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My version of a fantasy version of Ben and his version of Bloxx, who's named here Golemm.In his world, Ben grew up working as a stable boy in order to have a roof over his head. One day, the elder elf, Mhazut, passed by Ben on a road trying to get away from Vilg Axe the Merciless who wanted a special item Mhazut was holding, The Mythotrix. A device capable of turning it's wearer into any creature like a Dragon, Warg, or Centaur. Ben took off with Mhazut and the Mythotrix, trying to outrun Vilg Axe and his forces but he wasn't quick enough. With no where else to go, Ben put on the Mythotrix and turned into Colossus (Way Big) and defeated all of the evil forces. Seeing that Ben could wield the Mythotrix with such skill, Mhazut let him keep the device and disappeared back to his home in the swamp. Ben is now the greatest hero in the land and rises to stop any evil should it rise up and threaten his home.
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I like what you did with Azmuth's name: Mhazut.
Mhazut: We need to cast Baldoe's Ultimatrix back into the fires it was forged from to prevent the extinction of every monster and race in the realm!
Ben: ...I could be the greatest of all the races... but this gauntlet is erasing the races... BUT IT IS MINE!
Mhazut: It's worse than I feared...
Ben: GREAT WIZARD, TAKE IT!
Mhazut: Boy, don't tempt me with it's power! We ride off to gather the Fellowship of the Colossus: Gwen, my two wards, Cooper the Tinkerer, K'vyn the Rogue, Sir Maximus, and Rook of the Mud Elves.
Ben: Sir, please don't call them Mud Elves.
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Thanks, I love anagrams.
Great dialogue.
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you introduced 2 aliens for Ben Decem but only drew one, Golemm but you didn't draw Colossus.
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Who's Colossus' equivalent? Way Big?
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yes the name says so and it says so right besides his name.
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It didnβt say so when I read it when I posted that comment. It does now.
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You're welcome!
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From where country comes this Ben? Germany? Because from far i know the folklore legends in where exists the Golems comes from Germany.
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actually the about oldest stories of golems date to early Judaism. In the Talmud (Tractate Sanhedrin 38b), Adam was initially created as a golem (ΧΧΧΧ) when his dust was "kneaded into a shapeless husk." Like Adam, all golems are created from mud by those close to divinity, but no anthropogenic golem is fully human. Early on, the main disability of the golem was its inability to speak. Sanhedrin 65b describes Rava creating a man (gavra). He sent the man to Rav Zeira . Rav Zeira spoke to him, but he did not answer. Rav Zeira said, "You were created by the sages; return to your dust".
During the Middle Ages , passages from the Sefer Yetzirah (Book of Creation) were studied as a means to create and animate a golem, although there is little in the writings of Jewish mysticism that supports this belief. It was believed that golems could be activated by an ecstatic experience induced by the ritualistic use of various letters of the Hebrew Alphabet[1] forming a "shem " (any one of the Names of God ), wherein the shem was written on a piece of paper and inserted in the mouth or in the forehead of the golem.[6]
A golem is inscribed with Hebrew words in some tales (for example, some versions of CheΕm and Prague, as well as in Polish tales and versions of Brothers Grimm ), such as the word emet (ΧΧΧͺ, "truth" in Hebrew) written on its forehead. The golem could then be deactivated by removing the aleph (Χ) in emet,[7] thus changing the inscription from "truth" to "death" (met ΧΧͺ, meaning "dead"). Rabbi Jacob ben Shalom arrived at Barcelona from Germany in 1325 and remarked that the law of destruction is the reversal of the law of creation.[8]
Joseph Delmedigo informs us in 1625 that "many legends of this sort are current, particularly in Germany."[9]
The earliest known written account of how to create a golem can be found in Sodei Razayya by Eleazar ben Judah of Worms (1165β1230).[ citation needed]
The Golem of CheΕm[edit ]See also: Elijah Ba'al Shem of Chelm
The oldest description of the creation of a golem by a historical figure is included in a tradition connected to Rabbi Eliyahu of CheΕm (1550β1583).[1] [3] [9] [10]
A Polish Kabbalist , writing in about 1630β1650, reported the creation of a golem by Rabbi Eliyahu thus: "And I have heard, in a certain and explicit way, from several respectable persons that one man [living] close to our time, whose name is R. Eliyahu, the master of the name, who made a creature out of matter [Heb. Golem] and form [Heb. tzurah] and it performed hard work for him, for a long period, and the name of emet was hanging upon his neck, until he finally removed it for a certain reason, the name from his neck and it turned to dust."[1] A similar account was reported by a Christian author, Christoph Arnold, in 1674.[1]
Rabbi Jacob Emden (d. 1776) elaborated on the story in a book published in 1748:
"As an aside, I'll mention here what I heard from my father's holy mouth regarding the Golem created by his ancestor, the Gaon R. Eliyahu Ba'al Shem of blessed memory. When the Gaon saw that the Golem was growing larger and larger, he feared that the Golem would destroy the universe. He then removed the Holy Name that was embedded on his forehead, thus causing him to disintegrate and return to dust. Nonetheless, while he was engaged in extracting the Holy Name from him, the Golem injured him, scarring him on the face."[11]
According to the Polish Kabbalist, "the legend was known to several persons, thus allowing us to speculate that the legend had indeed circulated for some time before it was committed to writing and, consequently, we may assume that its origins are to be traced to the generation immediately following the death of R. Eliyahu, if not earlier."[1] [12]
The classic narrative: The Golem of Prague[edit ]
Rabbi Loew statue at the new town hall of Prague
Rabbi Loew and Golem by MikolΓ‘Ε‘ AleΕ‘ , 1899.
