Garryfish

Hungler remained hidden in that cave, along with many other creatures, for hours hoping that thing would just go away. The beast kept trying to enter the cave, almost breaking down the entrance, luckily it gave up and instead chose to prey upon bigger creatures.

After making sure the predator was far away, Hungler got out of the huge crater and went back to looking for more Peeper swarms that could lead him to Jacob.

He kept following them until he noticed a green glow from afar, and even more Peepers swimming towards it. Once close enough he took a good look a the structure: there were two holes, one that sucked in water and Peepers, and another one that expelled the Peepers after a few seconds, however, the fish that exited the structure were different: when they swam around, they left a green-ish substance behind them which attracted other creatures.

Hungler kept looking at the structure, thinking about how it got here.

It wasn't natural, but it didn't seem to be human-made either and certainly wasn't created by these creatures, could it have been created by aliens?. He kept thinking about it, until a familiar face snapped him out of his trance: it was Jacob! He was was inside this structure all along, but why? Hungler didn't know, but he didn't care, Jacob was back and that's what matters. It was finally time to reach the island.

"What...are...you?"

Jacob is back and brought new misteries for Hungler to solve. It also looks like someone has noticed the Anglow going around 4546B, but who could it be?

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Hungler decided to look for Jacob before heading to the island. He started looking around the grassy plateaus, but to no avail, so he thought of going back to the kelp forest and the shallows, hoping to find him there. That is until he noticed huge schools of Peepers swimming away from the plateaus as if they were migrating.

Hungler followed them thinking they could lead him to where Jacob was. After a while he noticed the red grass of the plateaus slowly decrease in number, signifying his arrival in a new biome: a huge, sandy expanse even greater than the grassy plateaus, inhabited by all sorts of creatures.

But there was one that stood out from the rest: a purple, humanoid creature with long claws, and this weird creature had an even weirder behaviour: it paid no mind to certain creatures while also being extremely aggressive towards other creatures. Hungler took a good look at the creatures it attacked to try and understand why it behaved like this, but was soon interrupted by a loud, bellowing roar. The Anglow immediately turned around, trying to locate the source of the sound and he saw it: a huge, serpentine creature swimming towards him.

He ran away, trying to find a place to hide from the giant beast and soon found an entrance to a cave that was too small for the predator.

His search for Jacob would have to wait. Hopefully nothing bad happened to him.

The first (aggressive) leviathans have finally appeared, the Reaper leviathans, together with the Warpers. Will Hungler be able to find Jacob before the Reapers do?

I swear, i will never not get scared of a reaper's roar.

So, i recently started a series in the My singing monsters wiki about an Anglow (one of the monsters in the game) that ended up on the planet 4546B and i decided to post it here too.

I'm not sure if this breaks any guidelines, so sorry if it does.

It was a day like the other on 4546B, until one day a curious little creature was found in the safe shallows. Once it saw the fauna of the planet, the blue alien started raising its tendrils, producing a weird, almost ethereal sound, as if trying to get the other creatures to join in the song, but to no avail. Still, all the fish around were mesmerized by the lights at the tip of its appendages, and one of them was even brave enough to approach him. Will the Anglow be able to get back to its universe, or will he remain stuck on the water planet?