An insane SeaWing princess (dragonet) animus who enchanted some fabric to be waterproof and indestructible as well as turning dragons into plushies when she sews it into their scales. She was once kind and outspoken, but now she's secluded and obsessed with plushifying others. She goes to Jade Mountain Academy, but she barely shows up to class. Family: Coral (mother), Turtle (brother), Tsunami (sister), other brothers. Friends: Tamarin (blind RainWing dragonet). All queens in Pyrrhia: Coral (SeaWing queen, her mother), Ruby (SkyWing queen), Thorn (SandWing queen), Snowfall (IceWing queen), Moorhen (MudWing queen). Plushified victims: Moonwatcher (NightWing seer and mind-reader dragonet, she knew too much), Turtle (SeaWing dragonet, her brother, only one who could stop her), other various dragons (no queens, though). Jade Mountain Academy staff: Tsunami (SeaWing, her sister, principal and teacher), Sunny (SandWing/NightWing hybrid, Anemone thinks she'd make a great plushie but hasn't gotten the chance, assistant principal), Clay (MudWing, teacher), Starflight (blind NightWing, librarian), Webs (timid SeaWing, teacher).

Korin!X, also officially known as “X” or called “Korin” as a nickname, prior to being sealed, appeared to be somewhat friendly, willing to first see if the Cult of X meant good will towards him before attempting to destroy their homes. However, once he broke free from his capture, he became much more rage-filled. He now no longer wishes to hear anybody out before brutally killing them, but still retains a small part of his kindness, as seen when he thanked the Eggman bots for freeing him from the cave. 500 years ago, Korin!X had been summoned by the Cult of X. Upon their realization that the creature they summoned wasn't Dark Gaia and didn't even know who that was, they immediately attempted to kill it. In retaliation, the creature ended up killing most of the cult. The leader managed to seal it away in a tomb before passing away, leading the other two cultists to hide the tomb away. In the modern age, any memory of the cult had long since faded from history, and the tomb is discovered by a group of Badniks sent by Eggman to gather resources. One of the robots ends up unlocking the tomb and releasing Korin!X, who "thanks" the robots for releasing him by destroying each and every last one of them. After all is said and done, he leaves his former prison to see the surface, intending to burn it to the ground to spite the cult that summoned him. He was sent here through a wormhole by a starborn being named R'gel shortly after he began his conquest of the world. He has a one-sided rivalry with Knuckles and loves to fight against him, although the echidna doesn't show mutual enthusiasm. He wields a jagged voidstone sword and can absorb souls temporarily to gain major strength boosts and overcome severe obstacles. He currently has not absorbed any souls. If he becomes friends with someone, a rare occurrence, he may resurrect them and attempt to transform them into a void-creature like him. Failure to convert a new friend is not harmful to either of them.

A machine that turns whatever's put inside into a plushie. Stages: 1—puts the victim to sleep. 2—creates a miniature plush version of the victim. 3—anchors the victim's soul to the plushie. 4—kills the victim's organic body. 5—deposits the final product. Plushies created by this are immortal and do not tarnish.

If he injures you at all, you'll be infected with something that turns you into a robot very slowly over time without altering your mind.

A tiny piece of dragon-flesh that turns a dragon host into an Overlord, a towering pillar of Dragon-Flesh that transforms hosts into Empresses. Biomass—food and building materials, made by Drones infecting dragons. Drones—mindless helpers, made by Workers infecting dragons or dragons eating Biomass. Workers—specialists, made by Queens infecting dragons. Queens—rulers of small Hives, made by Empresses infecting dragons. Empresses—rulers of large Hives, made by the Overlord infecting dragons. Overlord—the ruler of Dragon-Flesh as a whole, created when a Seed bonds with a dragon host. Seed—a small blob of flesh that merges with a dragon host to make an Overlord.

A huge pillar of dragon-flesh that melts down dragons and turns them into dragon-shaped flesh-masses. Everything in the cave is made of dragon-flesh, even the cave walls. Only Biomass and the Overlord don't look like dragons. The Hive is surprisingly humane. The tiers in the hierarchy are: Biomass—food and building materials, created by Drones. Drones—mindless helpers, created by Workers. Workers—specialists, created by Queens. Queens (males are Kings)—rulers of smaller Hives, created by Empresses. Empresses (males are Emperors)—rulers of larger Hives, created by the Overlord. Overlord—creator of the Dragon-Flesh Hive, ruler of the main Hive. Seed—tiny parasite that turns a host into an Overlord, excreeted by the Overlord.

A mindless hunk of flesh from dragons that looks like a dragon, serving under the Dragon-Flesh Hive's Queen. It doesn't think or speak—it just hunts and either converts or feasts. Feasting turns the corpse of its prey into biomass—food and/or building materials for the Hive. Conversion is just an extremely painful bite to the victim's neck that turns them into a mindless Drone. Workers retain consciousness but work under the Queen. Biomass is, well, food and building materials.

