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Skylander Zooble

Yep, you read that right. This mangled mess of random objects and limbs is Zooble. I honestly don't see a difference.

Their torso/casket is bigger on the inside and has a whole bunch of body parts and treasures that they collected over the years. The axe on their head was stuck on their skull since as far back as they remember, yet they don't know if the axe is what killed them. Just like in the show (prior episode 6) they hate themselves and are constantly changing their look, replacing limbs, adding new limbs, painting their casket, and painting their axe (coincidentally keeping it pink, and two red circles where canon Zooble's eyes are located. Total coincidence)

In order of Zooble's most hated to Zooble's least hated; Jax (duh), Ribbit, Caine, Kaufmo, Bubble, Kinger, Ragatha/Gangle (hard to decide), Gumigoo, and Pomni.

I also imagine Zooble trying to keep Gangle and Jax apart, believing that Jax will corrupt Gangle, unaware that Gangle is the reason Jax has been less frequent in his pranks (Meaning that he hasn't stopped his pranks altogether.)

Is this too detailed? Or should I be even more detailed when I post the others? Also, I'm having trouble deciding Ragatha's element. Might put up a poll later.

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Listed below are the Undead Element Skylanders that appear throughout the Skylanders franchise:

Bat Spin

Chop Chop

Chopscotch

Cynder

Eye-Brawl

Eye-Small

Fiesta

Fright Rider

Funny Bone

Ghost Roaster

Grim Creeper

Hex

Hijinx

Krypt King

Night Shift

Pit Boss

Rattle Shake

Roller Brawl (+ Bone Bash Roller Brawl)

Short Cut

Wolfgang

Can you explain to me why you believe Kafka would be of the Undead Elemental from the Skylander crossover/au? To me, it seems Kafka would be more aligned with the Non-Elemental. At least from what I know from both series.

Thankfully the transformation scene from episode one is enough for me to explain without delving into spoilers from later on in the manga.

When Kafka transforms for the first time in the episode, we see what looks like tortured souls are affecting him. (A scene that wasn't depicted in the manga version but yet here.) It's also mentioned in one episode that people been fighting kaiju before the Defense Force was ever founded.

Finally there's the small kaiju that gave Kafka his powers. It was purposely looking for him as it even says in both Japanese/English audio versions 'Found You.' Japan is quite notorious for its various spirits with one in particular known as the Onryō.

These are vengeful spirits that linger should their deaths be full of negativity or violent. Popular example being from the Grudge or The Ring. Some Onryō even hunt for specific people that fall under certain requirements and behaviors.

What's more violent than being killed by a Kaiju? Someone also made a theory about eating Kaiju flesh, specifically the Core, might turn a person into a Kaiju. There are mythical creatures in mythology who were once human but transformed into a monster by eating a forbidden item/food.

Kafka was literally FORCED to eat the small kaiju in order to receive his powers. Undead Element is under a similar vein. A good chunk of members, whether they be Skylanders/Villains/Civilians, have either been cursed, perished or changed after partaking in something forbidden.

This is why I believe Kafka is more closer to the Undead Element than being a non element.