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	[[Image:Ssen-1.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Ssen Patrick, a lamia [[paladin]], protagonist of [[Quest:Lamia Daughter Quest\|Lamia Daughter Quest]]. Like many lamias, polearms are her preferred weapons.]]		[[Image:Ssen-1.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Ssen Patrick, a lamia [[paladin]], protagonist of [[Quest:Lamia Daughter Quest\|Lamia Daughter Quest]]. Like many lamias, polearms are her preferred weapons.]]
	A '''Lamia''' is a sort of [[monster]] that combines human and snake features, commonly having a human torso from the waist up and a snake body from the waist down. ~~The term '''[[naga]]''' is sometimes used interchangeably, but they are just as likely to refer to distinct creatures.~~ They tend to share a lot of stereotypical snake traits, like preferring to sneak around and plot rather than fight in the open. An affinity for magic, poison, or hypnosis is also common.		A '''Lamia''' is a sort of [[monster]] that combines human and snake features, commonly having a human torso from the waist up and a snake body from the waist down. They tend to share a lot of stereotypical snake traits, like preferring to sneak around and plot rather than fight in the open. An affinity for magic, poison, or hypnosis is also common.

			The term '''[[naga]]''' is sometimes used interchangeably, but they are just as likely to refer to distinct creatures. The Japanese internet settled on the term Lamia, the English internet settled on the term Naga, and then the Japanese Monster Girl boom of the mid-2010's mashed both communities together.

	==Greek Mythology==		==Greek Mythology==

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Notable Lamias

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	* Ssen Patrick, protagonist of [[Quest:Lamia Daughter Quest\|Lamia Daughter Quest]].		* Ssen Patrick, protagonist of [[Quest:Lamia Daughter Quest\|Lamia Daughter Quest]].
	* Miia, the first non-human main character of the "Daily [[Life With Monstergirls]]" manga (and also the first member of the main character's unwanted harem).		* Miia, the first non-human main character of the "Daily [[Life With Monstergirls]]" manga (and also the first member of the main character's unwanted harem).
			* Alice, one of the two protagonists of [[Mon Musu Quest!\|Monster Girl Quest]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Monstergirls (and biology issues)

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	Oh well. At least they should all be able to deepthroat any penis with ridiculous ease...		Oh well. At least they should all be able to deepthroat any penis with ridiculous ease...

			Funnily enough, the Scythian Echidna that forced [[Hercules]] to impregnate her avoided this problem entirely by being described as still having normal buttocks and her thighs joining into her snake-tail portion, thereby presumably still having a functional human vagina.

	===Monstergirl Encyclopedia===		===Monstergirl Encyclopedia===

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Greek Mythology

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	==Greek Mythology==		==Greek Mythology==
	As with many fantasy monsters originating from Greek Mythology, the original was actually a unique monster. In this case, Lamia was her given name, and she used to be the queen of <strike>Lybia</strike> <strike>Labia</strike> Libya. She was also the lover of [[Zeus]], [[FATAL\|which everybody knows how that ends]] considering who the latter's wife is. Hera, discovering her husband had an affair, did what every ultra jealous goddess did and killed Lamia's children. Oh and then cursed her with insanity and the inability to fall asleep. These three factors caused the queen to mutate over time into a monster with the upper half of a woman and the lower half being that of a snake that would prey on and devour children and young men. [[What\|Somehow.]] Zeus, seeing that all of this is something he's to blame for, at least made sure her life won't suffer so much and gave her the ability to remove her eyes from her eye sockets so she would have something that is closest to sleeping.		As with many fantasy monsters originating from Greek Mythology, the original was actually a unique monster. In this case, Lamia was her given name, and she used to be the queen of <strike>Lybia</strike> <strike>Labia</strike> Libya. She was also the lover of [[Zeus]], [[FATAL\|which everybody knows how that ends]] considering who the latter's wife is. Hera, discovering her husband had an affair, did what every ultra jealous goddess did and killed Lamia's children. Oh and then cursed her with insanity and the inability to fall asleep. These three factors caused the queen to mutate over time into a monster with the upper half of a woman and the lower half being that of a snake that would prey on and devour children and young men. [[What\|Somehow.]] Zeus, seeing that all of this is something he's to blame for, at least made sure her life won't suffer so much and gave her the ability to remove her eyes from her eye sockets so she would have something that is closest to sleeping.

			A similar creature but not certainly not the OG-namesake Lamia was the Scythian Drakaina/Echidna (Echidna means she-viper) or ''the'' Echidna who either way was a woman with her thighs going into a snake's tail (and given the famous Echidna was said to be the mother of basically all of the Greek monsters, the differences over who this [[Monstergirl]] was were quite distinct but we digress). Again, either way, it's said [[Hercules]] banged this [[Monstergirl]] after she stole his horses and demanded she give him children before she returned them. She would give birth to three sons, the youngest of which would become the first king of the Scythians.

	==Dungeons & Dragons==		==Dungeons & Dragons==