This entity is formed from the souls of deceased magicians who died in a state of anger. It looks like a beautiful merger of a lion and a tarantula. It has semi-transparent violet skin. An odd radiance eminates from it.
This entity is the incarnation of living people's frustration. It looks like an octopus reformed into the form a bull. It has barklike skin.
This legendary entity comes from an elemental plane. It looks like an eagle sculpted into the form a python. It has a minute tail. Skulls float around it, seeming strangely alive.
This monster evolved alongside mankind. It looks like a alligator twisted into the form a lion. Instead of flesh, it appears to be made of metal.
This monster is a spy of the god of rebirth. Its left side is that of an orangutan while its right side is that of a tarantula. Instead of flesh, it appears to be composed of coffee-colored energy.
This monster mutated from mankind some time in the past. It looks like a spider with the hindquarters of a butterfly. An odd radiance eminates from it.
This mysterious creature is a companion of Satan. It looks like an octopus warped into the form an eel. It has no mouth. Electricity crackles from its body.
This mythical being comes from the future. It looks like a buffalo reformed into the form an owl. Instead of flesh, it appears to be a kind of mechanism. An aura of cold eminates from it.
This mythical being was formed from the muscles of an angel of blacksmiths. It reminds one of a flying fox and has the face of a spider, though its face is unusually very long. It has mirrorlike skin.
This mythical monster mutated from other life forms. It looks like a ferret sculpted into the form a salamander.
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