Talk:Lion Miraculous/@comment-39206731-20190709233803/@comment-43585491-20191020000122

I think it would be some sort of indestructibility, similar to the turtle. (I'm sorry I'm a mythology nerd here) In the myths, the lion skin Heracles is wearing is the skin of the Nemean Lion. He was tasked to take the lion skin by his cousin, Eurystheus, and the king of Mycenae and Tiryns, in one of his twelve labors. The Nemean Lion is virtually indestructible, and the only way he took off the skin was with its claws, so that is why.