Percusstio Elements: Spore, Magnetic The Earthereals always admired the fast paced beats of the Drumsolopod and Shellkit of the natural dimension. But with every herd of sheep, comes a black sheep, and the Percusstio was no such admirer. In fact, it challenged them with even faster and more numerous beats. While the Percusstio will never meet either of them, they still send rather intimidating mail to one another. Creepstal Elements: Aura, Undead The Creepstal harvests magical crystals from dark and mysterious underground caverns. It then uses said crystals to play its mystical song. It also has some peculiar mannerisms, such as inspecting random objects on the floor and then consuming them. Strange. Lampados Elements: Aura, Supernova The Lampados travels through the stars, finding a place to settle on. They will make a temporary home, sing their part in the monster chorus, and then depart for new horizons. Due to their nomadic behaviors, they have bumped into the Astroverb many times, and have even taken residence on the same place before. Fungler Elements: Spore, Undead Lurking in the shadows, the Fungler constantly searches for food, as it rapidly shrinks in size every second. It will go from eating specks of dust, to eating cast off monster parts, like shed skin, shells, and broken instruments. It has to be reminded that this is not acceptable behavior, but it's not its fault they shrink. But truth be told, nobody knows why. The Fungler hopes that one day, someone or something will cure it. Wrayth Elements: Supernova, Undead The Wrayth constantly finds itself bored, and is constantly on the search for a playmate. Unfortunately, it is not very aware of consent, and when another monster rejects it, it gets infuriated and will try to possess them to make it it's friend. What can I say, folks, Earthereal monsters. Gravatex Elements: Magnetic, Supernova With behavior akin to a monster in another region of the multiverse, the Gravatex manipulates gravity to rotate its orbiting satellites to the point where they collide into eachother to make its percussive sounds. As interesting as this seems, don't get too curious, as getting to close to their gravitational field will pull you right into their orbit, and let's just say, you don't want to be one of Gravatex's satellites.
