Here's the deal:
There are 4 main categories of Muppet...
As I said, I count Gonzo as a "creature" which I combine with monsters, as creatures and monsters basically the same concept... creative race of imaginary things and all.
Somehow, I consider Animal somewhere in between monster and humanoid... if nothing else, a missing link or a feral human/humanoid.
There are 4 main categories of Muppet...
- Animal/Animal like: Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Pepe, Big Bird...etc.
- Human or Humanoid: Statler, Waldorf, Bert, Ernie, Scooter
- Monster/Creature: Sweetums, Sesame Street Monsters, Gonzo (creature), Fraggles (again, creatures)
- And finally, things that shouldn't be able to move or think by themselves, but do: Fruits, vegatables, robots, tables...etc.
As I said, I count Gonzo as a "creature" which I combine with monsters, as creatures and monsters basically the same concept... creative race of imaginary things and all.
Somehow, I consider Animal somewhere in between monster and humanoid... if nothing else, a missing link or a feral human/humanoid.
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