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1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 18:17, 29 August 2019

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down(such that she has eight tentacled inplace of legs, which give the impressinon of a dress when hanging right). The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing ~~reeks~~ a ~~bit too much~~ of ~~[[furry]] for the typical MG fan~~.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down(such that she has eight tentacled inplace of legs, which give the impressinon of a dress when hanging right). The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing sound more like a John Carpenter monster than anything someone of sound mind would be attracted to.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>Skadooshbag at 18:13, 29 August 2019

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down(such that she has eight tentacled inplace of legs, which give the impressinon of a dress when hanging right). The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>LGX-000: It's the same as a normal article like, just in the fashion of Articlename#Subsection name. By the way, reverting because you're getting more than a bit sanctimonious, and also because MGE existing gives little room for shit talk

2019-04-28T19:58:15Z

It's the same as a normal article like, just in the fashion of <nowiki>Articlename#Subsection name</nowiki>. By the way, reverting because you're getting more than a bit sanctimonious, and also because MGE existing gives little room for shit talk

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[~~Mythology~~]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since ~~you'd have to be [[furry\|pretty]] ''[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Monster_Girl_Encyclopedia#.28Unintentional.29_Grimdarkness freaking]'' [[brundlepenis\|mentally unsound]] to get turned on by~~ the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: fair enough. btw I'm trying to format this link the way you did with the deathskullz link on the blood ravens article, but it's not working for some reason

2019-04-28T18:06:37Z

fair enough. btw I'm trying to format this link the way you did with the deathskullz link on the blood ravens article, but it's not working for some reason

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing ~~reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan~~.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since you'd have to be [[furry\|pretty]] ''[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Monster_Girl_Encyclopedia#.28Unintentional.29_Grimdarkness freaking]'' [[brundlepenis\|mentally unsound]] to get turned on by the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>LGX-000: You must be new if you think you'd have to trawl the fucking darkweb when fucking about in Furaffinity long enough would suffice

2019-04-27T03:42:28Z

You must be new if you think you'd have to trawl the fucking darkweb when fucking about in Furaffinity long enough would suffice

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since ~~you'd have to delve pretty deep into the darkweb or psych wards to find someone who found~~ the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing ~~attractive~~.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>Skadooshbag: find me ONE furry who draws hotties with heads on their crotches

2019-04-27T00:21:24Z

find me ONE furry who draws hotties with heads on their crotches

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	'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing ~~reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan~~.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since you'd have to delve pretty deep into the darkweb or psych wards to find someone who found the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing attractive.

	The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.		The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

1d4chan>LGX-000 at 09:01, 22 February 2019

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	Scylla is a monster from Classical Mythology, a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.		'''Scylla''' is a monster from Classical [[Mythology]], a former nymph who was transformed into a hideous creature by a jealous rival, envious of her beauty and the fact she had won the romantic favor of a god. In pop mythology, she looks like a beautiful woman from the waist up, but with tentacles instead of legs and with six wolves/wolf heads on extendable necks ringing her waist, which she sends out over a considerable distance to snatch up sailors from passing ships so she could eat them. In the actual mythological tales, she's much more monstrous: one story describes her as having twelve "dangling feet" and six "hideous heads" with triple-rows of teeth on long necks, another as having the body of a serpent or a fish with six wolves sprouting from her waist, one says she has "twelve tentacles and a cat's tail", and one describes her as being a human from the waist up and six wolves from the waist down.

	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 23:40, 2 November 2017

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	Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.		Amongst [[monstergirl]] fans, "scylla" has become a popular name to use for monstergirls who mix human girl with octopus, most commonly in the style of a [[merfolk\| mermaid]]; human from the waist up, huge octopus, squid or cuttlefish from the waist down. The term is contentious, since Scylla the mythical monster isn't exactly an octopus girl, and there is a growing preference for the term "cecaelia" instead. Actual MG depictions of the mythological Scylla are much rarer, since the whole "she has dogs growing out of her waist" thing reeks a bit too much of [[furry]] for the typical MG fan.

			The [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]] is a perfect example of the "scylla is an octopus-merfolk monstergirl" thing. The [[Kraken]] (here a hugely busty mini-giantess squid-woman) and the [[Illithid\|Mindflayer]] are both considered part of the scylla's family tree.

	Scylla (alongside her often-forgotten mythological partner, Charybdis) features as a species of monster in the [[Pathfinder]] setting. They appear as beautiful women from the waist up, with wolf heads in a ring around their waist and giant octopus tentacles in lieu of legs. Classic "octomaids" also feature in the same setting, called Cecaelia.		Scylla (alongside her often-forgotten mythological partner, Charybdis) features as a species of monster in the [[Pathfinder]] setting. They appear as beautiful women from the waist up, with wolf heads in a ring around their waist and giant octopus tentacles in lieu of legs. Classic "octomaids" also feature in the same setting, called Cecaelia.

	[[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Monsters]]