Snowpoint
Sage
Monsters that have adapted to life in a modern American city. I am plotting an Urban Fantasy story right now. I am looking to create some original creatures to represent the "native" population of magic creatures. They are adapted to life in urban environments and do not feed on humans to live. (monsters that threaten humans go extinct.)
The city is Houston, so the most important creature feeds on Gasoline / Petroleum. I'm not sure what kind of creature I want them to be, but they will drink Gasoline and be immune to fire / explosions. (at least gasoline based explosions, cause they eat the stuff.)
The other is a new idea. Garbage. Whatever these guys are, they live in the City Dump. They use the Garbage Tucks to move about the city, and Dumpsters to camp in. They eat discarded food. (maybe lost children on rare occasion.) (being discarded or lost is what allows them to eat it.)
I had cast Gargoyles are the Gasoline-guzzlers, who can transform into practically anything to avoid detection. However, their transforming power doesn't make a lot of sense. And I have been pulling my hair out over the confusion between Gargoyles and Gorgons. (The two could be very similar creatures, or the same creature if you look at them a certain way.) Now, I don't know If I want to call the gas-monster a Gargoyle.
Garbage monster is a new idea, so it could be called anything. I want to know if you can think of a creature that already exists that might fit this profile, or would make sense cast in the role.
The city is Houston, so the most important creature feeds on Gasoline / Petroleum. I'm not sure what kind of creature I want them to be, but they will drink Gasoline and be immune to fire / explosions. (at least gasoline based explosions, cause they eat the stuff.)
The other is a new idea. Garbage. Whatever these guys are, they live in the City Dump. They use the Garbage Tucks to move about the city, and Dumpsters to camp in. They eat discarded food. (maybe lost children on rare occasion.) (being discarded or lost is what allows them to eat it.)
I had cast Gargoyles are the Gasoline-guzzlers, who can transform into practically anything to avoid detection. However, their transforming power doesn't make a lot of sense. And I have been pulling my hair out over the confusion between Gargoyles and Gorgons. (The two could be very similar creatures, or the same creature if you look at them a certain way.) Now, I don't know If I want to call the gas-monster a Gargoyle.
Garbage monster is a new idea, so it could be called anything. I want to know if you can think of a creature that already exists that might fit this profile, or would make sense cast in the role.