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                    Your result for The Mythological Profile Test... RocYou scored 20% Esotericism, 44% Power,  and 0% Malevolence!The Mythological Profile Test at HelloQuizzy

Roc
In Arabian legends, the Roc are gigantic birds, often referred to as 'the Great', and capable of carrying off elephants for food. They are found in various stories of 'The Thousand and One Nights', and are also mentioned to by Marco Polo on his travels. Their eggs, according to Sinbad the Sailor, could measure up to 50 paces in circumference

I'm a chinese unicorn 

You scored 70% Esotericism, 14% Power, and 14% Malevolence!

Ki-lin
A mythical being of Chinese mythology, comparable with the Western unicorn. Ki-lin personifies all that is good, pure, and peaceful. It lives in paradise and only visits the world at the birth of a wise philosopher. The unicorn, which can become one thousand years old, is portrayed as a deer with one horn, the tail of an ox, the hooves of a horse, and a body covered with the scales of a fish. It is one of the four Ling.

I'm a Roc too.

Roc on! B)

Jormungand



You scored 70% Esotericism, 44% Power, and 10% Malevolence!

In Norse mythology, Jormungand is one of the three children of the god Loki and his wife, the giantess Angrboda. The gods were well aware that this monster was growing fast and that it would one day bring much evil upon gods and men. So Odin deemed it advisable to render it harmless. He threw the serpent in the ocean that surrounds the earth, but the monster had grown to such an enormous size that it easily spans the entire world, hence the name Midgard Serpent. It lies deep in the ocean where it bites itself in its tail, and all mankind is caught within his coils. At the destruction of the universe, Jormungand and Thor will kill each other.

                   
                    Your result for The Mythological Profile Test... UnicornYou scored 40% Esotericism, 28% Power,  and 34% Malevolence!The Mythological Profile Test at HelloQuizzy

Sweet. Unicorns are very cool!

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Simurgh

You scored 90% Esotericism, 28% Power,  and 20% Malevolence

In Persian legend Simurgh is a gigantic, winged monster in the shape of a bird; a kind of peacock with the head of a dog and the claws of a lion. Its natural habitat is a place with plenty of water. According to legend, the creature is so old that it has seen the world destroyed three times over. In all that time, Simurgh has learned so much that it is thought to possess the knowledge of all ages.

Awsome! ^_^

Mina.

                   
                    Your result for The Mythological Profile Test... VilkacisYou scored 60% Esotericism, 50% Power,  and 80% Malevolence!The Mythological Profile Test at HelloQuizzy

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                    You scored 60% Esotericism, 50% Power,  and 80% Malevolence!
Vilkacis (to be translated literally as "wolf's eyes"; 'werewolf') is usually a malicious creature; a scary being people can turn into. There are particular ways how the people with this curse turn into the wolves and then get their human appearance back and places where this is said to have happened. Although mostly malevolent, on occasion it would bring treasures. It belongs to the same lower level of mythological beings as Dievini, Ragana, Pukis and Vadatajs. It is not clear whether with Vilkacis it is the flesh or just the soul that transforms, as there are accounts of moving an apparently sleeping person whose soul is out "running as a werewolf", after which the person turns out to be dead, as the soul couldn't enter the flesh to return.

Jormungand

You scored 80% Esotericism, 54% Power, and 40% Malevolence!

Jormungand
In Norse mythology, Jormungand is one of the three children of the god Loki and his wife, the giantess Angrboda. The gods were well aware that this monster was growing fast and that it would one day bring much evil upon gods and men. So Odin deemed it advisable to render it harmless. He threw the serpent in the ocean that surrounds the earth, but the monster had grown to such an enormous size that it easily spans the entire world, hence the name Midgard Serpent. It lies deep in the ocean where it bites itself in its tail, and all mankind is caught within his coils. At the destruction of the universe, Jormungand and Thor will kill each other.

One day, when King Arthur stopped to rest by a spring, he was surprised by a sound like thirty baying hounds. A strange animal with a snakes head the body of a leopard the back legs of a lion and the hooves of a deer burst through the underbrush, pursued by king Pellinore. Pellinore had hunted the Questing Beast, as the creature was called, all his life but never managed to capture it. Malory describes it as "the strongeste beste that ever he [Arthur] saw or herde of." This strange best reappears frequently, beginning with Suite du Merlin and Perlesvaus, in French, Spanish, and Italian romance and in Malory.

Barghest

You scored 74% Esotericism, 100% Power, and 90% Malevolence!



A monstrous dog with huge teeth and claws from the area around Yorkshire, northern England. It only appears at night. People believe that anyone who sees the dog clearly will die soon after the encounter. In Wales, they have the red-eyed Gwyllgi, the Dog of Darkness. On the Isle of Man it is called Mauthe Dog.

                   
                    Your result for The Mythological Profile Test... Black DogYou scored 90% Esotericism, 70% Power,  and 54% Malevolence!The Mythological Profile Test at HelloQuizzy

Aww.. I'm a puppy!

                   
                    Your result for The Mythological Profile Test... UnicornYou scored 30% Esotericism, 14% Power,  and 4% Malevolence!The Mythological Profile Test at HelloQuizzy

The unicorn is a legendary animal. It is usually portrayed as a slender, white horse with a spiraling horn on its forehead, although its appearance and behavior differs, depending on the location. In the west it was usually considered wild and untamable, while in the Orient it was peaceful, meek and thought to be the bringer of good luck. There it is usually depicted as a goat-like creature, with cloven hooves and a beard. In Japan it is called Kirin, and in China Ki-lin. The word "unicorn" is based on the Hebrew word re'em ("horned animal"), in early versions of the Old Testament translated as "monokeros", meaning "one horn", which became "unicorn" in English. The creature is possibly based on the rhinoceros or the narwhal, a marine creature with one horn.

tink

again, tink and i are the same, every time

I liked this result, Pica (I answered everything as honestly as I possibly could).  I was afraid I was going to get some crazy, evil monster *sigh* but no.  Good! I am relieved! On another note, I didn't know that there was a "Chinese" unicorn. 

tink

chinese unicorn seems a bit huggier and less aloof.

Quote from: Pica Pica on February 21, 2009, 05:26:51 PM
chinese unicorn seems a bit huggier and less aloof.

ah but is not the pica unicorn aloof as can be?

Unicorn
You scored 40% Esotericism, 14% Power, and 34% Malevolence!



The unicorn is a legendary animal. It is usually portrayed as a slender, white horse with a spiraling horn on its forehead, although its appearance and behavior differs, depending on the location. In the west it was usually considered wild and untamable, while in the Orient it was peaceful, meek and thought to be the bringer of good luck. There it is usually depicted as a goat-like creature, with cloven hooves and a beard. In Japan it is called Kirin, and in China Ki-lin. The word "unicorn" is based on the Hebrew word re'em ("horned animal"), in early versions of the Old Testament translated as "monokeros", meaning "one horn", which became "unicorn" in English. The creature is possibly based on the rhinoceros or the narwhal, a marine creature with one horn.