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From top left to bottom right:

1) Panthera Onca Mesembrina - Similar to modern day jaguars, but larger, since arguably the largest prehistoric subspecies of jaguars.

2) Panthera Onca Augusta - Similar to Panthera Onca Mesembrina, but lives on North America while Panthera Onca Mesembrina lives on South America, and also part of the large prehistoric jaguar subspecies that dared to rival Panthera Onca Mesembrina in size as well. Somehow crazy facts that this both prehistoric subspecies of jaguars are almost like twins since it’s quite hard to tell difference from each other except where they’ve lived.

3) Panthera Pardus Spelaea - Similar to modern day leopards, but larger.

4) Ngandong tiger/Panthera Tigris Soloensis - Similar to all modern day tigers, but larger and heavier, hence it was the largest tigers ever.

5) Caspian Tiger - Similar to Siberian Tiger, hence it was closely related with each other, but was slightly smaller, had bigger paws and claws, and it's main background colour of the Caspian tiger's fur varied, generally brighter and more uniform than that of the Siberian tiger.

6) Acinonyx Pardinensis - Similar to modern day cheetahs, but twice the size larger.

7) American Cheetah/Miracinonyx - Despite it's name, and similar to the modern cheetah in build and hunting lifestyle, it was actually more related to cougar. We're both large, fierce, solitary, strong, and tough.

8) Pachypanthera - A very unique and mysterious prehsitoric big cat that have been found this year, and was specialised in bone-crushing. We're both large, strong, mysterious, fierce, heavy, and tough. Interestingly, since it seem enjoying crunching bones, I also enjoy gnawing and crunching on bones too, especially crunching on the cartilage part.

9) Chimera - A monstrous daughter of Typhon and Echidna, who was known to terrorise the countryside of Lycia, and was slained by Bellerophon along with his Pegasus. We're both large, aggressive, strong and tough. Interesting since she had a lion part at the front, goat part at the middle, and snake part at the back, this kinda represented my own sins; jealousy (snake), lust (goat), and wrath (lion).

10) Chinese Guardian Lions - Also known as "Foo Dog", since it's appearance are like the mix of lion and dog, especially this can also serve nickname to Chinese breed of domesticated dogs like Chow Chow, these mythical beasts serve as the guardian, and they're often come as a pair, with a male holding a ball that represents the world under his paw, while a female protecting a lion cub. We're both large, tough, strong, wise, gentle but fierce, and protective.

11) Manticore - A monstrous beast from the Persian myth, known for it's voracious appetites on humans, leaving no bones and reminds behind. We're both large, strong, tough, and aggressive.

12) Nemean Lion - A monstrous lion who have known to terrorise the district of Nemea with his tough golden fur and his deadly sharp claws that can destroy any strong armour. He was known to be the son of Typhon and Echidna, and also a brother to Chimera. But also alas, he was being slained by Hercules during the "First labour of Heracles". We're both large, strong, tough, and fierce.

13) Cactus Cat - A type of fearsome critter and mythical cat, it was covered in lots of cactus spikes, which it can use to slash cacti at night, and then on later nights, it will return to drink the now fermented cactus juice. Once drunk, it howl so loud throughout at night, and it was also known to be so hostile, giving large puncture wounds and sometimes fatal injuries to any trespassers who trespassed it's territory. We're both big, strong, tough, and aggressive. Interestingly, cactus was my favourite type of plant.

14) Qiongqi - One of the four perils of Chinese myth, along with Taotie, Hundun, and Taowu, it resemble a tiger with huge wings (even though some say it resemble an ox with porcupine quills and can howl like a dog), and was known to voraciously eating humans, starting from the head. It was symbolizes ferocity, gluttony, and the destructive aspects of nature. We're both large, aggressive, tough, and strong.

15) Yule Cat - Also known as Jólakötturinn, it was a huge and vicious cat who was known to lurk around the snowy countryside during Christmas time and eating people who have not received any new clothes to wear before Christmas Eve. It was also the house pet of Grýla and her sons. We're both large, fierce, smart, tough, and strong.

16) Nue - A legendary monster from Japanese myth, this Japanese chimera had a head of a monkey, tiger limbs, Japanese raccoon dog body, and snake part at the back. Nue can transform into a black cloud to fly around, have a eerie bird cry, and it was known to bring misfortune and illness. We're both big, fierce, strong, and mysterious.

17) Ammit - Also known as the "devourer of the dead", this ancient Egyptian goddess had a crocodile part at the front, lion part at the middle, and hippo part at the back, symbolise as the combination of three Ancient Egyptian's deadly animals. She play an important role during the funerary ritual, the Judgment of the Dead, devouring heart from the unworthy deceased being, which leaving them without a soul and become restless forever. We're both large, smart, fierce, strong, tough, and loyal.

