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Golem. Earth Legendz. Assassin Bug. Wind Legendz. Gargoyle. A powerful dark Legendz summoned by Skeleton to deal with Shiron. Bicorn. A dark unicorn Legendz who goes by the name "Kirubito" (Killbeat), she delights in the suffering of others. Her strongest ability is making anyone relive their worst fear, which she particularly enjoyed ...
In a further nod to Asimov, the robot is named Isaac. In his later novel Going Postal (2004), the protagonist Moist von Lipwig, upon being told that he will be killed by a golem should he commit another crime, exclaims that that is impossible, because everyone knows "a golem mustn't harm a human being or allow a human being to come to harm ...
While Tiger Man and Grace's Army defend against the coming invasion, 6's unit drives back into Toris territory to find the secret weapon hidden in ancient ruins. As night falls, they stumble across a camp set up by Heine and Russell. 6 decides to wait until the demons enter the ruins and fight through the traps themselves, then steal the weapon ...
The 1997 Extreme Ghostbusters series depicts a Rabbi's son bringing a golem to life to protect a local New York synagogue from antisemitic vandalism in the episode "The True Face of a Monster". "You Gotta Know When to Golem" is a short story during "Treehouse of Horror XVII", part of the long-running series of The Simpsons Halloween
Nate is killed by the Golem in the street who escapes when he sees Nick, Hank and Ben approaching. Nick also discovers that Ben asked for the Golem to protect David and the Golem will kill anyone who threatens him. Nick then has Ben go to find a scroll to stop it and they discover that they need to put a shem into the Golem's mouth to stop him.
General Beauregard "Beau" Lee is a groundhog that resides at the Dauset Trails Nature Center in Butts County, Georgia. Beau will predict the winter forecast on Groundhog Day on Feb. 2, 2025.
The series' first antagonist, the Ice King, is revealed to have once been a human scientist, turned mad by the magic crown he used to protect a young Marceline in the ruins of human civilization. It was a moving character arc revealed over many seasons, woven deftly into the series mythology, turning one of the show's most outlandish characters ...
"I was instructed by my — my attorneys to do so, because if I didn't, it felt like I was, you know, guilty of something, trying to hide something, which I wasn't," Renard says.