http://www.furaffinity.net/full/25429053/ Still a couple left! I'll be posting at least 6 more soon, though two of those have already been claimed in the Willora chat! If you want first dibs on Langurhali and to be the first to know new things about them, note me at my MAIN account for the invite link! :)

Please read about the Langurhali prior to requesting to join or creating one of your own! You could also make a Langurhali version of your own existing non-Langurhali character, as some have done. You can view all the Langurhali on FA by searching through our faves! We are constantly evolving, so be sure to follow the group for updates to the species!

Thanks for taking a look at the group, and even if you don't want to have your own character, you're free to follow us if you're interested! Thanks all for helping our pride to grow.

Please do not copy, repost or use the art posted here in any way without expressed permission from the character creator. Please do not RP as a Langurhali you have not created yourself. You are free to make your own Langurhali character, but I ask that you not use other people's characters. Making your own is much more fun, anyways :) You can also read a bit more about Willora Here.

Just a little list for myself I thought I'd also share here, might help me remember!
- Draw reference for common Langurhali internal organs
- Draw some examples of Langurhali homes (in Willow branches, Willow roots & Willow Central)
- Draw more elders
- Finish Langurhali sigil/insignia *DONE!* - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22925365/
- Draw pregnancy/birth process

I have some sketches of how the Langurhali look growing up, some of their tail gestures & what they mean, some sketches of the terratectum, etc., just need to finish them when I get a chance! Til then, you can read more about it all here: http://toyhou.se/~forums/view/3097.willora

Firstly, yes, I am aware of the sudden influx of new species that resemble the Langurhali/Willora the past few months.
Yes, I am aware of the irony of them all making a huge point that they're not to be copied or even used as inspiration for other species.
No, I don't really care. And even if I did, there's nothing I could do about it? Or would, if I could?

I appreciate you guys watching out for me, but really, I'd much rather be getting notes from people contributing new characters or ideas for the group. Not telling me about this or that new species that resembles the Langurhali. I'll admit, there have been one or two that are pretty blatant. But most of them are pretty generic, seem designed to make money and will thus presumably die off after a few months, anyway. Such is the way of this fandom. Meanwhile, I've had the Langurhali for decades. Willora is literally older than some of the people making potential Langurhali copies. And that's not something that can be taken from me. So why should I care? It does hurt at first to see these things, despite knowing they can never really take them away from me. To see people try to claim them as their own, morph them into something more profitable or popular... it doesn't get to me as badly as the idea that someone would -try- to do those things. Often the very same people who follow my art and have shown support to me in the past. Beyond the hurt of knowing people can be that careless with someone else's passion, it doesn't actually take anything away from me. And it's because I made peace with that that I decided to share the Langurhali at all.

For what it's worth, I spent my life writing about Willora and the creatures within it, and have been absorbed in their world countless times throughout my life. It's where I went for safety. It's something I leaned on for my emotional health. I NEEDED it. It was mine, my secret, my safe place and no one else could touch it. Where other kids would cry, I would close my eyes and escape. When I made the decision to share them, I had to remind myself that if ever they were taken and claimed by another ego, I'd have to remember that the parts they stole were merely parts and not the whole. They'd steal an image, a piece, but never would they be able to take what this world means to _me_. My love for it. That's something no one else can have, or know, for these dumb cats. Even if no one had interest in it or the Langurhali, I would never stop drawing them, working on their story, or sharing them with people. They will always be an open species, as long as I can approve them, because I LOVE seeing what other people do with them and it's such an honor every time someone puts time and effort into a Langurhali design. I don't make them for money or fame or porn (obviously). I make them because they are a lifelong passion. And since sharing them, I've had no regrets, because it only made them more important to me.

I learned strength within Willora and I also learned how to give, and to trust. This world may be meaningless and unimpressive to everyone but me, but it's done so much for me, it's everything. I chose to share it because I got from it what I needed, and I wanted it to be to others what it was to me, and still IS to me. I've had people make fun of me for it, internet diagnose me as though there's something wrong with me for caring so much about a make-believe world, and even intentionally steal aspects of it because they knew how much it would hurt me. But in that hurt, I realized, it's not the act of stealing that hurt me, it's the idea that someone who once cared for me would have the conniving mind to think to do something so cruel that hurt me. To take something I love more than anything, and try - TRY - to use it against me. Thankfully, this world is mine no matter how hard anyone may try to take it.

And no amount of (potential) copying will change that! So it's no skin off my knee, really, because the above is what matters to me, and they are things no one can never hope to steal.

If anything out there IS somehow a direct "rip off" of Langurhali, all I have to say about it is this: It is sad that, in this vast world that is a virtually endless supply of inspiration, there are people who choose to derive inspiration from someone else's creations instead. People can do so much better, but there will always be those who choose laziness and competitiveness over true ingenuity. I was prepared for that from the day I decided to share their story on the internet.

You have to learn what truly matters when you create something. And if that thing can be taken from you so easily, then you probably shouldn't share it with anyone.

It's December! While the Langurhali may have a slightly different way of celebrating certain dates/seasons, many of them do live in colder areas of Willora. Does your Langurhali live in a colder region? If so, how might their den/home look? How do they deal with the cold? Do they have any jobs in Willora that contribute to the community and help the others get through the season comfortably? What are some of their favorite things to eat through the winter? Respond here, or draw it! :)

Also, a few reminders about the Langurhali:

1. If you create/adopt a Langurhali, do not sell/trade to anyone unless they have noted me, saying they have read and agree to the rules I've made for the species. I want to be aware of who owns one of my species in case it is someone I consider unsavory or who has broken the rules in the past.

2. They are a mostly-open species, but you must remember to abide by the rules and send me any art/descriptions for your character for me to approve before using them.

3. ALWAYS TAG any submissions of your Lang with Langurhali! Thank you!

I have re-written most everything but hopefully nothing that should affect the physical appearance of any existing characters :) Just more fun stuff involving the Willow, what its parts do, familiars, etc, and some further explanation about their cordyceps-like means of reproduction which I'd been meaning to expand on for, like, ten years XD Pretty excited to hear all your thoughts! <3

http://toyhou.se/~world/5506.willora

Any questions about Willora/the Langurhali? If I don't know the answer, I will make it up and add it to the story! I love questions for this purpose; it gives me a way to keep writing about them even when I'm having a block. Also, critique is highly welcomed on anything I've written or drawn about them! Any inconsistencies or missing pieces in the story that you notice, please let me know. I'm sure I will never be 100% finished with their back story, but I've neglected my own personal projects for a long time and I should really have more done by now. It's only been 12 years since their creation x_x lol

For those who have a Langurhali, maybe this is something you'd enjoy! If you don't have one, but want one, you can read about them HERE! They're a semi-open-ish species, just need approval which is easy to get if you've read about them and your depictions are accurate to the species. Otherwise it wouldn't be a Langurhali, would it? :)

Anyway, the art/writing/otherwise creative challenge is this: portray your Langurhali either in the end of the year or the beginning. The end of the year is a time of giving thanks and focusing on family and loved ones in Willora. They all pile together, share stories, make crafts for each other, and prepare for the new year with their minds refreshed on their history and charged with positive energy from their loved ones. They often get a jump-start on spring by growing some small plants indoors, and otherwise spend the time relaxing, meditating, and surrounding themselves with inspiring and positive creatures & things. They often retreat to a "happy place" on their own from time to time as well; a corner of their den just for meditation. They burn incense, paint, groom one another and otherwise make sure they are prepared for the new year with a refreshed state of mind and fresh, clean coat.

