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Any monsters on "Fraggle Rock"?

Barry Lee

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Any monsters on fraggle rock?
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Boober_Gorg

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Yes, plenty.

The Avalanche Monster
The Blustering Bellowpane Monster
The Mirkmonster
Skenfrith (only if you believe he's a monster)
The Poison Cackler
The Giant Bolo Monster
The last of the Lily Creatures, the sea monster which Red discovers
The Blue Dragon which Red discovers
and a Doozer-gulping pink glob for which there is no real name ...
 

Quazimoto

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Yes, plenty.

The Avalanche Monster
The Blustering Bellowpane Monster
The Mirkmonster
Skenfrith (only if you believe he's a monster)
The Poison Cackler
The Giant Bolo Monster
The last of the Lily Creatures, the sea monster which Red discovers
The Blue Dragon which Red discovers
and a Doozer-gulping pink glob for which there is no real name ...
You forgot The Invisible Garboyle and The Terrible Tunnel. I'd think both of those would have to be considered monsters too.
 

RedPiggy

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I don't know if I'd consider the Gorgs to be monsters. The list people have given so far seem to include animal-like sentience (take that how you will), with the exception of Skenfrith, but as he's a shapeshifter you can't really peg him down to one particular type of being. If this is the case, then Gorgs are sentient beings who can operate on more than just an instinctive level. They have rules, motivations other than physical necessities, culture, etc.
 

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And there's no denying Wander McMooch is a monster on a moral level.
 
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