You say avatars and you think about the the movie of James Cameron, or Second Life, but if you are fond of the virtual world of Linden Lab for you avatars also means Grendel's Children. Since the September 1, 2006, when Flea Bussy has created Grandel (and its blog) thousands of users have gone to look for the avatar more original, fanciful or bizarre that they could find. From dragons to humanoid avatars, from aquatics to replicating, from tattoos to devil horns, from 1 Linden accessories to free textures, here you can really find anything.

If you have not already been you should go take a look soon, if only for the bizarre architecture of the place, since it is not said to remain open for ever. Recently Flea (whom, according to the blogger Tateru Nino, invested in recent years at least U.S. $ 14,400 a year to keep the store open, obtaining, however, many more from the sale of his avatars, see there) sold two of the four sim of his own, in opposition to the Linden Lab and its customer support, judged woefully inadequate and insufficient. A decision that could also allow Flea and his managers Toady Nakamura to concentrate on the creation of new avatars and still stay online for many years, but certainly you do not get caught unprepared and go to visit, it is worth it.