The new year is a time of celebration and entertainment, so in all their mental preparation at the end of the year, during the beginning, they may polish and paint their horns and claws, dye their fur, sew/knit special articles of clothing or make ornate decorations/jewelry for their hair and whatnot. They dance, sing, and many perform theatrics including contortion, pantomime, and a hypnotic dance with bells, ribbons, tassels and other decoration that flows with their bodies.

Their traditions, dances and decor can be inspired by existing traditions but, for the most part, should be at least an attempt at something original that would suit their world :)

I have only had vague ideas as to the celebrations of the Langurhali; they celebrate each season and give thanks to their Willow. Beyond that, I never really wrote any specific details. I suppose it would help to consider their atmosphere/ecosystem, which I did already have some thoughts on.

Spring would certainly be a time of replenished life with all kinds of flowers and insects filling the air and fields, and construction would begin for repairing any damage done during the last year. Summer would be a time of planting and breeding; lots of hard work, but also a time to enjoy warmth and growth. Autumn would of course be preparation for winter, harvesting, relishing in the joys of food and family as the weather becomes cooler and radiant oranges, reds and yellows fill the Willow. The Langurhali would begin fatting up a bit around this time, and feel a bit exhausted after all the planting and harvesting of the last two seasons. I'm thinking that the Langurhali would be less tolerant of the cold (of course, this would depend on the individual in some cases, such as Langurhali that are part polar bear or something), so they would pack themselves into their houses and go through a kind of hibernation phase, as the Willow's leaves fall and the long tendrils become coated in ice, a glistening, silvery tree of long icicles... covering the ground below with rainbows of light as the sun passes through; quite a sight to behold.

While all the seasons would have fairly mild weather, there would be one very big, long week of extreme weather prior to each season's beginning, causing each season to end and begin rather abruptly, but still with some manner of grace. This would be called the Season's End Week. There would be the benefit of predictability with the weather and seasons, at least. The Willow could easily give them perfect, continuously mild weather year-round, but it wanted the Langurhali to have something to help them measure time, and to be prepared for life on Earth outside its atmosphere, just in case anything should ever happen to it, the Langurhali would have some idea how to prepare for each season.

The beginning of Spring would have a day of downpours and thunder storms, Summer a week of heat and drought. The Langurhali would have to dig deep trenches leading into creeks and rivers, and save water from the Spring to prepare for Summer. Autumn would have the mildest week, with Winter being the hardest, so they often celebrate Autumn as a kind of "calm before the storm". They prepare for Winter by preserving foods and making thick fabrics to cover their windows and keep warm with in their dens. The tunnels below ground are checked and reinforced so they don't cave in, and the Langurhali use these throughout winter for faster travel below the snow, especially for the first week's huge, freezing blizzard. Many of the Langurhali's constructions may fall and need re-built in the Spring, stronger and better with each year's new beginning.

I would love to hear your thoughts/ideas; maybe share some specific way your own Langurhali would celebrate and/or prepare for one or all seasons?

Also, it's been one decade since I officially created the Langurhali. I originally wrote them into a story I made when I was 7 years old, but they weren't the focus of it and didn't have a name nor the history they have now. <3 Thank you all for inspiring and encouraging me with your participation in creating Langurhali, group activities, encouraging words, and generally making their whole existence such a positive experience for me. ;u;

Apologies for the delay guys! This was super fun, we should do it again sometime. ^^

RESULTS: (click username to view their submission!)

Trade 1 - luthien_nightwolf & kittycreature
Trade 2 - fauxydingo92 & ratrabbit
Trade 3 - cadmiumtea & corvusfae
Trade 4 - zaurra-the-wolfmaiden & izziekue
Trade 5 - foreveranonymous & flynx-flink
Trade 6 - moonmochi & lunadea
Trade 7 - jezjackal13 & vera
Trade 8 - carrie_caracal & lexibutt

Sent reminders to Cadmiumtea, Corvusfae, flynx-flink! It's 5 days due guys <3

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5737341/
Finally working on my end tonight after a long week of playing catch-up with digital commissions :3 Only 4 have finished thus far! Get your trades in asap <3

For those who entered, go HERE to see who you're trading with! I'll be posting the finished trades there as well!

Added more to the list of ALL existing Langurhali! http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1903686/ If I've missed anyone, let me know! Otherwise, some are left out intentionally, usually because they weren't accepted for being inaccurate (missing horns, more human than anthro, having genitalia etc) meaning they simply do not exist in my eyes. If you do not see a particular Langurhali on this list, I do not support or approve of gift art, commissions, etc of them being made. They're an open species, but if they're not accurate or you are one of the few who do not have permission, then they're not Langurhali. Simple as that!

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5720612/
I tried to get a video of my cat, Eyeball picking the winners by putting names on paper and then putting them inside some of my Trash Pack toys, since she loves them and steals them any chance she gets... but she wasn't cooperating, so you'll just have to trust me that these are totally randomly chosen! I put the papers in a box and mixed them up and picked them out myself P:

SO okay here are your trade partners!!

Trade 1 - *
Trade 2 - * *
Trade 3 -
Trade 4 -
Trade 5 -
Trade 6 - *
Trade 7 -
Trade 8 -

Just go to the previous journal to see your trade partner's reference and water of choice!
Have fun!!! :D

COMPLETED (also marked above with a * )
Ratrabbit: https://www.weasyl.com/submission/596270/tik
Lunadea: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13420590/
KittyCreature: https://www.furaffinity.net/full/13429655/
Fauxydingo92: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13519347/

I want to test everyone's interest/activity in a bigger project involving my species, the Langurhali! Comment here (WITH the info mentioned below) if you WILL finish your end of the trade by June 1st! Sign-ups close MAY 5th! I'll add you to the list, mix up the names and set pairs up to do art trades with each other. The theme will be BY THE WATER! In your comment, please INCLUDE a reference or two for your Langurhali (you may include more than one Langurhali, if you have them, as options! It's fun to be surprised!), and what kind of water they'd most likely be seen by... a river, ocean, pond, swamp, stream, waterfall, spring? They could be IN the water as well, if they are aquatic. They could be drinking from the water, looking at the water, fishing from it, etc.! There's a little bit of every kind of geographical zone found on Earth within Willora, so the possibilities are practically endless. Yes, this does mean including a background, hopefully that won't put anyone off!

