Formerly a full on silverback gorilla and a hybrid of silverback gorilla and anklyosaur. I have been calling the hybrid Rillankasaur. If want to see what exactly I'm meaning by it, there is an image in the gallery.

Yet now have changed the sona yet again. To that of Darian a gator with mutations of a hammerhead. Darian would be a monster of a gator standing at 10' tall though from snout tip to tail end he measures 15' long. That frame was packed with firm muscles under the tough skin. All but a large gut which is rather pliable when touched. Yet at same time there are a few differences from a standard gator as well as he has shark qualities also. That impressive tail has a merge of a shark tail still all scaled up. Along back are triple ridges which have the appearance and shape of fins similar to a shark has upon the back. His eyes would be on inch or two long stalks to either side of head very similar to a hammerhead shark would possess. Those scales are a mix of a dark green and a light purple, almost pink in certain lights. The old reptile can be seen in a variety of outfits. These ranging from just a pair of boxers to something more formal. Yet his go to appearance while out and about would be a burgundy colored leather vest with matching color leather boots custom made for his large feet. That vest is also custom made to allow those back ridges and fins to stick out and not allow the vest to just slide along back. Hugging the trunk of legs would be a pair of jeans of no particular color as it changes often. In the belt loop was a thick leather belt with a simple catfish belt buckle. The final part which wears almost all the time is a cowboy style hat of an off white color. Along the base is a leather strap about inch and half thick of similar color as the vest. There are some moments would wear button up shirt with all the buttons popped off under the vest. Sleeves of arms rolled up above the elbows. Every piece of clothing possessed for his torso all had holes along the back for those ridges.

A not so proudly living within NJ area. Yet it's what I have to deal with.