Anatomy
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Front
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Arms, legs
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Back Main
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Back Spine
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Freckles, tissue
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Spikes, tail club
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Eyes primary
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Eyes secondary
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Viktor is a bipedal plantigrade Ankylosaurus with bicolored skin. The majority of his body features several shades of brown. A distinctive strip of deep dark cedar brown runs along the back of his head, down his spine, and across the top of his tail. His cheeks, shoulders, back, and thighs showcase a rich walnut brown color, which runs along the sides of his tail. These deep rich browns are complimented with the light earthy browns of his arms and legs.
His forehead, nose, chest, belly, and crotch contrast this with a distinguished light desert sand color that continues down the underside of his tail.
Viktor’s body is a canvas of colorful markings, speckled with scattered aquamarine spots, often appearing in pairs—one large spot next to a small one. The spots next to the horns on his cheeks are the only exception, which come in sets of three. The top side of his snout boasts a single, prominent spot. Other areas of his body, including his mouth, tongue, nostrils, and any other tissue also share this color.
In contrast to his earthy colors, his eyes stand out with a mix of light sea green and electric blue. Viktor knows his eye color is a striking feature that draws looks, and he uses this to his advantage in social encounters.
A row of bone white horns runs along the top of his head in a parallel line down his back, with additional horns adorning his shoulders and thighs. His tail is no exception, with smaller horns running along both sides. At its tip, Viktor’s tail boasts a sturdy cudgel-like ossification, which he uses to defend himself against less well-meaning fellows.
Viktor’s rugged physique reflects years of working in physically demanding fields. His broad shoulders, muscular chest, and bulky arms and legs speak to a body honed by many hours of hard work. What he lacks in agility or nimbleness, he makes up for with a formidable resiliency—you’d have to deal him a serious blow before he’d even consider staggering.