Castle Paradox

[Eggie]

This is my first furry, if it counts for a furry (This picture is an updated version. I drew it in grade 6, so I was pretty obsessed with Pokemon (Hey, I was developing my Pop-culture attitude. Back then I just started to listen to Eminem and TLC.) It's an octopus that's locked into a suit, and the suit inserts a certain element that allows the octopus' arms to strech and shrink to a certain length. Not too far. The legs are moved by chunks of fat sucked into the leg parts, so that the octopus can run with some sort of knee replacement.
What's kind of cool about the octopus is that any liquid that does not come from the octopus' body will short circuit the machine and blow up, causing the octopus body to erode away. The thing is the brain is in a protective casing, so engineers can reassemble another octopus body and machine and then connect the brain to the octopus. As the brain is left without a body, the soul od the octopus floats arounf in non-existant world. I made a comic about this character back in Grade 6, and now I made a update. It's not perfect with every little detail that I have been taught on CP, but it's cool, and I really enjoy it. I think I've shown the comic to people of the IRC, like Fenrir.
The octopus actually used to be human. Blah blah blah. This isn't the story forum, so I'll spare you the lecture. The name of this octpus / human is NDuzTrEL (Industrial), which is like a cool word I made up (well the way I spell it.)

[Uncommon]

It doesn't look much like an octopus, especially the fact that it has ten limbs...

[Eggie]

It's not really supposed to look like an octopus, and if you would actually read above, you would know that he has 8 limbs. Those legs are mechanical.

[Uncommon]

Then it's not much of a "furry" now, is it?

[Eggie]

Well, that's why I called the topic name "My First Furry (Sort of) First Drawing I Can Remember" because it's sort of a furry. Even if it isn't, it is very meaningful to me, to show how far I've come. Wouldn't you agree?