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Multifandom || Stranger in My House ft. Tamia

CW: blood, injury, murder

Have you or a loved one ever replaced by a doppelgänger? Possessed by a demon? Swapped bodies with someone against your will?

Then, this song goes out to you!

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Dive into the dark and mysterious world of H.P. Lovecraft with this stunning Necronomicon poster. Perfect for fans of the Cthulhu Mythos, th

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VHS Necronomicon

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Two new pieces I got in the mail. The necklace has the azothoth digil. Got that a few months ago.

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At the climax and conclusion of the famous Akkadian epic poem Enuma Elish, the chief Babylonian god Marduk defeats the primeval sea monster Tiamat and creates the universe from her corpse in a manner that is reminiscent of Yahweh’s creation of the universe in the book of Genesis. He also creates the first humans from the blood of Tiamat’s ally Qinqu. From his home city of Babylon, appointed to be the center of the universe, Marduk is appointed as king over the other gods, and given fifty names. Each name is explained in detail for the divine role that it indicates at the conclusion of the sixth and the final seventh tablet of Enuma Elish. The fifty names of Marduk have found modern expression by their attribution to the Necromonicon that is featured in the books of H.P. Lovecraft, where they are understood to have magical potency. Technically, many of Marduk’s names are actually descriptive epithets derived from his main names. Many of these were originally notable independent gods, such as Asalluhi, an important god of magic, Tutu, a god of the city of Borsippa, the agricultural god Enbilulu, the sailing god Sirsir, and the purification god Gibil/Gira, who was the personification of fire. This development is not unique to Marduk: the history of the utterly complex and long-lived Mesopotamian pantheon is full of syncretism. Particularly fundamental was Marduk’s identification with the god Asalluhi, whose cultic center was the city of Ku’ara near the prominent and most ancient cultic center of Eridu, the home of Enki/Ea, god of magic and cunning and ruler of the subterranean watery realm of the Abzu (from which modern English “abyss” comes from via Greek). Asalluhi was an important god of magic: many Sumerian incantations feature a formulaic conversation between him and his father Enki that imparts to the mortal practitioner the appropriate ritual technique. #marduk #cuneiform #necromonicon #hplovecraft #ancientgods

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The Phantom Thieves of Hearts

Joker

Protagonist and Arsene

I am thou, thou art I…

Thou art willing to perform all sacrilegious acts for thine own justice.

Call upon my name, and release thy rage!

Show the strength of thy will to ascertain all on thine own, though thou be chained to Hell itself!

Skull

Ryuji Sakamoto and Captain Kidd

I am thou, thou art I...

There is no turning back...

The skull of rebellion is your flag henceforth!

Panther

Ann Takamaki and Carmen

I am thou, thou art I...

We can finally forge a contract...

Nothing can be solved by restraining yourself.

Understand? Then I’ll gladly lend you my strength.

Fox

Yusuke Kitagawa and Goemon

I am thou, thou art I...

The world is filled with both beauty and vice...

It is time you teach people which is which!

Queen

Makoto Nijima and Johanna

I am thou, thou art I...

You have finally found your own justice...

Please... Never lose sight of it again.

This memorable day marks your graduation from your false self... 

Oracle

Futaba Sakura and Necronomicon

I am thou, thou art I...

The forbidden wisdom has been revealed.

No mysteries... No illusions shall deceive you any longer.

Noir

Haru Okumura and Milady

I can finally display my true strength.

I am thou, thou art I...

Let us adorn your departure into freedom with a beautiful betrayal.