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¿Does the clothes make the lamb, or does the lamb make the clothes?

Some outfits and headcanons of my lamb while he looks great and remembers what modesty is, thanks to his older brother (owo)/

Since "it's just wool" is an excuse that, for me, only works when the other creature is not another sheep XD

¡I hope you like it!

Extra: An observation about a cat and a lamb...

They are dancing (ouo)

Morning Thoughts

good morning today I woke up wanting to intimidate my only sheep and Narinder I am equitable

bye

Comic: Left or Right?

Do comics generally start on the left or right?

Please, someone tell me that it is common for a comic to start from the left because if it is from the right it means that my little doodle is upside down XD

Awesome! wait a second…

XD

thank you @melancholialapelada7 (ouo)

Boop for you this was a lot of fun and I'm happy to get boop too XD Thank you all!

Does Ando have any hobbies?

You got me thinking, but I'd say yes... although I don't know if it would be considered a hobby.

Ando had this habit of having to keep his hands busy; it only happened when he was restless or nervous. So during those moments, Ando would start playing with the threads of his clothes or with those of his own wool, making balls with them. He unraveled and spun them over and over again.

Although previously, before the sheep hunting situation reached his home, Ando liked to play the guitar. A small, old guitar was inherited from his father. He played the chords clumsily and out of tune, producing notes that managed to scare away birds or any animal inadvertently. Luckily for him, he managed to improve over time.

Ando lost this last hobby over the years; things had changed so much for him that by the time he finally had the opportunity to play the instrument again, he burst into tears.

Since the mere fact of playing the instrument made him remember his father, who at that time in his life, was no longer with them.

I just noticed that Ando's only 10% sheep, what happened to him to only be 10%?

To answer this question, I have to ask another question: do the cult followers remain 100% of their species when resurrected?

The simple answer should be no, since in most cases the lamb uses bones that are collected during his crusades or bones that his followers themselves bring during their missionary journeys.

Of course, I'm talking about cases where a follower died outside of the cult and, for reasons A or B, their body couldn't be brought back, so this is where bones from other species would be used to bring them back to life.

But for some reason, these are still considered 100% of the same species (whether cat, cow, dog or something else), demonstrating that no matter what, the living being remains as before death without being affected or physically altered by the unknown bones that were used during their resurrection.

Thinking more deeply about this point, and how I see it, there must be some kind of requirement, such as perhaps that to carry out this type of ritual successfully there must be at least one bone of the same species as the deceased follower.

Whether it's theirs or someone else's.

Although this is more of a headcanon of mine, I think it works for what I'm trying to explain here.

So, returning to your question, it is not that Ando had something happen to him physically speaking that made him less of a sheep; it is that the process that his body had to go through had certain complications that the lamb had to overcome on its own.

You can imagine how (ouo)