(This is a character I was considering making as an entry for the recent Scales & Tails contest, but I never got around to it--better late than never, right?) Reanimated dragon skeletons that can be...[See More]

Gooey entities that can be encountered in Squaresoft's 1991 Final Fantasy Adventure Gameboy video game [original Japanese title: Seiken Densetsu: Final Fantasy Gaiden (Holy Sword Legend: Final...[See More]

Robin V (Damian Wayne) is a fictional superhero in the DC universe. He first appeared (as an unnamed baby) in Batman: Son of the Demon (1987) and debuted as Robin V in Batman and Robin #1 (August...[See More]

Morg was a fictional villain in the Marvel Comics universe. He debuted in Silver Surfer Volume 3, #70 (August, 1992). Morg is currently deceased, dissected by the minions of Annihilus, in a failed...[See More]

Small imps found in Squaresoft's 1997 Final Fantasy VII Sony Playstation video game (said title was also later ported to the PC.) Manholes inhabit Sector 8's subterranean levels, underneath the...[See More]

"From the blackness of the deepest ocean it came. The one called Mantis brought its evil army and built a fortress to protect itself from me. It has wasted its time. My swords shall taste your...[See More]

Mokoi (literally, "evil ghost") are wicked forest spirits in the mythology of the Murngin Aborigines of Northern Australia. The Murngin believe that death is seldom natural; accidents and illness...[See More]

Mezuki (Horse-Face), and his comrade, Gozuki (Ox-Head), are a pair of powerful Underworld guardians in Chinese mythology. When you die, Mezuki and Gozuki are typically the first supernatural...[See More]

This is a figurine of a Succubus enemy from Konami's Nintendo DS video game "Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow". As far as meeting the criteria of this challenge goes, Castlevania Succubi have the ability...[See More]

This is a lycanthrope monster from an old black & white Gameboy RPG, "Wizardry: Suffering of The Queen". Aside from the cool design, I took a liking to this critter because a crawfish is such a...[See More]

Rivers of sweat course down your seared flesh as flames dance merrily all around you and black smoke chokes the very life from your throat. Squinting through watering eyes, you spy a strange,...[See More]

Captain Cracker is a notorious robotic buccaneer that was first introduced in the 23rd episode (Mandora and The Pirates) of the 1980s animated ThunderCats television series. He also appears in...[See More]

"She is known as Elkenrod. She once was a beautiful healer who cured the sick and soothed those in pain. Now on the side of darkness, she feeds off the pain and suffering of her captives. The...[See More]

One of Dr. Anton Arcane's Un-Men minions introduced in the early 90s DiC Entertainment Swamp Thing animated cartoon series and Kenner toy line. Back when he was human, Deemo operated on the fringes...[See More]

Horrid, worm-infested, undead creatures that can be encountered in ASCII Entertainment's 2000 Wizardry: Dimguil Sony Playstation roleplaying video game. Said title was one of the many Wizardry...[See More]

Tumorous bipedal creatures that can be encountered in 1994's Phantasy Star IV: The End of The Millennium Sega Genesis/Megadrive roleplaying video game. The biomDanafalgue and Gicefalgue share the...[See More]

An anthropomorphic stove character that appeared briefly (just a single panel), in the story "The Fashionable Fireman and The Soft-Boiled Collar-Button" that ran in October 1943's Jingle Jangle...[See More]

Laluhns are large dragonfly-like insects that can potentially be encountered in Atlus' 1994 Megami Tensei Gaiden: Rasuto Baiburu (Reincarnation of The Goddess Side Story: Last Bible) Sega Game Gear...[See More]

Enormous amphibians that can be encountered in Square-Enix's 1990/1991 Final Fantasy Legend II Nintendo Gameboy roleplaying video game [original Japanese title: SaGa 2: Hihou Densetsu (SaGa 2: Legend...[See More]

Unusual, horned, bipedal creatures that can potentially be encountered in Square-Enix's 1997 Final Fantasy VII Sony Playstation roleplaying video game [it was also later ported to the Personal...[See More]

Slimy, single-eyed abominations that first appeared in Sir-Tech's 1982 Wizardry: The Knight of Diamonds Apple II roleplaying video game. Said title was later ported, often in an enhanced graphical...[See More]

Man Eaters are floating female torsos that can potentially be encountered in Atlus' 1994 Megami Tensei Gaiden: Rasuto Baiburu (Reincarnation of The Goddess Side Story: Last Bible) Sega Game Gear...[See More]

Gaudily-dressed walking eggs that can be randomly encountered in Sega's 1991 Shining in The Darkness Genesis/Megadrive roleplaying video game, which was developed by Climax Entertainment/Sonic!...[See More]

This is a Goblin Soothsayer figure based on a creature from the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game, which is produced by Wizards of The Coast (currently owned by Hasbro). If you're not...[See More]

The Mandragora is a sentient and mobile plant species that can potentially be encountered in Squaresoft's 2000 Final Fantasy IX Sony Playstation video game. They prefer to temporarily root in forest...[See More]

Sinister, wall-dwelling creatures found in Konami's 1991 Super Castlevania IV (original Japanese title: Akumajo Dorakyura, which translates to "Demon Castle Dracula") SNES video game. While all the...[See More]

Mesmerizes are robust, horse-like creatures that can potentially be encountered in Squaresoft's 1999 Final Fantasy VIII Playstation video game. They favor open plains where they can gallop to-and-fro...[See More]

Snarling, Skinman swoops down through the air towards me, hatred burning in his feral eyes. Thanks to my armored Bark Skin form, I barely feel his needle-like teeth ripping at my shoulder as we...[See More]

Out of the depths it rises, great blue fins, like sails, framing either side of its face and cresting the middle of its forehead. A torrent of seawater rains from the monster's ivory scaled body down...[See More]

From out of the shadows, it shambles towards you: a bloody, twisted parody of a man. Its right arm flails madly about, bent at impossible angles and sporting extra joints where none should exist. In...[See More]