I'll throw my name into the hat as well and share my details, just to give an example of how your comment should look -

Vera (swamp or beach [think Everglades]) - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4344454/
Conjuka (stream or pond) - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13124212/

I'm thinking of making a video showing names being pulled out of something, I have an interesting idea for it x3 we'll see if it works lol

PARTICIPANTS:

...it would be the first one since 2006!

I've been thinking of doing something like this, since there have been so many langurhali made (nearly 200!). I really miss doing art contests/exchanges, I remember a HUGE one that took place on deviantART with the theme of "the trouble with fur", which wound up with some really funny and adorable entries, including these:

http://konekonoarashi.deviantart.co.....venge-27778971
http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....t-The-27984617
http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-quot-27985909
http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-quot-27984738
http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-Lynx-27984793

I'd love to do the same theme now that there are so many more Langurhali out there... I just don't presently have anything to offer the winners when it comes to art (too much on my plate) or money :'c I will do this eventually, though, perhaps when I have a somewhat hefty amount of money to offer ($100+)? The more entries, the more the prize would be. But I can't promise that just yet, so give me a few months, because I definitely want this to happen :) Meanwhile, perhaps something like an art exchange would be fun? :3 Gauging interest, so please comment if you think you might be interested!

Langurhali rules/information on creating a Langurhali: *reproduction info added among other important things!* - https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1903753/

Langurhali characters list: https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/1903686/ 70+ unique Langurhali creators of 170+ Langurhali, and counting! :D

That is awesome!! I'm sure it's mostly to do with the fact that I/others draw them so often, but it's still an honor :) It encourages me to do more with the species and their world. Please, feel free to give opinions/ideas to the writings I've done on them so far in past journals and on the dA club, MutantCats. I am not a skilled writer/creator, and I know my ideas could use a lot of work. The Langurhali world is still basically in the concept stage even after all these years of drawing them and writing about them. They're still just an idea with a lot of inconsistencies. I want to make them more unique and I want their history and way of life to be a somewhat feasible fantasy. I want it to make sense and not be so complicated to understand, but I can't help just rambling for paragraphs about various ideas that may or may not really sync up with each other. As I said, not the best writer. XD

ANYway, just wanted to say thank you to all those making Langurhali. It's because of you that the species was added :)

This journal will be a summary of the origin of the Langurhali + information on their general biology/appearance. For the full back story and info on the Willow, please visit: https://toyhou.se/~world/5506.willora

(Updated March 2016):

SUMMARIZED BACK STORY:

The Langurhali are an alien species which came from the planet Willora, now living secretly in the wilderness on Earth, separate from mankind. Their source of energy, food and other sustenance is a massive, somewhat sentient weeping willow tree, the last living thing from Willora. The Langurhali were born from the tree; a merging of the species found on the original planet combined with species found on Earth. The Willow traveled through space after Willora died and created New Willora, a hidden world in a small area on Earth which became a second, smaller Willora. The Langurhali were born when the Willow's roots absorbed the history of this new planet, with the fragments of human, feline and fungus being the nearest lifeforms to absorb at the moment of the Willow's landing. The Willow took in their biological information and the Langurhali were born 1/3 human, 1/3 feline, and 1/3 plant. They can also have the traits of practically anything from Earth's history, whether mythical or real, from any time period... from the common iguana to the mythological haietlik to the extinct amargasaurus. The Elders (the first 10 or so Willorians to be created by the Willow) typically only have feline and human-specific traits. The longer the Willow's roots grow, the more of Earth it is able to learn, and the more animals it is able to mix in with newer Langurhali. There also exists a similar species called Pravusali, which I'll write more about later.

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE:

The following traits are almost constant within the species: large, drooping ears, some form of horns on the head (often bone, but sometimes made of plant matter such as wood, fungus, or other tough, natural substance), visible deformities, deep yellow-green blood & organs, a bulky body structure, hairlike swampy fur, digitigrade legs, long sloped muzzles, prehensile and extremely elastic tails which may stretch from 2x to 5x the length of their body (3x on average when relaxed), hyperflexibility, no organs or openings between their legs, and a generally wild animal-like appearance. Their physical deformities may be anything from a third eye, which is the most common (about 50-80% of Langurhali have an additional eye somewhere) or polydactyl digits, to a deformed extra limb or a siamese twin growing out of their back. They are often born with missing limbs, rare genetic deformities similar to those of the animal they're made from, among other things. This is due to the Willow's energies and the Earth's not merging perfectly. If a Langurhali's limb or other part of the body is damaged/amputated, it may regrow as a plant, as a limb that looks completely different than it did, or it may grow back exactly the same.

The Langurhali generally live to be a few hundred years old, despite their deformities and mutations. They are very hardy and heal rapidly from injury/disease. While debilitating health issues may occur, they rarely are bad enough cause death and can often be remedied from parts of the Willow. Their height, on average, is 7 ft, with 6 ft. being on the shorter end and 8 ft. being on the taller end. They may be even larger if they have traits of larger animal species. Shorter than 6 ft. is rare, but does happen. A Langurhali with giraffe or brachiosaurus traits, for example, may be several feet taller, though never more than 12 ft. Their height and longevity are due in part to their hyperflexible spines. They always have at least a somewhat muscular figure due to their lifestyle demanding some level of physical activity, but are also rarely lithe. Their bone structure doesn't allow for subtle anatomy, and fat and muscle fills everything in to maintain a sturdy body. They're magnificent climbers, but not the best runners. Cardiovascular exercise would likely lower their body fat, and there MAY be exceptions, but for the most part, these creatures are meant to be built with weight and bulk in mind.

INTERNAL ANATOMY & REPRODUCTION:

Despite their visual traits, the most unique aspect of the species is internal. Though mammalian in appearance, the Langurhali have a part of the Willow within them, and thus have similar genetic structure to many different plants and fungi which grow from the Willow. Much of their bone structure is composed of chondrite and petrified wood from the Willow. The blood & organs of all Langurhali contains enstatite with traces of chromium, which gives it a brownish-green coloration. The brain is similar to a human's, but as you might expect, have some alien capabilities humans would not be able to understand. One of these is the ability to "sense" things, or visualize something in their mind that is happening far away from them, such as a loved one being in danger or a tree falling miles away. And the Langurhali could tell you, yes, it does make a sound :P This "sense" is considered to be the result of all Willorians being formed from the Willow, and thus all sharing the same mind, to an extent. All Willorians are connected to the Willow via chemicals in the air and fungus strands throughout the ground in Willora. If a Willorian wishes to tap into this network on a more focused level, it can bury a part of its body (hand, tail, horn, etc) into the ground or into a tree and have a better idea of what's going on elsewhere.

