The concept of the werewolf is independent of location. Many prehistoric people recognized the phenomena of psychosis and in similar ways tried to explain it away using the concept of 'the creature within'. Lycaon however is a legendary figure, the first king of Arcadia, who Zeus turned into a wolf because he served Zeus human flesh. It is from King Lycaon that the term Lycanthrope and related terms are derived so we would have to say that Lycans come from Arcadia, a small city state founded by the Mycenaean Greeks named after Arcas.
Some wish to distinguish Lycans from werewolves and there may be an argument made for Lycans being desended from Lycaon.
They come from Spain. They come from Spain.
it is come and gone
Asparagus come from where ever i want it to come from
They come from Canada
The past participle is come.
Whenever they want, preferably at night.
Lycans?
May 12, 2009
Lycans are not mentioned at all in the Bible.
The Werewolves in Underworld were called Lycans
Lycans are not real, so they don't eat humans.
Most lycans live in or near areas with woods/forests or sucluded areas.
No.
The vampire have resorted to guns, really big guns.
In folklore, lycans (werewolves) are said to transform into their wolf form under a full moon due to the moon's supposed influence on their behavior. This trope is popular in various myths and stories as a way to emphasize the mystical and supernatural nature of these creatures.
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