(nsfw talk in this comment fyi)

this on tumblr: http://alternawolf.tumblr.com/post/.....dicated-to-the

the dA link to this has all texture/font/brush credits, too: http://sayonararevival.deviantart.c.....oise-455330505

aka art for the TWEWY OC's other OTHER form, the Taboo Noise-infected, crazy, masochistic as hell form. it comes with a fanmix of grungey japanese music and dark-sounding instrumentals, as the tumblr page itself implies.

I'm pretty sure this OC is the gROSSEST THING in this form though. i mean, it's an OC for a videogame and this form is essentially chaotic neutral while being in a "villainous" role just by the way canon Taboo Noise works. so by gross we're talking pleasured masochistic moans and mewls in battle when hit, or just when hit or hurt in general, lots of gross involuntary drooling, the body odor of burnt something-or-other, and a lot of staggering and wobbling and shaking because the power in the infection is far too strong for the character's body to handle properly.

and they'd probably just sit down and masturbate after being hurt enough in battle tbh. or, after being KO'd if it goes that way, the regenerative properties of the infection as was drawn into the infection's sigil just keep healing all wounds within a few days to a week after the final injury was dealt... idk if it grows limbs back. rather overpowered in concept, though, honestly.

... I don't know, I have the weirdest ideas sometimes. but let's not forget the character's aversion to showing other characters/people their physical/birth gender, because it's also a fun contrast here that the character does not care what other people think about them or even care about gender identity at all. and thus the flat out public exhibitionism/masturbation is a thing when it would've never been considered pre-infection.

as a side note the normal skincolor wasn't colored in purely for style, or maybe for relation to the monster form's pure white "skin" or exoskeleton, I guess. and contrast with the dark purples and blacks in the infection itself.