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"Vatamayura" by Stanton F. Fink

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Vatamayura by Stanton F. Fink

The Injasura are 12 beasts of unimaginable power. According to legend, they seal a gate that leads to the realm of the Daityas. In order to forbid mortals from entering this place, and the Daityas from entering our world, the Gods used the lifeforces of the Injasura to bar the gate. It is said that each of them draws strength from one of 12 sacred stars.

Vatamayura is the Wind's Shadow, and is the 9th Injasura. He draws his strength from the star Nekon Gavzra. No soul has witnessed the beauty of his song and remained unmoved. Vatamayura is gleeful as he moves across the land, leaving destruction, chaos, and his song echoing in his wake.

Date	Name	Comment
4 Mar 2002	Jonathan Wojcik	Loading... Neat idea... does the song leave people incapable of noticing all the destruction? Stanton F. Fink replies: "No. It's so hard not to notice the ground crumbling beneath you."
10 Mar 2002	Kelly Turnbull	Loading... It's story reminds me of this one Dragonball Z comic I read about where Majin Buu gets this new feeling of purpose and happiness, so he goes off and happily destroys a cityWas that before, or after his puppy got shot?
14 Mar 2002	Tim A. Cline	Loading... I love this guys horns, and his collar/necklace. One question though, would it be safe to listen to a recording of his song. or would it have the same effect as a live performance? Stanton F. Fink replies: "Not really... Aside from ruptured eardrums."
26 Mar 2002	Tim A. Cline	Loading... Just wondering, was this feindish fellow inspired by stories of early unicorns? I can't remember anything about them singing, but they were supposedly rather bloodthirsty creatures. But for some reason, i doubt that a fair maiden could calm Vatamayura down, unless he stopped destroying things for a second so he could eat her. (but thats just my opinion.) Stanton F. Fink replies: "Vatamayura was based off of a shadhahvar, not a karkkadon."
3 Apr 2002	Natalie Rose Fisher	Loading... Cool - I love it's dual horn things... Forgive me if they have a real name, but I'm tired and have been commenting here for more than 2 hours ^_^ I also like Vatamayura's coloring - well, shading perhaps, is the better word
20 Apr 2002	Theola Faline	Loading... ooooooooh, aaaaahhh...and other such reverence ^_^ very wild, quite surreal, and did I mention that this is just "awesome, duude!!"? bweehee
27 Apr 2002	Orin Drake	Loading... Unicorn gone terribly wrong... but oh it feels so right... Stanton F. Fink replies: "It's just like eating pudding in a jacuzzi."
8 Aug 2002	Angeline Vixen	Loading... Hmm... leaves chaos, destruction and it's song echoing in it's wake? Like a Brittney Spears concert, i reckon. lmao The only way Brittney could move me is towards a phone to call 911... XD
12 Apr 2003	Juliana <MadMadamMim@slu...net>	Loading... I dig it. Just lemme know what colours you'd like, if you have anything specific in mind.
12 May 2003	Carolin Emily Southern	Loading... Wow, so its a bit like me, sings to much and and lets the world get destroyed by the stampeding millions who run away from my singing. That is lovely art. Cool ideas too.
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