🍄 “Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild. With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand."
― William Butler Yeats
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🍄 “Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild. With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand."
― William Butler Yeats
Fakemon Challenge #3 - GRIMSON (Water/Dark) The Red fin pokemon
It is based in the Goblin Shark and Redcaps, a type of violent goblin that according to its tale, soaks its cap in the blood of its victims, making it red, hence the name "redcap"
GRIMSON uses the bones of other fishes as weapons and its attracted to the scent of blood, they will use their claws, teeth and weapons to draw flesh blood which sends them into a feeding frenzy.
GRIMSON has two forms and will change between them with its ability "Frenzy", after knocking out an opponent its attack will rise sharply, but wont be able to use any move that is not an offensive one, and wont be able to be taken out of battle.
Robin Redcap, goblin fiend. Captured at Hermitage castle, Scotland.
Beware the Redcaps: The Goblin Menace
Uncover the dark history of Redcap Goblins. Learn about their evil reputation and enduring presence in folklore.
Redcap Goblins: The Bloodthirsty Faeries of Scotland
When we say we have hit the bottom of the barrel of moral qualities for fae, redcap goblins are there. They have no redeeming values for a goblin or a fairy.
From the description:
Redcap goblins, notorious in folklore, are malevolent creatures from the Anglo-Scottish border, distinguished by their blood-soaked red caps and brutal nature. Unlike benign faeries, they prey on humans without remorse, reflecting deeper anxieties about violence and danger. Their enduring reputation thrives in modern culture, reinforcing their sinister legacy.