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An animal

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  1. If you could shift into any animal what would it be and what could it do?

    I can shift into a white horse than can fly, swim, and breath underwater. :D :D :D :D My human form can breath underwater too. D:D :D :D D:
  2. If I could, then I would shift into a cheetah :D

    I can run fast? :D
  3. Nice bet I could bet you in a race though
  4. Of course a horse is super fast, but a cheetah is faster :D muahaha :D
  5. I was talking bout you running me flying
  6. Oh, then I'd probably lose :D
  7. :D told you
  8. Yeah :) Thats because flying is a lot more faster than running :D
  9. I would be a hawk. Besides its natural ability of flight and eyesight, I would add the ability of camouflage (can be utilize in both the animal or human form or even the transition form.) In case there's any danger, so that I may be protected in any situation I encounter...for survival, I guess. :)
  10. I would be a Dragon. Then I wouldn't need to shape-shift cuz I'm already BOSS
  11. I would be a water bear. Look them up, they can survive ANYTHING!
  12. I would be an ocelot, because they are my most favorite animal in the whole wide world! :3 I want one so badly (you probably think I'm crazy...lol)

    Um, ocelots are basically like a smaller gray-ish jaguar or something...
    I can act cute. :3 Ocelots are great at that.
    And kill prey. And sneak around at night. And blend in with the dappled shadows. And go where I please. And raid people's trashcans at night.

    Being an ocelot would be so fun!! >:3
  13. OMGOSH ya'll guys's animals are TOTS awesome
  14. Lol x3
  15. I'm still a Dragon. I am the most awesomest because I am a Dragon and totally BOSS! You creatures if the animal kingdom shall all bow down to ME! Your King/Queen!

    *sry, moment of greed and power right there.*


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