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Bios: Mytheorical - "When you think about myths and legends in the monster world, you tend to think of monsters like Mythicals and Legendaries. But Mytheorical lives for this kind of topic. You can see it theorizing about whatever it can get its hands on. Sometimes making sense, others... not so much... Some D.O.M.A. Agents believe it to have a split personality. But hey, that's just a theory." Rockabeam - "Most monsters you find in the monster world are tame... Rockabeam is an exception... It'll do whatever it can to make the little chatlings surrounding it entertained... D.O.M.A. agents believe its golden, scythe-shaped guitar has time warping powers, but we still aren't too sure about that. It actually gets along with ████████ fairly well... but despises any mention of beams, ironic considering its name." Hillbleetus - "What if a Woolabee evolved to live on its own? That's a question that the researchers of the Playbackyderms asked themselves. And Hillbleetus here answers it. It's far too chaotic to have any small partners around it, so it's evolved to be able to live and function on its own. The Watch-Party is the only group of critters that dares get near Hillbleetus. Mainly due to the fact that they are partially incorporeal, and thus immune to the shenanigans this member of the Creator class can cause." D-0U-G-1A-5 - "Is that a rare wubbox? No. It's the malfunctioning D-0U-G model, or DOUG for short. Specifically the 5th model of the 1A series. Or it may not be, because we've heard that a manufacturing error happened and now all D-0U-G models have the "1A-5" labeling on the back. So we've personally resorted to purely calling them all D-0U-G-1A-5. Quite a mouthful, which is why we shorten it down to just "Douglas". This monster seems to have a symbiotic, although toxic, relationship with the Watch-Party. The mechanism was built as a performer. So it provides entertainment, and the watch party engages, feeding in new information, or unknowingly giving D-0U-G-1A-5 more ideas, even with them sometimes being more chaotic than Rockabeam and Hillbleetus combined. But hey, that's just a product of it's faulty coding." Thunderust - "If you hear the flapping of those giant wings, you better hide, because most likely a Thunderust is coming to get into trouble. These hat-shaped beings built their machines from scratch. Why do they have a moustache? They don't. But the machine does. They are aware of the fact that non-feared cartoon villains have those cheesy moustaches and use that to their advantage to SEEM less threatening. But don't let that fool you, they may act like a bad guy in a Saturday-morning cartoon, but they have the potential to level an entire continent. Just make sure you bring a spare pair of rubber gloves." Maskratch - "Hear the wheels of a skateboard? Hearing the rattling of a paint can? Well, you're most likely near a Maskratch. These sneaky creatures love to pull pranks, some more mean-spirited than others. What's with their face? They don't have one, so they draw one to monsterize themself. Once that paper is taped on, it comes to life, able to display all of the Maskratch's emotions without problem. We think it may be trying to get a raise, but we aren't sure from whom." Algebrain - "What's wrong? You look confused. Maybe it's the fact that the eyelids close sideways? Maybe its the fact that it floats like a light variable. Or maybe its the fact that we literally know nothing about it. Algebrain is... confusing to say the least... Reports have seen it attempting to turn people into messes of squiggly lines, but we're just lucky enough to never see it. It does have telekinesis powers though, which is how it suspends those 4 stones in the air. One things for sure, you don't want to be around it when it's mad, because it can reach speeds of up to 2,763 miles per hour, so you are NOT getting away."