The Langurhali lack a liver, spleen, pancreas, bladder, kidneys or gallbladder. The function of these organs takes place in one uniquely-Willorian organ that's about the size of a tennis ball and resembles a slightly twisted pumpkin. This organ is at the end of their intestines, which are abnormally long and absorb almost every bit of the food they eat in Willora. What isn't eaten is cleaned out at this specialized organ that essentially evaporates any unused nutrients or toxins that may enter the Langurhali's body. They also lack any mammalian reproductive organs. All Langurhali have one organ that acts more as a sporangium. They reproduce quickly, but do not create simple clones but more unique offspring in a totally unique way.

Being that the original 20 or so Langurhali were created by the Willow, the Langurhali were not able to reproduce on their own for a long time. Evolution took place in them as it does with every creature on Earth, and eventually nature found a way, albeit complex and unlike any other creature. Their means of reproduction begins similarly to fungi.

The Willow designed the Langurhali to be born and die similarly to cordyceps. While Langurhali may have male or female physical traits, they are all actually the same gender, and their means of reproduction is determined not by what's between their legs, but what's inside their mouths. Where you would imagine genitals to be, they are blank, not even an anus (more on that later).

It begins with a piece of fruit from the Willow. This rare sweet treat can stimulate sporogenous cell growth in a mature Langurhali's reproductive mouthparts, which can only be described as sporangium, receptacles in which asexual spores are formed. They are small pockets behind their back lower teeth where fertile cells are transformed into mother cells & taken into a special organ behind the lungs where they rest and turn into capsules where they mature, and are then taken through two tubes that reach to the outside of the Langurhali's body. These tubes become fungus roots on the surface of the skin on the Langurhali's back. After only a few days of eating the fruit, all this takes place and then the Langurhali will begin to form unearthly, mushroom-like, glowing growths* on either side of the spine on the lower back, then the Langurhali will go into a trance-like state. In this stasis, they sleep and do not move. But, unlike with the cordyceps fungus, and unlike the similar action at the end of their days, the Langurhali is not harmed in any way.

At this point, it becomes a very challenging process. Of the many branches of fungus that will grow sometimes several feet away from the body, only one piece will begin to softly glow with life. What would originally result in the spreading of spores in mushrooms instead becomes a mammalian fetus in the Langurhali. The fungus carrying the fetus will die shortly after as it begins to lose body heat, so the Langurhali must remove it and place it in a Terratectum (latin terra "earth" & tectum "roof/covering"). This is a special place in the Langurhali's home where they have hollowed out a hole in the ground and planted a very unique and rare fungus. The Langurhali will have also prepared a beautiful moss garden formed around the mushroom, keeping it moist and warm with the Willow's power. Here, the mushroom will blossom soft, cushy leaves, similar to a rafflesia's, only not smelly. In fact, it expels an odor only the parent can detect, just in case they are ever separated from the fetus. A giant waterdrop-looking formation develops in the center; a transparent sort of liquid "uterus" containing a barely-visible Langurhali embryo. It somewhat resembles a sunny side-up egg as the Langurhali fetus approaches the moment of emergence from its embryonic sac. The sac bioluminesces softly as the fetus begins to look like a Langurhali over the span of just a few more weeks. Once it's time to be born, The little one will perform a few spasmodic twitches and fight its way through the bubble. It will crawl out onto the leaves, at which point, the parent will be there and ready to nurse. While Langurhali do not necessarily have genders, they are often born with more female or male-looking traits, but even more male-like Langurhali can develop breasts to nurse the young. They may have two or up to 8 nipples which produce milk, though only one is really necessary since they only have one child at a time. Due to their typically-severe mutations, some or many of their milk ducts may not function properly, so it pays to have extra. Once it's time to stop nursing, the toddler will begin to eat things like nuts, berries, even insects and greens mushed up.

The Langurhali are incredibly conscious of their numbers. They know not to reproduce as much if their numbers grow too high for their small slice of Earth. And anyway, they can only produce one offspring every 10 or so years, as it takes a long time to recover from the process of giving birth and raising the young. They breed to maintain the species and are careful not to overcrowd themselves. The young take 30 years to reach maturity and visibly/mentally age slower than people, so a 30 year old Langurhali would be at the same level as a 16 year old human. They can live two or three times longer than humans because of their specialized atmosphere and food, which also gives them their slightly exceptional size. The Langurhali can stay or leave the home around the age of 30 to create their own life and find their place in the pride.

(*The Langurhali can form fungi on their backs even without reproducing, they just won't have spores, and can actually be broken off and eaten.)

COMMUNICATION/SIGNALING:

Langurhali can speak and have a language of their own, which is very simple to know the basics of, but the number of words in their vocab is nearly infinite. They retain memories of their original alien language and have also made their own language using bits of all languages around Earth. Despite having such an extensive vocabulary, they tend to prefer communicating in gestures and basic clicks and mews as it saves time and energy. They tend to use their more extensive language skills to communicate more intimately with close loved ones.

Langurhali are trained at a young age to learn the basics of tail signing as well, which is yet another language all on its own. Most Langurhali have excellent vision at close or extended range, and can relay a message quickly from one end of Willora to the next using these tail signals (as well as their intuitive "sense"). Professional tail signers train their whole lives to be fast and expressive with their tails and limbs. These are often the most lithe and quick-moving examples of Langurhali you can find. They are high-energy and typically especially flexible with ultra-long tails and minimal fur to weigh them down. If their fur is long, they can simply tie it down with ties every foot or two near the end and can sign with the best of them. Night-time signing includes lights at each of these ties, as not all Langurhali can see well at night. These signers may also use their tails during events/celebrations and can put on incredible light shows.

Many Langurhali that may have difficulty socializing/speaking use their tails to express their mood or hint at what they need or want. For instance, a grumpy or overstimulated Langurhali may sit down away from others with its tail laid straight out behind it as if to say "do not cross this line", or if one is particularly lonely but shy about asking for company, a Langurhali may sit with its tail held high and the tip dangling above their head and gently swaying from side-to-side, as if to say, "hey, I'm here, anyone want to spend time with me?"

FOOD/WORK:

Most Langurhali are omnivorous/scavengers. They mainly eat a diet of edible fungus and insects, which are very plentiful in Willora, but may also prey upon freshly deceased animals. They often gather vegetables, nuts & berries, and they have no natural predators, so speed is never necessary. They're not the best runners, but climb well. They're highly communal and all have a job within the pride. Being a brand new race of only a few hundred so far, they live in a tribe-like social structure where there may be only a few who train for work building, cooking, hunting, entertaining, teaching or what-have-you. All Langurhali spend time training their bodies to be as flexible as possible, as the Langurhali are especially susceptible to stiffening joints if they are left inactive. Being part plant, it's like they can literally become "planted" in one spot. Many practice extreme contortionism as it encourages a flexible, healthy spine as long as they practice.

