>>13716
literally can't tell if this is pro nazi, anti, or dont-give-a-shit-im-just-using-the-setting

>>13749
I'm going with don't give a shit, the setting works.

this one is really rare but what about this? this should fit the thread

This one is from gemmatelier

Heck yeah keep em coming!!

Dropping my OC as it seems relevant here

>>16267
Ohh, care to share more about your OC?

Boobs Saga - is erotic game.
Check on Patreon and Steam.

mermaid

Don’t forget our snake girls :)

Source: https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=68891569

Decapre is the cutest SF girl.

She's precious. :)

SHIMAAAAAAAA!!!

We are back, ladies and gentlemen!

oh damn this is nice

"What makes a monster scary" is a question that demands we look at a lot of different stuff. We have to look at cultural values, we have to look at some really primal evolutionary psychology (like... big eyeballs and mouths, "stealthiness" and stalking behavior, unpredictability), we have to look at innate revulsions like the revulsions to rot, disease, excrement - a scary monster pushes a lot of different buttons in a person.

One of those buttons that I have not seen mentioned in this thread: motive. What does a person infer about a monster's motives?

Think about the following examples:

-a hideous person, especially a hideous woman (or an old, antisocial woman - think about witches)
-a person who seems "false" and smiles too much, makes too much eye contact
-a diseased dog, stumbling around, drooling
-the vengeful ghost of a murdered woman
-an obsessive drunk who's been the laughingstock of the village for years, pacing around muttering and fuming
-a single mother who goes insane in her cabin one winter, and is discovered eating her children and cradling their remains


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Jesus....

It's always an odd feeling when I stumble across an articulate, open-minded discussion that has (somehow) sprung up in this terribly, terribly dark and sordid corner of the internet....

Kind of ironic now that I think about it. Finding something that ISN'T utterly reprehensible when I'm expecting the twisted shit I beat off to evokes a similar feeling of unease/peculiarity that you guys were talking about. Of course in this case I find it refreshing rather than troubling but I think the mental process that causes this feeling might be nearly identical.

So now I'd wonder how distressed various monsters would be in a "normal" (non-monster) environment, and take that in consideration when pondering there motivation.

I totally didn't mean to add anything to the discussion other than giving props to it's existence. It just kinda took me over for a second, sorry.

Going to switch back to Depraved Deviancy Mode now.
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saeko busujima acts so cocky when fighting zombies, but she ask for mercy when fighting the aliens from dead space.

>>8712
I wish there were more pics of her.

>>14650
May not be exactly related to your post, but isn't there some speculation on how, with the way the brain is wired, there isn't actually that much disconnection between the part of the brain that detects "fear" and the part that detects "attraction"?

I do believe its called "Oviposition"

living skeletons

>>8187
a skeleton's a skeleton, man

YA

>>14346 source ?

> Ugly bastards fucking cute girls


This sentence describes most of hentai imho. :-/

This one is a little bit disgusting, but seeing those girls in pain makes me really exciting!

>>14940
Source?

I think this should be on /g/

>>15084
>>14940

[Egao ga Ichiban (Tsukusun)] Aki Hime Kankan

For the proverbial record, anyone looking at this thread should be reading "Bloody Chainsaw Girl" for various reasons including that the main antagonist is a lovely example of this fetish.