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▲ 14 r/HalfSword

Since we have Zombies in the Abyss

How about something like werewolves, which were a thing in medieval folklore; since Half Sword takes place in the Middle Ages.

I imagine the Willie would look all hairy like how some werewolves in media look like hairy humans, have sharpened fingernails for improvised claw scratches, and a bite attack to maul with human teeth being more canine-like.

Said werewolf enemy would be pretty durable, tank a lot of damage, and bit harder to kill.

I guess I can see it being in something like, maybe a possible Halloween update.

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u/Mamboo07 — 1 day ago
▲ 226 r/pleistocene+1 crossposts

"A ground sloth headed to a kelp forest in search of resources, but it didn't know that would be its last dive..." (Art by @CTS_YTDC2)

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The ground sloth diving is Megalonyx

u/ExoticShock — 5 hours ago
▲ 52 r/Naturewasmetal

Southern United States, 66 mya. (Art by DrPeever)

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A titan has fallen. A massive storm has swept up this Titanosarcolites giganteus and embedded it into the sand.

The immense rudist is helpless as its body starts to dry out, while an inquisitive young dinosaur watches.

u/Mamboo07 — 6 days ago
▲ 374 r/Naturewasmetal

Croc-Hunting Feline (Art by HodariNundu)

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So, mystery Pleistocene big cat Feliopsis has been suggested as part of a lost lineage of crocodile-hunting pantherines that also includes the older Pachypanthera.

With 5 million years between them, I can totally see the Pleistocene form as a derived water tiger of sorts! :B

u/Mamboo07 — 6 days ago
▲ 271 r/Naturewasmetal+1 crossposts

Prodeinotherium vs Megistotherium (Art by HodariNundu)

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Inspired by John Gurche's famous Barosaurus vs Allosaurus, and by today's weather.

A beast that may have been able to bring down rhinos and proboscideans on its own, a most properest creature fr

u/ExoticShock — 7 days ago
▲ 879 r/Naturewasmetal+2 crossposts

“Waves of Destiny” (Art by IsaacOWJ)

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A lone Dodo stares at the vast sea, unaware of an imminent cataclysm. He wonders what that strange cloud may be.

u/45s — 9 days ago
▲ 22 r/BattleForDreamIsland

Not surprised that TPOT's failed debuters are treated awfully as lesser subhumans by everyone, no wonder they're still dead as of now

u/Mamboo07 — 16 days ago
▲ 246 r/Monsterverse

This Titan is a machine. A machine for elephants. Fit only for the evolving of elephants.

So, I guess we got some new lore according to the Monarch Files book!

u/Mamboo07 — 18 days ago
▲ 16 r/Monsterverse

KOTM's Unseen Titans

It feels like this has been going on for years since they were name-dropped in 2019, their names shown on outposts, but we still never get a look at what they actually look like.

Orochi, Baphomet, Bunyip, Leviathan, Sekhmet, Quetzalcoatl, and Typhon; the seven ignored/forgotten/neglected ones.

At least we got to see what Tiamat, Abaddon, and Amhuluk look like.

(Mokele-Mbembe has its design mentioned in the KOTM novelization, but we still haven't seen it appear yet.)

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u/Mamboo07 — 18 days ago
▲ 112 r/Naturewasmetal

The Sailor of Naunet (Art by @khapera42)

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Parapuzosia and Nyctosaurus

Inspired by vintage reconstructions of ammonites with sails and pterosaurs thought to be mammalian back then

u/Mamboo07 — 20 days ago
▲ 351 r/Naturewasmetal+1 crossposts

Indian Ocean, 5 million years ago (Art by DrPeever)

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Due to a freak storm, an Ardipithecus has found itself washed out to sea with no land in sight. The oceans of the Early Pliocene are no safe haven, and soon he comes face to face with one of the last Leviathans of the previous age.

u/ExoticShock — 24 days ago
▲ 394 r/Naturewasmetal

The Battle of the Kings (Art by Machucky Paleoart)

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Quick illustration of the new Tylosaurus rex but attacking a swimming Tyrannosaurus is not a good idea even if you're almost its size

u/Mamboo07 — 1 month ago
▲ 250 r/Monsterverse

King Ghidorah - Hollow Earth Origin (Art by Bell_airacuda37)

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"You know about the Skullcrawlers, right? That's right, the nightmare of Skull Island. Kong's mortal enemy."

"But according to legend, it's said that very rarely, a mutant strain can be born that lives for thousands of years and has the potential to become an Alpha as a guardian."

"To distinguish him from the calamity from the heavens that bears a strikingly similar appearance, the Iwi called him this... King of the Millennia Dragon Ghidorah."

u/Mamboo07 — 2 months ago