Favorite Mythological Creature

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Kasawd

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Humwawa is an excellent submission.

Cookie for anyone who knows who the hell Humwawa is.
 

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Somewhere in this world exists a Mythological creature so Rare... so uncommon, and so valuable, that he has barely been spotted since he was first supposedly "Discovered" almost 12 years ago.

I have a picture with me of a picture of what experts believe to be the creature sighted in 2007.


People say that this creature Nicknamed "Duke" is just a myth, there was very little evidence that he existed. The most solid proof was in 1996 when he was sighted near Strip Bars, Space Stations and even in a crater on the moon!

However, after that, he was barely ever seen again. After the huge frantic "Duke" sightings, he appears to have vanished. We occasionally get a video, a picture, but it's so uncommon, that these couldn't be the real deal.

The creature was Dubbed by experts "A waste of time" in May. And then, everything fell silent, in the world... of the Duke.
 

Abedeus

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Wasder said:
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Rex Dark said:
Does Cthulu count?
Only if you can both say and SPELL his name correctly. Cthulhu.

I'm going to say - Loki. The ultimate trickster, half-giant, half-god. Bound by nothing, enemy of nobody, ally of the chaos.

Yes, he's that awesome.
There are many different spellings of Kthulu, as it's meant to be from an alien language.

I'm going with the Hounds of Tindalos.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hounds_of_tindalos

They have no known appearance... but they hunt you in your nightmares. And Metallica did a song about them. Kickass.
The official spelling is "Cthulhu".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu

Yes, there are a lot of variations, but The Call of Cthulhu was the first book in which he appeared.
 

Christemo

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Typhon. he has a hundred snakes as a belt, he can throw mountains, he was buried under the volcano Etna by Zeus, but the best of all, HE STOLE ZEUS´ KNEES!

also, in Titan Quest, hes the most epic boss ever.
 

bioshockedcriticjrr

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Yatzee's imp. I wanna have one as a pet because wanna make it attack my English teacher whenever he's an asshole

Seriously though, I would probably go with Frankenstein's monster. And not the staggering "Grrrrr. Fire BAD" one from the early movie
I'm talking about the one from the book. the one who is abandoned by his creator, yet acquires intelligence, the ability to read and write and a lust for revenge for being created the way he was

here's what he looks like. ish

http://threesixty360.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/frontispiece_to_frankenstein_1831.jpg?w=315&h=409
 

Akai Shizuku

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I can't decide between werewolves, manticores or dragons. I also like the phoenix...hmmm...wolpertingers are also made of awesome.
 

kingdelete

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Has to be giant fire breathing flying and all around magical dragons, sharp teeth and all. I do like the dragons from eragorn books partly because you can partner with them and second cause you can use majic because of it :D
 

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Mimsofthedawg said:
If we're going to play that game, Michael the Archangel is right up there. Commander of the Army of God? That's fucking awesome.


He's also a snappy dresser.
 

Toahne

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Dragon of course, best mythological creature in my book. Lots of myths and stories about them.
 

high_castle

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I used to have quite a thing for dragons...you know, the Western fire-breathing-four-legged-giant-flying-lizard dragons. I read basically any fantasy that featured them. (Which, incidentally, involved reading quite a few things that were flat-out bad, but oh well). As a teenager, I was also big into vampires. Thankfully I spent my teenaged years pre-Twilight, and the vampires I enjoyed belonged to Stoker, Rice, Atwater-Rhodes, and countless B-movies where the vamps were violent, deadly, and actually interesting. Now, though...I don't know. I'm more into science fiction than fantasy, and for the moment I've shelved my interests in mythology.
 
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AndyFromMonday said:
The Hydra. You can only kill her by cutting off her gigantic head, and whenever you cut off a head 2 more grow back. Seriously, you're fucked if you ever come across a Hydra.
What if you just cut off its torso?
I don't think torsos grow back.