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Majos are blind creatures. However, they can "see" inner energy that flow through multiple sensory organs on their heads.Majos patrol their territories and hunt for preys. Their sensors can pick up slim energy signals from preys even when they take cover or burrow.
Glowing sensors mean that the Majo is picking up signals.
It's assumed that Majos' visions resemble acupuncture charts.
Image created for CA forum activity COW.
Sign, I'm bad at making up names.
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Comments: 38
Very wierd looking creature, stunning artwork
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Long answer: I suppose it would be possible. Organisms generally evolve in response to their environment. Even animals on this planet can see more than just the visible light spectrum as humans do. Sharks can sense the electromagnetic field which all living things produce (which is the closest idea you're probably getting at), and snakes can detect heat visually.
And then we have echolocation... the list goes on.
We could even go into Synesthesia, a condition in which multiple centers of the brain are activated simultaneously by one stimuli, allowing one to "see sound" or "taste colors" per say... so it's possible we could reverse this system, and allow an organism to interpret taste or magnetism visually.
One also must understand that an MRI machine works not only with magnetism, but with energy waves on a molecular level. It detects energy in response to waves it sends out, and after tons of equations and interpretations, gives an image of what it "sees".
Short answer: Yes, it's possible. It even exists on this planet, it's called Magnetoception, (though it only involves detecting direction through magnetism)
Shorter answer Yes.
In the end, It's all up to your imagination. This shouldn't limit your ideas.
Sorry for the obsessively long list of irrelevant information, I tend to do that... but I hope it helps.
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Very cool concept!
Are you working on it now?
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It won't be too difficult, I hope.
Sounds fairly stressful.
I think you could give it a unique look if you made it into a graphic novel, especially with the idea of an alien species that can see in MRI-vision. I wonder what that could look like. Do have any images in mind?
Also, If there is a "Thanksgiving-type' interaction, are you saying there will be two separate lifeforms, interacting for the first time?
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What does Avalon look like?
I like that idea a lot. You can challenge human values objectively, because you're using a separate species.
I'd love to hear some of your ideas, note me.
Also, did the humans name it Avalon?
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I'm replying to this comment anyway.
It must look amazing from space, considering the reef.
So the T'lallon are land dwelling then?
Are they mainly predatory? What to they eat? Or have you gotten that far yetβ¦
(I'm just trying to get an idea of what we're looking at)
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Wow. You've thought about this a lot.
You have unique ideas, I like the part about the "fingerteeth."
I have more questions and comments, but I suppose I should save them for the note.
Thanks for all of that!
I'll be on stand by for the note.
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I love this design. It has such a curious look on it's face.
...Kind of reminds me of the creatures from Lost Planet.
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simply ingenius, I have always wondered what alternative sight concepts one could make
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Great design, and the pose conveys the anatomy well. A creepy beast indeed!
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Your creatures are great! I like the way you put ordinary every day animals like rats and birds becoming prey for the aliens.
Its like the whole Earth is being invaded by aliens and they're adapting to the new environment, starting with the small animals. Keep up the great work.
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excellent creature design!!!! it's amazing!
you are insanely talented! i'm so jealous!!
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wow, this along with your other arrays of creatures are wildly inventive!
you make such unique anatomy for your critters
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The juxtaposition between the familiar looking rat and the very bizarre, alien-looking creature is excellent! It really makes this piece stand out.
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awesome creature, very original, i like how it looks a bit like a frog, you don't see many amphibian creature designs
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Pretty creepy but itΒ΄s marvelous! Ideas like this donΒ΄t just lie free on streets. I can only wonder where you get them.
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