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Never mind. Just realized it's a joke. God I'm not good at being social
OFC You are correct, I figured someone would correct me lol. The wiki says
These black-shelled Diablos are treated as a subspecies, but they are actually just normal female Diablos in heat. The color change is a warning to other creatures, as they tend to become extremely aggressive during the mating season.
I've had 30 years to practice and I still can't human