This gluttonous Amphibian waits in deep waters for prey, which
it will swallow whole along with nearby rocks and dirt. It is also
known to flatten prey beneath its crushing weight.

This monster swallows rocks to aid digestion by pulverizing its
meal inside the stomach. Once its prey has been partially digested,
it will spit up the rocks, water, and anything inedible.

The disc-like protrusion on its skull protects moisturizing organs
essential for land activity. This disc becomes more blue over the
years, and unblemished discs are used as fine tableware.

Water

Water

Normal

Effective

Very Ineffective

Very Effective

Normal

Ineffective

Using its long tongue, this Amphibian can grab objects and food
from a distance. Its adhesive saliva can also be used to attach
rocks and debris to its forelegs, enhancing its combat abilities.

The well-developed forelegs are able to retain an adhesive saliva.
When this monster is riled up, it will rub its forelegs in the dirt
to affix stones and grit that increase its offensive capacity.

A species with an insatiable hunger that uses its long, soft tongue
to catch and feed on Neopterons. Some reports indicate its endless
appetite even causes it to eat barrels when charging foes.

Normal

Normal

Ineffective

Very Effective

Effective

Very Ineffective