The Bestiary guides
Lamia, harpy, arachne, slime girls, dragon girls and other species, one by one. 5 guides by Metavulgar.
Arachne vs Drider: Myth, Games and Which Spider Girl You Mean
Arachne is a Greek weaver turned into a spider by Athena, and in modern fiction a woman with a spider's lower body. A drider is a game-born monster, a dark elf cursed wit
Gorgon vs Medusa: The Difference, Explained With the Myth
Gorgon is the species and family; Medusa is the individual. Greek myth has three gorgons, Stheno, Euryale and Medusa, and Medusa is the only mortal one. Hesiod presents t
Lamia vs Gorgon: Myth, Differences and Monster Girl Use
A lamia is one Greek monster, a queen turned predator, later a snake-bodied seductress in fiction. Gorgons are three sisters, Stheno, Euryale and Medusa, with snakes for
Lamia vs Naga: Greek Snake Woman or Sacred Serpent?
A lamia comes from Greek myth: Lamia was a Libyan queen whom Hera's jealousy turned into a feared night monster, later painted as a snake-bodied seductress. A naga comes
Slime Girl: Meaning, Origins and Why the Trope Works
A slime girl is a monster girl whose body is slime, usually shaped like a woman and often soft, translucent and shape-shifting. The trope grew from RPG slimes and monster