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    Giant Enemy Worm

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    It is believed that Frank Herbert's Dune books were the first to popularize the concept of a giant worm that is capable of devouring a person whole without even noticing it.

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    278964 jjroberts Game 04/01/24 06:39AM 116 done
    277146 Panteon00 Concept https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCm6FNDM-VY 03/01/24 06:44AM 2 done
    277145 Panteon00 Concept https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXE8IzG3xYs 03/01/24 06:40AM 2 done
    264057 reverendhunt Game 07/08/23 12:22AM 38 done
    263581 jjroberts Game 06/29/23 05:29AM 120 done
    249397 PlamzDooM Franchise 01/09/23 02:35PM 62 done
    247775 Jeshibu Concept Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 specifically removed the Giant Enemy Worm boss from Ninja Gaiden 2 (because it was ass) 12/26/22 06:21PM 2 done
    186313 reverendhunt Game 11/23/21 10:11PM 180 done
    183971 PlamzDooM Concept 11/05/21 12:24PM 2 done
    178259 reverendhunt Character 09/25/21 04:00AM 46 done
    156305 franzlska Game Added a number of relevant concepts, locations, and objects to the Noita page. 04/08/21 09:45AM 142 done
    138445 Marino Game 11/07/20 01:45PM 94 done
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