#humanoid yokai

[tamakunn]

HUMANOID YOKAI DESGNS REF SHEET???

i love them sososososoSOO much, I loved turning their designs into humansss,, bc i get atleaast a little more creativity than with already established humanoid yokai Ocho got them,, skycotl boots.. I WILL MAKE THE FROSTAILS REF EVENTUALLY, i still gotta think of a better design than the current one :(

[queeniehostapasta]

Hadn’t done Chichi in a good while, but I wanted to my own lil interpretation of the ox princess 😌 definitely deserves to have an axe just like her dad!

Ehhehe and of course I couldn’t help but do a Gochi doodle for you folks ^^

[telstar-telstar]

haha what if she was Italian and was named Yukari Giacomo

[shinyhunterkai]

Noko Gijinka

[moonndust]

getting back on a childhood obsession is insane

[retrosofa]

She's everything. He's just Bem.

[daily-cryptids]

Abura Sumashi

Origin: Japan The Abura Sumashi has appeared on on a mountain pass called Kusazumigoe on the island of Amakusa in Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan. Little is known about them

[ember-bonfire]

He's ready for Halloween!! :D

[nightdragon07]

I had this inspiration suddenly when I listened to the song The Order of Fear by Orden Ogan . And no, the drawing has nothing to do with the song.

Color pencil drawing on A3 paper 17/04/2024

Art, original and fan characters (C) Carol (NightDragon07)

Pokemon (C) Game Freak / Nintendo The song "The Order of Fear" (C) Orden Ogan

[5ecardaday]

Yokaitober, Days 9-12

Helping to shorten the gap between the current date and how many yokai I've actually posted, here's Days 9-12 of my Yokaitober project. This set includes the kamakiri, a goblin cosplaying Edward Scissorhands who's obsessed with cutting hair; the shirime, a spooky faceless ghost that's desperate to flash you its eye; the tenjoname, a naked monster covered in paper strips who licks the grim off your ceilings; and the maikubi, the severed heads of three samurai who just couldn't stop fighting.

If you're unfamiliar with Japanese folklore, this assemblage of creatures probably reads like a demonic fever-dream. If you have even a passing knowledge of yokai, then you know these are really just par for the course. Okay, so maybe the shirime is pretty out there, but it's also not the strangest example of Japanese humor.

Regardless of whether you find these yokai creepy, funny, or unexplainably cute, they're all here for you to use in your own games of 5e. If you're interested in more yokai like these, as well as other 5th edition homebrew including subclasses, magic items, other monsters, and more, be sure to check out my Patreon. You can choose to support me there for as little as $2/month, or even just sign up to follow me and get alerts about when I release new stuff.

[ktchelles-arts]

pop'n music- Kuranosuke Sutoku

Kuronosuke sutoku from Pop’n music

[noxturnol]

[ artfight ] for RiddleMeN0t

[telstar-telstar]

"why do you think that, despite our home being stationed deep in the depths of the megastructure that we still see regular sunlight?" "why do you think I can grow such nice plants despite being a ruler of the dead?"

[shinyhunterkai]

Kichi

[creaturefeaturecommando]

A piece of media that I don’t really talk about that I got really into in quarantine was Humanoid Monster Bem/Yokao Ningen Bem. I’ve watched almost all of the series except for the spinoff Yokai Ningen Bela, which is a spinoff of the female main protagonist Bela and I’ll probably watch it sometime but it basically follows the same exact plot a trio of humanoid monsters who don’t really know where they came from and they long to be fully human or at least accepted amongst humans

Their dynamic often changes depending on the series. Sometimes Bem and Bela are presented as Belo’s mother and father since they’re seemingly older than him and in other series like the 2019 series Bela is aged down and she Bem and Belo have a sibling like relationship. I sometimes like it when Bem and Bela are treated like Belo’s parents but I prefer it when they’re all treated like siblings and I do prefer Bela to be aged down even though I do like her weird vampiric look sometimes.

I honestly don’t think it matters which series you start off with. I watched it from newest to oldest but if you want to watch it oldest to newest be my guest. I’ve been meaning to rewatch it.

[retrosofa]

Iguara from the fifth episode of Sailor Moon was most likely modeled after Bela from Humanoid Monster Bem.

Masahiro Ando was one of the key animators for that episode and had most likely designed Iguara. Ando later did the DVD cover illustration for Humanoid Monster Bem. His interpretation of Bela is a dead ringer for Iguara: