What makes this design so erotic?

what makes this design so erotic?

Attached: Klonoa.png (340x342, 114K)

No shirt.

fluffy kemoshota, belt around neck

Nothing.
Homosexuals are mentally ill.

>homophobia is an actual mental illness
>calls homosexuals mentally ill
oh the irony

What

This was an ad from over twenty years ago

Attached: kload1.jpg (1023x679, 124K)

If you believe hard enough you can smell klonoa

Big floppy ears.

woah wtf

user...

The W.H.O also considers gaming a mental disorder, so I don't know what you're getting at here.

kemoshota

Attached: 1577163060700.jpg (950x950, 253K)

>the very concept of cutesy cartoon characters gives me a boner
is this normal?

Maybe you're just a furry shotacon or something.
But no, it's not normal.

I'm a shotacon AND a lolicon

Good for you, I guess.

what if you made your own kemoshota

Seek help, user

hahaha and then what

What are your favorite cutesy cartoon characters user?

Attached: 1564923162642.png (245x227, 10K)

stuff

Attached: 2F679839-55B9-4707-BD3A-0C35D96DFDF8.jpg (1004x777, 470K)

>TWO KLONOA THREADS
we're being raided bros

KLONOA IS A BITCH ASS MOTHERFUCKER AND IS A FAILED MASCOT OF A SHITTY SERIES
FURFAGS YIFF IN HELL

Attached: PepePunch.jpg (575x512, 18K)

you won't be saying that when he gets in smash

Attached: 1582677802487.gif (300x300, 1.2M)

Then he'll just be a failed mascot who got in Smash.
Nothing much changes.

Attached: klonoa49.png (2164x1875, 2.99M)

>what makes this design so erotic?

My guess would be bad childhood/parenting & excessive pornography exposure

retard

you having a mental illness

Attached: klonoa23.png (4961x3766, 2.28M)

Pray that it's just a cold, Klonoa, and not Klonoavirus.

Attached: 1583040455851.png (498x496, 233K)

continue

Attached: klonoa40.png (1200x596, 389K)

Attached: klonoa35.png (1000x589, 378K)

Attached: klonoa59s.png (1129x471, 382K)

Attached: klonoa34.png (799x497, 431K)

Attached: klonoa13.png (750x725, 380K)

I'm gonna need source for all of these

just look on e621

Attached: klonoa39.png (600x567, 341K)