Feyrisshire wrote:Why do you like Mesoamerican/Carribean "Aztec and Mayan-like" catgirls? Your kink? xd Is Mesoamerican/Carribean catgirls an extant trope in any pop culture I simply haven't heard, or even in Mesoamerican /Carribean niche myth?
@Feyrisshire
I got the idea while having a course, Discovery and Conquest, less about Mesoamerica and more about the Spanish perspective and the process of European settler colonization in the Americas and I more or less challenged myself to make a nation with people that wouldn't get genocided. But the catgirls of LP aren't part of Mesoamerican civilization by a longshot, there's no ethnic ties nor do they share any culture complexes. I know squat about the Carribean. Go try Tohorin, where I actually include Central Mexican (Altiplano Central) and Southwestern American Indian motifs while I poke fun at an obsolete theory that said that the ancients were actually East Asian.
And no, catgirls don't exist in any myths from what I know. But funnily enough, there's an illustration on a Maya vase that has the Corn God as an effeminate pretty-boy with jaguar ears and a tail. I'm not bullshitting you. It's bound to be on the John Kerr Mayavase/Mesoweb photo archive if you're interested. /SKIP ME DO FEYRISSHIRE