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The curse of the loup garou is a legendary and terrifying phenomenon that has been part of folklore and mythology for centuries. The term "loup garou" is derived from the French words "loup," meaning wolf, and "garou," meaning werewolf. It refers to a creature that is believed to have the ability to transform between human and wolf form, typically during the full moon. The curse of the loup garou is said to be inflicted upon an individual, usually as a result of a curse or a bite from another werewolf. Once the curse takes hold, the afflicted person is said to experience a gradual transformation into a wolf-like creature during the full moon. This transformation is often accompanied by heightened aggression and a bloodlust that compels the loup garou to seek out and attack humans or animals.

EDIT: And if you're looking for modern fiction, the Percy Jackson series has goddesses consorting with mortal men

The Greek Pantheon was ruled by a council of twelve great gods known as the Olympians, namely Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athene, Hephaistos, Ares, Aphrodite, Apollon, Artemis, Hermes, Dionysos, and sometimes Hestia. You loved the stallion, famed in battle, yet you ordained for him the whip, the goad, and the lash, ordained for him to gallop for seven and seven hours, ordained for him drinking from muddled waters, you ordained far his mother Silili to wail continually.

This transformation is often accompanied by heightened aggression and a bloodlust that compels the loup garou to seek out and attack humans or animals. The legend of the loup garou has its roots in various cultures and countries around the world, with variations of the creature appearing in European folklore, as well as in North and South America. In many traditions, the curse of the loup garou is believed to be hereditary, passed down through generations within a family.

Paging femsle gods

Do you see this look? This is what the Chinese players and Chinese Company Tencent asked for, oddly enough the Chinese Gods are being redesigned as asked by their player base.

Looks even more like Aphrodite now.

I am sorry, I fail to see your point here. Am I supposed to, for some reason, want the same design as Tencent?
I mean, what you describe certainly goes hand to hand with this phenomenon. Do you really consider this something positive that you wish to encourage? Especially when it means removing Asian eyes from character design, even though (in my personal opinion) they look incredibly good?
We are definitely not on the same page here.

Let me give you two reasons:
- First, it leads to very uniform, boring, bland designs. What is the point of having tons of different characters, if they are all small variations on the same design idea? What about variety? That is the reason we have very different body builds among male character, by the way.
- Then, and that one is straight in front of your eyes but you cannot see it, It perpetuates some bad stereotypes and false ideas. For instance, the idea that “female gods […] have always been symbols of sexuality, fertility and the like.”. That is false, and have… unfortunate implications too. Let me give two examples from the game rooster. Unlike what the guy from that stupid video, full of this false stereotype, believes without even having taken the time to check out, Kali is not associated with sex. She is associated with violence, death and motherly love, though. Not much fertility there. It should be obvious from every piece of art featuring her that she is always depicted as fearsome, monstrous, frightening, not attractive. But so strong is his prejudice than he presents the evidences without actually seeing them… The other obvious example is Nemesis. In case you are not aware, “I am your Nemesis” does not exactly mean “I love you and want to have tons of children with you”. Nemesis is a goddess of vengeance and retribution. Her whole craft is of destruction. How in hell do you associate that with “sexuality, fertility and the like” is a complete mystery to me.

Soladrin wrote:
Besides, I don't hear you complaining about how all men in videogames are buff stereotypical machomen.

That is because it is not true. Some are, but it is far, far from all of them.
Let us take the most famous video game character ever, for instance: Mario. Despite his mustache, he is not much of a macho man, with his big belly…
Do you want a list of LoL characters that are not macho men, for instance?
And that is not even mentioning the obvious. The obvious being that most characters in video games are going to be fighter, therefore it makes sense for them to be pretty muscled and though. Being fighters does NOT make them more likely to be sexualized, though.

"Our fantasy settings are grim and dark, but that is not a reflection of who we are or how we feel the real world should be. [. ] We will continue to diversify the cast of characters we portray [. ] so everyone can find representation and heroes they can relate to. [. ] If [you don't feel the same way], you will not be missed"
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Secret Force Behind the Rise of the Tau

THE SEVENTH class consisted of the fabulous MONSTERS, BEASTS, GIANTS of myth. They were semi-divine creatures, closely related to the gods.E.g.GIGANTES (Giants), DRAKONES (Dragons), Kentauroi (Centaurs), Kerberos (Cerberus), Sphinx, Sirens, etc.

In some cases, it is said that the transformation can be prevented or reversed by certain rituals or charms, but these methods vary depending on the specific cultural beliefs surrounding the loup garou. One of the most fascinating aspects of the curse of the loup garou is the psychological and emotional toll it takes on the afflicted person. The loup garou is often depicted as being tormented by their dual nature, battling between their human conscience and their animalistic desires. This struggle can be seen as a metaphor for the internal conflicts and temptations that exist within all humans. In popular culture, the curse of the loup garou has been the basis for numerous books, movies, and TV shows, further perpetuating the intrigue and fear associated with this mythical creature. **The curse of the loup garou continues to captivate audiences and serves as a reminder of the power of legends and ancient folklore in shaping our imaginations and understanding of the supernatural**. Despite the fact that the existence of werewolves remains purely fictional, the curse of the loup garou will likely continue to spark fear and fascination in the hearts of many..

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