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Creature Blog Have you discovered a hithertofore unknown inhabitant of Palagonia? Did you stumble upon an artistic shape and have a burning desire share it with the world? Then you have come to the right place. To post what you have found click here! |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Oliver
FROM: St Margarets, UK DATE: 19 June, 2010 TILES USED: 19 CREATURE: Palatailsnail COMMENT: The palatailsnail is like the garden-variety palasnail except for its long mucousy tail. This makes it a favourite of predators, who can simply pick them up by their tail, swing them around a few times, them tenderise them on the nearest rock. Delicious! |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Cameron
FROM: London, UK DATE: 19 June, 2010 TILES USED: 17+19 CREATURE: Palamarckians COMMENT: Palamarckians are fish that decided to grow legs so they could wander out of the water and check out what was happening on the Archipalago. They initially missed being legless, until they discovered fermented coconut juice. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Zoe
FROM: Nelson, NZ DATE: 11 May, 2010 TILES USED: 47 CREATURE: Palarachnid COMMENT: The Palarachnid is one of the few creatures that will attack a Palabug due to it finding the Palabug's antenna delicious. Unfortunately, Palabugs find the Palarachnid equally delicious. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Jim Risner
FROM: Nelson, NZ DATE: 22 April, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palastic Domestic COMMENT: In future Palagonia, housework is a thing of the past. All chores are done by your Palastic Domestic. Instead of hands it has whirling rags so whatever it touches becomes sparkling clean. And instead of feet it has a hover-hoover attachment which allows it glide about silently and vacuum the floor at the same time. (This model comes with 50's housemaid hair-do so as to be completely non-threatening). |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Mike McManaway
FROM: Mapua, NZ DATE: 14 March, 2010 TILES USED: 35 CREATURE: Palabbit COMMENT: A fast breeder and runner, the Palabbit usually faces backwards, especially when being chased by the giant Palabug. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Ollie & Cameron
FROM: London, UK DATE: 6 March, 2010 TILES USED: 27 CREATURE: Palanteater COMMENT: This one was a joint discovery made by two intrepid explorers deep in the heart of Palagonia: Cameron discovered the shape and Ollie named it. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Oliver Spicer
FROM: St Margarets, UK DATE: 6 March, 2010 TILES USED: 31 CREATURE: Palabeetlesnailbugsnakemonster COMMENT: The Palabeetlesnailbugsnakemonster lives anywhere, and likes to eat mushie peas. The wobbly thing on its head is a poison stinger to kill other predators. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Damásdi Gábor
FROM: Kiskunfélegyháza, Hungary DATE: 27 February, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Giant palasnails COMMENT: This is a giant palasnail pair. Palasnails are different from normal snails. The aren't hermaphrodites. The upper one is male and the other is female. Their favorite food is palacorn. Palagonians don't like them becaus they eat lots of palacorn. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Cameron Browne
FROM: London, UK DATE: 21 January, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palagoyle COMMENT: Palagoyles are fierce looking creatures that perch on palace rooftops to ward off evil spirits by spitting rainwater at them. This role is largely ceremonial, however, as most evil spirits don't mind getting wet and those that do can just come back when it's not raining. The difference between palagoyles and gargoyles is that palagoyles don't gargle the rainwater. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Caed
FROM: Christchurch, NZ DATE: 13 January, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palateddy COMMENT: Palateddies are thought to be related to the Panda bear, but on another Planet. They like to swing from pylons and nibble on no.8 wire. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Helen Gilbert
FROM: London, UK DATE: 11 January, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palamenco dancer COMMENT: This Palamenco dancer emerged while I was playing with the tiles at a dinner party last night. I think she's enjoying herself, but it's hard to say for sure as it looks like she's swallowed a snail and was drawn by Picasso on an especially abstract day. Note the two balls she's juggling as she dances - that's not easy! She uses all 48 tiles. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Jack
FROM: Upper Moutere, NZ DATE: 10 January, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palahydra COMMENT: The Palahydra is a big animal, larger than a Palagator. It lives near villages in Palagonia, terrorising the inhabitants until it is killed by Palahercules. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Liam
FROM: Bay of Plenty, New Zealand DATE: 26 December, 2009 TILES USED: 40 CREATURE: Palagloop COMMENT: Palagloop is a large, sky blue creature that is made out of a sticky jelly substance. He eats by absorbing food through the side if its body and he can split onto lots of little pieces and then join back up together. This is very helpfull if he is getting attacked or chased. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Harri and Callum Saunders
FROM: Mapua, New Zealand DATE: 3 December, 2009 TILES USED: 66 CREATURE: InHotPalsuit COMMENT: InHotPalsuit is a monster chaser. We had two sets so we made him really big so he would be able to capture all the other monsters. |
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 DISCOVERED BY: George and Nicholas
FROM: Richmond, NZ DATE: 30 November, 2010 TILES USED: 48 CREATURE: Palabat COMMENT: We made this at school |
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 DISCOVERED BY: Zoe
FROM: Nelson, New Zealand DATE: 19 October, 2009 TILES USED: 20 CREATURE: Pal Eltoro COMMENT: I was trying to make a alien space ship but when I looked at it upside down I realised I was starting to make a bull. I couldn't decide if it should be called Pal Eltoro or Paltoro. I am still not sure. |
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