| Sasquatch, Godzilla, King Kong, Loch Ness, Goblin, Ghoul, Zombie with no conscious? Of all the monsters that have lived in fiction for decades, what kind of monster never gets old for you? Please no answers like "Humans" or "The dark side of our minds" or dark edgy shit like that. |
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DoctorCaim said: Sasquatch, Godzilla, King Kong, Loch Ness, Goblin, Ghoul, Zombie with no conscious? Of all these monsters that have lived in tales for decades, what kind of monster never gets old for you? Please no answers like "Humans" or "The dark side of our minds" or dark edgy shit like that. Darn, I was totally going for the Boogeyman. In that case, Frankenstein's monster. Was always a cool idea that we could electrocute dead bodies to make monsters. |
| A great protagonist once said, "It's only overpowered if you can't return the favor!" |
| Reanimated mummies and corpses. I know it's kinda lame and generic, but ever since I was a kid I've always had a fascination for them, and I still think they're spooky if done right. When that guy in The Mummy awoke from his tomb... man, that's some creepy shit. Or the redeads in Zelda OoT and MM. |
| Sirens, they're just too clever. |
| Dragons, witches, werewolves, ogres, and cyclopes. edit: wow, I forgot my #1 favorite: Death. As in the Grim Reaper, in case somebody doesn't notice the capital 'D'. |
Old_RavenMar 18, 2015 5:49 PM
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| Leviathan and generally any underwater monsters. That shit is my nightmares so how can it get boring. |
Moog- said: I've never seen a good mummy movie but I do admit their general appearance is pretty unsettling. Mummies. I know it's kinda of lame and generic, but ever since I was a kid I've always had a fascination for them, and I still think they're spooky if done right. When that guy in The Mummy awoke from his tomb... man, that's some creepy shit. 7starkiller99 said: I genuinely get a little spooked with the whole "Living Dead" concept as well. Despite how joked about zombies are now, I still find that shit creepy when it's not being used ridiculouslyIn that case, Frankenstein's monster. Was always a cool idea that we could electrocute dead bodies to make monsters. |
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| Pretty much all of the giant monsters, especially Godzilla (and it's knockoffs), and any giant insects and spiders. |
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| dragons never gets old |
| badass dragons with scales and not some feather shit and homosexual look |
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DoctorCaim said: Moog- said: I've never seen a good mummy movie but I do admit their general appearance is pretty unsettling. Mummies. I know it's kinda of lame and generic, but ever since I was a kid I've always had a fascination for them, and I still think they're spooky if done right. When that guy in The Mummy awoke from his tomb... man, that's some creepy shit. Yeah, I just love pictures of decaying mummies and corpses. They're so ominous, grotesque... and beautiful. Some of them are cute, too. |
| Dragons and Godzilla |
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| Vampires Team Edward |
| cookie monster |
CookieGawd said: cookie monster I miss Cookie monster. Now there's that veggie monster... |
| A great protagonist once said, "It's only overpowered if you can't return the favor!" |
Eiji-chan said: badwolf45f said: Dragons and Godzilla Talking about Godzilla, i have yet to watch the remake movie is it anny good? It was pretty meh, there's barely any action between Godzilla and the monsters and well, Godzilla only appears like 5 times? not worth it imo. |
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| I enjoy most of them except for the swamp thing. He never did seem interesting to me as much as werewolves, undead, monsters or goblin-type things. [quote=DoctorCaim] Moog- said: Agreed. This is even the case with some types of goblin/ghoul type creatures. It needs to take itself seriously for me to do the same.Despite how joked about zombies are now, I still find that shit creepy when it's not being used ridiculously |
| "In the end the World really doesn't need a Superman. Just a Brave one" |
| Tentacle monster >.> |
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| loli vampires |
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| Witches, Vampires, mythical animals of all kinds, stuff based on old religions, Demons, and Angels. |
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| Frankenstein's Monster (Universal Version), the 50ft Woman, Godzilla, Gamera, the ants from THEM, Cerberus, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and many others. |
| Cthulhu, Kraken and Khepri. I like all the monsters from China Mieville's fictional works. |
| are you kidding? GOJIRA edit: can i get a dankickyou please!!! |
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| I'm not really into fictional monsters but growing up the chupacabra was always interesting to me |
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| Nazi zombies |
| Big foot |
| Zombies and anything to do with consuming. Vampires and all the multitude of varieties that come along with it. Or deep sea water creatures. The ocean is always filled with crazy things. |
Narmy said: loli vampires loli anything |
eturnity said: Narmy said: loli vampires loli anything Are you calling loli monsters? >: I |
Moog- said: eturnity said: loli anything Are you calling loli monsters? >: I ok |
| I have always been frightened of what sort of things could live in the ocean. D: Like a huge sea monster or something. But at the same time, I have a dangerous curiosity to find out. |
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| Kenjataimu mode status: 恒久 |
| Succubus and Incubus probably, it is interestingly act as a reflection of human promiscuous nature and the battle between morality and the 'animal' inside us. |
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azzuRe said: Despite the deep symbolism they represent I still can't help but laugh when I see a succubus equipped with a throbbing penisSuccubus and Incubus probably, it is interestingly act as a reflection of human promiscuous nature and the battle between morality and the 'animal' inside us. |
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DoctorCaim said: azzuRe said: Despite the deep symbolism they represent I still can't help but laugh when I see a succubus equipped with a throbbing penisSuccubus and Incubus probably, it is interestingly act as a reflection of human promiscuous nature and the battle between morality and the 'animal' inside us. Succubus porn is the best porn. |
| The most important things in life is the people that you care about |
Endycia said: j0x said: dragons never gets old |
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| I can never get tired of zombies. I used to be legit scared of them as a kid, but now I'm like absorbing what I denied myself as a child. I even feel like writing a story about them. |
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| Skeletons. I'm being pursued by skeletons constantly, it's scary. Once I saw someone get bit by a skeleton, and then when they died they turned into a skeleton. |
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