Wonder if it will grow back?
Guess we'll find out.

dracotay said:
Wonder if it will grow back?
Guess we'll find out.

it does

Just when you think you know everything vile thing about yinglets you'd ever care to know, one of 'em opens a fresh box of wtf.

well.. went all blank there...

goodusername said:
it does

Um..
Spoiler?
I don't recall that being stated yet.

King_Savage said:
Um..
Spoiler?
I don't recall that being stated yet.

not spoiler it is more of a anatomical fact about yinglets.

goodusername said:
not spoiler it is more of a anatomical fact about yinglets.

It makes sense. Given the original usage of the teeth . They would experience a fair amount of wear and tear so would have to grow continuously over tyhe yinglets life (like many rodents) or be shed and regrown regularly, like a sharks, gators and crocs.

researching said:
It makes sense. Given the original usage of the teeth . They would experience a fair amount of wear and tear so would have to grow continuously over tyhe yinglets life (like many rodents) or be shed and regrown regularly, like a sharks, gators and crocs.

Was just about to make a comment like that. Logic for a fantasy species is nice, isn't it?
And I only just noticed that your comment is 4 years old. Assuming this series didn't just STOP out of nowhere, I've probably got DAYS of reading ahead of me! Yay!
Did this ever get its own comic book? I don't think I've seen this anywhere else before, and it doesn't seem to be based on anything as a fan comic would be. If it is, I'd like to get a copy.