Scar2704 wrote:Loving these outcomes! I am wondering what species the Lunar New Year Robe is compatible with (other than lion cubs?)
All lions, eastern & western dragons lineart!
Scar2704 wrote:Loving these outcomes! I am wondering what species the Lunar New Year Robe is compatible with (other than lion cubs?)
Raire wrote:I haven't talked to the artist, but I can definitely understand why the dog lineart was chosen this time - the pose is perfect for them. Maybe we do get lions next year though, I'd definitely love to see them with edits!
Love all of the pets and items we got this year, how could I not? :>
My favourite bunnies are these two:
Codex wrote:Scar2704 wrote:Loving these outcomes! I am wondering what species the Lunar New Year Robe is compatible with (other than lion cubs?)
All lions, eastern & western dragons lineart!
envess wrote:Codex wrote:Scar2704 wrote:Loving these outcomes! I am wondering what species the Lunar New Year Robe is compatible with (other than lion cubs?)
All lions, eastern & western dragons lineart!
Yay, stuff for the easterns c:
Sadly they aren't compatible with their last stage, the big one (checked all I have), so they're stuck with the earlier stage's clothes..
or it was planned such?
And a tip, it's better to use with male lions~
cause
Anyway it's an amazing mini event, thank you all
King Scotty wrote:does anyone know the lunar new year meaning of the bunny that looks like a volcano?
and of the one with the smaller bun btw its paws?
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FleshCanvas wrote:King Scotty wrote:does anyone know the lunar new year meaning of the bunny that looks like a volcano?
and of the one with the smaller bun btw its paws?
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🖐 so my 5 buns were based off the some of the traditional and historical activities that take place during chinese new year specifically & the days following
Day 1 (spring festival)
"Normal traditions occurring on the first day involve house gatherings to the families, specifically the elders and families to the oldest and most senior members of their extended families, usually their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents, and trading Mandarin oranges as a courtesy to symbolize wealth and good luck"
Day 2 (kāinián)
"The second day also saw giving offering money and sacrifices to God of Wealth (Chinese: Chinese: 财神) to symbolize a rewarding time after hardship in the preceding year."
The tiger design is also based on the god of wealth's tiger
Day 3 (red mouth)
"The third day is known as "red mouth" (赤口; Chìkǒu). Chikou is also called "Chigou's Day" (赤狗日; Chìgǒurì). Chigou, literally "red dog", is an epithet of "the God of Blazing Wrath" (Chinese: 熛怒之神; pinyin: Biāo nù zhī shén). Rural villagers continue the tradition of burning paper offerings over trash fires. It is considered an unlucky day to have guests or go visiting."
Day 4
Now I have conflicting information about day 4 as from my understanding all families celebrate the days slightly differently, but generally there is a day to visit birth parents so that's what this bun was based on
"Traditionally married women will visit and pay respect to their birth parents."
Day 5 (powu)
"This day is the god of Wealth's birthday. In northern China, people eat jiaozi, or dumplings, on the morning of powu (Chinese: 破五; pinyin: pòwǔ)." - "It is also common in China that on the 5th day people will shoot off firecrackers to get Guan Yu's attention, thus ensuring his favor and good fortune for the new year."
never forget
summer 2018
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