scylla
A type of monster girl resembling a sea octopus, most commonly taking the form in Japanese works of a human upper torso and tentacles for legs.
Named after a Greek mythological monster that has had many varying descriptions over the centuries. One later mythological version of the scylla was more or less a mermaid whose serpentine-like lower half was surrounded by snapping dog heads. For that character, use scylla (mythology) instead.
Other names associated with octopus girls are Cecaelia and Dagon.
Notable Scyllas
- Cthulhy Squele from Monster Musume no Oisha-san
- Kayla from Monwres: Ishu Kakutou Monster Musume
- Kraken from Monster Girl Encyclopedia
- Octo from Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou
- Okpa from Ishuzoku Reviewers
- Okutou Hasumi from Hitomi Sensei no Hokenshitsu
- Rakisu Meitopasu from Mamonomusume to no Seikatsu
- Scyllei from Shinrabanshou
- Turquoise from Shutcho Iyashi Senmon-ten Takoizu
- Ursula from Disney's The Little Mermaid
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The following tags are aliased to this tag: octopus_girl (learn more).
This tag implicates monster_girl (learn more).
一种类似海章鱼的怪物女孩，在日本作品中最常见的是人类上躯干和腿部触手的形式。
以希腊神话中的怪物命名，几个世纪以来对该怪物有许多不同的描述。后来的一个神话版本的锡拉或多或少是一条美人鱼，其蛇形的下半身被折断的狗头包围。对于该角色，请使用 scylla（神话）。
以希腊神话中的怪物命名，几个世纪以来对该怪物有许多不同的描述。后来的一个神话版本的锡拉或多或少是一条美人鱼，其蛇形的下半身被折断的狗头包围。对于该角色，请使用 scylla（神话）。