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Lilyggoth is a Twitch streamer and member of the shape-shifting alien species known as the Nekomorphs. She arrived on Earth after the meteor she attached herself to was deflected off a satellite and toward the planet.

Lilyggoth’s most common form is a squishy, pink cat girl but she can take the form of any real or fictional human female she desires. Lilyggoth is considered a high-level threat to the human species as her insatiable hunger for food and human culture can lead to violent outbursts. She should be treated with extreme caution if ever encountered. Lilyggoth is also Bi as fuck and a bottom.
“The Lilyggoth is capable of transforming into anything and anyone, both within this world, and without, follow these steps for a small chance to escape.” - Lilyggoth.mov 2024
Lilyggoth by ryeguy19 August 9, 2024
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Lilyggoth is a Twitch streamer and member of the shape-shifting alien species known as the Nekomorphs. She arrived on Earth after the meteor she attached herself to was deflected off a satellite and toward the planet.

Lilyggoth’s most common form is a squishy, pink cat girl but she can take the form of any real or fictional human female she desires. Lilyggoth is considered a high-level threat to the human species as her insatiable hunger for food and human culture can lead to violent outbursts. She should be treated with extreme caution if ever encountered. Lilyggoth is also Bi as fuck and a bottom.
“The Lilyggoth is capable of transforming into anything and anyone, both within this world, and without, follow these steps for a small chance to escape.” - Lilyggoth.mov 2024
Lilyggoth by ryeguy19 August 10, 2024
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