Yosher

A small list of vorish scenes I'd like to try. Keep in mind that with my preference to being prey, these scenes are heavily leaning towards Yosher being prey:

Bowser's Revenge: Bowser is sick of having so many of his Koopa Troop being eaten by many Yoshis. His minions having managed to capture a certain Yoshi, however, he decides to get sort of a revenge on this Yoshi by eating him. He may or may not decide to stuff his food first. Which way that will be done if included, is up for discussion.

Digestion: Yes

Koopaling Binge: A scene in which the Koopalings (or just a few, or even just one) manage to somehow get their claws on Yosher, and decide to have some fun with him (sexual or not; though inquire first on this), treating him as if he were their pet. After they get bored of the Yoshi though, they decide that one of them will get to eat him whole.

Digestion: Yes

Koopa's Revenge: Sort of the same as the above, but one Koopa decides to take matters into his/her own hands by eating the species that has eaten his/her own kind for so long. Deciding to start on a Yoshi not living all that closely with the others (with Yosher's home being in a forest, a fair bit away from the nearest Yoshi village) to practice on, he/she'll even decide to make this his/her set habitat after having made the Yoshi living there part of his/her belly.

Digestion: Yes.

The Yoshi Chief: There is a certain Yoshi in a Yoshi village, who happens to be the highly respected Yoshi chief of the village. He's a little bit on the fat side, which most Yoshis guess is because he simply doesn't move around as much as other Yoshis do. However, once the Chief manages to be alone with another Yoshi for a little while, that Yoshi will find out why he's on the large side; he eats other Yoshis! There have been reports on Yoshis going missing, however, the Chief is the only one who knows where they are. And he's not going to share. (Yosher is not this Yoshi Chief; it is the one from the Yoshi Village on Lavalava Island, from the first Paper Mario game. If you'd like to play this out, I'd like you to play the Chief.)

Digestion: Yes

Mario Item Shenanigens: With the Mario video games being rich in history on items, there are some that may be fun to play with when doing a vorish scene. One can eat a Mega Mushroom and turn large, or force the opponent to eat a Mini Mushroom to make them tiny, both giving the predator an easier time eating their smaller opponent. The new Double Cherry will create a double of the character eating it, and it can stack. One can wear a Vanish Cap to turn invisible, which will allow the predator to sneak up on the prey before it wears off. Those are just a few examples, there are more items available. Scene can be either a playful bout between two friends or seriously meant to wipe out the prey.

Digestion: Preferably, but not necessary.

Love at First Nom: Your character sees a Yoshi shopping in a store, who happens to be buying quite a lot of food. The Yoshi's chubby figure shows that he enjoys eating, and as such, your character sort of falls in love with the Yoshi... as food. Deciding to seduce the Yoshi, things would eventually lead to the Yoshi being tricked into being eaten within the fine confines of one of their homes after having fed the Yoshi to chub up even more and adding the Yoshi to your character's pudge.

Digestion: Yes.

School Bully: Taking place in a school setting (or perhaps at an office, if we change things up a bit), the Yoshi is having trouble with a guy bullying him around. At one point, the Yoshi has had enough, and decides he should go to the principle about this. As the bully sees him heading to the principle's office however, he decides to take action before the Yoshi can go there, forcing the Yoshi into a more private area where the bully will have a nice meal for himself.

Digestion: Optional.

The Clone: This one involves Yosher being cloned. Appearance and memory wise, the clone is 100% identical to Yosher. (His personality however may vary as you see fit.) However, the clone isn't quite the kind-hearted Yoshi the real Yosher is and wants to get rid of the real deal, and as such, he will attempt to gobble the real one up, and adding him to his cloned belly, fully digesting him. This causes just one 'Yosher' to exist, with the clone fully taking over Yosher's life.

Digestion: Yes.

The Unknown Vine: Walking around within a rather secluded forest, Yosher likes to take his time strolling, watching the scenere and picking some fruit for him to enjoy on his walk. However, at one point he ends up within a certain creature's private area. He continues plucking fruits there, although he finds a rather strange vine dangling in his path, and upon inspecting the odd tendril, the tip opens before him and engulfs him, eventually swallowing up the entirity of the Yoshi, and adding him to whoever's belly the vine belongs to and effectively 'taking back' the stolen fruits as well. ( Can be any character who has the ability to use vines, or can make their tail seem like one. )

Digestion: Yes.

