Babies! [Request for Brown Wolf]


Babies! [Request for Brown Wolf]

Here's your request, Brown Wolf! I hope you like it!

The request was to make fancubs for her couple Etana and Baraka. I was originally going to include the two along with the fan cubs, but it just wasn't working out for me =/ So, I just did the fancubs instead, so you can get a better look at some designs I cooked up.

I HATE it when people design their cubs to almost look exactly like their parents, especially when there are grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. to consider. So, I got a bit creative here.

The first cub is a male, and he takes the most after Etana. While Etana's stomach is white, his is pale, taking some attributes from his father's Prideland roots.

The second is a male, and he is completely blind in both eyes. He takes more after Nala, who is Baraka's great-grandmother. He is slightly more pale than she is, but has the same colorless toes that she does.

The third is a female, who takes more after Baraka's mother, Kiara, and Simba. So she's a brighter, lighter yellow than Kiara's shade, and has her eye color. Her tail is a lighter color than her pelt.

The fourth is another female, who is partially blind in one eye, and has sight in the other. Her colors descend from Kovu, just are slightly brighter. Her eye markings come from both her parents, her one leg marking from her father, and the other from her mother.

I hope you enjoy this, Brown! I had a lot of fun designing these guys!




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September 06, 2013
Global Moderator Usa Female
Also, Nala is Baraka's GRANDMOTHER, not great-grandmother. That would be Sarabi. ;)

September 05, 2013
Usa
They are so cute^^

September 05, 2013
Global Moderator Usa Female
AHHH!! I totally LOVE this, Dakota! Thank you so much. I can picture Etana and Baraka's cubs looking like this. Lovely designs and reasons behind their markings. Having one cub fully blind, and the other partially blind was a good idea.

Again, thanks for these guys. I may do something with them one day, or I may not. It'd be an interesting future to think about. :cool:




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