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Bill Copper (Gravity Falls)

The Titans (Monsterverse)

Shrek Forever After: Shrek signing a contract in which he gets to live in a world where he doesn't exist, the drawback is that Rumpelstiltskin rules over Far Far Away & characters such as Donkey & Fiona are different characters due to the fact Shrek never caused the events that changed them.

Hercules (Disney): At least, in this inaccurate yet entertaining version of Heracles's 12 Labors, Hades is portrayed as the Satan of Greek Mythology who wants to take over Olympus and in the middle of the movie, in return for Hercules giving up his strength in 24 hours, Meg's safety.

(I know this might be cheating considering he IS honest in his deals but I couldn't think of any other examples that fits this trope).

Basically a piece of media that tells their audience that all of their speculation are all wrong.

The Amazing Digital Circus: >!In the 7th episode of TADC we follow the gang as they go from enjoying the beach (except Jax) to following a figure who calls themselves "Abel" who claims to know how to leave the Circus and also has been visible throughout some episodes in the background. Before the Episode launched, fans speculate as to who he is and when it dropped, all of their theories came crashing down as Able was nothing short of an NPC created by Ringmaster Caine as well as the escape being nothing short of an adventure.!<

Gravity Falls: >!While fans were speculating on who the author of the journals was, a fake screenshot would appear showing that it was Mcgucket who was the Author, hyping some fans while having others be more skeptical. After the premier of the episode "The Society Of The Blind Eye" it was unsurprising that the screenshot was not only fake, but created by none other than Alex Hirsch himself, creator behind the show.!<

I've heard of some discussions on how, if Non-avian Dinosaurs somehow survived (ignoring the laws of evolution) Humans would most likely hunt them just like we did with megafauna during the Pleistocene such as Mammoths, Woolly Rhinoceros, Cave Bears and so much more.

So if our ancestors were able to take these animals down, would they be able to hunt and possibly drive some dinosaurs to extinction?

Would these (Alternate) Early humans use the same tactics as our own timeline or would they come up with unique hunting strategies for a specific Dinosaur?

Bill Cipher (Gravity Falls)

SCP-6004 (SCP Universe)

Siren Head & Long Horse (Trevor Henderson Universe)

Godzilla & Kong's species (Monsterverse)

Imagine being a regular Paleolithic/Neolithic human and seeing something like these in your area, the striking image that befell Infront of your eyes that you just had to draw the thing that frightened you to your core and stories told by your other Cave kin.

Thousands of years passed, they still remain yet forgotten until they are unearthed and studied by future humans.

Anakin Skywalker (Star Wars): The prophesied Jedi who would bring balance to the force is consumed by the loss of his mother, anger that he experienced throughout his life from slave to Jedi and manipulated by Palpatine which culminated in him becoming the Emperor's enforcer.

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The Hollow Knight (Hollow Knight): Also called the "Pure Vessel" this creature alongside their other siblings were made in order to seal away the radiance and the infection that terrorized Hallownest, however only this particular vessel managed to climb out of the abyss and be taken in by the Pale King, put under rigorous training so that they don't have any sort of conscience of emotion, only a purpose the seal away the light. While it is unknown as to whether the Pale King themselves also was attached to the Hollow Knight as their own child, the moment the Vessel began to remember that day was the day the Radiance managed to unleash the infection once more and once you, the knight enter the Black Temple to confront the Hollow Knight themselves, they are under the control of the curse itself, albeit partially since on occasion they will stab themselves repeatedly as if conveying they retain some levels of control.

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Eridians from Project Hail Mary: Their blood is mercury due to the environment they live on their planet.

Yautja & Xenomorphs from the Alien and Predator franchise: Both species bleed green, the difference is that Yautja blood can glow while Xenomorphs are acidic.

Mantisian from Dandadan: His specie's bleed milk.

Arthropods (Irl): Their circulatory system is much different compared to vertebrates and can have a wide range of blood colors.

This is an idea I've held for a while which I never got around to actually including because of procrastination, but the basic idea is that the Astians (My world's Greeks) believed that their world/planet is the result of two goddesses (Thymia, Goddess of Earth & Orena Goddess Of Magic) getting freaky with one another eventually culminating in an orgasim that would birth the world.

As stated in this post, what was the first creature that dominated the food chain, what kinds of adaptations did they possess that solidified their place?

Above is the ancient invertebrate Anomalocaris, one of the earliest apex predators during the cambrian period.

For those unaware, Carrion is a game where you play as the Villain/Monster.

I had a few issues when making this fictional Terror Bird like creature which ranged from how to draw/design feathers all the way to it's anatomy though that has been taken care of.

My biggest obstacle is how I should make inner outlines within the feathers in order to convey that it's a creature that has feathers.

Does this revolve around making weird triangle-like shapes? I would like some advice for any bird artists or just people good with anatomy than I am.

I had a few issues when making this fictional Terror Bird like creature which ranged from how to draw/design feathers all the way to it's anatomy though that has been taken care of.

My biggest obstacle is how I should make inner outlines within the feathers in order to convey that it's a creature that has feathers.

Does this revolve around making weird triangle-like shapes? I would like some advice for any bird artists or just people good with anatomy than I am.

(Also idk what flair to use since this is my first time in this subreddit).

Everything about this design is just so aesthetically 20th century pleasing to look at and with Nicholas Cage playing as the titular character had me a bit on edge but after witnessing the trailer I have some hope that he might be able to nail the character.