Trickery: Any situation in which Yosher is being tricked to go inside someone's stomach on his own accord, only to be digested against his will after. Just a vague description, but can be fleshed out!

Digestion: Yes.

Sickness: In a setting where Yosher is not feeling well (be it physically or emotionally can be discussed), one can come close to him, and show him a loving moment by putting him inside a stomach for a full-body hug. Predator doesn't necessarily need to pay attention to Yosher after having eaten him, and can go about his/her every day life as well.

Digestion: Leaning towards no, but can be done.

Keep in mind, these scenes are mostly just rough ideas; they can be altered or fleshed out otherwise to fit both our liking. And if you want something else entirely, by all means feel free to suggest it! However, keep in mind that despite being a Yoshi, this character is mostly prey, as his player is not in a predatory mood very often.

GENERAL INFORMATION
- I don't have a whole lot of battle experience quite yet, so please forgive me if I make a mistake.
- Yosher starts out with 24 MP, allowing for 4 initial spells. MP recovers by 1 every two turns.

Normal moves ((Non-vorish battle moves may be left out if you so wish, so we can have a battle with only vorish moves, or something else if you happen to have an idea.))
Egg Toss - Forms an explosive egg within his hand, and throws it at the opponent for 2 damage. A higher roll is needed to dodge.

Egg Roll - Encases himself into an egg, and rolls straight towards the opponent 3 times, dealing 1 HP of damage for each hit. 3 dice of 20 are rolled ( !3d20 ), 10 or higher needed to dodge one egg roll. At least 2 strikes must hit, otherwise the move deals no damage at all.

Kick - Attemps to kick the opponent, hitting for 2 damage.

Flutter Kick - Jumps, and repeatedly kicks the opponent for 1 damage per kick. 4 dice of 20 are rolled ( !4d20 ), 10 or higher dodges one kick. At least 2 strikes must hit, otherwise the move deals no damage at all.

Stomp - Jumps up and stomps the opponent for 2 damage. A higher roll is needed to dodge.

Tail Smack - Twirls and smacks the opponent with his tail for 2 damage.

Tongue Toss - Uses his tongue to hold the opponent, and throws them away. Must roll higher to dodge. Damage is done as following: Rolling 1-10: 1 HP, rolling 10-17: 2 HP, rolling 18-20, 3 HP.

Headbutt - Leans back before tossing his head forward against the opponent for 2 damage.

Lick - Extends his tongue and gives the opponent a lick. Doesn't do any damage, however, having gotten a taste of the opponent, Yosher grows more eager to swallow them, receiving a +2 bonus on his next roll. A higher roll is needed to dodge.

Fire - Throws a simple fireball at the opponent. A higher roll is needed to dodge. Costs 6 MP to cast. Damage is calculated as follows:
1-8: 1 damage.
9-17: 2 damage.
18-20: 2 damage, and another !1d3 is rolled. The opponent is burned for that amount of turns, dealing 1 extra damage per turn.
NOTE: If below 10% of his health, Fire upgrades to Fira, dealing twice as much damage (only on initial damage, burn damage still only deals 1 point of damage), but also costing twice as much MP to use.

Blizzard - Throws a simple iceball at the opponent. A higher roll is needed to dodge. Costs 6 MP to cast. Damage is calculated as follows:
1-8: 1 damage.
9-17: 2 damage.
18-20: 2 damage, and another !2d3 is rolled. If the first number is a 3, the opponent becomes frozen solid. The second number decides the amount of turns.
NOTE: If below 10% of his health, Blizzard upgrades to Blizzara, dealing twice as much damage, but also costing twice as much MP to use.

Thunder - Throws a simple orb of lightning at the opponent. A higher roll is needed to dodge. Costs 6 MP to cast. Damage is calculated as follows:
1-8: 1 damage.
9-17: 2 damage.
18-20: 2 damage, and another !1d3 is rolled. The opponent is mostly stunned for that amount of turns, getting a -5 penalty.
NOTE: If below 10% of his health, Thunder upgrades to Thundara, dealing twice as much damage, but also costing twice as much MP to use.


