Download grim reaper live wallpaper APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 3.00 |
| Update | 7 years ago |
| Size | |
| Developer | funny wallpapers fun llc |
| Category | Apps, Art & Design |
| Package Name | com.grim.reaper.live.wallpaper.funny.wallpapers.fun |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
grim reaper live wallpaper APPLICATION description
set the app as live wallpaper to decorate your phone. downloads grim reaper live wallpaper from our store page. we have the best collection of grim reaper backgrounds. you can also download other
live wallpaper in case you don’t find this lwp suitable for you, we had a vast lwp collection for your smart phone so, check the breathtaking image for your smartphone background, and you will fall
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most people have heard of the grim reaper, and if not in those words exactly, they at least know of a hooded skeletal or burning skull figure that carries around a scythe weapon used to collect souls and transfer them to the after life, what ever your belief tells you that is. some times he is even depicted as carrying an hourglass, waiting for your time to run out. get this scary wallpapers now. when did the term grim reaper begin to be used. but where did he come from. and just how far back can you trace him an importantly and what exactly is he.
the grim reaper, as he is often named, is the personification of death. they were said to be able to grab souls and take them to the afterlife. he is also known as one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. they were usually silent creatures when they hunted but were said to give three terrifying and ear-piercing barks. the term grim reaper along with the now near universal image of him came about during the middle ages in various paintings and writings of the time. the scottish grim reaper is actually a giant green dog. he uses this tool to collect the souls of the dead and to carry them to their after life. he is portrayed, usually in western cultures, as a skeletal figure in a long hooded robe tied around the middle and carrying a scythe or a sickle.
feature:
- amazing live wallpaper for your phone!
- includes animated wallpapers
- works as a lockscreen
- hd wallpapers compatible with 99% mobile devices
note:
- all permission are required by ad network.
- this live wallpaper has been tested on latest devices
please contact us if your device is not supported.
most people have heard of the grim reaper, and if not in those words exactly, they at least know of a hooded skeletal or burning skull figure that carries around a scythe weapon used to collect souls and transfer them to the after life, what ever your belief tells you that is. some times he is even depicted as carrying an hourglass, waiting for your time to run out. get this scary wallpapers now. when did the term grim reaper begin to be used. but where did he come from. and just how far back can you trace him an importantly and what exactly is he.
the grim reaper, as he is often named, is the personification of death. they were said to be able to grab souls and take them to the afterlife. he is also known as one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. they were usually silent creatures when they hunted but were said to give three terrifying and ear-piercing barks. the term grim reaper along with the now near universal image of him came about during the middle ages in various paintings and writings of the time. the scottish grim reaper is actually a giant green dog. he uses this tool to collect the souls of the dead and to carry them to their after life. he is portrayed, usually in western cultures, as a skeletal figure in a long hooded robe tied around the middle and carrying a scythe or a sickle.
feature:
- amazing live wallpaper for your phone!
- includes animated wallpapers
- works as a lockscreen
- hd wallpapers compatible with 99% mobile devices
note:
- all permission are required by ad network.
- this live wallpaper has been tested on latest devices
please contact us if your device is not supported.
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