Aigamuxa Physiology

The power to take on the traits of an Aigamuxa, a malicious, man-eating monster from African folklore. Variation of Mythical Bestiary.
==Also Called==
*Aigamuchab Physiology
==Capabilities==
Users of this ability are either a member of the Aigamuxa or can mimic the traits of such, the Aigamuxa are horrific monsters from African folklore that haunt deserts and other remote areas, seeking out humans and animals to devour - they are distinguished by having their eyes on the soles of their feet, thus must stand on their hands in order to see prey, despite this they are terrible opponents with immense strength and speed as well as extremely long and deadly teeth.
The sight of an Aigamuxa is frightening due to its fearsome nature and monstrous appearance, they also tend to be very large with even the smallest being on average of 9ft tall.
Aigamuxa are cruel and sadistic but can be defeated via either trickery or exploiting their main weakness, namely the odd placement of their eyes - a famous story has been shared about how an Aigamuxa tried to pursue the folk hero Jackal but was foiled when the trickster dropped tobacco dust on the ground, which irritated the monster's eyes so badly it gave up the chase, allowing Jackal to flee.
==Applications==
*Fear Inducement
*Powerful Bite
*Semi-Immortality
*Unnatural Size
**Enhanced Strength
**Enhanced Speed
==Variations==
*Personal Size Manipulation; varies in size, minimum of 9ft
*Super Eating; can rapidly devour humans, leaving little behind and constantly hungry
==Associations==
*Monster Physiology
*Mythical Bestiary
*Ogre Physiology
== Limitations ==
*Extremely aggressive and cruel, easy to outwit.
*Vulnerable to harm due to their eyes being positioned on their feet.
*if one could outrun the monster it would eventually give up the chase, allowing a victim to escape.
==Known Users==
*Aigamuxa (African Folklore)
*Aigamuxa (Pathfinder)
==Gallery==
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Category:Powers
Category:Monster Physiology
Category:Humanoid Physiology
Category:African Mythology