#scary frightening

[vancilart]

elder dragon boogaloo

[kinkajouwof]

kinkajeff the killer

[abovesn4kes]

based off this

[epic-dragon-hell-99]

Top 10 Scariest Color/Gene Combos (Part 1/2)

Long post... Be prepared for a fright under the cut 😈

10. Lead Tide

Environmental contamination. What are we doing to our oceans. Tidelord would be disappointed. And also full of lead. (Have dragons invented microplastics yet?) Anyways do not drink these guys especially if you are a baby or something like that.

9. Fire Wasp

Many people are afraid of bees, and many more are afraid of wasps. While both may or may not be able to sting you (depending on species), and one is ultimately a subtype of the other, even people who think every bug is so cool and so cutes might get scared if they had mastery over the element of fire (and can still sting you). I think if a wasp could burn you, it would hurt a lot, and they might also be impervious to fire and smoke as a deterrent. I suppose they could just have a particularly "spicy" venom instead? Good thing there aren't any species of wingless wasp (ant) known for a fiery venom that are prone to being highly invasive in much of the United States and abroad! (Editor's Note: Fire ants are real and can hurt you. For most people in most situations, this is usually an inconvenience more than anything.)

8. Orca Thylacine

A hybrid between an orca and a thylacine would probably be a capable predator on land and at sea, as well as tolerate a broad range of climates. Furthermore, it would have both the motive and the intelligence to enact revenge on humanity or whatever. Has science gone too far?

7. Pumpkin Phantom

Oh no, it's the scary Halloween guy! With an epithet like "phantom," you can be sure this undead dragon is down for some mischief and haunting. Maybe even some shrieking and terrorizing! It may not be the scariest concept on the list, but it isn't for lack of trying. If rates of fatal decapitation spike in your area, we know who to blame...

6. Shadow Clown

Look out! It's Problems the Evil Shadow Clown, from those TikTok animations! Or maybe it's actually Problems the Regular Shadow Clown, who knows? But both clowns and the dark are scary to many people, so a clown *of* darkness? That is probably the scariest thing someone on Earth could imagine. Anyways I'm pretty sure this guy has some sort of Weapons or Dark Powers regardless. (You can also make this entry a joke about juggalos, if you want.)

[the-watcher-in-the-sky]

[thebxghag]

as promised to @mugentakeda , my ultra super secret technique, passed down my family line for generations: FMA adjacent spooky uncle Iroh.

[temiree]

Commission for Ravage509, featuring his character Chikara (right), and his BF, Flare! I love doing haunted house aesthetics. xp

I hope everyone has a great Halloween tomorrow! I'll have a Halloween-themed Ryan-Nes comic up tomorrow, and I'm going to be streaming I-Spy Spooky Mansion in the late evening, NA time. :3

[aroaceleovaldez]

once again thinking about the worldbuilding in the riordanverse of "names are power" / "belief is power."

The Tri were only able to become immortal through convincing enough people to worship them that it became true. Monsters and immortals only exist through continued belief, and if enough people believe that they're dead or gone then it becomes true, like Pan. Their varied forms exist and manifest as they're believed in and called upon. Names call attention and epithets summon aspects. They're acknowledgement. Belief. Putting a name to a concept creates it as an individual.

And that's so fascinating when you start applying it to demigods. How much of their abilities are based on belief in themselves, in expectations of each other, in their parents' expectations of them? We've seen mortal figures who became immortal in some form or another because they were remembered. Even the lares - ancestral house gods, who persist because they're remembered. They have a legacy.

At what point does a demigod achieve that status? Rumors and whispers about them so persistent that they slowly become true. "I heard that Jason Grace is the son of two gods, does that make him a god?" "I heard Percy Jackson defeated a titan single-handedly. That he can create hurricanes without breaking a sweat. That he can control blood." After awhile, after enough rumors, does it become impossible to tell where they end and the legends begin? Isn't that what being a demigod is; half-legend?

[kwillow]

Despite his celestial heritage, Ambroys lacks the most awe-inspiring features of his kin. No wings, only two eyes, a distinctly mortal proclivity for failure... you could almost mistake him for human.

Almost.

[explicette]

[veresidae]

Been working on a homonculus he keeps hurting me

[nofacednerd]

More MAWSM Kara emo kid headcanons since people loved the other post so much afhsgdg

(She’s listening to MCR)

[s7ieben]

Trick or treat

Who is hiding inside the forest? Who is hiding under the red coat?

ink on paper – drawing – 21 x 29 cm

S7IEBEN.art RedBubble

[amygdalae]

Just realized this is technically the last pic I took with all my hair b4 getting it cut short the other day

[shitpostingkats]

I love how they're just canonically eachother community theatre besties.

[otiksimr]

I saw ur reblog and I just wanna I say I LOVE cabin in the woods so much amazing movie

My people. Come to meeee

Honestly watching that movie is kind of comforting in a weird way. It's horror and all but it's a fun horror that you find yourself enjoying the journey of instead of being terrified at every corner.