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1) loxunko
2) locqueseunne queaux
3) d14
loxun is a d14. :$
loksun by blarg September 30, 2003
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The last name of an amazing family. Any person with this last name is fun, awesome, and it's always a great time to hang out with them. ;)
Bob: What did you do last weekend?
Me: I hung out with the Lorsungs!
Bob: No way, I'm so jealous!
Lorsung by RealMiffy May 6, 2009
Related Words
Racist term used for slaves in the slave trade era
E.g. Tony you Lokung bastard
Lokung by Lokung Master December 31, 2019
E.g. Steve:Hey Tony you ever been to

Uganda

Tony: Yeah I visited Lokung
Lokung by Lokung Master December 31, 2019

Akuma Lokun

Fictional creature made by instagram/ tiktok user snowtiger929

Info on the Akuma Lokun

Human/anthro & feral form
Males are bigger than females

Body fur (feral form)
Black to white for base fur color

Back/ sides/ and some of tail have luminescence pattern of any color other then black

Commonly have long or short fur
On the rare occasion they have medium fur

Fur is soft to the touch

Body

Hooves

Bone muzzle
Can have fur on the bone but some bone has to be exposed
Blood vessels are inside the bone (applies to skull only)
Skull has armor like bone (protective bone)
Horns (head only)
Mane and tail fluff
Female has both
Mane is to protect the young while the male hunts
Thinner when not pregnant or nursing

Male has just tail fluff

Vibrantly colored eyes
Weight & Height
Female
Feral form
At the shoulder 6’ on average
Weighs 150-160 lb on average

human/anthro form
4’-6’ on average
Weighs 120-160 lb on average

Male
Feral form
At the shoulder 7’ on average
Weighs 180-200 lb on average
human/anthro form
5’-7’ on average
Weighs 160-200 lb on average

Sharp teeth
Soft tongue but has barbs that are retractable

Thinner to fit build on average
the akuma lokun is a magnificent creature
Akuma Lokun by snow092 July 28, 2023
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