Caliborn is into vore

[heroboof]

Calliope is into vore too, but isn't as obvious about it because she/they isn't as vulgar as Caliborn about it.

Candy Roxy goes missing one day and Calliope noticeably puts on a little bit of weight. She tells everyone it's out of "grief" but they all know.

Does getting vored count as just or heroic?

[Generalrabogolfo]

Calliope is into vore too, but isn't as obvious about it because she/they isn't as vulgar as Caliborn about it.

Candy Roxy goes missing one day and Calliope noticeably puts on a little bit of weight. She tells everyone it's out of "grief" but they all know.

Does getting vored count as just or heroic?

It has its own label.

[MorganMustDie]

Calliope is into vore too, but isn't as obvious about it because she/they isn't as vulgar as Caliborn about it.

Candy Roxy goes missing one day and Calliope noticeably puts on a little bit of weight. She tells everyone it's out of "grief" but they all know.

Does getting vored count as just or heroic?

This brings up an interesting topic outside of vore itself, more just into the rules of the Homestuck universe.

Say a god tier were to accidentally fall into the sun and be entirely atomised. How would they revive themselves? Would a new version of them be generated from nothing? Would they have a Deadpool-esque resurrection in which one subatomic particle left behind could reconstruct an entire person? Or is total bodily destruction really a loophole through which you can kill a god tier without worrying about heroism and justice?

[heroboof]

short ver: Callie eats Roxy

Does getting vored count as just or heroic?

It has its own label.

But is it survivable for a god, is the question.
Is post-vore revival on or off the table for a god?
And if it's on the table, what about the weight from their digested body? Does the pred retain the weight, or does the material/nutrients derived from the god's body vanish from their frame? Or would the god be revived inside the pred's stomach to be redigested?

[Generalrabogolfo]

This brings up an interesting topic outside of vore itself, more just into the rules of the Homestuck universe.

Say a god tier were to accidentally fall into the sun and be entirely atomised. How would they revive themselves? Would a new version of them be generated from nothing? Would they have a Deadpool-esque resurrection in which one subatomic particle left behind could reconstruct an entire person? Or is total bodily destruction really a loophole through which you can kill a god tier without worrying about heroism and justice?

you forgetting how Rose and Dave god tiered?

But is it survivable for a god, is the question.
Is post-vore revival on or off the table for a god?
And if it's on the table, what about the weight from their digested body? Does the pred retain the weight, or does the material/nutrients derived from the god's body vanish from their frame? Or would the god be revived inside the pred's stomach to be redigested?

nah the person vored would survive and, if the body is not big enough, tear apart the thing that vored it from the inside on the moment of coming back.

[MorganMustDie]

nah the person vored would survive and, if the body is not big enough, tear apart the thing that vored it from the inside on the moment of coming back.

So what I'm hearing is, John should have LET himself be vored by Lord English and then commenced his attack from within

[Generalrabogolfo]

nah the person vored would survive and, if the body is not big enough, tear apart the thing that vored it from the inside on the moment of coming back.

So what I'm hearing is, John should have LET himself be vored by Lord English and then commenced his attack from within

IF he can prevent cherub venum yeah, sure can. But cherub venum did not stop from being a thing, y'know.

[MorganMustDie]

nah the person vored would survive and, if the body is not big enough, tear apart the thing that vored it from the inside on the moment of coming back.

So what I'm hearing is, John should have LET himself be vored by Lord English and then commenced his attack from within

IF he can prevent cherub venum yeah, sure can. But cherub venum did not stop from being a thing, y'know.

The venom seems to be isolated to the tooth, at least from what we see. If John had hit English with the wildcard of just straight launching for the back of the throat, he could have dodged the teeth entirely and made it inside unharmed

[heroboof]

But is it survivable for a god, is the question.
Is post-vore revival on or off the table for a god?
And if it's on the table, what about the weight from their digested body? Does the pred retain the weight, or does the material/nutrients derived from the god's body vanish from their frame? Or would the god be revived inside the pred's stomach to be redigested?

nah the person vored would survive and, if the body is not big enough, tear apart the thing that vored it from the inside on the moment of coming back.