(disclaimer: "D.F." means "Dragon-Flesh") A sort of dual-role between Breeder and Caretaker within the hive of dragon-flesh, where every drone, Queen, and Empress at least *looks* like a dragon. She's one of the less overzealous drones, instead hooking up dragons to sperm-collectors if they're male or egg-collecters if they're female. She prefers willing donors but will allow hosts to be assigned to her. She remembers her existence before the hive but prefers her current existence as a caring host. She cares for the resulting hatchlings. Tiers in the hive: Biomass—general food and infrastructure, non-dragons and falling-apart drones become this. Drones—build and collect stuff, completely mindless, created by Workers. Worker—several different roles, remembers their past, prefers this, created by Queens. Queen—ruler of smaller hives, remembers very little about their past, created by Empresses. Males are called Kings. Empress—the ruler of far larger hives, very rare mutations in the creation process of a Quren, remembers everything about everything under them. Males are called Emperors. Overlord—a giant pillar of writhing dragon flesh, the creator of the dragon-flesh parasite that made them all. Seed—a tiny blob of dragon-flesh, hijacked the first host's body to turn them into the Overlord.

A really grotesque hunk of flesh that hooks up creatures to it and recreates them with its own mass, except the victims are held forever and the clones really believe they're the original, having perfect 1:1 copies of their bodies and minds.

So...uhh...Elphidran is fluffy...so here's a truly endless sea of Elphidran fluff. You also have a potential Elphidran buddy.

(ignore the voice please) A horribly failed experiment. Fuses dragons' mouths shut around tendrils and puts them to sleep eternally, pulling them into itself so it can feed and discard the bones. The mass can move, but it has to churn itself around, leaving a large blood-trail.

An arrogant, self-absorbed power-hungry lunatic. Got himself and a BABY DRAGON killed by a mind-control plant so the two of them can hijack it. Due to his desire for controlling both humankind (which has been severely dwindled but is recovering) and dragonkind (the current dominant species), he surpresses the hardened untrusting baby dragon (who he calls "Lizard" as an insult) and mind-controls whenever someone goes against his order. He uses Queen Wasp of the HiveWings as a sort of buffer so he keeps total control but nobody knows about him, keeping himself safe. If the plant is removed from his skull, his husk of an unused body will crumble, and he'll die. The baby dragon is more directly connected than he is and has the same curse. SkyWings: the standard dragon, typically orange or red. SeaWings: green or blue aquatic dragons with gills and bioluminescent patterns. SandWings: tan dragons with fire-breath and scorpion-like tail barbs with venom that hurts like shit. MudWings: bulky brown dragons with strong lungs and fire breath tied to outside temperatures. NightWings: black dragons able to handle less sleep and breathe fire. Some can read minds and/or see the future. RainWings: color-changing dragons with very deadly acid-spit often incorrectly referred to as venom and LITERAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS. IceWings: blue/white dragons capable of handling extreme cold perfectly fine and breathe a chilling cold capable of crystallizing the water in living things, creating a painful killing method. SilkWings: colorful four-winged dragons capable of weaving silk and get their wings when they near adulthood. HiveWings: black/yellow four-winged dragons with severely varying abilities, most including some form of a painful deadly and/or paralyzing neurotoxin. LeafWings: green dragons with leaf-like wings, possible LITERAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS, and the rare ability to boost plant growth via thought and telepathic communication with flora.

Legend says that he was once a warrior who, falsely accused of something horrible and cast into a volcano, returned as a Pal to exact revenge against those who wronged him.

Image was meant to be of Darkstalker getting punched in the face. Gemini was being a pain. What if a dragon went to the past and tried to save Arctic? This is an AU where Darkstalker didn't think to give himself immortality or invulnerability yet.

(will change the image once I get to use Scratch) Elphidran (me!), likes coding on Scratch, exploring dark concepts ranging from "depressed Dialga" to "Palworld love story/tragedy/oh wait it's happy again" to "Pokémon/Palworld character commits $*1c1|)3", and just overall using his brain and having fun. Sorta autistic.

Got inspired by @Chillet:) and made a single-character Palworld bot of my own.

Two Elphidrans who have feelings for each other but don't know that yet, one yet-to-be-born child, and one abusive Pal Tamer.

Spark, 15M. Marie, 14F. Two Elphidran lovers, both abused by the same Pal Tamer. Both too nervous to ask the other Elphidran out on a date, despite urges and nudges by other Pals. They want to fly off together, but they don't know of each other's love yet and fear a rejection that will never come.

The world is plagued by alien parasites who devour brains. The Ravanged are individuals like himself who have lost all sentience to the aliens and are, due to being unsaveable, socially acceptable to keep as pets, but only when disconnected from the parasites. This one's still hooked up, his brain slowly rotting. Do you want to save him, or should you leave him to become a spirit's pet in the afterlife? This is a world where Pokémon and Pals are treated as essentially the same type of species.

Who said a zombie had to know they're a zombie?