Taicho no Kemonomimi

**Taicho no Kemonomimi** (Japanese: 大著の獣耳, **Tome of the Kemonomimi**) is the collected works of the **kemonomimi** (獣耳, literally meaning *animal ears*, from kemono (獣, *animal*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)). The kemonomimi is the collective term of subspecies depicting human-like characters with animal ears, and by extension, other features such as tails or horns. The kemonomimi came from the world of Ikiyochi, through dimension gates that form randomly throughout history, , similar to those which brought other species such as the Durinn and Sylvanni.

Kemonomimi is composed of several species (shown below) that are intersex or futanari, have four breasts arranged in two rows, and they wear no upper garments due to their culture (primarily since I have not found any Daz3D garments built for multiple rows of breasts and have not the skills necessary to modify the garments in Blender).

These are not chimæra (an artificially created type of species centered around humans).

## List of kemonomimi species

 Inumimi (dog-ears)
 Kawausomimi (otter-ears)
 Kitsunemimi (fox-ears)
 Ushimimi (cow-ears)

## See also

Pangaia species
*Bestiarum Supernaturale Vocabulum* (Latin: *Compendium of Supernatural Beasts*)
*Naturalis Animalium* (Latin: *Natural Animals*)
*Repertorium Chimæra Infragenus* (Latin: *Subspecies Chimæra Catalog*)
*Sapient Genera* (Latin: *Sapient Species*)
***Taicho no Kemonomimi*** (Japanese: *Tome of the Kemonomimi*)
Supernæ species — a pocket-universe that has semi-active, magikal portals to Pangaia.
*Daímones Lexikón* (Greek: *Dæmons Lexicon*)
*De Cœlesti Hierarchia* (Latin: *Hierarchy of the Celestials*)
*De Occulta Shedim Cultus* (Latin: *Secrets of Evil Spirit Worship*)
*Nnnrr'luhh ot Cthunhoniasma* species — species from the Dreamrealms

## Notes

1. ↑ The durinn are the species that initially appeared in far-northern Eurus area and is now their kingdom Vogboldir.
2. ↑ The sylvanni are the species that initially appeared on the continent Eiralænor in now the sylvanni kingdom Eiralor.
3. ↑ Butamimi (豕耳, literally meaning *pig ears*, from buta (豕, *pig*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
4. ↑ Koumorimimi (蝙耳, literally meaning *bat ears*, from koumori (蝙, *bat*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
5. ↑ Ookamimimi (狼耳, literally meaning *wolf ears*, from ookami (狼, *wolf*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
6. ↑ Inumimi (犬耳, literally meaning *dog ears*, from inu (犬, *dog*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
7. ↑ Kumamimi (熊耳, literally meaning *bear ears*, from kuma (熊, *bear*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
8. ↑ Umamimi (馬耳, literally meaning *horse ears*, from uma (馬, *horse*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
9. ↑ Kawausomimi (獺耳, literally meaning *otter ears*, from kawauso (獺, *otter*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
10. ↑ Nekomimi (猫耳, literally meaning *cat ears*, from neko (猫, *cat*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries. *Not to be confused with Nekomata.*
11. ↑ Usagimimi (兎耳, literally meaning *bunny/hare/rabbit ears*, from usagi (兎, *bunny/hare/rabbit*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
12. ↑ Kitsunemimi (狐耳, literally meaning *fox ears*, from kitsune (狐, *fox*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries. *Not to be confused with Kitsune.*
13. ↑ Nezumimi (鼠耳, literally meaning *mouse/rat ears*, from nezu (鼠, *mouse/rat*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over centuries.
14. ↑ Ushichibusa (牛乳房, literally meaning *cow-udders*, from ushi (牛, *cow*) + hibusa (乳房, *udders*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over the centuries.
**Update:** ***The ushichibusa is not going to be part of* Pangaia Hinxworth*, though it* MAY *exist as a kemonomimi species. Probably not.***
15. ↑ Ushimimi (牛耳, literally meaning *cow ears*, from ushi (牛, *cow*) + mimi (耳, *ear*)) is one of many species that collectively refer to themselves as kemonomimi (獣耳, *animal-ears*). They came from the world of Ikiyochi through multiple dimensional portals over the centuries.