"RELIGION":

Every culture has a religion, or at least a way of getting in touch with themselves and relaxing their minds as in a ritual or spiritual therapy. While the Willow is simply their home, as the Earth is to us - something they appreciate and nurture, the Langurhali have many rituals and traditions built around the Willow that they hope to carry on to their children for generations. There are holidays, songs and dances that the Langurhali treat not so much as spiritual, but encouraging celebrations to help bring everyone together, remind them of all that they have, and give them something exciting to look forward to annually. I know this is vague, but I hope to expand on it in the future.

ABILITIES:

Though often capable of amazing things, such as transplanting body parts with ease and helping plants to grow at an incredible rate, the Langurhali don't really have "magical" powers, per se... any seemingly supernatural abilities they have come from the Willow they live in/near. any seemingly supernatural abilities they have come from the Willow, either because they were born from the Willow (such as the Elders), are given a part of the living Willow, or the bits of petrified Willow in their bones still have enough life in them to give them abilities. Though the Willow's "powers" are purely science-based, to humans, its abilities would likely be considered magic. Some Langurhali may adopt some of its "powers" by using its roots, sap, leaves or flowers... but, for the most part, the Langurhali don't inherently have crazy magical abilities. They're not very advanced in medicine and such; their medicinal practices and actual knowledge of how things work are still about as precise as their abilities with sewing (not very). But they don't need much skill to know how to make use of the Willow's amazing healing powers. It is thought that the planet the Willow came from is so vividly healthy and advanced, things such as reincarnation, communication with animals, etc. are a common every-day occurrence, and are only considered magical because humans can't yet grasp how something like that could be rationally explained. A Langurhali may be able to talk to others psychically, make plants grow with a whistle, or create potions that only a wizard from fantasy would otherwise be able to create... but all these things are learned from the Willow as it evolved to carry great natural power, and are just a part of the world they came from. Some Langurhali are bestowed powers from their tree, but no Langurhali come by such abilities on their own. Even the Elders, who are usually the only ones to actually be born with any powers. All abilities originate from the Willow, as it originated from the first Willora. Or who knows? Perhaps the Willow gave Willora its magic.

FAMILIARS:

In human lore, familiars are animal-shaped spirits or demons which accompany and serve witches and can change shape. In Willora, familiars are normal, existing animals (either from Willora or even outside of it) that have been given many lives and abilities by the Willow. A Langurhali may find their familiar early or late in life, or most commonly, not at all. Finding a familiar is somewhat rare and special. Usually they are identified as an animal that has latched on to them without any rational explanation. For instance; a deer that follows a Langurhali around, leaving its family behind and even risking its life to stick by their side, or doing them favors/helping them to find their way. Sometimes a familiar is found because there is some genetic similarity or even the death of a loved one whose energy has transferred into the life of the animal and retains memories of their bond. In this way, a familiar may help a Langurhali to cope with the death of their loved one and give them a feeling of warmth from the memory of having them near.

Before these animals can become true familiars, they must not only be bonded with a Langurhali but also go through the "First Death", a ceremony where the animal is given a potion that puts it into such a deep sleep, its heart slows nearly to a stop and cannot feel pain. It is then implanted with a piece of the Willow that has been soaked in the blood of its Langurhali and, depending on what part of the Willow and the abilities of the Langurhali, it will develop certain abilities that may benefit them both. Once this transformation is complete and the animal begins to wake, the blood is temporarily charged with the familiar's energy.

It is in this brief, fragile moment when a small amount of the blood can be drawn and placed inside a vial, usually about 20 drops. The vial is kept with the familiar's Langurhali for the rest of its life, usually hidden someplace on the body such as in a hollowed-out portion of the Langurhali's horn, in a pouch, or even inserted under cut skin. Only occasionally in safe areas and/or during ceremonies is the vial worn as jewelry or otherwise held out in a visible place.

A familiar's main abilities are usually just to heal the Langurhali or resurrect itself, though it may have other unique abilities, again, depending on the part of the Willow given to it. While there can be psychic energy between a Langurhali and their familiar, it is usually formed after the First Death. In Willora, death does not have a dark meaning, it is simply a neutral part of life and is rarely constant, just like life. The Langurhali also believe in what humans call animism. This is more common sense than anything to the Langurhali. Plants, animals, mammals, they all have a kind of infinite energy to them similar to what we call a soul. It is not so much a solid, single entity or conscious spirit so much as an energy containing memories and other things that make them who they are/were individually. The Langurhali do not believe in reincarnation so much as the idea that every life formed from another is composed of pieces of the lives before it. So while every new life is new and unique, there is always energy from another that is absorbed as well. Because of this, a familiar may be a little or a lot different from its original form, though it cannot transform from one shape into another willingly/in one life. Sometimes, if a Langurhali would like for their familiar's next life to take the form of something else in particular, they may mix a part of that animal with the drop of blood, such as a bird's feather or mouse's claw, prior to dropping it onto the dead familiar.

There is a similar practice done with the Langurhali themselves. Usually, if a Langurhali dies from a particular weakness or flaw, it is buried with a part of an animal or plant that will benefit them in the next life, so as to prolong the life of future Langurhali and strengthen them as a species, almost like giving them an instant evolutionary advantage.

ELDERS:

There are two types of Elder; the first Langurhali created and the Langurhali that reach Elder status in time and by good deeds done, wisdom, heart and leadership abilities. This can take time to achieve, but can happen to a Langurhali of almost any age. Elders generally do not have animal traits beyond human and feline, plus their obligatory plant-like structure. Elders are often the only Langurhali to wear intricate clothing, though they usually reserve this for special occasions. While Langurhali don't typically have good clothing-making abilities, there are those who have practiced all their lives to have the ability to create fabrics with astounding detail, and this quality and "frivolous" intricacy is reserved mainly for the Elders, which is fine as most younger Langurhali don't care to restrict themselves with fabrics, and Elders don't move around much and enjoy the feel of fabric warming their thinning hide. The clothing makers design gowns & other regalia for Langurhali as they reach Elder status. The design of their gowns/robes lean toward the medieval with delicate detail that resembles elven wear. It is made to be tough and protective while also heavily decorated, sometimes overly so to the point of tackiness, but there are so many gems to be found in Willora, and they make good use of them. Some may contain the Willow's "magic" as well, such as the ability to heal or give temporary energy, and they often use them for pieces closer to the body, especially for the more frail Elders. The gowns have tail guards build in, which help to keep their fur clean & presentable. The Elders typically dress in their elegant wear for special, rare events. Elders do not tend to care for excessive special treatment. Most celebrations in Willora do not focus on fashionable/elegant presentation. Despite their naturally-outlandish appearance, Langurhali in general are a humble species who don't care for the frivolity of status symbols or exclusion based on wealth; they just have such a strong appreciation for the humble Elders they can't help but spoil them.

