Frankie Stein (
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dramadramaduck2012-12-15 01:44 pm
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Uh... hey, everyone. I had a question -- it's probably really silly, I just wanted to know... This is mainly for the normies, uh, the humans, but anyone can answer, I guess.
You don't really tell scary stories about us eating you or something weird like that, right? And you don't hunt us down and kill us just for traffic violations or using the wrong washroom, right? Or, uh, at all, really.
It's just a question...
You don't really tell scary stories about us eating you or something weird like that, right? And you don't hunt us down and kill us just for traffic violations or using the wrong washroom, right? Or, uh, at all, really.
It's just a question...
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I think for as for practice, it really depends. I kind of have killed a few creatures in my time, but they were actively trying to murder humans.
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So, uh, not just for existing...?
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No. There's an example in Kiva World. The populace is a mix of humans and Fangire. Fangire are vampire-like beings who can assume a human shape to blend in, and use energy 'fangs' to drain someone of their lifeforce. Their king, Kamen Rider Kiva wishes for peaceful cohabitation with the two races. However there was also a dispute. Some of the Fangire couldn't control their urges, and attacked humans even though it was against the Rule of the World.
At the same time, humans are inherently afraid of Fangire, despite the rule, and built Ixa, the Divine Crusader against the Fangire. Last I checked, Ixa and Kiva work together to preserve the peace.
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Not here, they aren't? Monsters are somethin' specific. Or at least, a specific group of somethin's.
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