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magicalfrogs

WublinStatueBio=This Wublin statue has been carefully crafted by its mysterious maker, down to the finest detail. Now all that's missing is the spark of life! Zap the monsters you've bred or placed on this island, and they'll transform into the electrical energy required to take up this Wublin.

DipsterBio=Timid in the light, Dipsters make their homes underground. The muffled monster music from above gives Dipsters the courage to rise and join the harmonious melody! ... although it may only be one note at a time. Dipsters are resourceful creatures, and collect natural materials to disguise the entrances to their tunnels. No one knows how far down a Dipster hole goes.

MonsterLockedBio=You haven't found this monster yet. Play the game and unlock it later.

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Monsters/Bonapetite_bio=Some musicians tickle the ivories, but the Bona-Petite prefers tickling the ribs. Or perhaps 'having its ribs tickled' is more accurate, depending on which of these two percussionists we're talking about here. Truth is, each is symbiotically connected to the other and equally responsible for delivering punchy kick patterns peppered with a little bottom-end bulk. The duo consists of two monsters, amiably dubbed 'Bona' and 'Petite' by their Wublin pals. The smaller Petite puts the 'riff' in 'midriff,' while the larger Bona grumbles endlessly about indigestion.

Monsters/Congle_bio=So that's what happens to the shells when Monsters hatch! Congles are great recyclers, and use a lot of drums. Eggshells can only stand so much pounding, after all.

Monsters/Gnarls_bio=Depending on how you look at it, Gnarls are both bigger and smaller than any of the other Quint-Element Monsters. Bigger in the sense that each 'being' is actually comprised of multiple organisms instead of just one; and smaller because the Gnarls themselves are actually quite minuscule! Some might say they are little more than parasitic vines that attach themselves to a tree and coordinate to hijack the plant's latent motor functions. Then it's a simple matter of working together to 'animate' the tree's trunk and branches to give it a full range of motion. Each Gnarl operates the opposite side of the tree, and synchronously conjoin their tendrils to form a 'mouth' through which wind can blow to produce sound. Mercifully, the tree doesn't perceive this transformation as troublesome - instead, it delights in the opportunity to explore the Monster World and make music! Another mercy is that the Plant Top Boss's dual intelligences are satisfied to stick to one tree - no need to 'infect' anyone else.

Monsters/Krillby_bio=It is unclear whether Krillby's vestigial wings are powerful enough for sustained flight, but this Fire Monster is more at home on the ground than in the air. Its talons make it easy to maneuver across many different terrains, while its wings guide the air in and around the ocarina-like bodies to help produce the lovely whistles for which they are known. This also regulates the Krillby's body temperature when running very fast, something you have to do often when you look as tasty as Krillby does.

Monsters/Pladdie_bio=Gather 'round, wee laddies and lassies, and hear the distinct bellow of Pladdie: lord of the Faeries! A spinner of yarns and teller of tales, this tartan talent provides its own dramatic mood music to every storytelling experience. Whether they be legends of mysterious winged Monsters flapping in the night, or a titanic sea creature patrolling the deep, Pladdie is a pro at captivating its audience through song and speech.

Monsters/Scaratar_bio=The Scaratar is the original galactic guru: the fundamental flower child who, despite its celestial origins is the poison constellation, is nonetheless the antidote to bad vibes and disharmony everywhere. With its inspiring, other-worldly sound effects reverberating throughout the cosmos, it calls upon all Poison Elementals to commune with each other and to gather in harmony with others.

Monsters/Uuduk_bio=For each year of life, the Uuduk gains an extra vertebra in its slinky spine. The full height of an Uuduk, however, is hidden from view deep beneath the soil: an Uuduk never reveals its age! Wear-and-tear on its impressive blowhorns may hint at the number of birthdays this coy Monster has seen, but it just as easily could indicate how itchy it was that day.

Monsters/Whimmzies_bio=Wimmzies are a bubbly chorus of Monsters positively bursting at the seams with delight. It's this very overflowing of glee that is cause for the sorority of singers' patchwork appearance: their delicately-sewn casings contain the fine mist that makes up the Wimmzie's upper bodies! Little more than fluttering eyelashes and tapping toes, this squad is nonetheless erupting with joy and - of course - whimsy.

Monsters/Loodvigg_bio=Perhaps it's motivated by some sense of latent rebelliousness, or maybe it was just time for a change, but the adult Loodvigg has embraced the exact opposite of Shadow - Light! It grafts gleaming gems onto the teeth of its keyboard, coiffs its hair, cuffs and ruff, and prioritizes flashy and flamboyant flourishes in its musical performance.

Monsters/Buzzinga_bio=All Mythicals have something in common - their very existence has been questioned and doubted throughout Monster World history. The Buzzinga is one such example, whose constant flitting about the various dimensions of the multiverse make it feel like little more than myth. However, it has a pretty good excuse: this Monster acts as a pollinator for the flowers of the Stablo Mjehurica World Tree! Tapping into its family's ability to open supersonic interdimensional highways, it collects the tree's nectar and contributes to the formation of whole new realities. When it's interested in settling down for a while, the Buzzinga finds respite in the scorching heat of the remains of the living core where this universe has its beginning all those eons ago.

Monsters/Shlep_bio=For being such a wholesome-looking Monster itself, the Oasis Mythical must surely have some unusual dreams sometimes! That's the only reasonable explanation for the shLep, drawn from an extravagant imagination and brought into being in the dreamspace. Maybe it's a warped manifestation of a Blubberfly, incited by erstwhile desires for a little personal time? Some have proposed that the shLep is inspired by a memorable but noisy encounter with a denizen of the eclectically-populated coral reefs of the living ocean. For better or worse, this listless Dreamythical is now a permanent companion on Mythical Island, so best try to get along!

Monsters/Monster_potbelly_young_bio=Playing is so much better with 2 heads! The young potbelly is a welcome addition to any strategy game, on account of their doubled brainpower. Unfortunately for the other monsterlings, Two times Zero is still Zero.