Grabbing/Pinning Moves
Grab - Tries to grab the opponent with his paws and pinning the opponents arms. No damage. Will lead to OV or TV. With Yosher not having much strength in his arms, only a 7 is needed to escape.

Tongue Grab - Tries to grab the opponent with his tongue, squeezing them for 1 damage for 1 turn. Will lead to OV at the 2nd turn of being grabbed. If attempted again after failing the first time, Yosher will skip the squeeze, and go straight to OV after the grab. A 12 or higher is needed to escape this grab.

Ground Pound - Jumps up and pounds down onto the opponent with his butt for 3 damage on the initial impact. Higher roll is needed to dodge completely; rolling up to 3 lower than Yosher only deals damage. (i.e. Yosher rolls 9, opponent rolls 6, you only take 3 damage without being pinned.) Another 1 point of damage is dealt for each turn the opponent fails to escape. Will lead to OV or TV after 3 failed escape attempts. Higher roll than Yosher is needed to get out of being pinned.

Belly Flop - Jumps towards the opponent, attempting to use his chubby belly to his advantage to pin the opponent down, dealing only 1 damage on impact. Higher roll is needed to dodge completely; rolling up to 3 lower than Yosher only deals damage. (i.e. Yosher rolls 9, opponent rolls 6, you only take 1 damage without being pinned.) Once pinned, Yosher will push his belly down harshly on the opponent for the following turns, but due to how soft Yosher's belly is, this does not deal any damage. Will lead to OV after 2 turns if attempt to escape fails. Higher roll than Yosher is needed to get out of being pinned.


Passives
Flee - When Yosher is on the ropes, he MAY try to run away. To prevent him from running away, only one fourth what Yosher rolls is needed, as he has been weakened quite a bit. (i.e. Yosher rolls 20, you roll 5, you still catch him.) If Yosher doesn't manage to escape, you will get one free pass to getting him inside your belly (or tail, or what have you), after which Yosher will regain the ability to move.. or rather, try to escape. Provided his HP hasn't hit 0 on his way down.

Tongue Reflect - Not quite sure how to name this otherwise. Yosher has the ability to use his tongue to his advantage in the way of throwing projectiles back at his opponents, depending on the type of projectile of course, and the size of them. He can grab smaller orbs of fire and such, and toss them right back at the opponent for the same amount of damage the attack would have done to Yosher, unless the opponent resists the type of attack. He can also use it to catch an opponent rushing at him, and will throw them with it, aiming to have them hit something. Unlike the tongue toss move, this always does 2 damage when succesful. This will be done in place of his actual attack, and can only be done if Yosher comes out succesful in his dodge roll.

Breath Control- After Yosher has managed to swallow someone into his stomach, and they manage to get out entirely afterwards, Yosher will need to regain his breath for the following three turns, receiving a penalty according to how many turns are left for it: -3 for the first, -2 for the second, and -1 for the last turn.

Note: If you don't like any of the moves Yosher has, all you have to do is request me not to use them, and I won't. Also, I'm always open for suggestions for new moves!


Types of vore
Oral [A holds B] >> [A puts B in mouth] >> [B enters A's throat, taking 1hp constriction damage] >> [B enters stomach and takes 2hp of damage per turn and must roll a 12 or higher to escape] (Yosher's most attempted type of vore by far)

Tail [A holds B] >> [A puts B in tail mouth] >> [B enters A's tail throat, taking 1hp constriction damage] >> [B enters Tail stomach and takes 3hp of damage per turn and must roll a 11 or higher to escape]


((After having tried this kind of roleplay once, my interest in it greatly rose. I'd most certainly love to be playing this kind of roleplay more often! Though again, do keep in mind that I'm not very experienced with these RP's quite yet, but I hope to improve of course! Also keep in mind that this kind of RP is NOT necessary, I still love to have a more traditional RP as well!))
((Also, credit to Nayru for the idea!))