The triple elementals have finally arrived! Talimoore Elements: Mercury/Polar/Perplex Bio: The tail of a Talimoore is a truly impressive sight, it builds up air in its body and it lets this air travel down through it's windpipe, then expelling hot air through its tail. Its tail isn't the only thing impressive about Talimoore, as it also has a beautiful singing voice, however it usually sticks to using its tail for music, as singing tires it out much faster. Monoromit Elements: Mental/Mercury/Perplex Bio: As with their distant relative in another universe, Monoromits have incredibly thick shells. These shells upon their back grow to be resilient to constant bonks by a Monoromit fist, however often times these hard-shelled monsters freeze in place. A Monoromit in this state becomes pale, and while they will eventually return to normal, it is advised not to touch them, weird things happen. Shivasilvon Elements: Mental/Polar/Perplex Bio: Shivasilvon are anomalies in The Back Side but for reasons completely unique to them. How simply rubbing their fin-like legs together creates such beautiful symphonic strings is a question we may never get the answer to. What we do know about Shivasilvon however are their extreme fondness of the sea, perhaps explaining the fin-like appendages? They often explore the giant sea, finding brand new wonders to show off to fellow Back Side monsters or to keep as mementos. Kagummi Elements: Mental/Mercury/Polar Bio: A popular snack throughout all of the Back Side are commonly referred to as Gummis, and of course the monsters that produce them are Kagummi. Kagummi produce about a dozen Gummis per day, and while they are always happy to give some out to those who want them, a Kagummi always needs at least one Gummi to continue their musical career. By knocking the Gummis around their frankly quite resilient noggin, they produce a light yet beautiful melody only matched by the transceiver atop their head, oh yeah and their constant breathing.
@XCartooonX for Talimoore @ThegiftedSpicyBee for Shivasilvon
