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* ''[[Monster Girl Quest Paradox]]'' has this despite every single enemy being sapient and defeated non-lethally. The organs (which include things like tails) can also be stolen or given freely by enemies. Apparently, these organs are shed naturally, which allows them to be obtained without inflicting significant-and-probably-lethal trauma. |
* ''[[Monster Girl Quest Paradox]]'' has this despite every single enemy being sapient and defeated non-lethally. The organs (which include things like tails) can also be stolen or given freely by enemies. Apparently, these organs are shed naturally, which allows them to be obtained without inflicting significant-and-probably-lethal trauma. |
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* Boss monsters in ''[[Godville]]'' usually leave behind at least one artifact which came from their bodies, ranging from skins to fillets. |
* Boss monsters in ''[[Godville]]'' usually leave behind at least one artifact which came from their bodies, ranging from skins to fillets. |
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* In ''[[Don't Starve]]'' there is practically no monster that ''cannot'' be hunted for meat this way - seeing as the whole idea is, well, not to starve. The catch is figuring out how to prepare it. |
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== Web Comics == |
== Web Comics == |
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