“Medallions are wasted on that lot” is what a harpy or manticore might say about a Jellicle Cat. Why did they get them when there are so many others that could have used them to better effect? Perhaps the local sphinx just thought they were precious little things.
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I do love me some jellicle cats. I completely understand why one might choose to live among humans. Find the perfect owner, and you get whatever you want or need, whenever you want or need it, waited on hand and foot.
It might be a plot for the future (is it a plot for the future?) But will Sam ever repair his medallion?
Now I’m curious if T.S. Elliot is actually a Jellicle cat. I’m also curious if they have multiple fur patterns like in the musical, or just one like in the poems.
In the skindeep universe C.S. Lewis was a human who found a wonderland portal and documented it in a story. Is there a similar lore reason for the Jellicle Cats? Where are they primarily found?
Also woops, accidentally commented as a reply rather then a new comment, my bad.
I think it was Lewis Carroll, not C.S. Lewis
Plot twist, Andrew Loyd Webber was Jellicle Cat
I wonder, what medallion-wearing cryptid suffers/enjoys the greatest size change between fullform and human form
Well, back when Tony started to have problems, Madam U rattled off a number of possibilities – supposedly those who have some way of appearing as a human, maybe not all by medallion – that included the Roc …
(Since the full comment went into the moderation queue, and we’re already on the next RQ page: Madam U mentioned the Roc as one of the possibilities of what Tony might be turning into. Not ultimate proof that they have medallions, but.)
Do Pollicle Dogs look like Yorkshire Terriers or are they a bit different here? Do they also have medallions?
Now for the biggest question: do griffins have scratching posts for their retractible claws, especially with only their back feet for non-maned griffins?
> Why did they get them when there are so many others that could have used them to better effect?
becauuuuuse JELLICLES CAN AND JELLLLLICLES DO!
JELLICLES CAN AND JELLICLES DO
JELLICLE SONGS FOR JELLICLE CATS
Are those two little cat eyes on the Jellicle medallion? So cute! Can we see some creature medallions that we haven’t seen (or haven’t seen in-detail) yet?
I wouldn’t be surprised if Jocostca made Jellicle Medallions just to spite Dregg.
Kory,
Byzantine Eagles have 2 heads, we want to see a 3-headed cryptid, and we love heraldic creatures… can we please see a Russian heraldic 3-headed eagle?
Going with this, are zmey extinct or in hiding? I’m not sure how dragons are categorized here, exactly. While we know *European* dragons are considered extinct, I can’t remember if you mentioned the status of Asiatic ones or of other, similar beings (as shown in this handy chart: https://data.whicdn.com/images/327078221/original.jpg).
I also apologize in advance if you’re already answered this and I’ve forgotten.
There’s one Eastern dragon living in the London Avalon. We’ll get to see that one down the road.
“Hey, look, Andrew. That cat just turned into a large, furry human cat, and he’s dancing around!”
“That gives me a great idea for a musical…”
You could do dozens of cartoons on how cryptids have knowingly or unknowingly influenced human society.