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Trailer for Gilgamesh, based on the eponymous hero of Mesopotamian myth. The movie is produced by Buenos Aires-based animation studio Hook Up, with funds provided by Epic Games.
The story, told in English and Spanish versions, will follow the demigod Gilgamesh on his quest for immortality and chart his unlikely friendship with the wild man Enkidu.Â
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"Der Schläfer und der Tote – wie verwandt! Denn zeigen nicht beide des Todes Bild?"
"Kein Toter aber schaut der Sonne Glanz."
(Aus dem Gilgamesch-Epos)
Die Anunaki - Ein Volk von Riesen!
Der ein oder andere wird bereits von den sagenumwobenen Anunaki (Annunaki, Anunnaki, Ananaki, Anunna u.a.) gehört haben. Dabei handelt es sich um eine Gruppe von Göttern, die in Verbindung mit dem mesopotamischen Schöpfungsmythos stehen. Dabei verkörpern die Anunaki die Götter des oberen Süßwasser-Himmels (Apsu). Ihnen gegenüber stehen die Igigu, Götter, die im unteren Teil beheimatet sind. Im…
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Anselm Kiefer (Donaueschingen 1945 – lives in Paris) - Gilgamesch, 1981/85.  Molten lead, acrylic and shellac on photo collage, 111 × 57,5 cm.
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Gilgameschs Aufstieg
Der Held von Sumer in einer präastronautischen Science-Fiction Geschichte.
“You wont need to fight anymore...
...because from now I will do it for you." Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.... Okay, I am unable to find a good start for my informations today, so I will just put a few small things in here. The girl on the right side is Nyria, she is from the same race as Lania. The left ...creature...is a summoned hero from the past, an Ascari, who finished his own life with a natural death (no dagger in the spine eh....). His name is Gilgamesch and since the day Nyria ( by accident)  called for the help of a creature from the magical sphere (by doing a summoning ritual), he took her hand and bound himself on her life. Real Ascari have their own body, their own mind and their  own soul. Not like Ira, who is an incomplete fragment. She was killed before her natural life would have found an end, so she could not complete  the wheel of retailing. Very old and powerfull summonings are able to "accept" a help request of a summoner. Small and less powerfull creatures are sometimes just dragged out of the magical sphere.... Plottwist: If you are a small summoner,....you have no idea what you will summon! Yay! I hope you like this artwork, I really love those two and I think their story will have tons of drama....I can feel that. Hehe. Character, artwork, Species and Story belong to me Alkayrah Any content will be only uploaded by me. Not for free use.
“Hört mich, Älteste, hört mich, junge Männer,
mein geliebter Freund ist tot, er ist tot,
mein geliebter Bruder ist tot, ich werde trauern,
solange ich atme, ich werde trauern um ihn
wie eine Frau, die ihr einziges Kind verloren hat.
O Enkidu, du warst die Axt an meiner Seite,
auf die mein Arm vertraute, der Dolch in meiner Scheide,
der Schild, den ich trug, mein prächtiges Gewand,
der breite GĂĽrtel um meine Lenden, und jetzt
hat dich ein hartes Los fĂĽr immer von mir fortgerissen.
Geliebter Freund, schneller Hengst, wilder Hirsch,
in der Wildnis umherstreifender Leopard -
Enkidu, mein Freund, schneller Hengst, wilder Hirsch,
in der Wildnis umherstreifender Leopard -
gemeinsam kreuzten wir die Berge, gemeinsam
schlachteten wir den Himmelstier, töteten
Humbaba, der den Zedernwald bewachte -
o Enkidu, was fĂĽr ein Schlaf hat dich denn da gepackt,
dir das Gesicht verdunkelt und den Atem stillgelegt?”
Doch Enkidu gab keine Antwort: Gilgamesch
fasste ihm ans Herz, das aber schlug nicht.
Gilgamesch, Buch VIII
