Metavegs
Introduction
A Doylean “Lost World” setting for an intended audience that enjoyed programs like Pokémon and Digimon. The setting is populated by creatures who resemble animals, fungi, and plants, but actually represent a 4th, ?lost? kingdom of multicellular living things who show evidence of genomic infiltration by extraterrestrials.
[MV1] Unnamed
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[MV1.1] Unnamed seed/muncher — |
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[MV1.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV1.3] Unnamed mushroom — there are many expanses on the island where these cover the ground like grass. |
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[MV1.4] Unnamed pitcher — uses chemical manipulation to lure prey. Has a long, sticky tongue it can use to help grasp prey. Spits seeds/munchers and protects patches of [MV1.3]. |
[MV2] Unnamed
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[MV2.1] Unnamed seedpods — |
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[MV2.2] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV2.3] Unnamed sprouts — |
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[MV2.4] Unnamed mushrooms — there are many expanses on the island where these cover the ground like grass. |
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[MV2.5] Unnamed pitcher — |
[MV3] Unnamed
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[MV3.1] Unnamed seedpods — a single pod will explode into hundreds of tiny seeds. |
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[MV3.2] Unnamed seeds — each seed that survives long enough will become a sprout. |
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[MV3.3] Unnamed sprouts — each sprout that survives long enough will become a flytrap. |
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[MV3.4] Unnamed flytraps — each flytrap that survives long enough will reproduce by vomiting up a seedpod, and can repeat this every so often for as long as it lives. |
[MV4] Unnamed
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[MV4.1] Unnamed plant — carries seedpods |
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[MV4.2] Unnamed seedpod — |
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[MV3.3] Unnamed seeds — |
[MV5] Unnamed
This flytrap-like metazoid seems to be a close relative of MV4.
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[MV5.1] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV5.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV5.3] Unnamed flytrap plant — use both simple and infrared-sensing eyespots to track motion and bodyheat. |
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[MV5.4] Unnamed flytrap tree — use both simple and infrared-sensing eyespots to track motion and bodyheat |
[MV6] Unnamed
This coral-like metazoid seems to be a close relative of both MV4 and MV8.
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[MV6.1] Unnamed seed — a major food source for small aquatic metazoids. |
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[MV6.2] Unnamed sprout — a major food source for numerous aquatic metazoids. |
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[MV6.3] Unnamed sapling — a major food source for many awuatic metazoids. |
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[MV6.4] Unnamed tree — the ever-growing, inter-tangling branches of this metazoid make up much of the reef surrounding the island. |
[MV7] Unnamed
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[MV7.1] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV7.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV7.3] Unnamed plant — |
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[MV7.4] Unnamed shrub — |
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[MV7.5] Unnamed tree — |
[MV8] Unnamed
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[MV8.1] Unnamed seed — |
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[MV8.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV8.3] Unnamed plant — |
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[MV8.4] Unnamed tree — |
[MV9] Unnamed
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[MV9.1] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV9.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV9.3] Unnamed flytrap plant — |
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[MV9.4] Unnamed tree — |
[MV10] Unnamed
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[MV10.1] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV10.2] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV10.3] Unnamed plant — |
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[MV10.4] Unnamed shrub — |
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[MV10.5] Unnamed tree — |
[MV11] Unnamed
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[MV11.1] Unnamed seedpod — |
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[MV11.2] Unnamed seeds — |
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[MV11.3] Unnamed sprout — |
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[MV11.4] Unnamed shrub — |
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[MV11.5] Unnamed tree — a cactus-like metazoid that grows in temperate and cold areas of the island, enduring the cold with the aid of an insulating layer of blubber. |
[MV12] Unnamed
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[MV12.1] Unnamed seed — |
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[MV12.2] Unnamed seedling — |
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[MV12.3] Unnamed sprout — these metazoids cover vast expanses of the island like grass, and are an important food source for many metazoids. |
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[MV12.4] Unnamed sapling — can be found scattered amongst patches of MV12.3, and can be found growing in patches in fields of MV12.3. |
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[MV12.5] Unnamed tree — sedentary photosynthesizers that grow all over the island. |