#ganimes

[lara-nibiru13]

more kaijus

[chernobog13]

Can't tell the players without a scorecard: the Showa-era Toho kaiju.

[kaijukoffee]

Ganimes the last of the Space Amoeba trio with Gezora and Kamoebas. Coconut crab lookin goober I think would be loosely related to Ebirah.

[hedorahthesillygloopgal]

them

[rapscallion-rumble]

Fish-uary Day 14: Fictional Fish (Ganimes, Gezora, and Kamoebas)

Sorry it's a sketch today. Valentine's Day (or any holiday, really) is where things in my mind don't want to work. That and I don't really know what kind of fictional fish to do. Do I do Voidfish from The Adventure Zone? A leviathan from Subnautica? A Pokemon?

Now we're here, with a stone crab, a cuttlefish, and a mata mata turtle.

[impulseimpact]

zilla finds some calamari

[monsterasia-zero]

Godzilla: The New Shōwa Chronicles 1970 - Gezora! Ganimes! Kamoebas! The Giant Monsters Of The South Seas! Art By Yasushi Torisawa

[the-kaiju-faces]

Ganimes

[godzilla-and-aang-monsters]

Carcinos

Altura: 100 metros

Peso: 24,600 toneladas

Primer Avistamiento: Isla Sergio [Tierra: Teratoverso]

Guarida: Isla Sergio [Tierra:Teratoverso] Bahía Camaleón [Avatarverso]

Aspecto: Ganimes Showa + Cangrejo de los Cocoteros + Carcinos (Mitología griega)

Controles: Agua Control [Nado, espuma y veneno] Tierra Control [Excavación]

Aliados:

Humanos: Aang, Katara, Soka, Iroh, Zuko

Kaijus y otras bestias: Godzilla, Anguirus, King Kong, Mothra, Rodan, Baragon y Gorosaurus

Enemigos:

Humanos: Aang, Katara, Soka, Iroh, Zuko (Inicialmente) Ozai y Azula

Kaijus y otras bestias: King Ghidorah (recurrente), King Kong, Manda y Godzilla (anteriormente)

[tickfleato]

AI generated pictures of animals that look realistic but are completely inaccurate to the actual animal piss me off so bad. i miss ganimals. that thing should have textures not known to man

[weirdlookindog]

Space Amoeba (Gezora, Ganime, Kameba: Kessen! Nankai no daikaijû, 1970)

[chernobog13]

Gezora was always bullying Kamoebas, shaking the lunch money out of his pockets.

Image from Stan Hyde’s Pinterest page.  Hi, Stan!

[tigerleopardlion]

South American Cougar | Damián Ganime

[hedorahthesillygloopgal]

Ganimes art!! Oh, and the others too, ig.

Ngl.. Ganimes is heavily underrated, i love her sm. Ganimes and Ebirah as a duo is also very underrated aswell!

[wind-sage-serin]

If you aren’t interested in the baneful magic thing I’ve been doing to friggin move on with my life and let go, you should probably just keep scrolling. But if you’re interested, below this cut is my experience so far.

This spell work is entirely for the sake of ensuring that someone never ever comes into contact with me again by absolutely tearing the person several new ones.

After I placed red pepper and my nails into the curse box everything went nuts. I got called the next day by his wife as she assumed he was in an affair with me. I was not. I learned of a lot more disgusting actions he supposedly has taken so that’s also why I’m doing this— I’m no longer his only victim. For the sake of her privacy I won’t be discussing the gritty details of her side of things (not my place), but suffice it to say it’s enough that it drew blood.

Before you say “why would you put something that’s a part of your body in there??”— I don’t consider my nails a part of my body, not after I cut them, they end up in the trash otherwise. I have dissociated what was a “part of me” and thrown it away. Additionally, it’s more the hair that is associated with a witch’s magical power, and the nails are more negatively associated.

In Japanese tradition you’re not supposed to leave them in open spaces as spirits and witches will take and use them for evil. In a few Jewish traditions they’re meant to be disposed of ritually and kept short, especially during grieving periods. Nails, unlike hair, have less personal power attached to them as hair does.

Symbolically, I am giving the person the box was meant for the part of himself that he grafted onto me— the part he convinced me was “me” but was little more than an emulation of himself. By putting the nails in the box, I’m permitting the mirror he tried to construct within me the permission it needs to wreck his shit.

My nails are also really sharp when long, so putting them in the box is the grafted personality directly attacking. Animals use their claws, after all, to fight for their right to live. And I’ve earned it.

So no, I don’t think nails and hair work the same for baneful magic at all. Nails are attacking, hair is defensive. You’d be much better suited to use your own hair in a spell for loving yourself.

Another tip for that: if you don’t want to use your nails, get black nail polish that’s good at peeling off easily, get it in black for drawing out the negative energy, and when you feel it’s time, peel it off and use it instead of nails.

Now that it’s all sealed up, it’s time I tell you all the things that went into it:

1. A ceramic disc with a rare element in it (the cursed object that best encapsulates it all and the epicenter of attachment)

2. A thorn from a bush (the bitter side of sweet, it’s also a huge 2" thorn too, represents the knife stuck in my back)

3. Rose thorns from the decaying part of the bush (cursed with a decaying love)

4. A few rusty nails (items the fae wanted me to put in there, guess they’ll be getting in on the action)

5. A perfect “glove” of my pet gecko’s shed skin (to never feel comfortable in one’s skin again)

6. Every hematite ring I’ve ever broken (4-5 rings total, all the energy left over the years of agony will haunt the person)

7. Clipped fingernails (constant scratches and attacks from the fake personality he made up to harm me)

8. Red chili flakes (to make him stop talking about me)

9. A ticket to the 2018 Slender Man movie i saw with him (to invoke paranoia)

10. Crushed selenite/ “stardust” (simulates the Ash Phoenix Isthangr’s Cremated Remains, which are Ganim’s version of Hell)

11. A clipped feather dropped in our front yard from a small wild bird (I clip the upper plumulaceous portion and save it to burn so it can never be reunited with the lower plume and calamus, which are shoved into the box through a narrow crevice, represents “clipping one’s wings” to keep them from taking off)

12. Beeswax (seals the box closed pretty well, couldn’t brute force it if I tried, represents the Six sealing in the evil)

13. Teal candle wax (the least favorite color, used to add insult to injury)

14. Dolomite on Pyrite (standard “gift rock” he often gave when he didn’t have a gift, using that “gift” as an anchor that represents a stone-cold heart)

15. Black jute cord holding rock to box (binding the anchor to the box, ensnaring him in his final fate)

16. Black candle wax dropped all over rock (to blot out any positive associations with the rock and to completely seal the curse in place)

Since I’m going up to Wisconsin for vacation, the next step is (logically) to release it. I intend on ritually dropping it into the water. Though it isn’t anywhere near as many shipwrecks compared to Superior, Lake Michigan still is (in some places) a shipwreck graveyard. The final step, allowing the stone to drag the box into the deep, will have the intended effect of amplifying his greatest fears. He’s terrified of heights and that extends to not being able to touch the bottom when swimming, and he’s terrified of death, which the box will forever be surrounded by.

Am I a monster for going to this length? Perhaps. But after what I have gone through and what his wife is allegedly going through in this moment, I can’t stand for it any longer. Once I get back from vacation, I’ll be following up with a return-to-sender for the remaining malice (found through an egg cleanse) as well as a cord-cutting candle ritual for the sake of ridding myself of this wretch.