Agreed. The human part of a centaur doesn’t have any horse features, so why would a giraffe centaur? It would just be a giraffe body with a person torso attached.
There is no horse neck on a centaur though, so not sure why there would be on a giraffetaur. Since they are all imaginary creatures, I suppose anything you want is the right answer.
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We have the answer here -
Durpleton is too pure for this corrupt world.
Neither. Arms should not be on the neck.
Agreed. The human part of a centaur doesn’t have any horse features, so why would a giraffe centaur? It would just be a giraffe body with a person torso attached.
This would make the second picture possible (just without the fur on the human part) - a centaur also has a duplication of parts of the spine.
There is no horse neck on a centaur though, so not sure why there would be on a giraffetaur. Since they are all imaginary creatures, I suppose anything you want is the right answer.
Arms are on the body though. Neck is between the shoulders
Yeah, both of these seem more like a Manraffe.
Ok, I'm a smart fella but thinking about this is taking up way too high a percentage of my smart cells.
I hate left less but it would clearly be right, no way you'd evolve arms that can't reach your mouth.
*t-rex has entered the chat*
Sorry, I guess I meant arms with opposable thumbs
how about 2, but the giraffe neck is the regular diameter
And next we'll continue the lesson with his pants.
Why are we assuming that the top half has to be the human half?
2 has Chad energy.