Shapeshifter Sentence Examples

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  • Rhyn, Darkyn created two shapeshifter demons.

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  • The messenger held out a small thumb drive with what Kris hoped contained a report identifying the two shapeshifter demons.  He left, and Kris plugged the thumb drive into his small PDA.  A single file was on the drive, and he opened it.

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  • I wanted to protect you.  Rhyn and Gabe came to find you, but I knew I could find you faster, so I came with a shapeshifter.

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  • He couldn't tell Rhyn he'd chosen to save Hannah instead of Kiki, only to discover a shapeshifter demon in Hannah's place.

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  • Darkyn turned his attention to the shapeshifter.

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  • You chose to let Jade go and turn a blind eye to him being a traitor.  You chose not to see Hannah was a shapeshifter.

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  • The vampire holding on to her didn't fight her but joined her, running with her from the possessed shapeshifter.

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  • This Gabriel really did look like the Gabriel she knew.  She looked hard at his hands before he pulled on his black gloves.  The shapeshifter demon that took on Ully's form hadn't fully been able to disguise its arms and hands.  Gabriel's hands looked like they were his.

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  • Child-like and naïve, Meatwad rolls around and hops to get from one place to another, and since he's made of ground meat, he is also something of a shapeshifter.

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  • A demonic shapeshifter bent on consuming countless souls, Shang Tsung is the organizer of the annual kombat tournament.

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  • Also called a lyncanthrope, it is a shapeshifter, someone that turns into either a wolf-like creature or even an actual wolf.

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  • Season two offers up new characters including Daphne (a shapeshifter), Mary Ann (a manead), Godric (vampire), Stan, Barry, Queen Sophie and so much more.

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  • While vampires are the primary supernatural creature of True Blood, waitress Sookie Stackhouse is a telepath and her bartender boss Sam Merlotte is a shapeshifter (he can become any animal).

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  • The dwarves run afoul of goblins, are captured by elves, meet a shapeshifter in the wild woods, and in general have a lively time in their attempts to reach the mountains of their ancestors.

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  • We've discussed the fact that the name you choose for your princess would be different than the name of your evil shapeshifter but that doesn't deal with setting.

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