>>4923 >Why are they so rare? The niche for humanoid monsters that aren't "literally humans with animal ears/tail" or "literally my mom's fursona" is small enough. Combine it with another niche fetish like shota and you'll be very limited in options.

I love monsterboys, they're too cute. It's a shame they're so rare. Hopefully more artists will start drawing them.

Luca from the new Pixar movie Luca. Artist is https://baraag.net/@apis

Honest question, at what point a character becomes and ceases to be a monster? Are light traits like animal ears and tail enough, or do they need more traits (like body hair, fangs, large nails, knotted dick, etc) to be considered "monsters"? Similarly, how many physical traits are needed to move from "monster" to "furry/anthro/kemono"? Shit's confusing and I'm not sure what i should post.

Finally a cute orc.

>>6182 Usually by having animal ears you call them kemonomimi (literally means monsters/animal ears), and to be considered furry they have to have fur, or other kind of animal skin/coating. I guess that by monsterboy, OP meant any kind of shota that isn't really a human, thus encompassing those 2 categories mentioned and much more.

I really have a thing for shotas with teddy bears

Posting actual monster boys.

>>8472 ooh where did you find this? I don't remember seeing the artist post this version?

>>8690 So 2022 will be the year of the catboy (tiger)? Nice.

monke shohituka.

>>9696 shota*

More monsterboys from the same artist of the monke and >>8410 >>8411 https://nitter.eu/hituka/media https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/7417325