Bats that live far and wide across the islands of the Grand Line. They are characterized by their metallic skin and dully shining fangs. They live in caves to avoid daylight. They are reckless and will attack anything they view as prey, no matter the difference in strength. Their skin gets them regularly struck by lighting, so the sound of thunder frightens them. Their wings are a delicacy prized for their rare flavor.

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Lightning, Fire

A subspecies of Kung Fu Dugong whose blue and red skin
makes them look like boxers. They are characterized by
the foot(?)work with their tail fins. If they can’t
stand up by a count of ten, then tend to give up and
lay on the ground. They are rivals with Karate Dugongs,
and a fight ensues whenever they meet. They focus too
much on hand-to-hand combat, and are weak to ranged
weapons. Also, their serious nature makes them more
likely to fall for jokes and surprise attacks. The
gloves on their hands are actually to protect against
the cold.

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A subspecies of Sazae Kancho that uses conch shells.
Unlike Sazae Kancho, they aren’t edible. They bounce
sound around inside their shells and disperse it over a
wide area with their trumpet-like mouths. They were
used to send messages over long distances, but lost
that job to Transponder Snails, so those released have
turned wild. They have developed the ability to confuse
their prey with soundwaves to survive in the wild. Some
enthusiasts still keep them and use them as a means of
communications.

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Large squirrels that live on Waford. They are the same type as Merveille Death Squirrels, but are slightly smaller. They always have angry looks on their faces that scare other animals, but they don’t realize how scary they look. Despite appearances, they are friendly to people, but their size and strength means that what they consider play ends up being powerful punches and kicks. They are weak to fire and bladed weapons.

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Fire, Bladed Weapons

A strange creature born from large cube fragments that
is much larger than other Eisas, and acts as their
boss. Its golden helmet is a superb item that can block
various attacks, but not illusions. It attacks by
throwing cubes and can call in other Eisas. It has a
genuine personality and tends to overreact, which means
it regularly falls for bluffs.

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Large penguins that live sloppy lives. They were driven out of their homes by other sea creatures and moved into areas their bodies aren’t suited for. Tired by their intrinsic nature and life in a habitat without water, they always seem sluggish. They are starved for entertainment and will latch onto any unexpected activity. Although lazy, when they put in some effort they get great results, as seen in their powerful beak bash they rarely unleash on opponents.

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Strange creatures born from cube data fragments. They appear in various areas, regardless of climate or ecosystem, even appearing in the world of memory. They attack by throwing cubes and can multiply with the power of cubes. They have genuine personalities and tend to overreact, which means they regularly fall for bluffs.

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A mysterious Colossus that wanders Waford. It can
control fire and unleash heat waves that reduce things
to ash.

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A species closely related to the Bronze Bat, characterized by their metallic skin and dully shining fangs. They are violent in nature and said to be the devils that created greed in humans. Their skin gets them regularly struck by lightning, so the sound of thunder frightens them. Their wings are a delicacy prized for their rare flavor. The same species also lives in Merveille.

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Lightning

Strange creatures born from cube data fragments. They appear in various areas, regardless of climate or ecosystem, even appearing in the world of memory. They attack by throwing cubes and can multiply with the power of the cubes. They have genuine personalities and tend to overreact, which means they regularly fall for bluffs. They get along with Eisas and regularly appear together with them, but are stronger.

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A subspecies of the Great Kabuto that live on the Bowin Islands. They are the same type as the Kaen Kabuto that lived in Merveille. They have the ability to set fire to the bodily fluid they secrete to drive off enemies. The meat on their backs is used in cooking, for it has a unique flavor. Their appearance makes them popular with boys, and their larvae are sold for a high price. They are slightly different from their Merveille counterparts, and cannot fly.

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A subspecies of Great Kabuto that live in cavernous areas. They paralyze prey by releasing the static electricity they generate by shivering. They lie in wait for prey in dark areas like caves, but unfortunately the light their natural electricity generates makes them easy to see. The meat on their backs has a unique flavor and is used in cooking. They cannot fly.

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Fire

A large subspecies of Death Squirrel that live on Waford. They always have mocking smiles, and provoke anyone they meet. However, that’s just how their faces look. These animals require much caution, because if attacked carelessly, they will make a spinning attack with their powerful jumps. They live in groups and will frequently call others to their aid in a fight. They are weak to fire and bladed weapons.

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Fire, Bladed Weapons

Snails that move on four legs and live near water. Those seen in Waford are thought to be a smaller, closely related to those in Merveille. When angry, they unleash a spinning attack with their hard shells. Their soft bodies are delicious and can be eaten raw, or grilled in their shells. They also won’t dissolve if you sprinkle salt on them, but instead become more delicious. Their livers are used in cooking.

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A species closely related to the Bronze Bat,
characterized by their metallic skin and dully shining
fangs. They have long lives, and are said to live for
hundreds of years in nests inside old buildings. Their
skin gets them regularly stuck by lightning , so the
sound of thunder frightens them. Unlike Bronze Bats,
they are inedible, but due to being over hunted for
their shiny fangs, few remain.

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A mysterious Colossus that dwells in Thunderhead Ruins. It can control lightning and unleash high voltage electric attacks to destroy objects.

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A mysterious Colossus that dwells in Dust Ruins. It can control wind and blow out high speed air currents to cut through objects.

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A subspecies of Kung Fu Dugong characterized by mask-like markings. They look like wrestlers, but they mostly fight like Kung Fu Dugongs. They use both uppercuts and combo punches. They tend to purposefully take attacks to show off their toughness and make the fight more exciting. They focus too much on hand-to-hand combat and are weak to ranged weapons. Also, their serious nature makes them more likely to fall for jokes and surprise attacks.

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A subspecies of Kung Fu Dugong whose black and white
skin looks just like a martial arts uniform. They
deeply respect manners, and it’s said they always bow
when fighting other dugongs. They are known for heavy,
single-blow finishing moves, but they also use
uppercuts and combo punches. They are rivals with
Boxing Dugongs, and a fight ensues whenever they meet.
They focus too much on hand-to-hand combat, and are
weak to ranged weapons. Also, their serious nature
makes them more likely to fall for jokes and surprise
attacks.

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A subspecies of Dry Penguin. They enjoy the cold, but
it’s too cold where they live and moving is bothersome
for them. What look like knit caps are actually
feathers on their heads. They have been hardened by the
cold and their charges are more powerful then the
original Dry Penguins. They are starved for
entertainment and will latch onto any unexpected
activity. They are sometimes found in unexpected
habitats, and they enjoy the cold glare they receive
that seem to say “You don’t belong here.”

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