i've seen a lot of people not really getting the tier list, the creatures are ranked based on their in-lore behaviour, not their player base

Ranking creatures on how malicious they are

Malice Ranking Criteria

1. Pure Evil

• Fully aware of their actions
• Actively seek cruelty and suffering
• Harm others for pleasure or hatred
• Example: hunts for pain, not survival

2. Evil

• Aware of their actions
• Engage in cruelty
• Can still tolerate or cooperate with others (same or different species)

3. Huge Asshole (name pending)

• Likely aware of their actions
• Do harmful or cruel things mainly for survival/necessity
• May use unnecessarily cruel methods despite having alternatives

4. Morally Ignorant

• Cause harm through instinct, anger, or amusement
• Lack understanding that their actions are wrong (or lack awareness)
• Can show intelligence but not morality

5. Just Animals

• Act purely on instinct
• Kill for food, defense, or territory
• No real moral awareness

6. Neutral

• Show high awareness (possibly near human-level)
• Do not act violently unless necessary

7. Good

• Actively try to help others
• Show intent to do good, regardless of intelligence

Joke placements (like Jeff) can be adjusted later

it's simple logic

why does v1 go after other machines? because they're filled with blood, why are they filled with blood? because they also consume blood

and what do cats feed on? that's right, mices, they're filled with mices, not blood

v1 would have no reasons to go after a cat

this is ani with a gun, it has solar beam instead of heal breath

scuba jeff is the new jeff sub species, it's just a joke sub species for a joke character, but there's something strange about it, scuba jeff has moisture, that's an actual semi-aquatic creature, that shit isn't human, it's only pretending to be one

hey everyone, i just thought about sharing sequidliom's actual stats given the two faced ability, the stats are not official and subject to change, i can also be completely wrong in what i'm saying

tranquility:

damage: 512

bite cooldown: 1.6

madness:

damage: 200

bite cooldown: 0.7/0.6~

let me know if i'm wrong

so, i got this really cool venus fly trap i named venuella recently in reference to the image above

when i get a bug, like a small cockroach or a fly, i give it to my plant, this happens mostly after i slapped the bug with a towel, killing or almost killing them, and i've been told that it was wrong

apparently i'm not giving the bug a chance and it's not fair, i'm torturing them, and i've even been told that my plant would forget how to hunt for herself, i'm not joking

i haven't seen it as really wrong but i do question it a little now, should i stop giving bugs to my plant and just let it happen? should i always make sure they're dead so they don't have to suffer being disolved? should i even give my plant already dead bugs?

this is just an atempt

first creature was the original concept for jabblebashhe before it was changed to a cake

these two can stack so much frostbite that i managed to get to a point where i could just face tank a turrim as a sylv

turrim cannot fight back against most creatures if there's something over it, this is extremely easy to abuse, i had a mufo staying under that tree thing in hardcore's oasis to completely avoid being hit while it was using its insanely long tail whip range to fight, that's all it had to do, stay there, move a little to hit me, move his tail so i couldn't hit him back, i left oasis and it didn't give chase, it might have just been testing this

why is this something nobody talks about?

i just finished making a sonic skin on battle kendyll since i had one on regular kendyll, my friend went afk for like 30 minutes before pulling as shadow, this is so awsome