Old New Synagogue of Prague with the rungs of the ladder to the attic on the wall. Legend has Golem lying in the loft
Jewish museum with statue of Golem in ΓΕ‘tΔk
The most famous golem narrative involves Judah Loew ben Bezalel , the late 16th century rabbi of Prague ,
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Well he's definitely from a medieval European country. Not sure which one yet.
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I got an idea for an alternate dimension!
Some of Charmcaster's magic affects the Omnitrix and something happens... I don't know what...
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Can you draw all different version's omnitrix users of Ben 10 and not Ben 10 please!
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Well you got an idea there, you just think up more for it.
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I also had an idea that the monitors was split into 24 or so forms, like the Alphatrix, the Betatrx, the Gammatrix, the Deltatrix and the Omegatrix.
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Pretty good idea. I had the same sort of thing going on with the names of alternate Omnitrixes like the Nanotrix, Synchrotrix, Infinitrix, and Necrotrix.
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Others include Kappatrix, Etatrix, Epsilotrix, Zetatrix, Thetatrix, Iotatrix, Lambdatrix, Mutrix, Nutrix, Xitrix, Omicrotrix, Pitrix, Rhotrix, Sigmatrix, Tautrix, Upsilotrix, Phitrix, Chitrix and Psitrix.
All of them have unique functions and aliens.
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P.S. You might just be getting me back into Ben 10 again.
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in Norse mythology , a vargr (pl. vargar; often anglicised as warg or varg) is a wolf and in particular refers to the wolf Fenrir and his sons SkΓΆll and Hati . Based on this, J. R. R. Tolkien in his fiction used the Old English formwarg (other O.E. forms being wearg and wearh) to refer to a particularly large and evil kind of wolf.
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Sounds Like An Evolution Based System. Instead of Going Ultimate, Sounds like His Aliens Begin to Evolve The more Whoever is wielding this Device uses them. Whether its for Stupid mediocre Shit (Like Using Ghostfreak to sneak into places quietly and unnoticed), Training And/or fighting Evil!
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Liking the ideas, better than any I could of thought up. (A Warg is pretty much just a giant wolf, about the same size as a horse)
I'm glad to hear that I could help get you back into Ben 10.
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actually in Norse mythology , a vargr (pl. vargar; often anglicised as warg or varg) is a wolf and in particular refers to the wolf Fenrir and his sons SkΓΆll and Hati . Based on this, J. R. R. Tolkien in his fiction used the Old English formwarg (other O.E. forms being wearg and wearh) to refer to a particularly large and evil kind of wolf.
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Actually, Cetus, not Leviathan.
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I based most of it on Greek myth.
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You should list more of his aliens. Wait, their not aliens.
Why does he have a beard?
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I might do that.
He may not look it but this is a slightly older Ben, he should be around 17-18.
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That would be cool.
but why?
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Because his world is a fairly dark place and a kid fighting in it would be a bit risky, so he's older for this.
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THIS IS PEFECT,CAN YOU MAKE MORE STORY OF BENS PLZZZZ?.
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I'm working on another Ben right now.
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Wow!
Now that is talent!
I absolutely love everything about this design! Perfect!
The only thing I find awkward is the Omnitrix badge on Golemm (Bloxx). I personally think it is a bit too tall.
Overall, just perfect!
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Thanks! I thought the same thing after it was done and I guess it seems tall because of it's diamond shape which I wanted to make different from the normal circular shape for this universe.
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Speaking of Bloxx, what are your thoughts on him? Will you do your own take on him?
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The general idea for him is an interesting one but other than that I'm not a big fan of him. He comes apart too easily and its so weird to wonder how an entire species of aliens evolved to be made of building blocks.
I might do my own take on him and it will be alot like this one but the stones he's made of are smoother. Basically he'll look like a walking stone temple and his stones might be colored white, black, and green.
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Agreed. While the ability to form structures(i.e.: walls, domes, catapults, bridges, etc.) can be extremely helpful, as well as being able to regenerate(since, while he does come apart easily, he also comes back together easily), it really doesn't negate the fact that the alien doing it is made of friggin LEGOs!
Your idea sounds like it'd definitely be a much cooler and more interesting design than a gorilla made of LEGOs.
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Yeah I mean this idea might of made for a cool character, but as alien ? Not so much.
I'm hoping it turns out as cool as I'm making it sound.
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Well, take your time; artistic genius can't be rushed(we all know how that turns out).
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