18) Barong - Barong is a panther-like character from Balinese myth, and he was a king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good. He had a clash history with Rangda, the demon queen and mother of spirit guarders, which their battle between them is featured in the Barong dance to represent the eternal battle between good and evil. Normally he represented himself in lion form (Barong Ket), but he can take in other forms: tiger (Barong Macan), boar (Barong Bangkal), elephant (Barong Gajah), dog (Barong Asu), and even human (Barong Landung). We're both large, strong, fierce but kind, protective, wise, calm, and peaceful.

19) Nian - A terrifying horned lion-like monsters from Chinese myth, who was known to live at the bottom of the sea most of the time and would go ashore only on the last day of the lunar year to eat people and livestock. However, it does have a fear of seeing items that are red in colour, and are sensitive to loud noise. Thus, on every Lunar New Year, many people will hung red decorations in and around their houses, filled the streets with music and loud drums and they even let off fireworks and firecrackers all day long, scaring Nian away from them. We're both large, fierce, strong, tough, and also sensitive to loud noises.

20) Pixiu - A chinese mythical hybrid creatures, which also resemble as strong winged lions, who was known to have the ability to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune to its owners. One story of this mythical creature says that it violated a law of Heaven by defecating on the floor of Heaven, and when it was found out, it was punished by a spanking from the Jade Emperor. The spanking was hard enough to cause its anus to be permanently sealed. Thus, the Jade Emperor further declared that the diet of the Pixiu would be restricted to gold, silver, and jewels. We're both large, fierce, protective, strong, tough, and loyal.

21) Serpopard - A mythical creature that have been knowned from Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian art, and it resemble as a long necked leopard, hence it's name are mix of leopard and serpent. They usually come as a pair in Mesopotamian art, having their interlocking together, and from Upper and Lower Egypt religious concept, they have been symbolise as royalty and protection. We're both large, strong, fierce, tough, protective, and loyal.

22) Sea-lion (myth) - A mythical sea creatures with the top half of the lion and the bottom half of the fish, we’re both big, strong, tough, fierce, and love swimming in water.

23) Ugallu - One of the eleven mythical monsters created by Tiāmat in her conflict with the younger gods, this storm demon have a lion head and eagle feets, and was known to carried it's mace and dagger. Even though it have been known as a bringer of diseases and bad weathers like storm, since it was also a punisher of trangressors, but it was also known to protect people from evil, demons, and illness, since it will appear as protective charms which would be used to adorn the doors of palaces. We're both large, fierce, strong, tough, smart, loyal, protective, and especially like water and electricity as our favourite elements.

Description
From the beginning: www.deviantart.com/chuppybear/…

Continued from part 2: www.deviantart.com/chuppybear/…

From top left to bottom right:

1) Panthera Onca Mesembrina - Similar to modern day jaguars, but larger, since arguably the largest prehistoric subspecies of jaguars.

2) Panthera Onca Augusta - Similar to Panthera Onca Mesembrina, but lives on North America while Panthera Onca Mesembrina lives on South America, and also part of the large prehistoric jaguar subspecies that dared to rival Panthera Onca Mesembrina in size as well. Somehow crazy facts that this both prehistoric subspecies of jaguars are almost like twins since it’s quite hard to tell difference from each other except where they’ve lived.

3) Panthera Pardus Spelaea - Similar to modern day leopards, but larger.

4) Ngandong tiger/Panthera Tigris Soloensis - Similar to all modern day tigers, but larger and heavier, hence it was the largest tigers ever.

5) Caspian Tiger - Similar to Siberian Tiger, hence it was closely related with each other, but was slightly smaller, had bigger paws and claws, and it's main background colour of the Caspian tiger's fur varied, generally brighter and more uniform than that of the Siberian tiger.

6) Acinonyx Pardinensis - Similar to modern day cheetahs, but twice the size larger.

7) American Cheetah/Miracinonyx - Despite it's name, and similar to the modern cheetah in build and hunting lifestyle, it was actually more related to cougar. We're both large, fierce, solitary, strong, and tough.

8) Pachypanthera - A very unique and mysterious prehsitoric big cat that have been found this year, and was specialised in bone-crushing. We're both large, strong, mysterious, fierce, heavy, and tough. Interestingly, since it seem enjoying crunching bones, I also enjoy gnawing and crunching on bones too, especially crunching on the cartilage part.

9) Chimera - A monstrous daughter of Typhon and Echidna, who was known to terrorise the countryside of Lycia, and was slained by Bellerophon along with his Pegasus. We're both large, aggressive, strong and tough. Interesting since she had a lion part at the front, goat part at the middle, and snake part at the back, this kinda represented my own sins; jealousy (snake), lust (goat), and wrath (lion).

10) Chinese Guardian Lions - Also known as "Foo Dog", since it's appearance are like the mix of lion and dog, especially this can also serve nickname to Chinese breed of domesticated dogs like Chow Chow, these mythical beasts serve as the guardian, and they're often come as a pair, with a male holding a ball that represents the world under his paw, while a female protecting a lion cub. We're both large, tough, strong, wise, gentle but fierce, and protective.

