Sibuxiang

Appearance
Sibuxiang has a beige/light brown fur with a a few white dots on the thighs and tail and has two brown horns on his forehead. He also wears a red cape with white clouds tied around his neck. His face is constantly hidden by a white and red mask or by a way or another when the mask is off, wether it be in the main Manhua or in Beast Jokes. As Sibuxiang's name states, his body is made of different animal parts. His front legs and paws are those of a feline, but he mostly looks like a deer.

Name
Sibuxiang, literally meaning “four dissimilarities”, is a way to call any animals, real or mythical, that seems to be composed of several others. A more commonly known example of a sibuxiang is the qilin, a beast that lives in peaceful places and is believed to bring peace and prosperity. More generally, Sibuxiang is another name for Père David's deer.

Trivia

 * In Beast Jokes he wears a mask because he is too beautiful to be around others.
 * Sibuxiang was Grand Duke Jiang's mount in "Investiture of the Gods", a famous 16th century Chinese novel that greatly influences the Gods-and-Demons genre.
 * Was mistaken for a deer by another deer.