The Silmarillion Calendar features images from The Silmarillion, a collection of myths and stories in the wider Middle-earth setting that covers the history of Tolkien’s fantasy world up to the Third Age.
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In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Coco is a rabbit visitor to your island, but she’s quite a perplexing one. She has three gaping black holes that serve as her eyes and mouth, and she appears to be made of hard clay and stone rather than flesh and fur.
Moder is a terrifying embodiment of the wild, untamed aspects of nature; a dark guardian deity of the forest; a fusion of man, elk, and tree.
One of Umbrella’s primary aims was to create a living, thinking killing machine, one with unmatched combat abilities and high durability, which could also understand and execute complex commands – in their minds, the ultimate bioweapon.
Shuppet is a shadowy little sheet ghost that feeds on the negative emotions of people, such as anger, jealousy, resentment, and malice. It is inspired by a small, smiling, handmade Japanese weather charm.
Star Wars Creatures of Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Welcome back to the Star Wars galaxy to look at some of the creatures that inhabit it. Previously, we’ve looked at the animals in A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, so it should come as no surprise to discover that it’s now time
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Resembling grotesque, half-charred alien corpses, Chimeras are spindly, spider-like humanoids that scrabble around on the walls and ceilings in the secret laboratory beneath the Spencer Mansion, even scuttling through air ducts to get from one room to another.
After a recent visit to the zoo, I became interested in the history of the site, not least because it contains a castle and the world’s largest collection of Tecton buildings. The Tecton structures give the site its own identity, and the zoo rightly celebrates these buildings.
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Ostensibly, this is the Rainbow Road from Mario Kart 64, one of the most infamous tracks in Mario Kart history, but in reality it has been changed so much that it might as well be a completely different course.
Lisa Trevor is a terrifying sight. Clothed only in a rotting hospital gown, she is bony and hunched over, clearly showcasing years of captivity and medical abuse. She shuffles rather than walks, howling with agony as she does so.