Amphibeater Elements: Mushroom, Elastic Lurking in the treetops, the Amphibeater is a nomadic monster that tends to seek refuge in lofty branches. Its lifestyle typically consists of eating and sleeping and that is pretty much it. It normally only stirs to forage or see what the other monsters are up to, occasionally popping in to join in with them. Pluckbill Elements: Nuclear, Elastic The Pluckbill finds scrap materials and attaches them to one another by any means it can to make an instrument. It uses its beak, which acts like to pick, to strum on the strings of said instrument. They can be found in many places; in mountain ranges, in tundras, on beaches, and many others. Glomerr Elements: Nuclear, Mushroom The Glomerr releases toxic fumes during its respiratory process. To control how much it releases, it seals its back pipes with mushroom membranes and wears a mask so it doesn't suffocate from its own fumes. It can forcefully channel these fumes through its mask to create noise, but it can also use this ability for defense. Tutah Elements: Elastic, Control Set your seats as you see the wonderful Tutah dance. this creature has really great dance moves as you see by the tutu, as you know, this tutu makes a glowing sound of her amazing act, so that's what makes this dancer an act. Wasras Elements: Mushroom, Control There's nothing to clean but Wasras can do it on one go. As the Wasras can wiggle it's body to clean it up, since it's body is always clean, and will be clean for 1 minute every time something is clean but not the sink. Balgar Elements: Nuclear, Control the truth about a Balgar is it's legs, the Balgar can jump more than another Rasguno can. even Balgar's Environment place is a tree, as it can stay in here for 30 minutes in his wait time. so this is why Balgar has one of every place it can go to.
@Lonrad made the Rasgunos without the Control Element Contributions: Me: Making all the sounds except for Tutah, Wasras and Balgar RedHead2087: Giving the concept for Wasras abd Balgar MaxwellDoesStuff: Making the sound for Tutah, Wasras and Balgar
