Kill-o-bo

Welp. This one ran away with my imagination. It's a Chocobo... or at least one of their cousins. I call him, Kill-o-bo If you want to read my ideas for its use, look below. Otherwise, things wrong- scanner sucks, cut off his nose a bit, and his toe, too. Which was extended off the page. There's a hair on my scanner... prolly dog hair, that shows up on his wing. It's not a line. It's a hair.

MY IDEAS FOR HIS USE!
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Alright. So. I'll go through the armor, piece by piece, head to claw. (haha, I'm clever. Claw... get it? XD )

Head armor
Chin armor
Neck armor
Chest armor
Back armor
Wing armor
Leg armor
Tail spikes

(Look at bold words for which armor)


Head armor: Mainly used for jabbing forward, maybe swoop down under the enemy and lift up. Yummy innards spill out, the works. Depending on the skill of the Kill-o-bo, he might aim for an eye, maybe the nose hole. Neck is possible, too. Under the chin are more spikes, so if an enemy happens to sink below top armor reach, he can jerk his head down, and hopefully stick into the opponents neck.

Neck armor: As giraffes do, they 'neck'. This is done by swinging the neck and curling around the opponents neck. Spikes here for obvious use: cut the neck open. Also used if an opponent is on the back and cannot be reached by turning the head. Jerk the neck back, and hopefully stick the opponent.

Chest armor: Protection. Jumping on the back of another Kill-o-bo, sticking spikes into an unprotected back/neck.

Back armor: If an opponent jumps onto the back, gets stuck by this armor. Also used if the Kill-o-bo falls backwards, or hits the side low, can be pushed up to launch the opponent away.

Wing armor: My personal favorite. If side by side with another Kill-o-bo, all he needs to do is flex a wing muscle, and two four inch long spikes shoot out from holes in the armor.

Leg armor: If lunging forward or kicking backward, another deadly weapon besides the foot long talons the Kill-o-bo comes naturally equipped with. The spike on the back of the 'knee' is used for kicking backwards into an opponents chest.

Tail spikes: If the tail is flicked, these might fly off into the face of an opponent, or if attatched securely enough, can simply provide a not-so-pleasant stab to the chest.