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The Auglur leans heavily into its Mech-Element parentage, and blurs the line between the real and virtual worlds by manifesting a trio of hands with digital digits. You don't need augmented reality goggles to see them; the Auglur's power makes them visible to all. From there, it's a simple matter of gesturing and swiping in mid-air at 'sonic panels' that create soundscapes drawn from nostalgic dreams. Alright, maybe it's not actually so simple for you or I [sic] - but to the Auglur, it comes naturally… er, Ethereally

Right after it's synthesized, the Ethereal Blarret only has one functioning mouth: the top one attached to the rest of its face. Once it's a little older, the Monster's secondary and tertiary mouths learn to sing with preternatural speed… although a non-trivial amount of discipline and concentration is required to make sure they all sing in the right order. After a while though, the reflex becomes 'otama-tic.' Blarrets love getting their triple chins scratched by an Auglur's digital claws although in the case of the two lower mouths, it's more like a neck scratch?

Teeter-Tauter is an unusually unstable pair, even when compared to its synthetic siblings who slink about the Workshop. Its chaotic Elemental power necessitated its split into two separate beings that together form one lovably lopsided Ethereal - made complete with some minor 'Mech-nical' enhancements! While the bipedal Teeter's acrobatic prowess is undeniable, its tireless tittering tends to teeter toward tedious in the eye of its more responsible half, Tauter.

Behold… a workshop within the Workshop! Fittingly, the Mech Quad Vhenshun looks like the wooden workbench of Monster antiquity where items and decorations alike were crafted… if that workbench sprang to life and swapped crafting for clanging! Not only is this contraption itself a product of mechanical invention, it's an inventor in its own right! The Monster is constantly experimenting with the materials available to devise new gadgets and gizmos - not unlike the Celestial that shares its Elemental affiliation. Rumors swirl around that it's planning a hi-Mech heist to distract Zarroë and escape into the great beyond, but we're not sure the world is prepared for Vhenshun impact.

Whenever Zarroë is struggling to articulate a thought, or the Colossal is having trouble remembering something, suspicion mounts that there's an X'rt about. Put bluntly (and literally), this is the Monster equivalent of a brain fart: its home is a gargantuan brain and it communicates by spewing gas from its... mouth? Gut? We're not sure how to classify it. The biggest surprise, especially because of the presence of the Poison Element, is that the X'rt's gaseous emissions are totally odorless. Instead, they buildup over time and incite confusion and fogginess in the thought processes of its neighbors - so make sure you're not planning on doing anything mentally taxing when an X'rt is nearby.

Look, we get it - Oogiddy doesn't exactly give everyone the warm fuzzies. But what if we told you that in the midst of its nauseating display, it is actually performing a crucial function to preserve the ecosystem of the Workshop? Oogiddy traps Poisonous gasses within it [sic] bulbous body, mixing them with its own uniquely fragrant blend of acidic juices to neutralize all toxicity. The goopy byproduct created through this process ain't pretty, but it acts as a highly effective fertilizer (or hair gel!). Oogiddy even bids its fellow Monsters to steer clear of noxious substances by aggressively pulsating its chromatophores in warning.

Dog Man is very playful and likes to greet others with a friendly lick and jump. But when trouble arises, Dog Man acts seriously, just like Officer Knight did. He always gets the job done, no matter what it takes. He is also very cheerful and happy when nothing bad is happening in the city.

Rhysmuth's cubic configuration comes from its complex Crystalline composition. Each of its four Elements exerts incredible pressure against the others, compressing the very fiber of this Ethereal's being into compact blocks which vibrate with an atomic energy that can barely be contained. The most powerful of these blocks, the Rhubix Cube, is closely guarded within Rhysmuth's heart. A word to the wise: beware when excavating the Workshop's Mini-Mine, as this crafty Quad enjoys creeping among the minerals.

Even though its official species name is recognized to be 'Pentumbra' (because of its five limbs and the shadow it casts), everyone just wants to call this Monster a 'Shady Long-Legs'. The Ethereal Quad's affinity for the Shadow Element causes an unusual sticky pink residue to form on its legs - something to do with the fact that they're so often bathed in darkness. Apparently this phenomenon has been known to happen at large scale, when the dark matter of the Rift between dimensions seeps out from interdimensional fractures. It could be a trick of light, but the gloom that dwells beneath a Pentumbra almost seems to take a life of its own... but because it's nothing more than a shadow of a shade, it tends to imitate other beings' sounds rather than create its own.

