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Ever wonder how big a 100 ft tall giant’s pinky would be? Can a human sleep comfortably on the stomach of a 40 ft tall giant? Is a 200 ft tall giant just the right size for nose hugs?

Answer these questions and more with my G/t size calculator!

Simply input information about what your giant would be like as a human and how tall they are as a giant…

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It even works on mobile! It also works for tinies, though the language will be slightly wrong.

Season 2 Aisha: Found running from an ancient evil to protect the pixies from Drarkar so a pice of the codex couldn’t be revealed, fought till exhaustion and literally COLLAPSED from her journeys when she was found on campus grounds of ALFEA.

Reeboot Aisha: Something about her food in the fridge and a wack ahh backflip???

You guys see the downgrade 2 right????

Gooseworx:

Young teen runs away from abusive home and gets lost in the forest.

But instead of being found by our giant protagonist the child gets found by some kind of deity.

Some super-natural being without physical body, a ghost-like being purely made out of energy/magic.

It's not a person nor a creature, it's more like a over-all presence. Maybe it's the protector of said forest (or something like mother nature). That's why it noticed the human in the first place.

When the deity finds the little human all on its own and unconscious, it's kind of clueless what to do with it. While it has a kind and gentle soul, it doesn't know much about human kind and obviously can't take care of it (no physical body remember), but this little guy clearly needs help and has no one to look after it.

Bringing it to the nearest human town might be an option but the deity has someone better in mind.

Time for our giant protagonist (that also resides in said forest) to enter the game!

The deity drops the human off on their door step, knowing their old friend has wanted a child of their own for quite some time now and is terribly lonely. The deity is sure they will be the perfect fit for each other.

When the wind rattles on their door and the giant goes to open it, they are surprised to find a young unconscious human, but they don't question why or how the human got there for long, seeing that the little fella needs help. They take the small child inside and begin to tend to them, waiting for them to wake up.

Disney Fairies - Concept art by Judith Holmes Clarke

Commission for @fatassmirage of a size shifter Rumi having some late night size problem! I think I'm getting the hang of drawing size shifters crumpled in cramped rooms XD

Watched Frankenstein (2025) with my dad. Felt compelled to draw G3 Frankie with their own dad.

Let's be creatures with papa!

It’s canon that there’s witch hunts(stated by a spelled Sky), on Eraklyon which is greatly disturbing considering the witches and fairies are supposed to be a yin and yang situation. But it only seems like the fairies are being favored while the witches are being killed and potentially ran off(explanation in my next point)

Where do the witches live? In season 6, in the Queen for a day episode, the guards dialogue is very telling. They run in and scream: “Witches!” in a derogatory tone and ready to attack them. Granted they were aligned with the Trix, but if witches are supposed to be all over the magix universe, where are they living? Mainly because from what we’ve seen, they aren’t welcomed in a lot of places or kingdoms just based on the fact they’re witches. I can only imagine what happened when those former fairies from the Eraklyon institute in season 6 returned home to Eraklyon after school.

In general, everyone speaks about the witches in a dehumanizing way. Which honestly tracks if the magic dimension allowed a genocide(and possibly more) to happen to the witches. For example, back in season one when Bloom thought she was a witch or incarnation of the ancestral witches and told Sky, that boy looked repulsed. Never mind that even if she was a witch, she’d still be the same sweet person. But it’s telling that Sky, the prince of a kingdom that had witch hunts/genocides their witches was that repulsed by being told by Bloom she might be a witch.

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