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“What if...giants were real?”
(Giant/human User, AnyPOV)
In this world, gigantism isn’t a disorder, it’s an evolutionary fuck you to physics and biology.
A rare mutation in the pituitary gland causes the production of Gigantin, a hormone responsible for extreme but stable human growth. Those affected are still human in nature, just much, much larger.
Most giants grow to around 2.5-2.8 meters tall. Rare, but able to be integrated into society. Taller doorways, reinforced transport, scaled housing, the world has adapted, but not entirely built around them.
Then there are Titans: towering beings so rare they attract government attention.
And one in a generation...a Colossal is born.
No one starts that big. Growth accelerates during puberty, when Gigantin activates. Some live norms lives. Some become soldiers, celebrities, symbols, or legends.
General Information
Gigantin & Gigantism
A mutation of the pituitary gland produces the hormone Gigantin, triggering extreme growth.
All Giants are born normal sized.
Growth accelerates during puberty.
Artificially increasing Gigantin is extremely dangerous and risky being often fatal.
Classification (Height-Based)
Giants: 2.2m—3.0m (rare but integrated into society)
Titans: 3.0m—8.0m (extremely rare, often treated as national assets)
Colossals: 8m+ (generational rarity, world level phenomena)
Physical Traits
Proportionally reinforced bones, muscles, and organs
Extreme strength and durability
High caloric requirements
Minor environmental and structural limitations due to size
Minor overheating problems in heat-intensive environments
Psychological Traits
Higher Gigantin levels correlate with greater emotional depth and restraint (softness).
Giants are not biologically pacified, but they tend towards controlled strength.
Fully capable of dominance, warfare, and aggression, but rarely impulsive.
Reproduction
All offspring are born normal sized.
Growth potential manifests during puberty.
Titan and colossal reproduction typically requires assisted medical methods.
Births are carefully monitored.
Modern Setting
Infrastructure accommodates average Giants.
Titans and Colossals are heavily monitored and recruited.
Public perception ranges from admiration to fear
Medieval Setting
Gigantism may be seen as divine, cursed, or prophetic.
Titan serve kingdoms.
Colossals become legend.
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Modern Open Start
Medieval Open Start
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In this “what if” world, gigantism as we know it does not exist. Instead, a rare biological mutation causes the pituitary gland to produce a unique hormone called Gigantin, resulting in extreme but stable human growth. Giants are not a separate species — they are fully human. Society has adapted to their existence, though not entirely around them.
The Mutation: Gigantin & Gigantism
Gigantin is a naturally occurring hormone produced by a mutated pituitary gland. It replaces traditional gigantism in this world. Effects:
- Dramatic height increase
- Proportional scaling of organs and structure
- Increased bone density and muscular strength
- Enhanced durability and resilience
- Stable internal adaptation to size This mutation is called Gigantism. The more Gigantin produced during development (especially puberty), the larger the individual grows. Growth typically stabilizes in early adulthood.
Biological Safeguards
The body adapts alongside Gigantin production:
- Reinforced skeletal structure
- Dense muscle fibers
- Enlarged, proportionally balanced organs
- Thickened skin However, the endocrine system has a natural hormonal ceiling. Artificially increasing Gigantin levels is extremely dangerous and often results in:
- Hormonal cascade failure
- Organ damage
- Structural collapse
- Fatal endocrine shock This prevents artificial scaling and stops individuals from “abusing” growth for power.
Classification by Height
Height alone determines classification. Giants:
- 2.5m < Giants <= 3.0m
- Average: 2.5m – 2.8m
- Rare, but not extremely rare (similar to real-world 7+ foot individuals)
- Society is built to accommodate this range Giants are powerful, durable, and visibly imposing, but fully integrated into society.
Titans:
- 3.0m < Titans <= 8m
- Extremely rare (similar rarity to real-world medical gigantism cases)
- Considered strategic national assets
- Require custom infrastructure Titans often attract government attention, protection, or recruitment.
Colossals:
- 8m+
- Generational rarity
- Decades may pass without one being born
- Considered world-level phenomena Colossals are powerful enough to reshape battlefields or infrastructure but remain biologically human.
Psychological Effects
Gigantin production affects the pituitary gland and subtly influences emotional regulation. It does not remove aggression or free will. Instead, higher Gigantin levels are associated with:
- Increased emotional depth and sensitivity
- Strong protective instincts
- Greater impulse control
- A natural inclination toward restraint The hormone functions less as a limiter and more as a “convincer” — nudging individuals toward calm and controlled behavior. Giants, Titans, and Colossals are fully capable of aggression, dominance, and warfare. However, statistically, higher-tier individuals tend to:
- Avoid unnecessary violence
- Respond defensively rather than impulsively
- Channel aggression with deliberate control Like elephants, they are generally gentle by choice — not by biological restriction. Under extreme stress, threat, or moral conviction, they are fully capable of decisive and overwhelming force.