The instability present in all Triple-Element Ethereals is no better represented than in the Gaddzooks. Every snap of their jaws and tap of their feet threatens to shatter its very form, and yet this Monster is able to keep it together and perform. An outlier in the Monster World as far as double-headedness goes, both of the Gaddzook brainstems get along famously and are always totally in sync with one another (we suppose you'd have to be in order to attain that level of percussive prowess). This cheerfulness and amicability extends to friendships with its fellow Ethereals as well, particularly the closely-related Yooreek.

It's challenging to describe the Flasque as a 'living thing' by the conventional definition of the term. The Ethereal's body consists of little more than an assortment of beakers and chalices, which float and move together impossibly, defying all known scientific laws. If that wasn't already enough, the Monster purposefully collides these body parts together - isn't it fearful of breaking the glass? By a fluke of nature, the Flasque's green lifeblood that sloshes and splashes about inside its body parts actually fortifies them and makes them completely shatter-resistant.

Wow! This Triple-Element Ethereal is… not what we were expecting. In a class of Monsters that includes some of the more unsightly species, the Piplash exists in stark and striking contrast. It's so cute and endearing! Even its headbanging, stereotypically associated with hardcore genres, is absolutely delightful. What precisely is going on here?! Is the Piplash harboring some secret, putting up a front, concealing a side we can't see? Could the Monster possibly be as wholesome as it outwardly seems? This is driving us crazy!!!

Hello, hello? Hello! Behind the laughter and mirth of the majority of the Workshop's inhabitants lurks the Nitebear. A mishmash of multiple ideas, the leading theory is that it's secretly powered by quirky animatronics (hence the cables sticking out of its head). To avoid going purple in the face (and so that its servos don't lock up), the Monster must routinely express itself via a string of groans and moans. It's important for the Nitebear to socialize, even though its melancholic disposition often dampens the party atmosphere. The Ethereal asserts that it's going to stop killing the mood with the others and isolate itself... but it always comes back.

Yooreek… uh… what's the story behind this Monster? It seems to possess an organic exterior, but the sound it produces definitely evokes something more robotic. Perhaps this trait is 'inherited' from auditory residue from former residents of the Workshop. This Ethereal and Gaddzooks appear to have a lot of genetic programming in common, but the quirks of the attunement and synthesis processes have resulted in markedly different final products. It matters little to these two, who savor each other's company and really 'click' musically.

(Ignore the photo) The instability present in all Triple-Element Ethereals is no better represented than in the Gaddzooks. Every snap of their jaws and tap of their feet threatens to shatter its very form, and yet this Monster is able to keep it together and perform. An outlier in the Monster World as far as double-headedness goes, both of the Gaddzook brainstems get along famously and are always totally in sync with one another (we suppose you'd have to be in order to attain that level of percussive prowess). This cheerfulness and amicability extends to friendships with its fellow Ethereals as well, particularly the closely-related Yooreek.

(I tried my best with the pic. Okay?) It's challenging to describe the Flasque as a 'living thing' by the conventional definition of the term. The Ethereal's body consists of little more than an assortment of beakers and chalices, which float and move together impossibly, defying all known scientific laws. If that wasn't already enough, the Monster purposefully collides these body parts together - isn't it fearful of breaking the glass? By a fluke of nature, the Flasque's green lifeblood that sloshes and splashes about inside its body parts actually fortifies them and makes them completely shatter-resistant.

Bubbles appears as a small round spot-breasted oriole with a large yellow beak. The two feathers on the top of his head are tall, black, and curved. The left one is the smaller one of the two and is curved to the left, whilst the feather on the right is much taller and leans to the right. His stomach, his tail, and the bags near his eyes are also black. He also has two large, maroon eyebrows that are comparable to those of Bomb and Chuck.

Pentumbra is a monster from msm

You are a new monster on ethereal workshop Characters: Yooreek, Gaddzooks, Auglur, Meebkin, Blarret, Flasque, Nitebear, Piplash, X'rt, Teeter-Tauter, Whaill, Pentumbra, Vhenshun, Rysmuth, Oogiddy, and BeMeebEth