[tokariya]

Name:
Anneke

Gender:
female

Element:
Fire

Something Egyptian:
Scarab

[NightWolf950]

Name: Thoth
Gender: Male
Element: Wind
Something Egyptian:

[Lady Sif]

Name:
Lady Sif
Gender:
Male
Element:
Earth
Something Egyptian:

[leverage]

Name: Ankhaten, a name meaning 'Life from Aten', the sun
Gender: Male
Element: Fire
Something Egyptian: An Egyptian frieze depicting Akhenaten is the form of a sphinx making offerings to the sun disk Aten. It is one of the few pieces of Akhenaten that survives, since most were wiped out after his son, Tutankamen, renounced his father's religion and went back to Egypt's polytheistic ways.

[Hyensa]

;O; I can't wait to see what you came up with for this one.

[rochester.]

Name: Sekhmet
Gender: Female
Element: Fire
Something Egyptian:
The Egyptian revolution.

Simply put, the Egyptian revolution was made of a hundred teams who all revolted against Hosni Mubarak to overthrow his regime, but there was no leading force to shape the revolution and thus directly reach power. All these forces succeeded in overthrowing Mubarak and the top tier of his regime, but they could not agree on the handover of power because of their ideological and political differences. In the end, the decision was left to the ballot boxes, irrespective of their credibility or integrity.

[cheshire.]

Name: Anubis. He was the god of embalming and the dead.
Gender: Male
Facts: Anubis is the Egyptian god of embalming and the dead. His most distinct feature would be that he has a canine face; that of a jackal. This makes him unique from the other gods and easily points out who he is. He was a protector of graves and was previously the ruler of the Underworld until Osiris took his place. Despite being one of the more well known Egyptian gods, he wasn't all that big in the myths and is rarely mentioned in them. He was also a god who ushered souls into the afterlife. His jackal head was supposed to relate to the fact that jackals tended to hang around graves but they are scavengers and normally dig up bones and bodies while Anubis was the guardian of the grave. So his mask is contradicting what he presents. "Anubis is associated with Wepwawet , another Egyptian god portrayed with a dog's head or in canine form, but with grey or white fur. Historians assume that the two figures were eventually combined. Anubis' female counterpart is Anput. His daughter is the serpent goddess Kebechet."
^^ content within quotations belongs to wikipedia and it's rightful owners^^
Element: Air, to stir up the sand.
Something Egyptian: To the left, to the left~ ...sorry, randomly singing songs here.

[yeena]

Not entering but gud luuuck everyone.

And ohmygod... Em points for Sora and the set !

Also known as Anubis as said in the form hehe.

[cheshire.]

*clings to emotions*
domo arigato!

[Nobady]

Name: Amun [god of mystery]
Gender: Male
Element: Earth
Something Egyptian:
I took an Egyptian Art Class in college and this was my favorite style of art. This is Akhenaten, an Egyptian Ruler, with his family. During his rule the art style was changed, from the thick stiff solider look, to this skinny more animated look. They also had longer faces and fuller lips. And they participated in the "style" of the time of head wrapping, which elongated the back of the head, making them look sort of alien. They've found skulls proving this so it wasn't just an artist choice.
[img=http://egyptianchristianity.com/akhenaten_family.jpg]

Head wrapping if you're curious, http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/236x/ ... e69cc3.jpg