Emerging from the tangled forest that you've been stumbling through since daybreak, you enter a lush green valley. Up ahead, you spy a maiden resting at the top of the hillside, her back to you....[See More]

The ruins of a great temple sprawl before you. Picking your way carefully through the rubble, you make your way towards the pedestal of a shattered statue of the Goddess. Her colossal, decapitated...[See More]

A scream of hopeless despair freezes the blood in your veins as someone, or something, smashes the wooden door behind you to splinters. A woman, clad in a filthy torn dress, with chains dangling from...[See More]

The earth shudders and the birds in the canopy overhead take raucous flight as a mass of sickly green flesh crashes into the mossy ground just ahead of you. The lump quivers and rises to its feet,...[See More]

A hulking tangle of vines, roughly man-like in form, slowly shambles towards you. The animate plant's bright green and red coloration stand out in stark contrast to the dull concrete and metal...[See More]

Your flesh breaks out in goose bumps as a horrifying apparition slowly materializes before you. Its' ghostly body, a stereotypical white sheet, is perforated with huge, vacant eye holes set above a...[See More]

Armon/Nix (They're called Armon in the original SNES version, Nix in the more recent Gameboy Advance translation.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------...[See More]

Several blobs of green slime, each wearing a red, spiked turtle shell on top of its' head, ooze across the floor in your general direction. Before you can do anything about them, something suddenly...[See More]

A large puddle of crimson liquid pours silently down the staircase and proceeds to slide across the floor towards you with alarming speed. As it draws near, ghastly humanoid forms begin to coagulate...[See More]

Brilliantly-hued insect larvae found in Nintendo's 2002 Metroid Fusion Game Boy Advance video game. Psychedelic Caterpillars inhabit the Nocturnal (NOC) module (Sector 6) of the Biologic Space...[See More]

"Frank was always telling folks about UFOs in the skies over his garage but nobody believed his tales of alien abductions. Look at him now--what do you think?" - Timesplitters 2 Insect...[See More]

One day, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' arch-nemesis, Shredder, got a really great deal on a warehouse full of wrecking balls (if by great, you mean free, and if by deal, you mean stolen). Now,...[See More]

An enormous, strangely-shaped axe that the protagonist Darius can purchase and wield in Agetec/From Software's 2000 Sony Playstation 2 video game Evergrace. The weapon gets its' namesake from the...[See More]

A tall, vaguely-humanoid-looking creature, its' head topped with a large mushroom cap, shuffles out of the darkness. It studies you warily, but shows no sign of aggression. You attempt to speak to...[See More]

An ornate sword, almost twice the height of a man in length, pulses with blue and purple light as it floats lazily through the air towards you. The unblinking, azure eye in the center of its' hilt...[See More]

A pair of villainous creatures that can be found in 1994's Shining Force II Sega Genesis tactical roleplaying video game. Gizmos are demons whose bodies are composed of shifting, noxious vapors...[See More]

Ferocious arthropods that can be encountered in Sir-Tech Software's 1988 Wizardry V: Heart of The Maelstrom Apple II/Commodore 64 roleplaying video game (it was also later ported to various other...[See More]

A rocket-riding Playboy Bunny that can be found, usually as a playable character, in several of Konami's Parodius (Parody + Gradius = Parodius) space shooter video games. Hikaru is generally...[See More]

Powerful, three-headed commanders of the undead that can potentially be encountered in the pen-and-paper roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons. The first Skull Lords appeared shortly after the...[See More]

Four-armed, undead warriors that can potentially be encountered in the pen-and-paper roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons. Typically, an evil human or demihuman wizard or priest will animate these...[See More]

A one-armed B.O.W. (Bio Organic Weapon) type that first appeared in Capcom's 2000 Resident Evil Code: Veronica (original Japanese name, Biohazard Code: Veronica) Sega Dreamcast video game (said title...[See More]

A secret, playable character in Climax Entertainment's 1992 Shining Force: The Legacy of Great Intention Sega Genesis tactical roleplaying video game [said title was later made available on the Sega...[See More]

"This particular canned meat tends to open you up instead." - Description of a Death Knight from the Quake instruction manual. (Said phrase is intended to complement the blurb for the regular...[See More]

"A boggling monster of an eyeball from which grows a foot. To attack, it leaps high and strikes with its sharp talons." - The Drdek card description. A Duel Monsters card game creature that can be...[See More]

The heroine of Konami's 1997/1998 Castlevania: Legends [Japanese title: Akumajo Dracula: Shikkoku Taru Zensoukyoku (Demon Castle Dracula: Dark Night Prelude)] Super Gameboy video game. Born in...[See More]

Three creatures that can be encountered in Konami's 1997/1998 Castlevania: Legends [Japanese title: Akumajo Dracula: Shikkoku Taru Zensoukyoku (Demon Castle Dracula: Dark Night Prelude)] Super...[See More]

Unusual hares that are born-from, and permanently attached to, heads of lettuce. They can be randomly encountered in Squaresoft's 1994 Final Fantasy VI Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)...[See More]

Spear-wielding, lightly-armored skeletons that can be encountered in Konami's 1997 Castlevania: Legends Super Gameboy video game. These undead creatures mindlessly patrol the grounds and interior of...[See More]

The two-stage boss found at the rooftop conclusion of Level 3 in Konami's (published under the Ultra label) original 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game...[See More]

Legendary half-man, half-moth creatures that can be encountered in Konami's 2006 Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin [Japanese title, Akumajo Dracula: Gyarari- Ofu Rabirissu (Demon Castle Dracula: Gallery...[See More]