#The Curse of Anubis

[gameraboy2]

Jonny Quest (1964), "The Curse of Anubis"

[diabloindigo]

Don’t mess with the camel, Bandit

Jonny Quest “The Curse of Anubis”

[anubiarts]

now hear me out

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[ofsapphicambers]

Today I did the most impulsive thing regarding this fandom I have ever done.

I got a mask of anubis tattoo (whilst in london as im on vacation here — with my best friend i met in the fandom 9 years ago).

It���s my fourth tattoo and I love it so much and so i thought you would appreciate it too.

it’s on my inner wrist and it’s still sore but i needed to share as this has been such a big part of my life and i just love it so much.

[non-cannon]

Why does the show/the characters regard Robert as some kind of mega Egypt genius?

Aside from the unique artifacts that he stole and hid and the curses he bumbled into (and possibly access to other artifacts and texts that fell victim to time and the Victorians) I cannot believe that he learned/knew anything that no modern Egytologist couldn't figure out with their access to more information, modern technology, and ability/willingness to collaborate with others.

Like was Robert special, or was he just cursed?

[sunlight-katich]

Menhit, Khenra. Player’s character from our “Curse of Strahd” campaign. Full art

[houseofpunisher]

she’s so girlfriend

[thechosenanubis]

In S1 in House of Identity/House of Emergency (ep. 26 & 27) towards the end of the episode, there is a piece of dialogue which hurts so much more in hindsight:

Nina: it’s my fault that Alfie’s in the hospital. Fabian: No, no it’s not. Patricia should never have left that bottle in her bag. Nina: Don’t you understand? I’m like some curse. I was the one who was given the locket. I found the cylinders. I wish I could just go back in time and turn down the scholarship. [cut to S3 where Nina doesn't come back.]

[therosiestofrubys]

Grappling superstar Devo

[nostalgic-bee]

Piper somehow finding out about sibuna would’ve been such an interesting plot point in the show

Do I know where it would fit? Not really but it’s still interesting to think about

[gameraboy2]

Jonny Quest (1964), "The Curse of Anubis"

[diabloindigo]

Jonny Quest “The Curse of Anubis”

[mask-of-anubis]

Fabian:

[tomoleary]

Doug Wildey - Jonny Quest "Curse of Anubis" Illustration Original Art (undated)

[non-cannon]

I've been having serious thoughts about what if Nina went crazy/evil. I'm thinking it's her self imposed isolation. She does it to keep the people she cares about safe, but the result is she doesn't have anyone at all.

When her gran does die to Paragon related shenanigans, it leaves her with no one at all, and convinces her that she did the right thing by leaving.

When the Osirian dies, the chosen one doesn't, but Nina feels it all the same. It feels like a piece of her soul was torn out. She doesn't know Eddie lives, she doesn't reach out to anyone to confirm.

After leaving the school the others manage to live normal lives, Nina doesn't. She continues to deal with curses and spirits and what not. She struggles with the literal weight of the world on her shoulders, alone. She has no friends, no family, no Osirian. She never becomes KT's roommate or reunites with Amber in NYC.

And maybe Nina doesn't turn evil from this, but she does go to a dark place. I mean there is no villain more terrifying than one who thinks they're doing the right thing.

And years later, Nina accidentally reunites with some or all of Sibuna, and they give her shit for abandoning them. And she feels guilty about it, and responsible for what they went through without her, but she's glad it was just the one more year for them and that they were spared her fate. Not that she tells them about any of it.

And of course a mystery pops up, and Nina puts more effort into keeping them out of it, than into solving it, and it leads to disaster. And since this is a tragedy, Nina's takeaway is not to include people, but a renforcement that her existence is a curse, not just to her, but also to the people around her.

And between Nina's story here and Sarah's there is a lingering question, is being the chosen one a curse, or a self fulfilling prophicy of ruin?

[sukethson]

Contrary to popular belief, anubis isn’t any super great dad, but at least his trying (unlike a certain square ear father) . He has a habit of forgetting his children are children and often refers to them as it, the things, and little monsters.

He does end up murdering his wife for banging their brothers (who could of seen that coming) which sends him into a identity crisis about being just like his father, and than makes it a mission to be a better papi to his two kids.

This cursed shit is how imagine him telling Anput he washed Kebechet