DEATH:

When a Langurhali finally does meet its death, the body is rapidly overcome with cordyceps, similar to how they came into the world. The Willow senses the end of their life, and over the period of about 30 seconds, sprouts plants through the ground from its roots and envelops the Langurhali, slowly growing throughout its body and absorbing the rest of its life. It goes into a sleep-like state painlessly, and eaten away into the earth within minutes. Its closest loved ones surround it, given just enough time to say their last goodbyes. This is not a sad affair, as the Willow absorbs them into its roots and stores their energy where they may be reborn one day, albeit in a different form and with only a little memory of their previous life, usually of the bond with their loved ones, or of whoever they felt any emotion the strongest. This is why the Langurhali try to never dwell on their negative thoughts of others, as they may bring this negativity into their future life.

The Willow also uses part of the deceased's life force to leave behind a very special mushroom in its place - the same species of mushroom that is used as the Terratectum for creating a new Langurhali life. It is only born from the death of a Langurhali and will only die after it has been used as sustenance for the new Langurhali.

And so, every step of life - birth, reproduction, death then rebirth - all takes the same general form.

COMMON MISTAKES:
Below you will find things that are commonly forgotten/not considered about the Langurhali.

#1: CLOTHING/ACCESSORIES.

The Langurhali can look outlandishly colorful with vibrant markings and intricate clothing and accessories, but consider their lifestyle, location and lack of advancement when creating your Langurhali's outer wear. They don't wear or have any of the fancy, factory-made, perfected items like we do. Their piercings are not stainless steel but often made of petrified wood or other hand-made things, as they don't have the benefit of many of the materials we do. IPods, band tees, anything pertaining to recent culture... all rare things to be seen on your typical Langurhali. They love to create, but they have somewhat limited materials and no big factories to mass produce perfectly machine-sewn clothing and what not. For example: they can make things like glasses (as there are some Langurhali who specialize in creating smooth, yet malleable glass-like materials), but they don't have plastic, so the frame would likely be asymmetrical twisted wood, or something made of bone or soft minerals that can be cut and/or shaped. Glasses are often useful considering several Langurhali will be born with eye mutations/deformities, so this was an important thing for them to learn how to create. There are Langurhali who can carve and sculpt, but it's never exactly perfect since they create things more for function than beauty. Even with items that are "mass" produced, each one will be a little different. They may have clothing, but it would be torn and/or re-sewn, have a thicker knit, smell of moss and mold, poorly repaired with patches etc. You can't expect great craftmanship with such big, clumsy fingers and long, mutated claws. They love to decorate themselves, but still look woodsy and wild and don't really spend a lot of effort on appearances. Loose, thin, flowing clothing is almost always a must, because... well, haven't you ever seen how a cat reacts to clothing? Not so comfortable to have your fur pressed against your body. It is feasible that one or two Langurhali specialize in sewing and reproducing human fashions from history books etc. they may find, but the quality would still be not so good and probably made of decaying fabrics they've found in the woods. The most current fashion styles they would know about would be found in super-old books about humans. So yeah, a Langurhali with very current clothing/accessories just doesn't make sense. Consider their lifestyle when dressing/decorating your Langurhali.

Common mistakes #2: ATMOSPHERE

Much like raccoons, Langurhali tend to love shiny things and collect lovely natural treasures. Their dens are decorated by various things they find pretty, such as bones, feathers, shells, even dead insects and animal horns, pelts, etc. Their dens are often very open and airy. There are various types of climate around the Willow, from desert to arctic and everywhere in between, and the Langurhali live in the areas most comfortable to them. Depending on the specifics of their anatomy and genetics, they may live in caves, in the sea, or high in trees. The clothing they have and the things they use that may be used by people are often found objects. Even if they have a home that looks like a human's, it's typically not as functional. For example, they may find a toilet somewhere and find it pretty, so they drag it into their den, but nothing in it would work (not that they could use it for its intended function anyway), and it would likely be used as a plant box filled with herbs or flowers. Their dens are decorated by various things they find pretty that may just be junk to us. They like to make teas but they don't have alcohol or soda. They are intelligent, but choose to live a simpler life mostly uninspired by humans' lifestyle. If there are 4 walls around them, they are not perfectly symmetrical and they usually don't bother with things like doors to separate rooms. Consider their environment when giving your Langurhali a home/background.

Common mistakes #3: BEAUTY

Of course, every individual should have a different, unique personality and set of likes/dislikes... but one thing about the Langurhali is, they don't have conventionally perfect anatomy or features... they aren't meant to be ideal mary janes with nothing behind a single pair of seductive eyes. Their beauty is exotic, if anything. They're mutated aliens with various grotesque aspects. In fact, the more twisted they are, the more beautiful they are considered around Willora. Someone born without a limb, or have a few extra ones? They don't feel sorry for them or find them frightening; they admire them. Five eyes on just one side of your face? You won't get stares of anything but admiration. What our world may consider perfect and beautiful, they would consider unimpressive and bland. Langurhali are often easy to recognize just in their silhouette, as they are not meant to be made from cookie-cutter molds. While they are polite, respectful and tactful and love ornate design, they also aren't meant to be super-classy, cultured, worldly creatures. They're down-to-earth, simple, tribal. Consider these things before making your Langurhali.

RULES:

The Langurhali are a SEMI-open species. They are by approval ONLY. You must email me (vera_of_the_willow at yahoo) or message me on FA with an image(preferred) or description of your Langurhali before sharing it and using the Langurhali name. You should also include that you have read and agree to the following rules and state that you've read all the info I've shared here about them. Rules are as follows:

Do NOT:
- Make a Langurhali character as eye candy or porn fodder. I'd rather they not be known for that, and they don't have anything between their legs, anyway (if you read the above, it explains their reproduction and such).
- Make any kind of profit off my species without my approval.
- Make a Langurhali without bothering to read about them first. I know there's a lot, but it's all important.
- Stray too far from the traits they've been given. I know many things about them are optional or it's a "most Langurhali" sort-of deal, but I'm not sure why anyone would want a Langurhali at all if they're not even going to stick to the basics.
- Role play as any of my own personal Langurhali characters, such as Vera or Solene, or anyone else's Langurhali without permission.
- Make a Langurhali or draw anything of the Langurhali if you and I do not have good social standing. I think most sane people can comprehend why this would be upsetting to me, but there are some crazy people out there, so who knows. It's not like the Langurhali are as widely-known as Sergals. They are personal to me.
- Trace/copy/take too much "inspiration" from any of my own Langurhali art/characters, especially without crediting me. I've seen several artists make "new" species that are so close to Langurhali, everyone notices and I get noted about it all the time.