You're right that post-death god tier revival is very quick- see John reviving after being stabbed by Jack Noir- but assuming hard vore here, they'd likely revive outside the pred- with another assumption, that being that they revive from the largest piece of their corpse. Soft vore shouldn't be a problem for the pred, however, as it assumes the pred's body is large or stretchy enough to accommodate the prey at full size anyway. Whereas endosoma/full-tour vore (may not want to look that one up) would leave the prey alive for their entire stay inside the pred, and would therefore pose no danger.

[MorganMustDie]

uhhhhhh

[Generalrabogolfo]

The venom seems to be isolated to the tooth, at least from what we see. If John had hit English with the wildcard of just straight launching for the back of the throat, he could have dodged the teeth entirely and made it inside unharmed

Assuming its only the gold teeth would make no sense, since if it was the case it wouldnt be labeled "cherub venom", wouldnt it?

[heroboof]

uhhhhhh

funniest image i've seen in my life.png

i spent a full minute wheezing at this, thank you

[MorganMustDie]

Assuming its only the gold teeth would make no sense, since if it was the case it wouldnt be labeled "cherub venom", wouldnt it?

Assuming that it's actually called "Cherub venom," and not just a name that Dirk came up with on the fly to describe what was going on
Let's also not ignore the potential fact that there was no venom at all, and that Dirk just came up with a convenient excuse to snuff out his main competition as the Ultra God of universe c by using his new abilities over the narrative

[Generalrabogolfo]

Assuming that it's actually called "Cherub venom," and not just a name that Dirk came up with on the fly to describe what was going on
Let's also not ignore the potential fact that there was no venom at all, and that Dirk just came up with a convenient excuse to snuff out his main competition as the Ultra God of universe c by using his new abilities over the narrative

oh yeah, absolutely. Dirk could be just full of hot, smelly shit (extremely probable), so bringing cherub venom to the table was kind of stupid.

[MorganMustDie]

Assuming that it's actually called "Cherub venom," and not just a name that Dirk came up with on the fly to describe what was going on
Let's also not ignore the potential fact that there was no venom at all, and that Dirk just came up with a convenient excuse to snuff out his main competition as the Ultra God of universe c by using his new abilities over the narrative

oh yeah, absolutely. Dirk could be just full of hot, smelly shit (extremely probable), so bringing cherub venom to the table was kind of stupid.

Then again, the fact that Dirk used his powers to navigate John into such a particular and unlikely situation could lead one to postulate that just MAYBE Dirk had some sinful ulterior motives...

[Generalrabogolfo]

Assuming that it's actually called "Cherub venom," and not just a name that Dirk came up with on the fly to describe what was going on
Let's also not ignore the potential fact that there was no venom at all, and that Dirk just came up with a convenient excuse to snuff out his main competition as the Ultra God of universe c by using his new abilities over the narrative

oh yeah, absolutely. Dirk could be just full of hot, smelly shit (extremely probable), so bringing cherub venom to the table was kind of stupid.

Then again, the fact that Dirk used his powers to navigate John into such a particular and unlikely situation could lead one to postulate that just MAYBE Dirk had some sinful ulterior motives...

"""""some"""""".
But lest not turn this into a dirkcourse thread, lets go bac to topic, shall we? Its caliborn into vore because hes a cherub, or hes a cherub because he's into vore?

[MorganMustDie]

Its caliborn into vore because hes a cherub, or hes a cherub because he's into vore?

heroboof is a Cherub because he's into vore

[Generalrabogolfo]

Its caliborn into vore because hes a cherub, or hes a cherub because he's into vore?

heroboof is a Cherub because he's into vore

why yes, yes he is a vore addict, the sicko.

[Crpal]

I mean apparently Vore is just a very Cherub thing to be into. Calliope was totally into it in Candy.

[heroboof]

I think it's important to consider that we only have a sample size of one cherubim, both of whom are into vore. It's not out of the question that Caliborn and Calliope are outliers, even in cherubic "society". We can't judge the importance of vore in cherubic mythos, because we only have the weapons of Zilly, Lil Cal, and the high importance placed on Juju to go on. Are cherubs all into vore? Maybe. Maybe. Is the cherubim we have seen into vore? Oh, definitely.