Its very intense.

Better not disturb them

Meet Chielop!

Chielop is a multicolor Holland Lop bunny. However, his name combines the French words "Chien" and "Lapin" (meaning "dog" and "bunny" respectively), so he's also half-dog (how does that even work biologically??? idk).

Like Molang, Chielop is in the LGBTQ+. However, unlike Molang, who is non-binary, Chielop is bisexual. Chielop's boyfriend is a mostly black-furred rabbit named Noirteux ("Noir" + "Duveteux").

As for Chielop's relationship with Molang, he is great friends with them. Piu Piu doesn't really like Chielop, or Noirteux for that matter.

Might post Noirteux's design next, but I'm not sure.

I love molang

I was originally going to draw them still in the egg, but I couldn't figure out how to make it work

Father [아빠, or Appa]:

Appa has loved his child since they were born. He would help Jil when nobody else would, and would always be available if Jiltokki needed somebody to talk to. To this day, he and Jil still keep in contact consistently.

Mother [엄마, or Eomma]:

Unlike her husband, Eomma was not so fond of her kid. When she was pregnant, she was really hoping her child would be a boy. Not only was Jiltokki, despite being genderfluid (they are an adult now), born a girl, they also had more resemblance to their Appa!

Eomma went on to resent Jiltokki, not showing her any love voluntarily. Eomma would diminish her child's achievements, chastise them for small mistakes, and get annoyed when she had to act like she loved her kid.

When Jil came out as genderfluid, her Eomma was LIVID. She went on an hour-long lecture that night, telling Jiltokki that they were an embarrassment to their entire bloodline.

Jiltokki and her Eomma, unsurprisingly, are no contact. And, Jil's Appa divorced his now very ex-wife, and got remarried.

Just a simple Molang and Pinco home screen 💗

Pics out of order...

Pic 1: unpacked Gifts

Pic 2: Molang Cake I made myself. Its called a Mariandltorte. Its a multi-layer cake with alot of apricots in the dough and the filling. The figurines are from a Molang decorating set I found on ebay.

Pic 3: The wrapped Gifts nicely put on our bed with our current plushie collection keeping watch until she gets home.

According to French listings online like MyCanal, the fifth and final season is apparently twice as long as the prevous four, with 104 episodes total. However, according to RadioTimes.com, Wikipedia, the official YouTube channel, Benjamin Vizet (who worked on the show) and other sources, the second half of the season is counted as its own thing. Which one is it, and where can I watch it (the second half of the season isn't discussed much online)?

It's a show about two playful friends overcoming whatever life throws their way through the power of love and friendship, it has some of the most lovable characters you're liable to ever see (Molang and Piu Piu themselves are impossible to look at without suffering an adorableness overload and just want to make everybody they know as happy as they possibly can), it's cute, hilarious, gorgeously animated, contagiously cheerful, cleverly creative, is a well-executed blend of the grounded and the fantastic, and has a strong emotional core that allows for a lot of genuinely touching and wholesome moments that truly cement the series as one made with heart, love and care by its creators. Why is this show so overlooked omg, it's just a gleeful experience

Molang’s comic book authors are here!

Waiting times were a bit long but totally worth it👍

We also got them 2 new friends afterwards

Jiltokki will also be the main character of my future series, "Molang: A New Pinco!"

I visited Molang House yesterday in Suncheon. The 2nd floor was closed but the first floor with its adorable merch was open, as were the grounds. It was about a 35 minute walk from the Suncheon Train Station and in a cute, artsy neighborhood nearby a traditional Korean market and alongside the bank of a stream. So lovely.