De Monstris - Monstrology

Sunday, September 30, 2012

The Dōmo-kōmo: The Japanese Species of Ettin

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The D ōmo-k ōmo is a human sized species of Ettin (two headed Giants) that live around Japanese towns or cities in the forest filled mountai...
Saturday, September 29, 2012

The Howler Wasp: Deadly but, Practical

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An 'aberration' is a strange beast that had adapted to any environment in a more bizarre and different way then other creatures. The...
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Friday, September 14, 2012

The Forest Ghoul: Hiding in the Canopy

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The Forest Ghoul is a species of ghoul that lives in the canopy of remote North American forests throughout the country. This species is mai...
Monday, September 3, 2012

The Ash Rat: An Ashwinder’s Favorite Snack

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The element of fire is a destructive forced used by both humans and monsters to gain what they need to overcome challenges. Dragons use this...
Friday, August 24, 2012

The Owlbear: Doesn’t Give a ‘Hoot’

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The Owlbear is a weird hybrid creature that's a cross between an owl and a bear. They're only found in remote northwestern forests a...
Tuesday, August 21, 2012

The Peruvian Vipertooth: Bacterial Bite or Truly Venomous?

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The Peruvian Vipertooth is a species of dragon that can grow up to fifteen feet in length and only lives in the eastern and northeastern par...
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The Hoot Pecker: Fighting for Survival

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The Hoot Pecker is an avian species that's a mixture between an owl and a woodpecker. Once found throughout the entire United States, th...
Monday, August 20, 2012

The Werecrow: Silhouettes in the Moonlight

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The Werecrow (a.k.a. 'Wereravens' in northern regions) is the second of only two Were-Beasts that can naturally fly. The venom of th...
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"It Came from the Big Screen" is a blog about reviews on some of my favorite (or least favorite) movies. "De Monstris" is a blog about monsters. Please be aware that I do update posts even after they are published.
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