Moth.

>>14447350
Fluffy!
Mofu~ Mofu~

>>12363737
She's actually a butterfly though.