Chowdon use their size to intimidate Chowlings in their troop to gather food for them, ensuring they will always be the biggest member. Intelligent Chowlings will slowly skim food off the top of their offerings to the current leader and may eventually take their place.
Ceeheartee and Takegochi often haunt junkyards and have a preference for possessing older analogue technology. Despite being wandering spirits they are extremely friendly and only scare people unintentionally.
Blaacha and Chadochana spend equal amounts of time in freshwater and land covering itself in mud. The mud helps them camouflage and make them less appetizing to predators.
A mischievous creature that often disguises itself among umbrellas, taking the creature instead of your own umbrella allows it to feed on your negative emotions. Staying in contact with it too long may cause you to forget what made you sad in the first place.
!!! Did you see the new Mononoke movie? (relevant to your drawing here)
I haven’t but it looks so cool!
Highly recommend!!!
A spirit of a small beetle that crawled into a rice basket and ate too much to escape, Sowreap and Krareap haunt rice farms to attempt to satisfy their unending hunger.
A malware-horror game that infected nearly every computer in the Awatan region back in the early days of the internet, Lovexe was so prevalent that even modern PCs have small traces of them. This code somehow transcended its digital origins, baffling scientists of the region.
Before they evolved their poisonous bodies, Pokay were captured and turned into potions to be sold on the black market. These potions were never found to have any medical benefit but the creatures were still nearly hunted to extinction. They are favored by Team Maximum.
Another creature favored by Team Maximum, Munonchai are typically mischievous and are disliked by the people of the Awatan Region for stealing their kitchen knives. Its evolved form, Jugglare, becomes more powerful as others fall in battle around it; allies and enemies alike.
When threatened, Ignahlia sets its head on fire to startle predators away. It does hurt a little, but luckily it tends to live on the riverbanks and is never far from water.
Due to the many rivers of the Awatan region, ground vehicles aren’t popular, but the tuktuk is a common sighting. It's unknown whether Tuktho inspired the tuktuk or if it began to evolve similar features after its invention, but Tuktho’s nimbleness outshines the vehicle by far.
Hauntoys come in three variations with distinct forms. These broken toys search for someone to treasure them despite their battered bodies and often form bonds with others like them; each making up for the other’s weaknesses.
The stone headlights and the mouth looking like a windscreen are incredible details