Stickers

Description: When it comes to the zipper mimic you best zip up or you'll catch your death.

Description: The yoyo mimic will go up and down, eat your flesh and then walk the dog.

Description: The X-ray mimic will see what's inside of you one war or another.

Description: When thirst comes your way you can wet your whistle with the water bottle mimic.

Description: The vacuum mimic will eat up anything you need to get rid of: dust, dirt, danger, bones of invaders, ya know the essentials.

Description: With the umbrella mimic you'll stay dry and probably die.

Description: With a toaster mimic ya make lose more bread quicker than you'd think.

Description: with the shield mimic an adventure will see the best defense is devouring an opponent’s offense... and the opponent.

Description: With the radio mimic you can tune in and drop dead.

Description: It bites. It writes. Quill mimic.

Description: The printer mimic eats ink, paper, people... really its like a standard printer but simply more voracious.

Description: The oven mimic lures you with promises of pies, cupcakes and other baked goods.

Description: With the napkin mimic you don't wipe your mouth instead you wipe it's mouth.

Description: The mailbox mimic might be the cause of something getting lost in the mail.

Description: The lunchbox mimic is always looking to be filled with a meal.

Description: The Kite mimic can fly high in the sky grabbing snacks that fly by.

Description: A jumper mimic will keep you warm and toasty. It's snug... a bit too snug...

Description: Ice cream mimic is a sweet summertime treat that's looking to eat.

Description: Headphone mimics drop the beat and get a bite to eat.

Description: The garbage mimic is bold and trash and once it catches you your body belongs to the trash.

Description: The frying pan mimic lures you in with promise of grilled cheese. By then its to late. You are the grilled cheese.

Description: When it comes to energy drink mimic once you pop the top your body will drop.

Description: People go nuts for donuts well the donut mimic goes nuts for fresh flesh.

Description: Candy Bar Mimic, it's the snack that bites back.

Description: The Book Mimic is a pretty good book that has a lot of teeth to it. The plot has a pretty good bite. The twist at the end will really grip you.

Description: Support your enjoyment of Isekai, the anime/manga genre that has you being spirited away to worlds of magic and wonder.

Description: The apple mimic, they say an apple a day keeps the necromancer away... cause mimics eat everything so there is nothing left for a necromancer to work with.

Description: There are many stories of a father of the forest or a ward of the woods. Jack o' the Green (or Jack in the Green) is said to be an English spirit or Fae of foliage.

Description: Balor is a figure in Irish myth said to be either a warrior, a giant, a cyclops or maybe even a mix of the three. He is the king of the Fomorians and is believed to be the personification of blight and the harmful sun, he is sometimes know as the Evil Eye.

Description: A Dullahan is an Irish fairy appears as a headless horseman. Some say they ride an equally headless horse and are said to bring death.

Description: The Fear Gorta is an Irish phantom of hunger resembling an emaciated human. The spirit seeks alms from passers-by and its possible to grant good luck for those generous to it

Description: In Europe there are many kinds of stories of dwarves. The miners of the mountains who search the caverns for wealthy stones and minerals.

Description: In English and Irish folklore there are said to be goblin or fairies that are the guardians of the flora.

Description: An English shapeshifter that resembles an emaciated cow. It plays harmless pranks on folks by turning into stuff then laughs at ya for being dumb when it tricks ya.

Description: The Tiddy Mun of England is a water fairing fae or spirit that may be two or three feet high, appearing as a little old man with white hair and a long beard, who dressed in grey (making him hard to see him), and whose laughter sounded like the cry of local birds.

Description: The Far Darrig name comes from the Irish words "Fear Dearg", meaning "Red Man", as the Far Darrig is said to wear a red coat and cap. It's like the Wario to Mario of Leprechauns.