Showing posts with label Multi-Headed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multi-Headed. Show all posts

Monday, January 11, 2016

[Multi-headed Monday] Yettins!

An Ettin is a two (or more?)-headed giant from mythology and fairy tales (see other post today).

A Yettin, on the other head, is a two (or more?)-headed yeti. And a thing worth rejoicing at the start of a the work week. Amen.

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Le Chaudron Chromatique
Monster Tea Party by Lauren May (blogged her giant before)

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John Kenn Mortensen

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Android game - Dungeon Boss (2015):


[Multi-headed Monday] Multiple Examples

Lettin' the Ettin' speak for itselves...

Dungeons & Dragons is really to blame. There be Ett in the game from the start!

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According to 5e cosmology, the D&D demon lord Demogorgon apparently turned orcs into giant mockeries of the twin-headed Prince of Demons and that's how ettins were born.




Here are some more examples. I'm sure there are others I'm forg-ettin'.

 Amanda Visell's Ice God:


 Jack the Giant Killer's Thunderdell:



Popeye's Boola:



Two-headed Monster from Sesame Street

Harryhausen's stopmotion monster:


Abomination from The Thing With Two Heads:

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Two Headed Monster from Adventure Time:



Jenny from Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot:

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Designer toy Yakonimonz by Tanin Tumth of #MOK :


Designer toy Cyco Ape by Mishka:


And sometimes they got three heads, 'stead of two. What's that called? My suggestion: "threttin".

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Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Dangerous!

In 2000 there was a horror movie from India, I believe, named Khatarnak. Khatarnak means dangerous. When something is khatarnak, it inevitably features a yeti... and in this case, a cyclops yeti.


Or so I thought. But then I found this image which implies the yeti is double-headed, rather than one-eyed.


Perhaps they are both in the film. That would be something, wouldn't it?

What if, in the movie, the Cyclops Yeti and the Double-Headed Yeti fight it out for territorial acquisition? Who would win? The answer hands-down is Cyclops Yeti.

As anyone who has ever given the matter thought (and I am the president of just such a group of anyones), the one-eyed Cyclops Yeti is the most powerful of all yeti. It does not exist and is merely a fable upon which I can attribute the most amount of power for comedic purposes. You might think its single eye would be a disadvantage? You'd be absolutely right. As a result of having only one eye, the creature can barely see and must rely on other senses to perform the most basic of tasks. But you know what? The Cyclops Yeti is so powerful otherwise that it hardly makes a difference. If you are ever in some kind of impossible fabulistic reality where you have a chance to bet on yeti-combat, and (here's the really unlikely part) there is a Cyclops Yeti competing - PUT ALL YOUR MONEY ON IT.

You will become fabulistically rich.