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DISCLAIMER: You may NOT create any Zemplix variants of your own. You can give me ideas, but don't create them yourself. When my love for wacky, unrealistic creatures meets my love for speculative evolution, things like this are produced. The incredible sto

DISCLAIMER: You may NOT create any Living Internet creatures of your own. You can give me ideas, but don't create them yourself. What if everything you saw on your computer was alive? The things you always saw as normal are actually incredibly alien, with

A collection of creatures that could be added to existing or even new maps in the future. They were designed with the style of the currently existing NPCs in mind so they don't look too out of place. Daniel, pay attention to this!

Sorry, but I have yet another collection of creations to share with you. This one is really cool however: it's about a version of Earth millions of years into the future where humanity has died out, crows have taken over, and bushes can swim. These lifefor

"You know the phrase 'gone but not forgotten'? I'd say that describes our creators pretty well. As for us Jqipadion, well... we're sort of the opposite. Forgotten, but not gone." The Jqipadion are strange lifeforms from the planet Jqidalia, created by a my

Yeqtromip is a planet almost completely covered in water, with only a few small dry places where the land reaches high enough to get out of the water. Despite these little spikes being fairly common across the planet, the dry land still takes up less than

oh no i'm making another collection Anyway! this collection is about artificially-created creatures (which might be a stretch for some of them, mostly the robotic ones), whether the classic type of artificial, where something else created/modified them, or

A collection of aquatic creatures, ranging from simple amphibians that spend their time between the sea and the surface, to full-on sea creatures (that can still be on land because this game doesn't have options for fully-aquatic lifeforms yet).