Please AVOID:
- Too much art of them in human environments or otherwise "OOC". I'd like for people to take interest in the Langurhali because they appreciate how they are oriented around nature and living in the wild, as that's what they're all about! :)
- Sexual posing/heavy fetish/overly suggestive stuff. There are plenty other species out there meant to be sexual, including some of my own other species/hybrids!
- Giving/trading Langurhali designs unless the new owner messages me saying they have read & agree to my rules and guidelines. I don't like them to be passed around, as it makes it difficult to keep track of who owns what Langurhali (I keep a list).
- Sharing art, writings etc. of Langurhali without adding a Langurhali tag. I like to be able to find the things people are making of my species! Make sure to spell Langurhali right! Also, it's Langurhali in plural as well, not "Langurhalis". :)

Please DO:
- Note/email me with your Langurhali design _BEFORE_ posting it PUBLICLY.
- Ask questions if you're unsure of whether or not I'll be comfortable with something.
- Link me to any Langurhali or Langurhali-related things I may not have found/been linked to.
- Role play all you want with your OWN Langurhali character(s)!
- Draw your Langurhali however you want in private, but if you post it, and there's anything about it that doesn't coincide with the rules, at least mention in the description that it is outside the rules, so that others don't think this is okay to do frequently. It can be confusing. For instance: "I drew my Langurhali in a NOFX shirt! Normally in Willora this wouldn't exist and they wouldn't know about current music, but this was just made for fun". Just as an example!
- FOLLOW this page for updates on the species!
- Join the dA club if you have a deviantart account! http://mutantcats.deviantart.com :)
- Submit art to the dA group if you're posting it there!
- Feel free to critique the Langurhali info/back story! I know it is complicated, a bit corny, has inconsistencies and needs a lot of work, and I appreciate your helpful thoughts and opinions! :)

Thank you for enjoying and respecting my species <3




A list of approved Langurhali & Pravusali characters and/or art of their homes. If you want added to the list, just ask! When submitting (approved) Langurhali (read rules HERE before posting any langurhali anywhere please!), please make sure to put Langurhali in the tags so they're easy for me to find. If I've missed anyone, let me know! If your Langurhali isn't here, it may be due to error but more than likely it's because it wasn't accepted. This can be for a number of reasons; either it is inaccurate in a major way (catgirl-like in design/more human than anthro, lives outside Willora, has genitalia, etc) or you have otherwise offended or disrespected me as their creator, meaning it simply does not exist in my eyes. If you do not see a particular Langurhali on this list, chances are I do not support or approve of gift art, commissions, etc of them being made. If they're not accurate or you are one of the few who do not have permission, then they're not Langurhali and you're not welcome to call any of your own characters Langurhali. Simple as that! <3

I do have a block list of people who are not permitted to own a Langurhali. This is why I like for people who own them but are selling/trading/giving Langurhali characters away to contact me first so that I can let them know who NOT to sell to.

*deleted* means the link won't work as the art has been deleted, but I'm leaving it up just in case the artist comes back and decides to add an updated version or re-upload.

LANGURHALI:

Langurhali by me that I own (Vera):

Vera- http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4344454/
Clover - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/18880/
Edia - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8593237/
Conjuka - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13124212/
Neyeli - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/11140990/
Clefty & Cletus - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4815511/
Minna - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/808300/
Vitrea - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/3576631/
Solene - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/3566065/
Cecilia - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/130453/
Verruci - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/3565508/
Shadow - (need to redraw)
Louette - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/2805930/
Xrikua - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/175803/
(Nameless) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6026150/
Edgar - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8596211/
(Nameless) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10803702/
Crag - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5779501/
(nameless male concept) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/7595826/
Zenith/"Zeeth" - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13149694/
Adna - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/16008959/
Djinn - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/16057797/
Lilyiah - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/18815078/
Telunya - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22160686/

Langurhali I've designed for others:

(no name?)- For Spooki - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5676292/
Jing for lupaloveless - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9027035/
Nemilithe for Taijii - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9286268/ (ref) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9590129/
Niji for space_rox - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9401159/
(no name?) for Whisski - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/9612819/
(no name?) for Whisski - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/9840563/
Maeve for roxyshadowfang - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10726672/
Asphyxia for Asphyxia - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5739032/
Arcadius for ladyvalkyrie - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11289466/
(no name?) For mercury01 - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/15315998/
M'ridula for thesnowisfalling69 - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/16004823/
Djynn (adoptable) - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/16106824/
Xiomara for OshiiRyuu - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/19644129/
?? for Tabs - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/19801741/
Bailey for Starapple. - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22560343/

Various Langurhali versions I've designed of existing characters:

Kace for kcravenyote - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5093863/
For spottedhumor, ladyvalkyrie, amethyst-cat and dowantanaccount - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5721416/
For pandalily, xetsa, shayona & lightningfire - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5768066/
For psilynx, top-left - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5786165/
For psilynx (full-body) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6791520/
For xetsa (full-body) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6808052/
Zoka for Detani - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5467135/
For Onudi, kcravenyote, sugarcat & furever - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5916832/
Audrey for mandacat1984 - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6044077/
Valkyrie for Ladyvalkyrie - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6092017/
Bottom-left for ferabird & bottom-right for loralillierowle - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6427193/
Andy for korozjin - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8743884/
Leeloo & Baxter for haxardagron - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8833416/
Layla for space_rox - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8876840/

Langurhali by others (oldest to newest):

