You see about monsters is huggy Wuggy a gigantic monstrous version of mascot and Bunzo bunny monster version of same name catnap monstrous version?

I had read it on Wikipedia not so long ago, in June of this year:

I don't know if you know of a Norse creature or something (but I remember reading about it and looking for images, there was only one fanart in traditional from a girl who imagined it that way) that had wings and scales on its skin, it was also said that it could serve as a soldier in battle, it was semi-humanoid and it was male.

excuse me? Mimics are not possessed objects! They are creatures that shapeshift to mimic objects. BTW, magicking something to life is called "Animation". And Huggy Wuggy is a genetically engineered being, not a possessed toy.

A blend of "nycto" (relating to night) and "morph" (shape or form), indicating a creature that changes in the darkness.

This monster lives in the forest

This monster lurks in forest

This monster only attacks if you are destroying trees and other natural life a lot

This monster has different species.

For ex: palm tree man

Hewo :)

Here's a Big List of Monsters for anyone looking for stuff to add to the wiki:

Alpha (a major villain from the Men In Black animated series, a former human who became obsessed with merging himself with stolen alien body parts.)

Antichrist (biblical figure believed to herald the end of the world, the demonic opposite of Jesus and one of Satan's incarnations on Earth.)

Bunnicula (heroic character from the titular Bunnicula cartoon and books.)

Conqueror Worm (the monstrous "hero" of a poem by Edgar Poe, a gigantic worm that devours all of humanity, a personification of Death.)

Count (vampire muppet from Sesame Street.)

Doomslayer (powerful, altered clone of Doomsday that devoted his life to killing other Doomsday variants.)

Demona (Gargoyles) (villainous Gargoyle from Disney's Gargoyles who continually seeks to destroy humanity.)

Elmo (the popular red muppet from Sesame Street.)

Fraggle (race of small muppets from the popular Fraggle Rock series.)

Goblin (Labyrinth) (race of monsters from the Labyrinth.)

Goliath (Gargoyles) (heroic leader of a group of Gargoyles from Disney's Gargoyles.)

Goliath (biblical) (a giant from Biblical lore, killed by David using a sling, directed by God.)

Gargoyle (Gargoyles) (race of magical winged creatures from Disney's Gargoyles who guard humanity in cover of night and turn to stone during hours of day.)

Groover (blue-furred monster muppet from Sesame Street.)

Him (demonic villain from the Power Puff Girls cartoon series.)

Id the Selfish Moon (a villain from Marvel similar to Ego the Living Planet.)

Jareth (main villain of Labyrinth, also known as the "Goblin King".)

Kane (wrestler from WWE who often depicted himself as a half-demon character alongside his "brother", the Undertaker.)

Killer Tomato (the main villains of the infamous "Attack of The Killer Tomatoes" franchise.)

Loki (mythology) (Norse god of trickery and later evil, half-giant destined to bring Ragnarok once freed from his prison.)

Mammon (demonic entity believed to represent the love of money, especially as a sin.)

Nightmare (Marvel) (demonic embodiment of nightmares from Marvel.)

Omega Red (monstrous villain found in Marvel comics, part of the larger Weapon X project.)

Proteus (Marvel) (reality-altering "omega" level mutant from Marvel who lacks a physical body and must continually possess others, killing said host due to his power.)

Proteus (myth) (shape-shifting figure from classical mythology.)

Proteus (Gargoyles) (villainous shape-shifting character from Disney's Gargoyles.)

Questing Beast (monster from Arthurtian legend that appears as a merging of many different animals.)

Rot (cosmic abomination and the "child" of Thanos and Death from Marvel.)

Satan (Touched By An Angel) (version of Satan from the religious television series, Touched By An Angel.)

Skinned Tom (urban legend about a man skinned alive by a vengeful rival, lives on as a wraith.)

Skrull (militant race of green-skinned, shape-shifting aliens from Marvel.)

Thailog (villainous, mutated clone of Goliath from Disney's Gargoyles.)

Time Lord (race of virtually all-powerful aliens from the popular Doctor Who franchise.)

Undertaker (famous wrestler from WWE, depicted as a demonic undead and half-brother of Kane, another half-demon character.)

Void (demonic entity that resides within the mind of the Sentry, a major villain in Marvel.)

Wormwood (a "star" that will fall to Earth during the events of Revelation according to Biblical lore, sometimes seen as a demon or destroying angel.)

Wolf (Gargoyles) (villain from Disney's Gargoyles who was a former human mutated into a wolf-like monster as part of the Pack.)

Xemnu (monstrous alien villain from Marvel, the first character to officially use the name "Hulk".)

Hello Monster Lovers❤❤❤❤

We love Monsters at Omen Studios, what we actually want to discover and we would appreciate any comments or ideas is what have people gotten wrong about vampires that irritate your soul?? Please help thank you kindly!!

To try and help decide on which characters to keep and which to scrap here are examples of mutants within Marvel comics that comfortably pass the "monster" grade (remember this is only a sample list as Marvel has so many mutants to keep track of):

• Apocalypse

• Abyss

• Azazeal

• Beast

• Banjo

• Beak

• Blink

• Caliban

• Dark Beast

• Holocaust

• Jim Jaspers

• Legion

• Marquis of Death

• Mystique

• Mister Sinister (I know, I know, technically not a mutant but he's very close)

• Morph

• Night-Crawler

• Proteus

• Sabretooth (especially the movie version)

• Sugarman

• Wolfsbane

Well, it finally happened - after some discussions with Devo we both agreed upon the removal of the Badge System from this wiki.

The Badge System has been quite controversial for some time and while fun for some users was ultimately dividing the community and leaving it open to bad faith edits, unnecessary conflict and general bickering.

With the removal of the Badge System some of the less popular rules can be removed or relaxed, which will liberate many new users and veteran users alike.

For many of us in the community the Leaderboard was never really a big deal, however for a vocal minority it ruled their days and now that said days are behind us we can focus on growing the wiki and its community.

New editors often had to face a stern warning about edit-counts, which easily discouraged good faith users, going forward we have no real reason for such a rule or warning.

Thus users of all rank and age can contribute freely within the reasonable frame any community would allow - no longer will users have to worry about "too many" edits or "too few" edits.

Users can contribute as little or as much as they may desire (or have time to do so) - please remember some "excessive" edit rules still apply in post-Badge world but are enforced less strictly (for example, as a general rule, users are advised not to simply add one category at a time or make extremely trivial edits, excessive use of such edits can still earn a warning but is no longer grounds for a block unless such acts are repeated after said warnings and disrupt the rest of wiki).

I hope going forward this means we can all have a more enjoyable time on the Monsters Wiki and thank all the users who have contributed here for the right reasons (of which a vast majority of users do).

I am considering removing the Invisible Man page from the wiki as he is arguably not really a monster, just a human with an unusual power. As I have previously argued, I prefer not to include too many powered humans on the wiki unless they also have inhuman appearances (eg. mutants, metahumans, etc.). I want to know what other people's opinions are on the matter. Should the Invisible Man page stay or go?