1. Gold nugget miniature buffalo monster

Bio: Gold nugget miniature buffalo monsters are the most endangered species across the Bernecco and they lived in the ice age back in prehistoric times and they are prehistoric elemental monsters. Their gold on their backs is worth a lot of money that Elemedians killed these creatures for their gold nuggets that they can grow a new gold nugget whenever the old one starts cracking. The old one will fall off of their backs, so Elemedians that are treasure hunters will claim it and make valuable items in the market.

2. Sun electric lycaenops monster

Bio: Sun electric lycaenops monsters have the ability to paralyze predators with this one move called paralysis bite that can stun predatory elemental monsters. This creature has the ability just for it to survive from grave danger from large predatory elemental monsters. They can live underground across scrub, jungle, forest, and grassland environments.

3. Shadow cyclops insect monster

Bio: Shadow cyclops insect monsters are one of the social carnivorous creatures who can hunt in packs to go and search for prey, larger ones that they can take down with their killing toes and their bites can cause paralysis with this one ability they can use thunder fang to paralysis the prey. Many shadow cyclops insect monsters can prey on elemedians which literally scare the villagers from becoming their prey of them.

4. Ice gust struthiomimus monster

Bio: These snowy feathery creatures are herbivores and they can survive in the cold about 24 degrees celsius, whenever they are traveling in search of food during the winter, but they never migrate to a warmer place because they will not handle the heat and they are short-tempered of hot-heats. During a mating season when the weather gets warmer there will be a lot of squabbles and fights on one another during that season and they struggled to find shady spots.

5. Water lily auk monster

Bio: These tropical avian creatures have unique flowers on their beaks that can help detect upcoming predators from across the lakes, swamps, and rivers when they are out busy looking for food. Those flowers on their beak are like a radar that allows them to track scents, which their nostrils are covered by their flowers.