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Villager types! This took me 7 hours :’)
very few fans of adventure time know this, but magus actually has a canonical species! their species doesn't have an official name, but they show up once in the comics in the background. I accidentally went crazy and this happened. my interpretation of sphinxes in adventure time! enjoy!
A carnivorous animal by the name of Hell hounds or Hook beaks, serves the role as a highly adapted pack hunter, this Borease animal is one of the most adaptive creature on this planet as they can be found about in each craves and surface of the planet.
It’s adaptivity is evident in its biological design as its pincer like jaws, eyes, and fur, have morphed from climate to climate giving this genus varied sub species with their own unique traits to further adapt to their species circumstances.
It earned its name for its obvious Earth counterpart the canine and the similarities that they share. Being excellent social hunters and for an amazing sense of smell, though unlike earths animals they do not have nostrils to gather smells but instead reply on head quills that resemble hair, highly sensitive organs similar to insect antennas that gather air particles.
SeaKites
Yaay finished these fellers! Amphibian ahh birds… there’s more infos I couldn’t get on there unfortunately but oh whale (ha ha)
A look into the environment layout of Rahlo, along with nine close up species profiles of the native plants!
Feel free to ask questions!
Much of Exoton's plant life is characterized by highly specialized root structures, predominantly growing in a vertical, cone-like shape. Most species are derivatives of a key ancestor, the Giant's Needle, sharing a dense, layered root system with a distinctive spiraling growth pattern. This structure provides exceptional stability and resilience, making root trees some of the planet's densest organic formations. Their durability makes them extremely difficult to fracture, even under significant force.
2024 vs 2022, a “humanoid” alien with a mosquito-like face!
Both pieces made by me
The Pestilent Thickets are where damage begins to loosen its grip.
More polluted than the Lurid Grasslands, these dense growths emerge as contamination concentrates and vegetation tightens into tangled formations that trap lingering toxins. The air remains heavy, the atmosphere unstable, yet the ecosystem has not stopped moving forward.
Within the thickets, the first signs of transition appear. Amid altered flora, traces of familiar plant life begin to return, cautiously reclaiming ground once overwhelmed by chemical disruption.
They are still hazardous. Still marked by the legacy of contamination.
But they are also thresholds, places where the trajectory begins, slowly, to bend back toward equilibrium.
The Pestilent Thickets mark the fragile beginning of recovery.