The Mud Monster

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The four encounter a gelatinous cube in Gothmarik Citadel. John makes short work of it because it's 99% water. And it's loaded with coins! These showed up in EC Comics' horror titles a few times. Examples include "Strictly From Hunger", where out-of-control cancer cells mutate into a ravenous blob monster, and "Ooze in the Cellar?" where the trash in a miser's cellar combines with his wife's remains, creating a living ooze that swallows everything in the house. "Terror in the Swamp" and "The Meddlers!" both have this as the result of a discarded scientific experiment in Creating Life. Also the Gookum from EC's MAD #2, which causes the Martian storyteller to flee to Earth. He is horrified to see someone eating Jello, which they call "dormant Gookum"! Fear Liath Moor • Fearsome Critters • Feathered Serpent • Fei Lian • Feishu • Feiyi • Felixstowe Fire Demon • Fern Flower • Fiji Mermaid • Fish-man of Liérganes • Fiskerton Phantom • Five-Striped Abyss Fish • Flashlight Frog • Flathead Lake Monster • Flatwoods beast • Flatwoods Monster • Flying Rays • Flæðarmús • Folly Beach Monster • Fotsiaondre • Four Mile Globster • Frank Shaw's Gargoyle • Freshwater Monkey • Fresno Nightcrawler • Fsti Capcaki • Fu Lion Dogs • Futakuchi-Onna • Fuzhu Some form of Elemental Shapeshifter can be (or turn into) this, if they're capable of becoming water, mud/sludge, clay, lava or liquid metal. Compare Super Smoke.

Hellsing: Regenerating, powering up, or changing into other forms, this is what Alucard usually regresses into, though he never actually constructs any form of weaponry from it, usually resorting to bestial forms and familiars to get the job done. The Angry Red Planet features a blob monster with a single eye which spins like a radar dish on top of its Man-of-War like body. Naturally green in color, it is electrocuted in the end. However, a small piece of it latches on to one of the astronauts and it continues to live (and try and eat the poor infectee). In season two of Scream Queens, the Green Meanie is described to be a swamp monster that lives in a toxic swamp near the C.U.R.E. Institute Hospital. [15] Shantae: The Mud Bog areas are filled with Mud Bog creatures made out of the stinky, sludgy mess that the area is filled with. They either jump around in a blobby mass or pop out of the swampy floors and ceilings.Wadjet • Waitoreke • Wakwak • Walker County Creature • Wallowa Lake Freshwater Crustaceans • Wallowa Lake Monster • Wampus Beast • Wanderlight • Wapaloosie • Waqwaq • Wasaga Beach Seal Monster • Washington's Eagle • Washoriwe • Water Elephant • Waterford Sheepman • Weeping Date Palm • Wendigo • Werehyena • Weretiger • Werewolf • Werewolves • West Virginian Yahoo • Whale Eater • White Death • White River Monster • White Things (Devil Dogs) • Wild Haggis • Wolpertinger • Wood Booger • Woodwose • Woolly Mammoth • Wucharia • Wuhnan Toads • Wyvern David Winning's 2008 film Swamp Devil stars Bruce Dern as a retired sheriff trying to prove the existence of a swamp monster.

The Ride-On King: Saki explains that aside generic slimes, there are slimes that feed on specific metals and have valuable cores. Oily Maniac has its titular monster being based on the orang minyak, a Malaysian-originated supernatural entity born of oil. In the film, the monster has been re-imagined as a living blob of crude oil who can alternate between humanoid and puddle form, and it's as disgusting as it sounds.

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The Prime Hook Swamp Creature is a dog-like animal that has been spotted in the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware. [10] The Owl House: Abominations are large, purple sludge monsters that serve as muscle for those who summon them. More skilled summoners can also use them as a Morph Weapon.

Swamp Thing is a Spiritual Successor to The Heap, being a human scientist transformed into a sapient mass of moss, algae, roots, and mud after an explosion in his lab soaked him in burning chemicals before he plunged into a nearby swamp in an attempt to extinguish the flames. This triggered a reaction that transformed him into a creature made of the slimy substance of the swamp. This was until the 1980s, when Alan Moore instead retconned the Swamp Thing into purely a Plant Person, and the Elemental Embodiment of the plant kingdom at that; Swamp Thing had merely absorbed the memories of the human scientist who died, which was part of a ritual needed to spawn such an elemental as himself. A big, horrific pile of glop. Perhaps it's made of toxic sludge from a Corrupt Corporate Executive's industrial plant, or perhaps it's merely a colossal pile of dung. Terminator: Around 2029, Skynet invented liquid metal and started using it for the latest models. The villainous Terminators in both the second and third movies exhibit this. Dandelions in the Wind: In Chapter 6, Katsuki gets the displeasure of being ambushed by a Slime Mugger whose arms and body can turn into goo. You can obtain Jagras Hides, Jagras Scales, and Sharp Claws when you carve their carcasses after slaying them. Monster Hunter Rise monster list: Apex monsters

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The Thing (1982) is perhaps the darkest version of this. It really is an amorphous being, being simply a multi-cellular organism. Unfortunately, not only does it absorb its prey, it is also extremely plastic, hence it can both copy its victims and assume grotesque, hideous and gory forms. Stephen Hunter of The Washington Post wrote that " The Brothers Grimm looks terrific, yet it remains essentially inert. You keep waiting for something to happen and after a while your mind wanders from the hollow frenzy up there with all its filigrees and fretwork." [34] Xexeu • Xianfu Zhi Yu • Xiangshe • Xianyang • Xing-Xing • Xixi Zhi Yu • Xuangui • Xing-xing • Xixi Zhi Yu One of the evil Characters from the Book of Characters in the library is an eye-filled pile of ooze that lashes pseudopods at everything.

The Grootslang is a huge elephant-like creature with a serpent's tail which according to legend lives in caves, swamps, freshwater in South Africa. [4]The Blood Syndicate features Spanish superheroine Aqua-Maria, a meta human made out of living water with a bit of a language barrier to deal with.