[Plushbunny]

Bagel cats are a unique breed of cat characterized by the fact that they have an actual, real bagel for a body. This is due to an extremely unusual (but entirely harmless) mutation recently discovered by a Bengal cat breeder. This cat had kittens, and the breeder discovered that this strange mutation passes on. They developed a breed out of it, and now Bagel Cats come in all realistic colors, fur types, and sizes, but one thing they all have in common is their large round body.

This cat is related to adopt #032!

Is this cat actually EVIL, or do they just look that way? (no word limit!)

ends on february 6th at 11:59 CST


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Phenotype: black and red tortoiseshell smoke
Eye Color: red
Bagel Flavor: completely burnt
Edits: [nr] claws, expression
[c] teeth, custom eyes
[uc] wings, gem growth, unnatural eye color

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[capt]

username: ४ Loki Laufeyson ४
cat name: Dragon
gender: Non-Binary
prompt: This bagel is not evil he only looks like that so predators (Humans) don't eat him he does not want to hurt anyone he just looks that way so he looks dangerous but he is not dangerous at all! (may add more if i remember)

[nindroidzane]

username: nindroidzane
cat name: Toast
gender: nonbinary
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It depends on your definition of "evil". Do they feast on the dough of other bagel cats? Yes. Is that perfectly okay? Yes! It's not like it won't grow back, right?

And honestly, it's probably more ethical than the way other bagel cats eat. Hunting and killing innocent mice and birds? It's just inhumane, really, when they could be eating in a way that doesn't hurt anybody.

Could this be considered "cannibalism"? Sure, but maybe the rules of cannibalism can be bent a little when your kind is made of bagels. Magical bagels, that just become normal bagels when you eat them, anyway, so it's not like they're eating cat bones or anything.

Do they hunt and trap other bagel cats in order to eat their bagels in their entirety, after which they leave behind the rest of the cat to regenerate alone in the woods?

Ah. Neglecting to comment on that one.

(Though it's only happened, like, three times at most. They don't usually have to "trap" anybody.)

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[Plushbunny]

username: nindroidzane
cat name: Toast
gender: nonbinary
prompt:
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