[zankeet]

username: zankeet
thistlehoof name: Pharaoh
name meaning (optional): Egyptian Phraraohs often wore gold because they believed it was the skin of their sun god Ra !! The horns and piercing reminded me of the headdresses and jewelry that the Pharaoh would wear :>

[Mukuro.]

username: barracuda-teeth
thistlehoof name: Vulcan
name meaning (optional): Vulcan is a Roman god of forge, fire, and blacksmithing. His story is that he was depicted as a low leveled god and was often looked down upon for his one shorter arm than the other (similar to the Thistlehoof with the shorter horn). He was married to Venus but at last she looked down on him and didn’t love him either. He was hurt by the gods but refused to let him down and soon enough with motivation he become one of the main gods and soon was respected.

[willowbear]

username:
thistlehoof name: ceres
name meaning (optional):ceres is the roman god of harvest

[Pipsquawk]

username:Pipsquawk
thistlehoof name:Helios
name meaning (optional):Helios in reference to cattle of the sun god in the odyssey, who, had a lot of cows. The gold reminded me a lot of greek gods so i had to

[soukoku!]

username: - Snapdragon -
thistlehoof name: Sol
name meaning (optional): in Galician, it means sun! <3

[Placebo]

username: placebo
thistlehoof name: Avarice
name meaning (optional): extreme greed for wealth or material gain.

[Hamlet]

username: Hamlet
thistlehoof name: Battus
name meaning (optional): In a greek myth of Hermes, he sneaks into Apollo's cattle and steals 50 heads. He runs across a man named Battus, and pleads for his silence. Battus agrees, but Hermes does not trust him. So he returns later disguised, and asked Battus where the cows had gone. Battus then breaks his vow and reveals it was Hermes who stole the cattle. Hermes then turned Battus to stone. The thistlehoof's stony colors and broken horn reminds me of this myth.

[paopu]

username: paopu
thistlehoof name: Auðumbla
name meaning (optional): a primeval cow from Norse Mythology. The primordial frost jötunn Ymir fed from her milk, and over the course of three days she licked away the salty rime rocks and revealed Búri, grandfather of the gods and brothers Odin, Vili and Vé. The creature is solely attested in the Prose Edda, composed in the 13th century by Icelander Snorri Sturluson. Scholars identify her as stemming from a very early stratum of Germanic mythology, and ultimately belonging to larger complex of primordial bovines or cow-associated goddesses.

[Marz-Barz]

username: Marz-Barz
thistlehoof name: Bertrand
name meaning (optional): Derived from the Germanic elements beraht meaning "bright" and rand meaning "rim (of a shield)"

[demisexual]

username: King Tatum
thistlehoof name: Hathor
name meaning (optional): Egyptian goddess commonly depicted with a cow head or resembling a cow. Hathor is the goddess of fertility and love.