Pharaoh;

I am Tutankhensetamun, the all powerfull, the all-knowing, the ruler of all that I see! //Indie Tutenstein, based on the cartoon Tutenstein, heavily influenced by History and Personal Interpretation.. # oneandtrueking.

[oneandtrueking]

Are you interested in history, particularly involving Egypt? How about a certain pharaoh who’s life was cut too short but is now risen as a mummy? A mummy who is egoistic, rude, thinks them high as a God but actually has a soft spot for cats and friends even if he doesn’t outright say it? A young king who gets in trouble and has the Gods after him on the daily? A king who is trying to take the modern world for his own?

If you say yes to any, I present to you one (1) alive and kicking King Tutankhamun - or Tut for short, everyone’s favorite (demanding) pharaoh! Open to crossovers, AUs, OCs,  *This is based on the show Tutenstein with history thrown in to the mix!

[oneandtrueking]

It's actually theorized Nefertiti might have been Tut's mother

It is indeed a theory as I'm googling but I just double checked but it's neither confirmed nor denied. I just know his mother is called "the younger lady".

but also take in account that one, tut is currently a mummy, and two, as a. Servant, their looks change. Just think of Cleopatra with Caesar.

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Nefertari gasps, happily surprised to see another Egyptian Servant. - lily-of-the-nile

Misty orbs turned to the figure at the gasp, an eyebrow arched. Was she surprised? It was good to see another Egyptian, a true one, yes. But he didn’t quite recognize her. And he didn’t like that at all.

“Yes, yes, bask in all my glory!” The king puffed out his chest, clearly mistaking the gasp for his own selfish ego. 

@lily-of-the-nile

@mistress-of-muses

[oneandtrueking]

Casually rewatches Tutenstein primarily for muse, but gets hit hard in the feels because as the show progresses, Tut will throw his life away to save Cleo (not because she’s his only friend) but because he truly cares??

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"The Lord?" His head tilted at that. He didn't know much of other religions except his own. "Personally I prefer the sun God Ra, or the wondrous Isis," Tutenstein commented, and wandered from his spot to one of the tablets displayed in the museum. "Who's that and why wouldn't he want you? Maybe you just need a sacrifice of sorts to help." He offered, hands on his hips.

"The box. You press a button and there's moving pictures! And sound! They're everywhere! People swarm about them on the streets instead of paying attention to me. I don't see the appeal of them. The box is good as the tiny devices that plays music whenever you wish!"

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"Cleopatra?" He made a face at the name then shook his head. After rising from the grave, he did manage to learn all the Pharoahs who came after him, from the hieroglyphics to Cleo's ramblings. "I don't know her. I'm talking about my Cleo. Tall, annoying, terrible sense of fashion. Unlike me." He gestured to his dingy bandages and skirt.

"What's so significant about her when I'm right here? I demand to be acknowledged!" Sad to say the mummy certainly thought highly of himself and so little of others. "I'm the better pharaoh and you should worship me." A small pause. "Why are you here? How did you get past that foolish mortal who's scared of his own shadow?"

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Basin with a Boat from the Tomb of Tutankhamun

It is considered one of the most beautiful pieces of the collection of king Tutankhamun. It was found in the annex of his tomb.

The purpose of this artifact is not clear, but it was either an unguent container or a perfume holder or most probably it was a centerpiece used during celebrations and ceremonies for decoration purposes because when Howard Carter found it, it was covered with garlands of flowers. It is thought that this basin might have been filled with water to complete the image of the decorative centerpiece.

At the prow a naked girl with a curly wig, wearing earrings, armlets and bracelets, is represented seated and holding in her hand a blue lotus. At the stern, there is a dwarf standing naked and he is wearing a wig similar to the one worn by the girl. He is also wearing armlets and bracelets. When this piece was first discovered, he was holding a pole in his hand and most probably he was the helmsman who directed the boat.

From the Tomb of Tutankhamun (KV62). Valley of the Kings, West Thebes. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 62120

Photo: Jon Berghoff

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"Ah, so you do know me!" He was pleased, nonetheless. Even in the modern world people knew of him, of his accomplishments. The king wore a smile, a hand upon his hip. However, the smile turned to confusion when the servant talked next.

"There's no war here!" At least, to his knowledge. The only thing Tutenstein truly knew of fitting his question was Set, doing everything in his power to claim the sceptre as his. "Well, I don't think there is. Cleo hasn't mentioned anything. Or that magic box she has." A withered finger tapped at his chin, as if in thought. Holy Grail? That sounded something the God would be after. "Though as for my awakening, it was completely on accident."

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+ livingforamun

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Fingers curled around the top of the sceptre as he stared blankly at the woman. She didn’t believe him. "You shall do no thing! I refuse to leave! There is still much to discover here in this York of New. Cleo still hasn't even let me play with her strange, magic device!" A gaming system of sorts. He hadn't payed too much attention to the details as Cleo told him all about it. In true tutenstein fashion.

The mummy was about to continue, his mouth open until the woman brought up his family. Two stillborn daughters, and his wife. Tut closed his mouth, an unreadable expression in those milky hues. He hadn't even thought of them, if he was honest. In all the time he's been awoken as a mummy, with all the new technology and enemies, and the world itself, how could he possibly have thought of what he once had? His power, fame and fortune, he was more concerned about. Truly, Tutankhamun was a bad man.

"This is my home now. I adore and miss the wondrous sands and the Nile of Egypt, but I have made this my residence. My new throne. My possessions have even relocated here as well! Besides! You have no power to tell me, the all knowing and wonderful Pharoah, what to do! Now begone before I sick that poor mortal on you to kick you out."

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[attendre-espere]

@oneandtrueking has been condemned

What was this? A Servant? No… Not quite. There was no Spirit Origin. That said, it didn’t seem like the typical, garden-variety undead, either. “So then… Who or what might you be?” Could it understand him? Could it speak? There was but one way to find out.

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"How rude! How does one not know I am? I am all that is, all that was, the most wondrous Pharoah to ever grace this earth! I am Tutankhamun! Now who are you?" The mummy demanded, withered hand gripping his scepter. There was something off about this man. He couldn't place it. There were all sorts of folks coming to the museum and this one takes the cake. At least, not Egyptian related. Especially after hours. Perhaps he was a friend of Cleo's. Or perhaps not.

[oneandtrueking]

Like this for a small starter of sorts!

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Since I’m in fate, and rewatching Tutenstein, I’m like.  What if I just make a fate verse?? Tut would def be a Caster. Hands down.

[oneandtrueking]

Guess who’s decided to risen?

[oneandtrueking]

Your blog is making me so nostalgic! Loved Tutenstein as a kid!

Now that actually makes me happy. Tutenstein was really great, okay, and it should be brought back somehow because hardly anyone knows of it’s glory and the mummy boy himself is a good character.

Bless the creators for this show.

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