Here are the double elemental monsters, which are five of the monsters we saw boarding the ship, but there are also other passengers onboard. Winger Elements: Vapor, Elastic Channeling the moisture from the surrounding air, the Winger pumps vapor particles around its body to keep them going. They can also make some tunes by pumping excess vapor through their probuscis. Do not try to investigate this process, because much like the Drid, they like to squirt water around. Sbreenklax Elements: Vivid, Elastic The Sbreenklax is a bellow-lunged monster, much like the so called "ancestors" of Flakpak. Many of the pipes in their respiratory system are clogged up with an icky ooze-like substance, so when they breathe out, they produce gravelly scratch noises that come out through the tubes on their back. Unfortunately, with their pipes being clogged up, they must regularly inhale from a pump. Panaroka Elements: Vivid, Vapor The Panaroka likes sunbathing, long walks on the beach, and of course, playing its steel pan. It is skilled with its instrument and can play really fast or really slow depending on the mood of the song, but mostly just likes to do its own thing in its own style. Pluckbill Elements: Nuclear, Elastic The Pluckbill finds scrap materials and attaches them to one another by any means it can to make an instrument. It uses its beak, which acts like to pick, to strum on the strings of said instrument. They can be found in many places; in mountain ranges, in tundras, on beaches, and many others. Grirah Elements: Nuclear, Vapor The Grirah is a fish-like monster that can be found living near rivers. They have a tube on their rear end, and when moisture in the air is inhaled, it can be channeled through and pushed out to produce a bass sound. This Grirah in particular is credited for the creation of a certain space-faring monster... Montacon Elements: Nuclear, Vivid The Montacon is a maestro known far and wide, known for its love of music and clacking things together, particularly sticks. Seriously, it has a habit of picking up random sticks and just making music with them. As to whether it's a good habit or a bad one, perhaps that's up for it's peers to decide.
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