I would like to join. The game.
He's a mutant dragon named D-Lightning (A.k.a. Iam Wills.)
Here is mine (but has shirt and pants)... http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1382218/

I'll soon make it without any clothes because of what you mentionned, and a good dungeon background. And with more of a beast pose. His main element is lightning witch I think is more like fire, and wind elements, and from these elements he can also breathe ice & fire.

(My story spoiler) Also the story behind my character is that each time he travels from one dimension to another, his shape changes, but he still has his main elemental abilities.

P.S. I also have another form of my creature, if you would like to see: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2010084
P.P.S. Even if I donate my story character, it won't do any difference to my story line.

Like I typed above, here he is my beast posed dragon: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2052334/

Will it help if I submit a story with my pic?

That would definatly be acceptible, just send it (or a link ot it) to my notes and I'll get back to you. Now the story may or may not be usable, depending on if it fits the storyling of the game.

And what is the storyline of the game?

I can't reveal any of the storyline until I get the go ahead.

But I can announce it will have a similar kind of morality sliding scale to the Fable series, and many at this point, possibly ALL actions taken after programing has gotten a bit deeper in, will effect the way people will see, and react to you!!!

Uh, I've never played Fable before...ah, oh well, I'll make the story in my own way...

Well the same morality scale has been used in a number of games before and after the Fable series, such as Fallout 3, Spiderman web of shadows (although it is a crude example), Elder Scrolls Oblivion, Bards' Tale, Star wars the force unleashed (as well as the KOTOR series), and more games that don't come to mind right now. Some obvious effects of your morality will be: how people react to your character, how your character looks, conversational choices and even how your Bijoumon will evolve, eg. : the skull faced dog seen here --> http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2136556 will evolve into an "angelic" form seen here --> http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2161556 or a more sinister form (that has yet to be submitted on FA) depending on your morality and a number of other influences.

Can I choose for my monster to not evolve in way, just her EA?

Unfortunatly not (assuming I'm understanding your message correctly) Each monster is coded with certain tags and flags and along with each they are hard-coded to mean (in the case of this game) that every creature of a certian species will carry with it certian traits (kind of like genetics in real life). Now while certian things can (and are intended to) change, such as their stats as they level up and recieve buffs or debuffs, other aspects of the creature will have to stay the same such as thier EA and Species.
Essentially changing a Bijoumons' Elemental Affinity would be like changing a Pokemons' type. For instance (using Pokemon as an example), having a water and plant Charmander would make no sense, just as having a pig the size of a hump-back whale with dragonfly wings and eight eyes would be some kind of genetic nightmare. Now obviously those are some out there examples but if that were to happen in a game it could cause an error that would potentially corrupt the files themselves.

......I might be able to use that pig in the game.... >slaps a big C in a circle on the porcine mammoth, calls in a crane and drives off with a new idea< lol.

*sighs* So my monster has to have a changed form? Well, time to think for a little bit more...

yup, the monster can change form and keep the same EA but it can't keep the same form and change it's EA. Sorry, :(
Still, send us your origional idea and we can see what we can do with it. We could give it both EAs but it wouldn't have access to abilities tied to the secondary EA untill a higher level.

Still, I'll have to think of a different form she could change into....can you give her the option to change form depending on how you take care of her?

Yes, we are going to be adding in evolutions based on your relationship with your bijoumon.

Okay!

Will there be any Image or / and Video previews? Perhaps even to show some game characteristics, or the game version of all accepted characters.

Yes, we are at the moment working on some images for the various cities, items, NPCs and monsters that will be loaded onto a number of art comunities as well as our own site once we are ready to announce the production to the full public. But, we are holding off on making any video previews untill we have the final selections of the monsters, as it would be awquard having monsters who don't make the final cut featured in the preview.

I got a couple more questions:

1. For the time when the game will be finnished or earlier then that.
Will you give a certain code to the one who created the monster so they can get their created monster at the beginning of the game?

2. As I see Xbox 360, psp, pc. Is the game 3D?

3. My friends at home want to add to the Image Preview question: "Will there be a possibility that you can show at least 5 monsters all together?" (My friends also add: "To see if the game style of the monsters are great before we want to add their own monsters")

#1 There is the possability we could add something like that, but for certain Bijoumon it would be unfair, eg. A Bijoumon who would be used for a "unique" or as a "Legendary" it would make no sense for a player to start with said Bijoumon or it could unbalence the game. The second problem that could come about from that is that since this will be a game with a heavy multiplayer aspect releasing the "codes" for most of the Bijoumon would easly turn our game into cheater-fodder and that could ruin the game for everybody.

#2 No it will be in 2D, if the game is successful we may add a 3D counterpart at a later date.

#3 Definatly understandable, we are currently working on the images so I will make surean image containing multiple Bijoumon is made and loaded.

Reply to #1. I see your point. Why not try this, a small contest with the prizes of 3 monster codes. (not legendary, nor unique.)

Reply to #2. It is always great to start simple, and then level it up after a certain time.

Reply to #3. My friends and I are exited to know.

ill consider it. I am usually leery of such projects mainly because the credibility of them usually turns out to be rather false (especially when asked to work for free.)
I am guessing you want the designs rather compact/bulky then if your thinking of pocketmonster quality?

#1 I agree with you being "leery" (I usually am when similar offers popped up in the past, even from companies I'm familiar with) but one main change has been made in the market. Beforehand, making a game and getting it into the public market ment coming up with a fully working game and bringing it to a company (usually in person) and waiting for thier yay/nay on if they want to publish it. (a daunting and scary task for anyone. The fear of putting that much time into a game only to have it turned down at it's completion scares a lot of people off) But thanks to many of the gaming consoles opening thier doors to "Homebrew" games and making it as easy as loading the finished game to thier servers and letting the community decide if it's worth buying has made it less of a monumental task to program a game. Now if you have an Xbox360 I'm sure you would have noticed all of the "Community games" available for purchase, many of those games are only 14 - 20 MBs, if that, Pokemon Platinum (The most recent in the series) is only 40 MBs and the maximum space Xbox allows a single game upon it's release is about 250 MBs. (If successful, the cap is increased for updates and expantions) So if an (in my oppinion) awesome game like Pokemon Platinum can be made with only 40MBs I'm sure you can imagine what can be made with 250MBs available.
The PsP has no size limit on the Homebrew games exept for the size of the memory card carried in the PsP and needless to say a computer has no size limit for games of any type.
So, all of these factors have made it easier and much more exiting to make a Homebrew game and push it to it's completion........ Sorry for the text wall, lol.

#2 I'm not sure what you mean by 'compact/bulky'

I bet I'm too late to submit the story.

No actually, development is still in the works :)
If nothing else we will be having multiple expansions and downloadable updates fairly frequently after it's release, so anything that is submitted after the initial gates are closed can still be used in the future!
We want to release a finished product, but make future updates easy to implement, in stead of how many companies are working these days where they will release an unfinished game to make a deadline and simply post "updates" that should have been there in the first place. :D

Ah, clever, thank you!

Not a problem :) If you have any other questions feel free to ask!