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Disney Lorcana has some cool cards featuring Mickey and Tinkerbell as giants. They are Giant Fairy and Giant Mouse cards.
I think the giant Mouse are from the latest expansion, Reign of Jafar.
I would love a fanfic or involving the Disney icons of animation as giants in a crossover or something based on the trading cards.
Idk, I think these Disney characters as giants are neat.
Here is another one. It’s an enhanced card.
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My collection of rats and mice, some giant, some playing while the cat's away.
Cat's Chimerical Creations: What It Made: Ty Beanie Babies Slayer the Lizard 003
Slayer the Lizard #3 was used to make the body of Hmmb the Chupacabra:
His head was used to make Sasspot the Winged Chupacabra:
and his frills were used to make spine plates for Julius Cheezer the Gozilla Mouse Kaiju plushie:
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Goodness, camels make good boogey monsters lol. Thanks for sharing! I asked an Irish folklorist about the Avus and he said it was probably a later invention. Ok, another creature I've been looking for...A mouse the size of an elephant found in Chinese mythology. Julius Klaproth apparently documented it, but I'm having a hard time figuring which work it came from. I found a reference to him and this mouse in the book "The Universe Or, The Infinitely Great and the Infinitely Little By Félix-Archimède Pouchet · 1870" on google books.
That's easy! You're thinking of the Yin Shu (also Tien-schu, Tin-schu, Tyn-schu, and Yn-schu). I covered it already here, and turns out I had used Pouchet as a source (in the original French of course).
Unlike the cyclops and the dragon and the griffin, the yin shu was unquestionably inspired by fossils. In this case, mammoth bones were seen as the remains of enormous mice that tunneled underground and died instantly when they reached the surface. Mammoth bones used in medicine were labeled as yin shu.
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From Ohio State University's College of Medicine's 1964 yearbook.
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From Ohio University's 1948 yearbook.
Here's my gallery of unusual imagery from vintage college yearbooks.
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Giant Mouse Redington: Survival Knife for Extreme Conditions
Giant Mouse debuts the Redington a SERE-inspired fixed blade knife Giant Mouse introduces the Redington, a SERE-inspired fixed blade knife designed for survival in extreme environments. Developed with input from military professionals, this utility tool emphasizes functionality and ergonomic design. Named after a ghost town in Maine, the Redington is crafted for high-stress scenarios, ensuring…
