Lion Deer

It's head is that of a lion and has deer shaped ears, it's upper torso is thick and wide giving it a heavy and bulky form, the front legs start thick from shoulder blade down its front legs and gets thinner toward the center a little before wider down to the paws which has a hoof-like appearance to them on both front and back paws, these paws fade into a lighter brown color compared to the rest of it's body which is a mix of dark and light brown colors.   It's big fluffy mane that surrounds it's neck starts with brown colored fur on the front layers and green colored fur on the back layers, helping it blend into the forest backgrounds, it's back has circles of white spots on it's back. Towards it's tail it has a line of green fur starting thin and getting thicker trailing down to the end and expands out into a bushy end of the tail. It's eyes are a green color, with a bit of a green glow. They also have big intricately shaped brown colored antlers upon it's head that pokes out from their mane. Female Lion Deer are slightly larger than their male counterpart, but don't have as big of antlers as theirs are a little more stubby, but still sport that big bushy mane, and their big bushy tail is less pronounced.

Lion Deer are only carnivorous by choice if no other food options are available to them, but they are mostly omnivore and will eat just about anything.

They can be found in many forests either alone or in groups, most notably places like Silent Forest.