[AdminKeymaster]

or hydranoid as a hydra duh

[UmblumbMember]

thats exedra

[BakuganCollectorMember]

OK, well here, we'll do pics. Juggernaut from DC comics is a good representation. He pretty much stands for an unstoppable force.And Wyvern was a big winged serpent.

[AdminKeymaster]

theres also gryffon representing a gryffon

[UmblumbMember]

but are those greekwat do u thing of fortress as a hundred handed one

[AdminKeymaster]

well i was thinking of tentaclear being derived from a medusa. if you stare in a medusas eyes you turn to stone and tentaclears atacks all have to do with vision. they also have snake hair and tentaclear have a lot of extending tentacles.

[UmblumbMember]

i dont see it

[AdminKeymaster]

Well, Monarus may be from monarch, but technicly she's a fairy. More greek mythology (at least, I think fairies are from grekk…).

[UmblumbMember]

nymphs are like fairies but fairey are not part of greek myths.

[AdminKeymaster]

i think monarus is more butterfly than fairy personally

[AdminKeymaster]

Actually, Griffon is not a griffin, but a manticore.

[UmblumbMember]

wat?

[AdminKeymaster]

Griffon is not a griffin, because a griffin has the frony half eagle, the back half lion. Manticores have i the other way around, like Griffon. So, Griffon is a manticore.

[AdminKeymaster]

yeah your right, stupid spinmaster

[Smeargle2Member]

LOL, and Vulcan is from Star Trek! lol

That, and, Vulcan is the Roman name for Hepheastus, the Greek god of Fire and Blacksmiths...

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