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Now this one is a bit old compared to the rest. This is basically an average Indian Vanara male for my project, Mythanima. For those that don't know, Vanaras are monkey-ape like creatures from Hindu mythology which the Indian god Hanuman is basically part off. Now, many modern depictions make them look like regular monkeys while in actuality they were more closer to robust australopithecines with langur tails, so I decided to stick to the original depictions for once for this with the help of vasiraptor and IronBound on Discord. Like I said, this is a rather typically proportioned male since Vanaras tend to be highly variable in body type and build; females are generally more akin to humanoid women. The individual represented here is an average upper middle class respectable neighbor, probably a bank manager judging by its modest clothing and jewelry with a necklace with a single gem, two simple bracelets and two simple anklets (not visible here). Vanaras in here almost always have their tails tucked into one of the leg folds and emerge from the bottom and often coming out from the back of the leg like being shown here. I think i'll name this guy Brajesh and I might use him as a current character for Mythanima if I decide so later on hope yall like this.

Mythanima belongs to me, myself and I.

Description
Now this one is a bit old compared to the rest. This is basically an average Indian Vanara male for my project, Mythanima. For those that don't know, Vanaras are monkey-ape like creatures from Hindu mythology which the Indian god Hanuman is basically part off. Now, many modern depictions make them look like regular monkeys while in actuality they were more closer to robust australopithecines with langur tails, so I decided to stick to the original depictions for once for this with the help of vasiraptor and IronBound on Discord. Like I said, this is a rather typically proportioned male since Vanaras tend to be highly variable in body type and build; females are generally more akin to humanoid women. The individual represented here is an average upper middle class respectable neighbor, probably a bank manager judging by its modest clothing and jewelry with a necklace with a single gem, two simple bracelets and two simple anklets (not visible here). Vanaras in here almost always have their tails tucked into one of the leg folds and emerge from the bottom and often coming out from the back of the leg like being shown here. I think i'll name this guy Brajesh and I might use him as a current character for Mythanima if I decide so later on hope yall like this.

Mythanima belongs to me, myself and I.