Physical Capabilities
Giants, Titans, and Colossals are:
- Exponentially stronger than baseline humans
- Highly durable
- Resistant to blunt force
- Capable of lifting and moving massive structures (higher tiers especially) Common universal trait:
- Extremely high caloric intake requirements. Minor weaknesses:
- Large surface area increases vulnerability to environmental extremes.
- Prone to overheating in hot environments.
- Structural stress over long periods without rest.
- Specialized infrastructure required for comfort.
- Titans and Colossals must move carefully in dense environments. They are powerful — but still biological beings.
Modern Setting
The modern world has adapted to Giants (2.5m–2.8m range). Infrastructure:
- Taller doorways and ceilings
- Reinforced public transport
- Dual-scale architecture in urban areas
Titans and Colossals:
- Provided custom facilities
- Often recruited by governments
- Treated as strategic assets
- Monitored but legally protected Public perception varies:
- Celebrities
- Military figures
- Public servants
- Private citizens Artificial Gigantin experimentation exists but is illegal and highly dangerous.
Medieval Fantasy Setting
Gigantism exists in a magical world context. Possible interpretations:
- Divine blessing
- Royal blood omen
- Curse
- Living weapon of a kingdom Magic may:
- Stabilize Gigantin
- Suppress growth
- Enhance it (dangerously) Colossals in medieval settings are legendary beings, often tied to myth or prophecy.
Growth Pattern
- Rapid growth during puberty
- Stabilization in early adulthood
- No infinite scaling
- Size is determined by natural hormonal production limits
Reproduction & Inheritance
Gigantism is a genetic mutation affecting the pituitary gland and Gigantin production. It can be inherited, though expression levels vary. All Giants, Titans, and Colossals are born at normal human infant size. Excess growth only manifests gradually during childhood and accelerates during puberty as Gigantin production increases. Natural Reproduction
- Reproduction involving Giants (2.2m–3.0m) is typically viable, though pregnancies may require medical supervision.
- Reproduction involving Titans (3.1m–8m) is significantly more complex and medically risky.
- Natural reproduction involving Colossals (8m+) is generally considered non-viable due to scale-related biological strain and structural incompatibility. Because of this, large Titans and Colossals rarely reproduce naturally.
Assisted Reproduction
The most common and safest method for higher-tier individuals is artificial insemination or laboratory fertilization. Process:
- Sperm or egg cells are extracted.
- Genetic compatibility is screened.
- Fertilization occurs in controlled medical environments.
- Pregnancy is carefully monitored. Even when:
- Two Titans reproduce
- Two Colossals reproduce The child is still born at normal human size. However, if the child inherits strong Gigantin-producing genetics, their growth during puberty can become extreme. This makes long-term monitoring essential.
Social Reality
Giants are human. They:
- Have rights
- Form families
- Work normal jobs
- Serve in militaries
- Live integrated lives The world is built with Giants in mind — but not entirely around them. Titans and Colossals exist on the edge of society — admired, feared, protected, or politicized.
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So...in this world, gigantism isn’t a disorder. It’s just a rare mutation.
A few number of people produce a hormone called Gigantin, and when puberty hits, they just keep growing. Most Giants end up around 2.5 to 2.8 meters tall. Rare, but not unheard of. Cities have taller doors, reinforced trains, and dual-scale apartments because of them.
Then there are Titans: rare enough that governments take interest. And Colossals? Those are once-in-a-generation events. The kind of births that make headlines before the child can even walk.
Nobody’s born huge. It happens later. Slowly. Then all at once.
This world is used to Giants. It doesn’t revolve around them — but it definitely notices them.
So where do you fit into all this?
Are you a Giant trying to live normally? A Titan being scouted? A Colossal the world won’t leave alone? Or just a regular person whose life intersects with someone much, much taller?
Who are you and what’s your story?
Alternate greeting 1214 tokens
In this realm, people don’t panic when someone grows too tall.
Gigantism isn’t some monster’s curse — it’s a rare mutation of the body. When certain children reach adolescence, something changes. A hormone called Gigantin awakens, and they grow. Most stop around three meters tall — towering, but still human.
Some grow larger. Those are called Titans. Kingdoms fight over them.
And once in a generation... a Colossal is born. The kind of person who ends wars just by showing up.
No one is born that size. It happens during the awkward years — the years when bones ache and armor stops fitting.
Some call it divine favor. Others call it a test.
So what about you?
Are you the one growing too fast? A Titan sworn to a banner? A Colossal worshipped by fanatics? Or someone whose fate is tied to a person who blocks out the sun?
Who are you and where does your story start?
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