Are the Antlermouse things on Summoners Rift related to Poros?

warpenguin555··3 votes·884 views

Title The both are small, have horns, and are cute. Is there any relation?

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Death by Kayn1 votes

I don't know, but they should be. I need an antlermouse plush to match my poro. On a more serious note, antlermice are probably closer related to Yordles (notice the similarities to gnar), whilst Poros are more civilized creature (they have a king) and are literal bundles of love contained by a cute container of fur and two horns. Notice that they are always panting, despite the bitterly cold conditions of the freljord. This is due to the fact that the love inside of them is so warm they are almost burning up. Long live antlermice (and poros ofc)

warpenguin5551 votes

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I don't know, but they should be. I need an antlermouse plush to match my poro. On a more serious note, antlermice are probably closer related to Yordles (notice the similarities to gnar), whilst Poros are more civilized creature (they have a king) and are literal bundles of love contained by a cute container of fur and two horns. Notice that they are always panting, despite the bitterly cold conditions of the freljord. This is due to the fact that the love inside of them is so warm they are almost burning up. Long live antlermice (and poros ofc)

oh yeah, they could be related to Yordles. i never thought of that

Death by Kayn1 votes

Either way I love them equally Also, check this petition out: http://boards.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/c/summoners-rift/FKwyNzQ5-sru-squirrel-thingies

Tesla Effect1 votes

Poros actually have a Monarch, which means they have some sort of government.

Tesla Effect1 votes

We know that Gnars family lived in Freljord at the time of the Watchers or around that time, whose to say that these antler mouse are closely related to Yorldes similar to how monkeys are to us. Naturally some species (missing links) die out after many generations or species branch out and evolve for their own needs. Maybe the antlemouse and Yordles share a common ancestor. It would be nice to know the origin of each species and their respected relations with the rest of the animal world. Could open up for potentially interesting moster designs .

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