11) Manticore - A monstrous beast from the Persian myth, known for it's voracious appetites on humans, leaving no bones and reminds behind. We're both large, strong, tough, and aggressive.

12) Nemean Lion - A monstrous lion who have known to terrorise the district of Nemea with his tough golden fur and his deadly sharp claws that can destroy any strong armour. He was known to be the son of Typhon and Echidna, and also a brother to Chimera. But also alas, he was being slained by Hercules during the "First labour of Heracles". We're both large, strong, tough, and fierce.

13) Cactus Cat - A type of fearsome critter and mythical cat, it was covered in lots of cactus spikes, which it can use to slash cacti at night, and then on later nights, it will return to drink the now fermented cactus juice. Once drunk, it howl so loud throughout at night, and it was also known to be so hostile, giving large puncture wounds and sometimes fatal injuries to any trespassers who trespassed it's territory. We're both big, strong, tough, and aggressive. Interestingly, cactus was my favourite type of plant.

14) Qiongqi - One of the four perils of Chinese myth, along with Taotie, Hundun, and Taowu, it resemble a tiger with huge wings (even though some say it resemble an ox with porcupine quills and can howl like a dog), and was known to voraciously eating humans, starting from the head. It was symbolizes ferocity, gluttony, and the destructive aspects of nature. We're both large, aggressive, tough, and strong.

15) Yule Cat - Also known as Jólakötturinn, it was a huge and vicious cat who was known to lurk around the snowy countryside during Christmas time and eating people who have not received any new clothes to wear before Christmas Eve. It was also the house pet of Grýla and her sons. We're both large, fierce, smart, tough, and strong.

16) Nue - A legendary monster from Japanese myth, this Japanese chimera had a head of a monkey, tiger limbs, Japanese raccoon dog body, and snake part at the back. Nue can transform into a black cloud to fly around, have a eerie bird cry, and it was known to bring misfortune and illness. We're both big, fierce, strong, and mysterious.

17) Ammit - Also known as the "devourer of the dead", this ancient Egyptian goddess had a crocodile part at the front, lion part at the middle, and hippo part at the back, symbolise as the combination of three Ancient Egyptian's deadly animals. She play an important role during the funerary ritual, the Judgment of the Dead, devouring heart from the unworthy deceased being, which leaving them without a soul and become restless forever. We're both large, smart, fierce, strong, tough, and loyal.

18) Barong - Barong is a panther-like character from Balinese myth, and he was a king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good. He had a clash history with Rangda, the demon queen and mother of spirit guarders, which their battle between them is featured in the Barong dance to represent the eternal battle between good and evil. Normally he represented himself in lion form (Barong Ket), but he can take in other forms: tiger (Barong Macan), boar (Barong Bangkal), elephant (Barong Gajah), dog (Barong Asu), and even human (Barong Landung). We're both large, strong, fierce but kind, protective, wise, calm, and peaceful.

19) Nian - A terrifying horned lion-like monsters from Chinese myth, who was known to live at the bottom of the sea most of the time and would go ashore only on the last day of the lunar year to eat people and livestock. However, it does have a fear of seeing items that are red in colour, and are sensitive to loud noise. Thus, on every Lunar New Year, many people will hung red decorations in and around their houses, filled the streets with music and loud drums and they even let off fireworks and firecrackers all day long, scaring Nian away from them. We're both large, fierce, strong, tough, and also sensitive to loud noises.

20) Pixiu - A chinese mythical hybrid creatures, which also resemble as strong winged lions, who was known to have the ability to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune to its owners. One story of this mythical creature says that it violated a law of Heaven by defecating on the floor of Heaven, and when it was found out, it was punished by a spanking from the Jade Emperor. The spanking was hard enough to cause its anus to be permanently sealed. Thus, the Jade Emperor further declared that the diet of the Pixiu would be restricted to gold, silver, and jewels. We're both large, fierce, protective, strong, tough, and loyal.

21) Serpopard - A mythical creature that have been knowned from Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian art, and it resemble as a long necked leopard, hence it's name are mix of leopard and serpent. They usually come as a pair in Mesopotamian art, having their interlocking together, and from Upper and Lower Egypt religious concept, they have been symbolise as royalty and protection. We're both large, strong, fierce, tough, protective, and loyal.

22) Sea-lion (myth) - A mythical sea creatures with the top half of the lion and the bottom half of the fish, we’re both big, strong, tough, fierce, and love swimming in water.

23) Ugallu - One of the eleven mythical monsters created by Tiāmat in her conflict with the younger gods, this storm demon have a lion head and eagle feets, and was known to carried it's mace and dagger. Even though it have been known as a bringer of diseases and bad weathers like storm, since it was also a punisher of trangressors, but it was also known to protect people from evil, demons, and illness, since it will appear as protective charms which would be used to adorn the doors of palaces. We're both large, fierce, strong, tough, smart, loyal, protective, and especially like water and electricity as our favourite elements.