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Tyneria — Description

Tyneria are a demihuman species of tyrannosaur or vice versa, they have the torso of beautiful woman, with the tail, and legs of a tyrannosaur. Like their Cretaceous counterparts, they are very robust, even individuals who don’t work out regularly are still moderately built, but not uncannily jacked, they usually just have a six pack, no uncanny body built arms. Their skin tone and ethnicity is more in the human side, because animals, specifically theropod dinosaurs, don’t really identify as black, white, or Mexican.
Forelimbs:
Depending on the subspecies, Tyneria forelimbs are slightly shorter or longer than the average human, however they are surprisingly strong, able to lift a human their size with decent to no effort, these forelimbs possess 2-3 fingers, also depending on the subspecies, and bare sharp claws
Large breasts:
Like most “dinoids” as some people call them, Tyneria have largest beasts (or chests for family friendly purposes) these produce healthy nutrient and rich milk fore their young with tastes like royalty, fitting due to their tyrannosaur like traits, and the fact that their trump card, Tyrannosaurus rex means “tyrant lizard KING” in Latin.
Tail:
Tyneria have long muscular tails,. With the common subspecies one is 5 feet long, while the other subspecies vary, unlike the Prosaurias however, they are mostly used for balanced instead of defense. Like lamias and humanopods, the tip of this tail is a very sensitive erogenous zone
Teeth:
Tyneria sometimes have robust banana shaped teeth, however, these teeth aren’t as big as their bone crushing counterparts, now possess the same strength, however they still can bite through branch twig or stick.
Dimorphism:
Tyneria poses distinct sexual dimorphism, while females are a lot more human like in the head and more feminine, males are more robust and tyrannosaur like, giving them a more theropod like build, yet still considered humanoid
Strength:
Tyneria are very strong, on par if not slightly weaker than orgress in strength.
Hornlets:
Tyneria possess hornlets on their heads, these are bony ridged over the eyes of tyrannosaurs, these are more prominent in males and slightly less so in females.
Heat:
Due to their tyrannosaur biology, Tyneria females go into heat, how to identify that one individuas what’s to take you to the bedroom instead of taking you as a meal is quite simple, they will talk in a higher pitch, and will try there best to single to whoever the person or mythological creature is, that want them as theirs, they will also try and get the individual to grab their tail tip, as one may recall it’s a extremely sensitive erogenous zone.
Subspecies/variants:
Common Tyneria:
Common tyrneria are the base species, based off the North American tyrannosaurid, Tyrannosaurus rex, they have a long sturdy legs they have enormous leg muscles (and or glutes) they also have thick thighs that if provoked will stop out a life than save one, their arms, tails, and legs are covered in small pebbly scales. They are one of if not the tallest species, being 12 feet tall
Dryptina:
Dryptina are a subspecies of the common Tyneria based off the dryptosaurus, since males have heads more like their resource tyrannosaurs, have more flattened skulls, and a somewhat flattened body, both have more longer forelimbs out of any subspecies, and some have a coat of feather resembling a hoodie, giving them a moody teen like appearanc. They may have only 2 claws, but these claws are 8 inches long, and are very similar if not identical to an eagles talons. Before they were semi integrated into modern society, they were used for grappling and impailing prey, but now they’re used to make a DIY chicken on stick, and defense. They are also 8 feet tall.
Albertinas: (racer type)
Albertinas are speedy, lean subspecies of the common subspecie, based of the tyrannosaurs, the gruesome gorgosaurus, and the accelerating albertosaurus, because of this they possess long and strong legs, a long flexible tail for balance, and the also have sharp serrated teeth, though not uncanny, males skulls are longer and lower skull than the common species, and a tall crest rises from the lacrimal bones in front of each eye, due to males once again possessing the heads of their respective tyrannosaur counterparts. They are also 9.8-11 feet tall, so around the same height as their tyrannosaurid counterparts.
Morina:
These subspecies of the common species, based off the moros, therefore males have a narrow, large, forward facing head with a small snout. They both have slender and powerful hindlimbs, and relatively slender forelimbs, they also have a slender whiplike tail, said tail forelimbs and legs are covered in some feathering. They are the more shorter subspecies, being around 3-4 feet tall, their forelimbs also possess 2-3 claws on their hands with 2-3 fingers respectively.
Warrior Tyneria:
Back than where mythological creatures were more like their….. well, mythological counterparts, Tyneria had a more kingdom like system, these include the warriors, they wore and or wear knight like armor,they possess swords shields maces and other weapons, either males or female could have become a warrior, it was their choice. Some do exist today but they’re more of veterans than actually warriors.
Milk producers:
These variants are more cattle like, they are regular milked, much to the second hand embarrassment of Tyneria being milked, they have larger beasts, that if not milked regularly will become swollen to where it’s uncomfortable they are also pretty strong despite their purpose, these variants are very rare as common Tyneria mostly use their milk to feed their developing young, not to be drunken by humans.
Brawlers:
Not much is known about these fellas because of their high aggression to their purposes, but one is know is that they are brutish are knuckle headed and were likely used for brawling and fighting, these variants are more improved versions of the original, for example, a Dryptina brawler would have longer and robuster forelimbs, with longer and sharper claws, about 10-13 inches long, now these are used to grapple and impale, and grapple and impale they did in battle, brawler morina have longer legs, and more whip like tails. They are around 6-7 feet tall.
Distortians:
Distortians are a subspecies of the common Tyneria, based off the Jurassic world frqnchisee brand new big bad, the distortus Rex, while they aren’t the same height as their on screen counterparts, they are still larger than humans, they do possess the four arms seen in the distorted king, a pair of large pillar like ones with clawed hands, and a pair of smaller ones, which look like elongated tyrannosaur arms, however these despite how large their described, their still in proportion, the sexual dimorphism remains mostly accurate, with males having a enlarged beluga whale like forehead, a mouth of short but sharper teeth, smaller eyes, a hunched body at the back, larger arms and hind legs, giving them a more great ape like build, they are also have a quadrupedal similar to dinochephalians like moschops, while females are more humanoid.
Hello everyone!
I was finna post my Dromaeosaurina, as one of their subspecies ties in a bit with the Chamilatins, but don’t worry, I have everything already done, I just need to do a drawing for it, I do NOT trust ai to make a actual human with only some dromeosaurid features, I just expect a humanoid raptor looking thing and I’m not taking my chances with it