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Prince Olivier Jacques Gaudreau IV became the prince of France in 1321.

At 12 years old, the boy was contacted in his chambers by an enchantress, who spoke of evil and the rewards that come with it. She coerced Olivier to make a pact with an ancient demon and was gifted an enchanted wolf pelt.

With this pelt, he transformed into a werewolf and haunted France for decades, bringing dread and disease to the land.

A man named Jean Chastel shot and killed the Prince on June 19, 1767.

Since the announcements and the recent trailer, I have drawn 4 different depictions of werewolves I've found on the internet.

There's the wolf, the splitting werewolf, the human faced werewolf, and the satanic werewolf.

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Let me know what ya'll think of the art!^^

Peter Parker has an AI assistant, and this is apparently troubling to a lot of people on X/Twitter. They are all very, very upset that Peter has a smart AI assistant, with plenty complaining about how he "Still has Stark Tech" and that "This is too high tech for him"

It's not, though? An AI assistant is not stark tech because with that logic that means you, me, the homeless guy outside, basically anybody with a smartphone made after 2007 is Iron Man and counts as a High Tech using superhero... Which is completely bogus.

This whole thing is not new. This is not High Tech. This is baby Tech that you and I already have. Siri, Alexa, Bixby, Roleplay chat bots, literally any bot that talks to you and can look things up on the internet. That is regular civilian tech, not special secret superhero tech.

Let me know what you guys think.