Oil Cougar Ad

From the company that brought you Cat Milk, here comes Fur Oil - a bodybuilder's best friend in toning the fur to show out much of the muscles! It doesn't even harm the fur! It works on all species, even on scaled ones!

The badger is now resting in the sauna after a hard work. Oh no, he's naked, but don't worry, he's covered himself (well, from view anyway)!

A newcomer joins the ranks of the Beastmen Bodybuilders. He is an American Badger, and he shows to you that he is not just gonna sit by and let others take all the attention.

Fox Hunter

A young muscular fox scouts the woods, the mountains, the dungeons, anywhere, as long as the payment for the mission is met. Who knows what he does with his big muscular body though.

White lions are a result of some gene mutation in the lions. They are not albino, as their fur isn't really pure white. Still, that doesn't mean they can never be buff now?\r\n\r\nDone in Photoshop.

A muscular lizard poses in front of the camera. He's not your run-of-the-mill local reptilian you see in your yard. Nope! Done with Photoshop.

Milk Panther Ad

This is a nice poster for Milk Cat company. Why not put a muscular model? It makes the sales go up really fast!\r\n

Here's the red dragon.\r\n\r\nAs opposed to his Green Dragon buddy, the Red Dragon is obviously buffer, and has wings. My something to nitpick are the wings... they look off.\r\n\r\nNevertheless he is buff!

This one is a gift for the artist named Kokurou (who is also the brown dragon in the image). He asked me to draw him and his other character Jam using the reference on his site (www.furnation.com/digiknight/index3.htm). He likes it! ^ ^

The three tigers pose for the audience. From left to right, we have the Siberian, the Bengal and the Maltese to show their beautiful muscles to the people!

This is an Asiatic Lion, a sub-species of the lion where they have combed, semi-shorter mane, with more yellow and lighter fur. Of course, being lions, they must be buffed out!

Nope, no Popeye-like effect involving tangerines being eaten to get buff is used here.\r\n\r\nMeet Tangerine, a relative's cat I buffed out. He got his name for his orange patch, and I heard he is a crossbreed. I am not sure why, but yeah. I decided to buff him out. XD

I did the wolf, so now here's the fox. He's an Arctic Fox, cousin of the Red Fox. He is a training partner of Arctic Wolf, both are buddies.

The arctic wolf stands mighty in front of the ice, showing his muscles. He's the cousin of the Grey Wolf, and despite being somewhat small, he is as buff as his relative.

This is a gift for MuscleWolf featuring his lion character Sharpclaw, one of my faves in his collection.\r\n\r\nObviously, the lion's a big, beefy golden feline!

The Maltese tiger is a rare subspecies of tigers living in the Southeast Asian areas. They have blue-greyish fur and are known for being few.\r\n\r\nThey need to survive - and giving them muscles is a good go!

Ah, the new guy.\r\n\r\nHe's an Indonesian maneless lion. As you can see, he has very short mane and is quite scruffy. Hopefully, his personality isn't.

Why must I forget one of the giant lizards? This bodybuilder is a T-Rex, and well, the build compliments his ferocity. Hopefully, he doesn't bite.

Draft horses are big. You can never go wrong with their sizes, so why not give them a complementary physique for bodybuilding?

My friend Cid requested him to be drawn as a knight, and well, I have problems. Hopefully, this would make it up.\r\n\r\n(C) Cid is owned by himself.

A peacock is a rare creature to be buffed, not to mention anthro-ized! Here I give you the colorful male peacock (yes, males are the ones who are colorful!) giving his best!

A good guy named Benton helped me out with some stuff, and so in return, I drew him and his fantasies - he likes foxes and being buff, so why not do a little muscle-worship? Anyway, this is, again, a gift for him.\r\n\r\n(C) Benton is owned by himself

Yes, like the red wolf, I actually thought of Siberian Tiger being different from the Bengal one.\r\n\r\nBesides, white tigers are cool to look at, don't you think?

While I did upload a wolf, it was the Grey Wolf, and since the red wolf is different from the grey wolf, I might as well make one.\r\n\r\nYeah, it's me making up excuses just to draw another wolf.

Hmm... I suddenly thought of yet another obscure animal (mainly dinosaur) being buffed - pterosaurs (or in the easier word - pterodactyls). While we have a few runnign around online, you really see them rarely.

This guy is a rare breed - I mean, where can you find muscled chameleons running around or even posing? Wait, maybe they are invisible?

Old one is this: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/72821/\r\n\r\nCoyotes are like wolves, but of course, they need muscles too! Why not give them a chance to do bodybuilding?

For the old pic, go and visit this link: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/53409/\r\n\r\nAh, grey wolves. They are known for hunting and stalking effectively. I am sure no harm would be done (heck, benefits are even considered) when they go to the path of speedos-wearing beastmen!

For the old image, go here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/53383/\r\n\r\nFoxes are rarely seen muscular, if not toned. They are usually revealed as stealthy and agile. Why not give them a shot at bodybuilding?

You can view the original work here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/147698/\r\n\r\nOtters are great swimmers, we all know that. However, those anybody here wonder why swimming doesn't do anything to their body at all? Hmm... It's time to give them the body they need.