#Rodan Confirmed Thread Game

Demplex

MemberMothra LarvaeMarch 23, 20143703 Views41 Replies

This thread will be about a game I made up after seeing multiple comments on the new international trailer saying: OMG IT'S ROAN!!!!1111!11!!111345754&(*87786) DUDE IT'S RODAN! #RodanConfirmed.

What to do: the person above you says something weird/crazy and that it means that Rodan will be in the movie (#RodanConfirmed). Next, you make a comment explaining why the above-person's comment is invalid. Finally, you say something weird/crazy and that it means that Rodan will be in the movie.

Here's an ex.: OMG A STORM IS COMING! #RODANCONFIRMED!

next comment: Rodan doesn't effect the weather, he only creates wind when he flies. WOW! my keyboard is broken! #RodanConfirmed

I'll start: wtf my baby nephew fell #RodanConfirmed

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March 26, 2014

LEWSHIZZ - since when is there any such thing as "truth" behind the appearance of mythological creatures? Tolkien designed his Fire Drakes without forearms becaue he wanted his dragons to appear in that fashion. If a person wants their dragon to appear in a manner which you describe as being a wyvern, that doesn't make it a wyvern; it makes it a dragon that they've visualized in a certain manner. If a creative thinker wants to draw or paint an image of a dragon, it can look HOWEVER THEY WANT. What you're saying is that there is a single way of envisioning a dragon and a single way of envisioning a wyvern. That's awfully limiting to something as broad as the realm of FANATASY, don't you think? ACcording to some myths and ancient heraldry, wyverns don't have legs at all! Some live in the ocean and have fins - 4 of them! Some discripstions say it has the head of A DRAGON and breathes fire or may have a poisonous bite/sting. Perhaps you should check out Wikipida's insights on wyverns for a look at something other than a D&D Monsters Manual. Might help broaden your perspective.