Langurhali by Lyenuv:
Miw - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/16856/
Langurhali by Asandria:
Viveca Splittail - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/258472/
Langurhali by bittykitty:
Kalista - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/146957/
Langurhali by konekonoarashi:
Vinera - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/158553/
Rowenna - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/158556/
Langurhali by Satire:
Lyvia Vane - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/389549/
Langurhali by Kitsubaka:
Kitsu - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/642510/
Langurhali by Faint:
K'astr - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/723346/
Langurhali by Mickeyila:
Mickeyila - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5662815/ UPDATE: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/23409057/
Langurhali by Yashendwirh:
Yudraah - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1781054/
Cricket - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/2260752/
Langurhali by k_1773_n:
Mikki - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4865437/ *deleted*
Langurhali by Vaimeron:
Reinalice - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6540920/
Langurhali by Kosmikophobia:
Kera - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1928563/
Langurhali by Faux23:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/3642523/
Langurhali by Satire:
Lyvia - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/389549/
Langurhali by Lolita:
Addrianna Belle - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1431920/
Langurhali by Shikoku-Una:
Woudee - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9334937/
Langurhali by CorvusFae:
Scribonna - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5874082/
Langurhali by Raznael:
Faustina - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5906689/
Langurhali by Sugarcat:
Sugar - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5920612/
Langurhali by Ahnen:
Ahnen - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5390932/
Langurhali by JezJackal13:
Gage - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/11554996/
Mujaji - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13986628/
Langurhali by Briarwood:
Molly - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/6949374/
Langurhali by doorintosummer:
Dr. Rory - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1836681/
Langurhali by Raegan:
Raegan - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/9340555/
Langurhali by RogueSareth:
Lex - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4950552/
Langurhali by Naa:
(no name) - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/5154091/
Langurhali by ThePsychoLycan:
Varanus - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/7619155/
Langurhali by RainbowViking:
Ahygohr - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/7661554/
Langurhali by Puncia:
Dizzy - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8027769/ (bottom left)
Langurhali by Albinodoe:
Canamom - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/8678945/
Langurhali by Ratrabbit:
Tiscam - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/5168415/
Langurhali by Moon_Mochi:
Feliana Tokoi - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9247809/
Langurhali by Zero_Phantomhive:
(no name?) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9433059/
Langurhali by Tonilyn:
Tanu and Chew - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9716112/
Langurhali by Sethie:
Val - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/9728675/
Langurhali by Vanishing.Act:
Nora - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10441874/
Langurhali by MickeyLuvsFurries:
Voodoo - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10565178/
Langurhali by foreveranonymous:
Glo - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10684349/
Kokou - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17021162/
Shizuka - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/9157646/
Langurhali by BadWing:
Lalana - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10713686/
Langurhali by Destry:
(no name?) - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10767424/
Langurhali by Synthy:
Mars - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/10846873/ *deleted*
Langurhali by Luthien_Nightwolf:
Chloe - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11008459/
Langurhali by LiiliumKain:
Grendel - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/11033344/
Langurhali by BlewSkies:
Dione - https://www.furaffinity.net/full/11037532/
Langurhali by Flynx-Flink:
Flynx - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11223121/
Langurhali by Lunadea:
Viola - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/10959633/ & http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12287438/
Langurhali by TheLionessesDen:
Erb - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/10895844/
Tik - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/12934327/
Langurhali by HirizaKyo:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11279880/
Langurhali by kmeister:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11392230/
Langurhali by seasaidh:
Masilka - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11470161/
Langurhali by Gaasuba:
Belinda - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11734232/
Langurhali by Cigaretteburns:
Iggy - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11907179/
Langurhali by Carrie-Caracal:
Ljós - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/12512346/
Langurhali by foreveranonymous:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/12841602/
Langurhali by Windy_Corgi:
Aisha - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13150135/
Langurhali by KittyCreature:
Silent Blossom - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13364352/
Langurhali by Lexibutt:
Klaüra - https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u.....i%20Klaura.png & https://www.furaffinity.net/full/11915027/
Langurhali by Zaurra-the-WolfMaiden:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/10990363/
Langurhali by Izziekue:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/8899867/ & http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13370682/
Schwarz Blut by xneonblackx: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/11310709/
Trusc by miss.anthro: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13708688/
Korrok by kashmere (belonging to Korrok): http://www.furaffinity.net/full/13918031/
Langurhali by Zuuliia_Gloom:
??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/17987365/
Hiniss - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/18215773/
Niuxii by Niuxii: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/18706514/
Dexter by syntheticdiseases: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/19499769/
Maddness_Jankins - Shug - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/20462565/
Zergrat - Darci - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/20419725/
JackieJackal - Regan - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/20836479/
The-Conspirer - Noctis - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22211985/
Marrisah as drawn by corgi-on - Schwarz - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22235844/
Corgi-on - Ezra - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22242031/
KuroNijiKoneko - ??? - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22248673/
Pastel-Bin - Tricia - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22292821/
KenSynValCry - Zoabassa - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22331683/
SilverWren - Avori - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22969118/
Magelet - Asha - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/22917196/
Lilwitchfreya @ Twitter - Vashti -
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Only on deviantART:

Langurhali by (unknown):
Seafoam - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....afoam-44636741
Langurhali by EternityDesires:
Zefer - http://eternitydesires.deviantart.c.....Zefer-38064981
Langurhali by distasty:
Mr. Tubbs & Dahlia - http://distasty.deviantart.com/art/.....esser-27964289
Langurhali by LainMokoto:
Lain - http://lainmokoto.deviantart.com/ar.....oming-27707844
Langurhali by witheringdeath:
(forget name) - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-quot-27985463
Langurhali by dreamrunner:
Melea - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-quot-27985323
Langurhali by Cab-Rod:
Nina - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-Nina-24553510
Langurhali by jen-beans:
Lynx - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-Lynx-27984793
Langurhali by MissBecca:
(forget name) - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....t-The-27984617
Langurhali by DanieC:
Caltha - http://daniec.deviantart.com/art/Ca.....-Hali-27003541
Langurhali by Pheonia-Serafial:
Pheonia - http://pheonia-serafial.deviantart......-Hali-26067589
Langurhali by KZ-W:
Grace - http://kz-w.deviantart.com/art/Trou.....h-Fur-27064144
Langurhali by shelzie:
Ginger - http://shelzie.deviantart.com/art/l.....e-pie-23187444
Langurhali by ubasty:
Zizi - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....t-cat-26097361
Langurhali by cursereaper:
Galen - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....rmane-25465420
Langurhali by mysticfox:
(no name?) - http://mysticfox.deviantart.com/art.....ntest-22584725
Langurhali by vettekitty:
Vette - http://vettekitty.deviantart.com/ar.....kitty-23492906
Langurhali by Silverfang-Chaos:
Silverfang - http://silverfang-chaos.deviantart......rfang-22306408
Langurhali by damcent:
Bouton d'Or - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....-d-Or-24553130
Langurhali by DancingMadKefka:
Warszawa - http://dancingmadkefka.deviantart.c.....szawa-22419113
Langurhali by sassyfrazzy:
Cassandra - http://sassyfrazzy.deviantart.com/a.....ntest-23438473
Langurhali by StressedJenny:
Moth - http://stressedjenny.deviantart.com.....w-Mew-22156729
Langurhali by lordsethos:
Nero - http://lordsethos.deviantart.com/ar.....ro-LH-23394753
Langurhali by kycha:
Lime Pie - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....Kycha-24431595
Langurhali by White-Dragon-NL:
White - http://white-dragon-nl.deviantart.c.....ntest-22447970
Langurhali by ImmortalPanda:
Panda - http://immortalpanda.deviantart.com.....-Hali-22452503
Langurhali by Nekosaru:
Sade and Nekosaru - http://mutantcats.deviantart.com/ar.....osaru-23555430
Langurhali by OrientPaladin:
Sophie - http://v-e-r-a.deviantart.com/art/S.....aste-157622861
Seamus -
Langurhali by KeiSparrow:
Laevateinn - http://necrophagy.deviantart.com/ar.....einn-328488501
Langurhali by WelcomeToYourVice:
Xantan - http://welcometoyourvice.deviantart.....form-413209959
Langurhali by sewnmonstrosity:
??? - http://sewnmonstrosity.deviantart.c.....cept-376009702 (broken)
Langurhali by ZeroPhantomhive:
??? - http://zerophantomhive.deviantart.c.....hali-342112366
Langurhali by Whatisthis:
Grendel - http://whatisthis.deviantart.com/ar.....ndel-383942882
Langurhali by Keisparrow:
Laevateinn - http://necrophagy.deviantart.com/ar.....einn-328488501

As of March 2017, there are 182 total Langurhali (24 are mine, 40 designed for others by me, 83(FA) + 35(dA)= 118 made by others)!


PRAVUSALI:

Pravusali by Vera:
Vera - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4218334/
Olangea - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/236106/
Lotus - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1705752/
Phage - http://www.furaffinity.net/full/4903783/

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