Hey, So You Know How Eternamax Eternatus Is A Giant Hand?? Well, Uhmm, I May Have A Cursed Bit Of Evidence

Hey, so you know how eternamax eternatus is a giant hand?? Well, uhmm, I may have a cursed bit of evidence to the contrary.

So when you throw a pokeball at eternatus it opens it's "finger tips" and then closes in on the pokeball, clearly trying to investigate it. Eternatus then appears to recognize what it is and freak out. This means that eternatus uses it's "fingers" to see.

In conclusion, the fingers are not actually fingers they are either eyes or heads. Have a nice day!

Water kettles are just domesticated geysers.

Update: I can confirm that eternatus' horn membrane is elastic.

So I've been studying eternatus' anatomy and realized a few things:

1) the clear walls between the ribs are definitely an elastic membrane, would probably feel a bit like latex to the touch. (Realized this bc the membrane isn't flat like it would be if it was crystalline, it is concave like fabric pulled over a frame). This brings up a question about the membrane connecting its horns. I always thought they were the same.... tissue? substance? But the horn membrane looks more rigid.

2) there are freaking divots in its spine???? How the heck haven't I noticed that before?

3) the way its back spikes line up when it's moving makes me think it used to have a membrane connecting them, a little similar to spinosaurus.

4) the way it moves reminds me of aquatic mammals... now I have the image of eternatus with fins, flippers, and a whale tail...

5) eternatus is far more heavily based off of eastern long dragons than western dragons. This brings the long whip like structures on its shoulders further into question... just what are they?

6) eternatus' back legs actually make slightly more sense knowing that it is an eastern dragon, some traditional art of long dragons have similar hind legs.

7) those strange whip like structures on eternatus' shoulders... I still don't know what they are. When I first saw eternatus I thought that they were wings. But after watching eternatus move in camp I'm not so sure. They don't move like wings would, they act more like tendrils.

Also the way it moves its head makes it look like it's super curious and that's frigging adorable.

My mom: we know.

Me: Wait, how??

My brother, singing to the tune of heathens: all your friends are gaaay take it slooow~

what’s the funniest reaction you’ve had to coming out to family/friends?

Ok so Larkin has an eternatus named Majora on his team, yeah? And when I first got Majora this whole ass eldritch space dragon was terrified of literally everything and everyone.

Well, there was one exception though...

For some reason these two instantly bonded

SO-

Have a kitsune with her eldritch cosmos dragon.

The great Gaud has answered, all hail.

First off I want you to know that despite how much we torment you, I really do appreciate you and your blog. You have made me laugh and smile when I feel like the world is falling apart, and just, really thanks. Also, if you peel an apple while it's still on the tree, would you be skinning it alive?

this is so sweet. yes i think that counts as skinning it alive