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▲ 11 r/Multifandom

Any takers?

I know there's a pair in the sonic fandom but I'm curious about the others and no it doesn't to be a ship

u/DragonFire673 — 3 months ago
▲ 13 r/funComunitty

What proof do you have that your pet is the cutest?

This my doggo, she is best and no one can tell me otherwise

u/DragonFire673 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/CreaturesofSonaria

Are Elemental creatures still worth anything?

I've played for good while but I don't remember how or where I got a elemental plushie. I decided to equip it on a whim not expecting my spec to get the mutation so I wasn't prepared or have any idea what to do with it.

Well, I'm probably gonna sell it but no clue if it'd e worth anything...

u/DragonFire673 — 3 months ago
▲ 23 r/SpeculativeEvolution

[OC]Have you ever been punched by a snail?

Meet the Hellat, a diverse species related to gastropods but much more successful.

As one can see, the Hellat defense mechanism is quite unique compared to its cousins with its ability to "punch" its attacker with surprisingly high force.

They're typically solitary despite being non-territorial however younger Hellats have been observed riding larger individuals as a way to get around, helping to protect the larger Hellat when in danger.

It's not clear how long they can live for as they are very stealthy and most species reach maturity around 6 years old or get to at least 2.5 feet (76.2 centimeters) and 130 pounds (60 kilos). However the largest shell found belonged to a boxer at a diameter of 7.43 feet (226.4 centimeters) from front to back.

And yes, people have tried to domesticate them but that came from those attempts were broken fences, bones, dreams, and Hellats learning how to uppercut.

u/DragonFire673 — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/movieideas

A different time travel movie

When time travel movies involve dinosaurs or other ancient animals they depict them where their in different eras or time periods (Jurassic, Triassic, Ice age, etc).

But what if they took a biblical approach instead? Say the scientists were trying to go back to the ice age or something but they got some calibration off or and error occurred where they got sent back in time before the flood.

Now they have to try to survive an earth where **every single species is alive**, not to mention the ancient civilizations that have VERY different values than the ones we know. Imagine the shock on their faces when they see a T-rex feeding on a wooly rhino or having an encounter with a nephilim or giant

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u/DragonFire673 — 5 months ago